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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Cete partizanskih ljudskih armad so
- skoraj popolnoma unicile lasko divizijo
uzni Bosni Sc vedno vrse srdte bitke. Krvavi
bo divjajo OBJ reki Neretvi pri Bugojni in Gornjem
Vakufu.

Radio "Svobodna Jugoslavi-
ja" naznanja, da Sc vrse srditi
boji pri Konici v juzni Bosni.
Komunike partizanske arma-
de naznanja: "Po vecdnevnih
bojih je ljudska armada vdrla
v sredino mesta ter prekoracila
levi breg reke Neretve, XII tece
skozi mesto.
Partizani med dvema Ognjema
"Zaradi pritiska eetnikov ge-
nerala Mihajlovica, XII so napa-
dali ljudsko armada partizanov
Cd juga, in zaradi pritiska osi-
sea cd severa, je postala pozici-
ia partizanov v mestu nevzdrz-
ma in partizani so bill prisiljeni
k umiku."
O srditih bojih porocajo tudi
v okolici Bugojne in Gornjega
Vakufa Bosni in oh vznozju
gore Raduse, kjer so Nemci
koncentrirali stevilne cete in
zracno silo.
Premoc nemskih baterij
Nemske baterije so prisilile k
molku partizansko artilerijo,
toda ia odsek je ze cesto izpre-
menil svoje gospodarje.
Nacisti 81 prizadevajo, prebi,
ii Sc do Prozora, katerega sc
osvobodili partizani pred dvema
tednoma.
Rezultati bojev meseca februar.
Radio "Svobodna Jugoslavi
ia" poroca tudi 0 zakljuckih sr'
ditih borb, XII so Sc koncale me
SEGA februarja. v teh bojih j.
bill unicen vecji del italijanskt
"Murge' divizije, XII je pustils
ma bojiscu 1000 pobitih MOI il
As castnikov.
Ubit laski polkovnik
Med mimi je bill poveljnik Is!
polka "Murge" divizije, polkov
mix Monion Emil, XII Sc je q
pref boril v Etiopiji in spaniji
Cd te divizije je bilo zajetil
1900 MOI in 20 castnikov.
Porocilo 0 partizanskih BOIL
v Macedoniji naznanja, da 8
partizani napadli rudnike v Lo
JAM.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
VELIkI (LOvEk0LJUb
ROOSEVELT zE SkRbI IA
B0D0(N0ST AMER. LJUD5TVA
Predsednik je postal kongresu svoj pro-
gram, XII predvideva socialno izboljsanje
ameriskega ljudstva.
VSAKEMU CLOVEKU MAJ BI BILA ZAGOTOVLJE-
MA Cd ZIBELI DO GROBA NJEGOVA
SOCIALNA VARNOST

WASHINGTON, 10. marca.
Predsednik Roosevelt je postal
danes kongresu svoj nacrt "a
povoino akcijo v Zedinjenih dr.
zavah.
Glavne tocke njegovega ma
crta so:
ZAGOTOVITEV DELLA vsem
delazmoznim.
JAMSTVO, da bo dobil delo
vsak vrnivsi Sc vojak in vsak
delavec, XII je bill zaposlen VOL
nj industriji; delo DO morale
biti primerno placano in pod u
godnimi delavskimi pogoji.
JAMSTVO vsem do enake
pravice ia socialno varnost, IL
obrazbo, zdravstvo in stanova-
MIA.
Ne nazaj v stare nesreco
Predsednik je izjavil svoji
poslanici, da iskreno upa in ze-
! Ii, da posveti kongres oh svo-
jem zasedanju pozornost njego-
vi poslanici,. da Sc ne povrnejo
zopet razmere ""negotouosti' in
bojazni', kakrsne smo imeli "a
znamovati V preteklosti."
Ma polju sociaIne varnosti,
kjer je treba V bodoce uvesti
"zascito proti strahu pred sta
rostjo, proti pomanjkanju, od-
visnosti, bolezni, brezposelno-
sti in nesreci," so predvidevani
sledeci koraki:
UZAKONITEV zavarovalni-
ne proti stalni ali zacasni nespo-
sobnosti.
RAZSIRJENJE starostne "a
varova1nine.
REORGANIZACIJA postav
"a kompenzacijo brezposelnosti,
da Sc doseze vecja izplacila,
vstevsi izplacila "a najmanj 26
tednov brezposelnosti.
| USTANOVITEV stalne De-
lavske administracije, XII bi pre-
skrbovala delo nezaposlenim.
| ZAGOTOVITEV zdravniske
pomoci vsem potion vladnih a.
propriacij, katerimi bi Sc po-
stavilo JAYNE bolnisnice in
zdravstvene centre.
LOKALNE in drzavne Wade
maj hi imele ma razpolago fon.
de, XII bi omogocali dostop do g,
make izobrazbe v ljudskih in
visjih solah vsem otrokom in
mladini, kakor tudi ma kolegijih
in univerzah.
Ustanovitev velikega javnega
housing" programa, XII bi "a
gotovil vsem udobna in zdravs
stanovanja.
USTANOVITEV in razvoj We
likega programa "a javna della
in Sc, mnogo drugih javnih do
brin. rs..s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

DRAMSKO DRUsTVO CAN
TON VEROVSEK"

Dramsko drustvo canton
Verovsek" ina nocoj OBJ s. uri
sejo v Slovenskem >delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. Clanstvo
je proseno, da Sc polnostevilno
.udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Nov srob

Po kratki in mucni bolezni je
v nedeljo vecer umrla ma svo.
jem domu v Arlington Parku
predmestje Girard, O., Mrs
staudlihar, clanica S. N. F. J
zapusca soproga in druzino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Veselica

zenski odsek Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo rd.
.priredi v nedeljo vecer plesno
veselico, ma katero prijazno va
bi vse obcinstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
AmeriSke dObave
sovjetski Rusiiji do
l. januarja 1913
V Washingtonu so objavili
pregled dobav, XII so bile
poslane IL Zedinjenih dr.
zav " Sovjetsko Rusijo.

WASHINGTON, 9. marca. -
V zvezi znano izjavo ameris-
kega poslanika v Moskvi, admi-
rala Standleyja, XII je rekel, da
ruska vlada ne pove nicesar
ruskemu ljudstvu ameriski
pomoci Rusiji, so bile tukaj IL
dane sledece stevilke materiala,
XII je bill do 1. januarja 1943
poslan Rusiji in XII je stal
skupni vsoti $1,3O0,0OO,OOO.
V tenn stevilkah so vkljucene
sledeee posilike:i r -. -, :,
26O0 letal.--
5000 tankov.
1880 trukov.
200 motornih koles.
1900 vojaskih traktorjev.
100000 lahkih strojnic.
100000 parov skornjev in
$4,000 ton usnja "a podplate.
$4,000 ton zelezniskih trac-
mic in druge zelezniske opreme.
100000 poljskih telefonov in
stotine tisoc mill telefonske Ii
ce.
268,0OO ton petrolejskih pro-
duktov.
$4,000 ton jekla.
$4,000 ton aluminija in dur.
aluminija.
21,50O ton cinka.
$4,000 ton bakra in medi.
$4,000 ton razstreliva TINT.
$4,000 ton drugih kemika.
lii.
Ogromne zaloge zivil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Partizani ma KosOvem

PartlZanI ma kOSOVem
Ljudstvo ma Kosovem je ve-
seljem pozdravilo partizane, Xxi
so jih resili bolgarskih terori-
stow, XII so streljali talce, pozi-
gall cele vasi in izvajali ekseku-
cije v masah ter bolgarizirali
cele okraje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

Il Colorado je prisel ma do
pust "a 10 dni, korporal Walter
p. Mervar, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank in Mary Mervar, 893 E
IA st. Pri vojakiA Sc nahaja
sest naesecev. Njegev brat kor.
poral Frank ]. Mervar je pr
|vojakih xe 20 masecaE il sice,
e osem mesecev ,pa nslkasn oto'
ku onstran morris Aelimo o
bema srecen povratek!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

Pc ;vsej Franciji SO IL
bruhnili silni nermiri in IL
gredi v protest proti SUI
zenjskemu delu, h katere-
mu nameravajo Nemci Cd
vesti francoske delavce.
v Lille so francoski pa
triOtje ubili Is nacijskih
vojakov, 20 pa SO jih rani-
Ii. Ma potu v Parix je ma
cijsko vojasko. ojaSenje, da
pomaga zadusiti izgrede.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

Dne 9. marca je odsel k voja,
kom Rudy Prijatelj, sin dobro
poznane druzine John in Jennie
Prijatelj, bivajoci ma AL Depot
St., Conneaut, Ohio. Srecno Sc
vrni, Rudy!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
NAPAD MA MONAKOVO

v nOci cd torka ma sre-
, do SO angleski bombniki sill
no bombardirai nemsko
aesto Monakoyo, MI kate,
ro so virgil 500 ton bomb.
MonakovO je emo samo
morje plamenov i'm Nemci
priznavajo, da je skoda O.
grOmna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

Pvt. Edwin Baraga, sin Mr.
in Mrs. Matt Baraga, IL 1852
Saranac Rd., posilja pozdrave
vsem prijateljem in znancem
Prav lepo Sc zahvaljuje vsem
XII SO mu priredili prav prijeten
vecer pred odhodom v sluzbo
Strica Sama ter sc priporoca "a
kako kartico. Njegov naslov je
Pvt. Edwin Baraga, Co. G. 12e
l. T.D.T.B., LIST Regt., Camp
Hood, Texas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11

Diva dni Sc je nahajal ma O.
bisku Pvt. Ernest Zupancic, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Zupancic 1919 E.
76 st. Vceraj Sc je zopet vrnil
" .svojo sluzbo v New Jersey.
Pred kratkim je graduiral IL O.
ficirske sole. Njegov brat Louis
je pa graduiral il oficirske So
lie zadnjega decembra. cestita-
mo fantom!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Zopet donna

L. Lutheran bolnisnice sc je
vrnil ma svoj dom poznani
Frank Gorenc, stanujoc ma
1902 St. Clair Ave., kjer ga
prijatelji sedaj lahko obiscejo.
Njegova telefonska stevilka
.je sedaj ENdicott 0497.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Nova zalozba pesmarice

Slovenska zenska zveza je IL
dala re v drugi zalozbi pesmari-
co "Zapojmo,' ker je prva Ia
lozba posla. Cena pesmarici
druge zalozbe je 40 centov, to
je 5 centov vec kot cena pes
marici prve zalozbe, ker je "
drugi izdaji vec pesmi.
Pesmarice lahko narcotic pri
urednici "Zarje', ma sledecem
naslovu: Mrs. Albina ,Novak,
1135 E. list st. Cleveland, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Vary Vestees

r. YOU have several suits
that you want 10 give a new
look 20 how about trying
Vestees7 This is a notion that
Judith Anderson. that regal lady
A stage and screen, has started
and IL is catching on like wild
fire in Hollywood
VeSteeS are cut INST Ike A
mans waistcbat and can be
made In all sorts of materials
and colors. Another good idea
for a complete change IN cos
TUNES 20 match the color and
material Of the veStee with
gloves and a turban Of the same
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Small Roasts

WHEN YOU don't want 10
bother with your bic rooster for
a small roast use a shallow
porcelain onameled bake pan.
They're convenient 10 handle
and use, and easy To clean after
wards.
Roast az low temperatures for
taste appeal and 10 avoid undue
Shrnkage Of the meat.
In using a porcelain enameled
bake pan for roasting small
chickens. lamb or well-done
beef. the best oven temperature
is 325 degrees F., 30 minutes
per pound. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

HOW ABOUT some honey
Jelly on your morning toast Z?
Take three cups of honey and
mix with one cup of water.
Bring 10 a boil and add a half
bottle OF fruit pectin. Stir all
the time until it comes to a
rolling boil. Remove from the
fire, skim, and fill your glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Save Waste Kitchen Fats

so VITAL is fat saving to
Uncle Sans munitions supply.
according 10 Mary l. Barber,
food conSultant to the secretary
of war, that every camp in. the
country has been ordered TO sal
wage all waste kitchen fats.
Since glycerine needed for ex-
ploSlves is derived from fats,
every pound saved in the kitchen
increases the fighting efficiency
of the armed forces. House
wives are urged 10 increase SAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

wage on the home front by
sTainlng waste fats drippings
daily and bringing them 10 the
butcher or cooperating agency
in the neighborhood when a
pound or more is collected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
Wartime Marketing
Pork Liver. Properly Cooked.
Makes d Tasty Meat Dish
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

over hot, but not boiling water
until custard coats spoon, stir
ring constantly. Add vanilla and
pour over sherried cake. Let
cool. Serves A to 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
SUPPER TREAT

HERE'S AN idea for supper
time. Cover poached eggs with
cheese sauce and bread crumbs.
Dot with butter or margarine
and brown quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
RICE AND FRUIT

HEAT CANNED fruits IN
their syrup, cooking the syrup
down with a little sugar for
thickness. Served with boiled
rice; it becomes a condo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

WHILE WE shopped yester-
day afternoon We couldn't help
being glad that the woman just
ahead of us didn't want the
little bit Of pork liver that was
; left. No. she wasn't Interested
because it was not calves
liver.
1t was such a temptation 10
step up and say, pork liver
when cooked properly is most
tasty. 1t does have more iron
than other types and therefore
if cooked at too high tempera-
ture will become bitter. And,
did you know that lamb liver is
generally less expensive than
calves liver, and many folks
can't tell the difference when
it's served to the table"
Under the circumstances we
were fortunate in being able to
buy the meat of our choice and
are serving the following dinner
tonight.
Today's Menu
Bruised Pork Liver
NTH Vegetables
Cranberry Gelatin Salad
Butterhorn Rolls
TriGe
Coffee MIR
Braised Pork Liver
with vegetables
pound sliced pork liver
? tablespoons flour
a teaspoon salt
II teaspoon pepper
a tablespoons meat drippings
2 carrots
s potatoes
l medium onion
l cup tomato Juice
cup boiling water
Wash liver, dry and dredge
with mixture of flour, salt and
pepper. Brown in hot drippings.
Clean and dice vegetables. Re-
move liver from drippings and
add vegetables. Brown vege-
tables and add liver, tomato
juice and water. Cover and
allow to simmer IL hours.
Thicker gravy if desired.
Our favorite way to brown,
liver is to place it in a very,
very hot skillet and keep turn
ing constantly until we'll
Drowned, but not burned.
Feeling that this meal de-
served a somewhat glamorous
and hearty dessert, we're serv-
ing trifle the recipe for which
came from Mrs. Patricia Easter
brook Roberts founder of De-
troit's Anzac Club. When Mrs.
Roberts spoke at a recent De-
troit Times cooking school she
gave this recipe and said that
the two large trifles she served
at holiday servicemen's dinner
went over big. Here is Mrs.
Roberts recipe.
TriHe
Crumble or break into moder-
ate size pieces some leftover or
stale cake. Place in pudding
dish and pour on sherry wine.
Top with soft custard and deco
rate with a few red or green
maraschino cherries. Whipped
cream may be spread over all,
if desired. Of course in these
times this means using coffee
cream and treating for whipping.
Chill trifle in refrigerator until
serving time.
Here are proportions which
we have worked out.
2 cups cake or cookie crumbs
a cup sherry wine
2 slightly beaten eggs
4 cup sugar
II teaspoon salt
2 cups milk. scalded
u teaspoon vanilla.
Combine eggs, sugar and salt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
CAKE FRosTING

FOR A tempting dessert, frost
your cake with white icing and
decorate with old-fashioned stick
candy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Sales Taxes
Are Trebled

Retail sales subject to State lax
have trCblcd in the past ten years if
:. les laN rev cnuc totals arc Il depend
able criterion. according Ia the Hen
dCG>un Chamber of Commerce.
From slightly more than Six mil
lion dollars IN the first year. the total
sale, tan revenue for the fiscal year
ended June 50, 1913, mounted To- SIT
5oo .336.9G. In the ten years of the
tax II has produced IN excess ol
SllGOOO. coo
MCCklcnbUr1 county led the State
in : les ia" revenue with Sl.ilH.6li.-
- from Challuttc'S county. ,iuiliOrd.
with Greensboro and High Point, was
second with Sl.l66,893. 90. and the
only other county above a million
dollars. New Hanover Wake. Dur
ham a"d Forsyth counties followed
in order. NanCc was 3lSt in the State.
with Sli3.252.55 IN State sizes taX
revenue.
Always an opponent of the tax. tho
North tarnlirn Merchants ASSocia-
ton will again lead the attack on
:. " En-""llc' emergency measure of
1888, the Henderson Chamber of
Commerce said IT has been advised
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
HUNTING SEASON
OPEN THANKSGIVING

The hunting season on birds. tur-
keys and rabbits opens Thanksgiving
Il is announced 10y Il. |. Burroughs.
State Game Warden. Those desiring
To- hu"t game with ~ without d"NS
are warned by the warden that II
vii! he necessary I" obtain Il hunting
license.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
MORNING PRAYER
AT HOLY INNOCENTS

THANKSGIVING Day sCrv.c" viii! uc
held IL the PARISH hose CA Holy In
u"crH'~ Episcopal church Thursday
morning ~ l. u.clocS. The service
vii. inc morning praycr and sermon.
and VIII 10" conducted by the Euis,.u-
pol c:laplaiN Sc.l.n al Cam? B;iin"r.
ihc Rev. John s. Baldwin. The public
i, invited II bc present.
As Is the custom on Thanksgiving
Day fruits of the earth viii bc used IN
decorating the altar for the service.
and VIII be distributed after the ser
vice - The -.rI. and rccdy in The
community. Because of limited space
the contributions should bC limited To-
decorative fruits. These should DC
sent II the parish house OH Wcducs-
dsy afternoon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
City Pays Sll,56l
For Debt Service
As of December

Debt service obligations in the
amount OF Sll.56l.25 will be due
for the City Of Henderson in
New York on December I and
money To mrrt the naturitic>
will be forwarded in ample time,
the City Council WIS advised 1t
its monthly meeting for Novcm-
bcr held Monday night.
Only $1,000 OF the total i in
retirement of principal, $1,000
being funding bonds bearing four
percent and which are part of IN
original issue of $4,000. and S.
600 of refunding bonds bearing
3 l ; percent interest and part
of an original $4,000 issue. Both
issues were dated December |.
1887. The remainder Of the total
is interest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

The United States had liz diSaSt-
c~s. including floods and i"rnad"rS.
in the year ending in June. l9l3.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Monday Leaf
Price Second
Fest So Far

Sales Monday. November -:
1916 pounds Tor SITS. 1876.
Average Si:i.J5.
Season to- date:
li.5He.Ll0 pounds for S6.ilJ.-
ttH.:.. average S39.0S.
1872 comparisons:
H'ndaN, Move ;nbcr -. 1917:
?"H.GH2 pnund~ ing SlIS.30S.I6.
average Sii.l3.
Season To date. 1872:
it.i3j.%3i pounds for SS.16S.-
9J:.Ga. average S.2.OS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

MtmGHv WIS The second high price
day ul the Henderson tobacco mar
kC,. win Il Si3.3I average iur the
day sIIrs. Arthur Il. Surprise. ,a.r>
supervisor. announced today.
To-Day >aIc ~Ili exceed 3uO, hnu
pp'nd$ "ud H. ION. brow night. when
~" market closes Tor tn" ThankSgiV-
ing Eullda". the Henderson MAJ .,r
"IIl have pas >cd the SlipcrNI ,"r :
estimate 81 lT.D0O,0OO pounds ana a
cash pIvuu, oi S,6J0.OOO, Surprise
IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
NOTICES MAILED
FOR WHITE CALL

SclcCtccs to report for induction into
irc armed forces December 3 have
been mailed. the Vance County Sclcc-
TIVE Service Board announced today.
The next call will be for colorcd
SclCCtCCS December Q.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1913
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
HAVE TWO HOLIDAYS

Henderson High school will be
closed Thursday and Friday as
THANKSGIVING holidays. =. Nj. Crow
der. principal. announced today. Fol-
lowing the holidays the third month
of school and the second siN-wcckS
period will end on Tuesday. N"rcm-
Der 80. md report cards will be is
sued for the second time this school
wear shortly afterwards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
BANKS NOT OPEN
THANKSGIVING DAY

The banks IN Henderson will not
DC opC1 fur bu,InC-- uu Tn nEsGrvIr1
Day. Thursday. November %. il Is
announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

never could remember a time when he had not told
himself that when he grew up he was not going
to be like his father he was going to make
good to be rich and successful; to have big and
beautiful house, good clothes and good things to
eat Some way it had not worked out as quickly
as Jim wanted it to- Mrs. Smith furnished the
clues to why this had been so.
Mrs. Smith was ambitious, too When they
were married, Jim was doing we'll enough a
salesman TO maintain a small flat, take out small
to the six hundred dollars nest egg he had already
put by. Not so bad for a young man twenty-five
years old They both worked hard and jim did
get ahead for the first seven years during which
they had three children.
business slump brought time when Jim
did not do so well People were not spending and
buying they had been. Jim got to drinking.
His wife TO nagging.
"Jims smart when he wants to be-" she told
the doctors Il couldn't understand why he was
letting other men get ahead of him. l talked and
pleaded with him, even threatened to leave him.
Nothing did any good Then / began TO see that
drink had got him and that nothing l could say or
do could get him away from it. Now just pray
and hope that some day my prayers for him will
AS time went on further questioning revealed
further elues.-
One, a situation not rare in homes where the
income is limited and children are not spaced
cordingly In the earlier years of their marriage
jim liked to take his wife out in the evenings. Her
excuse for not going was either that she too
tired or that they could not afford the seventyfve
cents it cost for the neighbOrhood girl to look after
their Youngsters. AS they grew older she became
absorbed in them to the neglect of her husband.
Jim went out by. himself. The companonshps he
formed and the drinking he did not only ate up
their savings but Jim's energies and ambition as
well. In time his realization that instead of get
ting ahead he was tagging far behind the other
men who had started out in life at the same time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

For Several Months Jim Continued Out Patient
of the Hospital Returning Every Week to Consult the
Doctors. Three Years Have Passed Since Then and
JIM Has Not Had a Drink Jim Has Satisfying
Executive Position at Which He Is Making Good
was an incentive to drink as a means of escape.
When the doctors expert eyes had detected
the problems involved IN JlmS disability, they
worked out a program for solving them. It IN
cluded a bodybuilding regime of diet and outdoor
exercise; recreation participated in by his wife;
more movies and theatres. Dining out now and
then. A more hOSpltable atmosphere In the home.
For several months jim continued as an out
patient, returning every week so to consult with
the doctors. tn this way one by one, his problems
were taken up and he was shown how to handle
them. Three years have passed since then and
Jim has not had drink The firm for which he
works is gearcd TO the war effort and jim has a
satisfying desk job at which he is making good.
All cases, or even a majority of them, do not,
of course work out SO happily. But it must be
remembered that more than sixty-six per cent of
the patients are repcaters; and that the vast ma
jorty of all of them have been heavy drinkers for
periods of ten to twenty years and more.
Many Of them leave the hospital only to return
in few months. But the doctors, because they
are armed with a preview of such case histories
getting better results than their earlier ad-
missions. And progress is being made.
One man had put in an appearance fiftyseven
times at Washingtonian land in other hospitals an
unrecOrded number of times) previous to April
1910. He came again in May And in June Then
for the first time, although there was little diff
ference in the doctors approach, the man recog-
nized his problems and the need for working them
out instead of evading them. He gave up drinking
In some attempts the doctors have been able to
anticipate the drinking crises of the periodic drink
err BY encouraging him TO return to the hospital for
rest and counsel when he feels the urgency coming
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meagre childhood. An
unsuccessful, irritable
father. A disconnected,
nagging mother. Never
quite enough to eat, nor
warm clothes for the
Winter. And finally a
separation, with jim 60
ing with his mother and
his four sisters and
brothers.
jim had worked his
way through grammar
and high school. He
wanted to go to college
but he had to take a
steady job instead. He