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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
TO so KORENINE!

NOGALES, Arizona, 6. juni-
ia. Ameriske imigracijske o.
blasti so naznanile, da je prisla
IL Mehike neka 90 let stara Me-
hikanka obiskat v Nogales svo-
10 Ill let stare mater. Mrs.
Manuela Martinez de Lopez ie
dobila dovoljenje ameriskih .imi-
g%racijskih oblasti "a obisk svo-
je matere, Mrs. Placide Marti-
nez de Amarillas, XII stanuje v
Los Angelesu. Starost matere
je bila oznacena "a III let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
80. r

Ma sell demokratskega kluba
80. varde, XII Sc je vrsila dine s.
junija, je bio sklenjeno, da Sc
podpira "a ponovno izvolitev zu-
pana Lauseheaa "a municipal
mega sodnika Jos. Artl, ter kan
didata John Gleason "a mestno
sodisee. Gleason je sedanji coun-
Gilman 81. varde. Ma seji je tudi
bill navzoc John J. Prince, po-
mozni policijski Prosecutor, XII
je kandidat "a mestnega zastop-
nika 50. varde, ter je napravil
S svojim govorom pred clani ze-
10 dober Wits.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
SLAVI FRAN.
COSKI

MOSKVA, 6. junija - "Prav-
d." organ ruske komunisticne
stranke, oznacuje sporazum
med francoskima generaloma
Giraudom in de Gaullom kot
velik korak v pravi smeri ter
teak udarec marsalu Petainu
in Pierre Lavalu in preko Mi
ju tudi Adolfu Hitlerju. S tenn
je stopila Francija zopet v polni
meri oh stran zaveznikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
IA NE 30 DOLGO KO-
MANDIRAL!

BERN, svica, 6. junija - Po-
rocila IL Rima naznanjajo, da je
bill general Ezio Rossi, v pone-
deljek odstavljeni SET italian
skega generalnega staba, ime-
novan "a poveljnika italijanske-
ga voiastva ma Siciliji in Sardi-
niji, kjer trenutno prieakujejo
invazijo zaveznikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
ZATEMNITEV MA
HRVASKEM

Madzarski list Poster Lloyd
peroca svoji stevilki cd %.
aprila, da je hrvaska vlada
odredila ma vsem svojem ozem-
lju ponovno uvedbo zatemnitve
in sicer pocensi cd devetih I'VE
Ger do sestih zjdtraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
ZaduSnica

Jutri zjutraj oh $50 uri Sc
.bo brala zadusnica v cerkvi sv.
Marie ma Holmes Ave. "a po-
kojnega Anton Bolka, Oh prili-
XII prve obletnice njegove smrti.
Prijatelji so vabljeni, da. sc u
delezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08

Jugoslovanski informacijski|
center v New Yorku sporoea:
L. nekega verodostojnega po-I
rocila il Jugoslavije posnemamo
sledece:
v zadnjem casu je opaziti,
da je morala italijanskih Get re-
10 popustila. Malodusnost Sc jeI
polastila italijanskega vojastva
posebno pc unicenju laskih ar
mad ma vzhodnem bojiscu, pc
porazu v Severni Afriki.
Streljanje Italijanov
LAM so italijanski dezerterji
pobegali v mesta in sc tam skri-
vail. I~talijansko vodstvo je po-
skusalo prepreeiti odbegavanje
s tenn, da je krivce obsojalo ma
smrt. Jugoslovanska Javnost Sc
spominja ustrelitve 8 italian
skin vojakov v Mostaru in Is v
Ljubljani.
Prehajanje k partizanom
Zdaj pa italijanski vojaki kar
prostovoljno prehajajo ma naso
stran. v blizini Kocevja je po-
begnilo 6 italijanskih vojakov k
partizanom - s seboj SO prime
Sill diva metalca min in BE druge-
ga orozja. Blizu Ljubliane 50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
BOIL v RUSIJI

Rusi porocajo, da so vceraj
odbili troje nemskih napadov
ma treh glavnih vojnih sektor-
Jill, toda glavni boji Sc vrse Sc
vedno v zraku. S~ovjetska letala
razbijajo zelezniska krizisca in
spojisca dalee v zaledju nem-
SIKH CRIT. Moskovski radio ma
znanja, da ie bio sestreljenih
IL nemskih letal izmed 100, XII
so napadla mesto Cork, indu-
strijski center oh Volgi, $50
mill vzhodno cd Moskve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
SplOsna stavka

Pol ure pc tel napovedi so
dobila mesta in vasi po vsej de-
zeli popolnoma drugo lice. To-
varne, ,trgovine in javni uradi
SO zaprli svoja vrata. Avtobusi
ma ulicah so Sc ustavili in OBJ
teal je YES promet. Kmetje so
odsli S svojih njiv domov, kjer
so poklali svojo zivino ter skri-
Ii meso, da ma ia nacin prepre-
CLIO konfiskacijo Irvine pc ma
cistih.
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4
93%
Na$Si
fa~ntje-uojaki

y
v soboto je odsel v sluzbo
Strica Sauna Louis Vessel, sin
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Louis We
sci, 1901 Newman Ave. Naha-
ia Sc v Camp Heyes, Columbus,
Ohio,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08

Kupujte vojne bonde in votn0-var6e-
salne xnannke, do DO 6imprej pora1ene
osi56e In we, kar predstavIja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
BOJI MA PACIFIKU

Zavezniski glavni stan v Av-
straliji, 8. junija. - Zavezniski
bombniki so vceraj napadli ja-
ponske baze ma Now Gvineji,
kjer so bombardirali Madang
Loe ter sovraznikove pozicije v
Mubo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
Uboga Italia!

V Italiji Sc cedalje bolj siri
konfuzija in zmeda.
Organ marsala Goeringa,
"Essener Nacional Zeitung,"
proglasa: "Italijani morajo
vzdrzati bombardiranje! Mora
10, ako hoeejo izvojevati vojno,
sicer jim je obstoj .nemogoc."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
Solidarnost HOlandcev

. Porocila naznanjajo, da je o.
stale holandsko ljudstvo kljub
eksekucijam solidarno in da so
morali zdaj nacisti opustiti
slednje upanje, da hi Sc jim
kdaj posrecilo, STREET duha no.
landskega naroda.
Stavka Sc je pricela dine 20.
aprila, ko so nacijske oblasti
naznanile, da Sc DO vse bivse
holandske vojake reklasificiralo
ter poslalo ma pristine delo v
Nemcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08

NEW YORK, 7. junija - Po-
rocila, XII Jill je prejel Trad "a
vojne informacije, naznanjajo,
da je bilo stotine ali morda &C.
10 tisoce holandskih drzavlja-
nov usmrcenih v povracilo "a
splosno stavko, XII Sc je vrsila
v Holandski tekom meseca a.
prila in maja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
.ITALUANSkI 0T0M 50
DAN IN Noe TAR(A BOMB
Rusi odbili troje nemskih napadov in zane
sIi zracno vojno sovraznikovo zaledje
~ZAVEZNlsKI BOMBNIKI RAZBIJAJO NOvO
VINE
MEHCANJE TTALIJE

O vojni proti Italiji nj poro-
cati nicesar novega. Bombardi-
rama Pantellerije, Messine, Sar-
dinije in Sicifije Sc vrsi noe in
dan in ma te kraje treska ne
prestano stotine ton bomb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
POGREB

Pogreb pokojnega Victor Be-
jaka Sc vrsi v sredo zjutraj OBJ
9:15 uri il Jos. Zele in sinovi
pogrebnega zavoda, 65O2 St.
Clair Ave., V cerkev sv. Vida in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
PRVOROJENCEK

Vile rojenice so Sc zglasile pri
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Daniel Ma
code, 19OO4 Shawnee Ave-, in
pustile v spomin krepkega sine
ka, prvorojeneka, XII je oh roj-
stvu tehtal osem funtov. Deklis-
ko ime matere je bio Mollie
Gainar. - Cestitamo!
POPRAVEK
Sporoca Sc nam, da Sc ie v
porocilu 0 darovih "a citalnico
SLOW. del. donna ma Waterloo
Rd., vrinila pomota v tenn, da
je bio oznaceno, da je Mrs. An
ma Zajc darovala $500 mesto
venca "a umrlo Mrs. Smith. -
Mrs. Zajc je darovala v prid
J blagajne citalnice.
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o
TENN AKCIJI

Premier Churchill je incl wee
raj pred MILO zbornico govor,
v katerem je dejal, da Sc bodo
pricele trenutno velikopotezne
akcije proti Nemciji in zasedeni
Evropi.
'OdlikOvanje ameriskih letalcev
T. Ameriski pilot ameriskega
Liberator bombnika "Comman-
do, S katerim potuje premier
Churchill v vse dele sveta: v
Moskvo, Afriko in Ameriko, so
bill odlikovani z visokim angles
kim redom, katerega jim je IL
rocil angleski kralj George.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
ZAROKA


Zarocila sta Sc Miss Dorothy
Irene Sever, hcerka poznane
Mrs. Jennie Sever, 435 E. 1856
St., in Pfc. Frank J.. Tomato,
sin Mrs. Frances Novak, 1913 E.
154 st.
Pfc. Tomato Sc je pc Is
dnevnem dopustu vrnil ma svo-
je sluzbeno mesto v Army Air
Corps v Long Beach, Calf. Ia
rocenka je pa zaposlena kot
tajnica v uradu Cleveland Ho-
spital Association. - Cestita-
mo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
Nacijske represalije

Nacisti so priceli re nasled-
mega dine z izvajanjem aretacij
ma debelo. Aretirali so stotine
ljudi, XII so jih obdrzali kot tai
&c ter postrelili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
NOV GROB

Danes zjutraj je preminil
Frank Susa, stanujoc ma 1859
E. 172 st. Podrobnosti bono po-
rocali jutri. Pogreb oskrbuje
Svetkov pogrebni zavod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
Italijani Sc pripravljajo "a dan
Obracuna

LONDON, Z. junija. - Da-
nasnja porocila naznanjajo, da
kupujejo italijanski vojaki v
Grciji, kjer Sc nahajajo z oku-
pacijskimi armadami, ma skri-
val sukno in civilno obleko, da
Sc oh uri invazije preoblecejo in
pridruzijo grskim partizanom.
Med grskimi partizani in cetami
osisca so boji ma dnevnem re-
du.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-08
Nezadovoljstvo vojastva
Udar skozi Spanijo?

LONDON, Z. junija. - Osi-
see stoji zdaj pred koeljivo ma
logo, da pojasni ljudstvu, da u
tegnejo zavezniki udariti skozi
Spanijo v Evropo. v tenn smislu
sta pricela poroSati berlinski in
rimski radio.
Evening star., 1943-07-27
Points for Parents
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

When small children rlay constantly at OF their
relationship
home child
Evening star., 1943-07-27

WH, l0:oo-Msrx's Music Shop: Lsralns
Day Of tho movies.
VOL, t0:t5-SeersfaY Of tho Navy Frank
Knox on tho first anniversary Of The WAVES.
WMAl, 10:30-This Nation al War: On the
Coast Guard anniversary.
M0p, t0:30-. Welsh Pogus, chairman Of
tho Civil Asonauties Board: "1omonow's Use Of
1oddys AirpIanes."
WhAL, ti:15-hsn, Machines, Victory De.
iainmsnt Of q busIoad Of war workers.
VOL. ti:30-WaIlsnstsin SinfonIstta: No.
ats Symphony No. 40"
Evening star., 1943-07-27

Allen Lom.x, a, Cleveland. Ohio. and Celia
clisfels AfS1%s' cseseh se. insxiis. Ky: and
and Maggie Graham. %, Alexandra, Va.
Harold Stephenson; jr., 23; 1924 18th st.
Donald Sopher. 90 Navy Yard, and Norena
Pruitt. 20. Kannapolis. N. c..
Adolp!h Schweizerhof, 65. 2130 H st. NV,
and Mabel Heynemann, SO, 2O13 Hillyer
Albert Ennis 90, sss Kentucky ave. Sc.
and Norena Todd, 50. pI2 st. Sc.
both of Baltimore.
Edgar a5e %Sed Is "a P.ssd95 s., H. and
Wilbert Tinkham. 80, 1000 9Th st. Sc, and
Irene Thayer. 25.. 440 pelafield pl. NV:
kuth THiss. IS; sss 2 st. s: % -ns
Herschel Jones. 4s. and Emma Polk. 33,
both Of 624 A st. ne.
Gerald Walker. 26. Hollywood, Calf, and
Mary Meyer, %, Chicago.
Milen Brand. 81, 514 End st. NV. and
Helen Mendelssohn. "a, 177O Church St.
NV.
Hal5s .1s EEn Eahs ku lasH M2nssus. 15yns St p
Karl, Berg, 27, Quantico. Va. and Joan
Johnson, 21, $500 14th st. NV.
Charles Savage, jr., 20, Quantico. Va, and
Evening star., 1943-07-27

very conspicuous in print, and not
infrequently it is conveyed by the
spoken word. The headlines on the
inclosed clipping draw attention to
the approaching marriage of one
Navy officer, and to wedding cere-
mony in the case of another Navy
officer. This, however, is merely a
case in point; the practice seems to
be becoming widespread.
"A very large number of officers
are graduates of the Naval Academy.
When they entered that institution
they embarked upon a naval career,
the naval profession being their
chosen calling. Some of them were
naval cadets for six years. Both
regular officers and officers of the
Naval Reserve serve on naval vessels
and many have taken part in naval
expeditions. Some are experts in
Evening star., 1943-07-27
Fractional Shipyord
Busy Near Koiser's
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Calif.-Ernest Cox
heads Richmond Boat Works has
been building small craft for 10
years.
Then up popped the huge Henry
J. Kaiser Shipyards No. l, No. 2, No
and No. 4.
High school boys helping to build
17-foot Navy motor skiffs in Mr.
Coxhead's yard looked up at the
towering Kaiser cranes nearby
then painted a new sign for Mr.. Cox
heads establishment:
Richmond Shipyard No. ""
Evening star., 1943-07-27
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. ldU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Watt three tull days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
'o92 Ro.sss ssss osv 1 a2o 4la 1!h ST m 81 m NV and
Nathaniel Butler q, 405 M st. NV. and
Mary Hines, IS, 4o3 N St: NV.
and catherine winston. Fl, ss7 End
Roscoe johnson s2 1sss sas 2sth g oo St nxs
charles Gentry: al 2slo s1oo sth u st ~, and
Wilbur Ward s g. S 9 o st: sx, % and Lucille
James siiS MEiisr $s. l54 I ; st. St: Sc: M and veron-
cusss soses RsaEsap Ss sh st. s1d
''Pss POSSE s'saa HoSe Sss Nch S
'oSn sebastian; j ; 20, ereeanssbsEo as 81 N; c. and
waiter JACOB. as. 1885 9Snd st. nv, and
Phyllis voorhees,: i, Ithasa; n;
AFfhur na aSe se and ND Asnes
Robert ssS Ms1 Shsr.@s g. sstssS szs
Capehart Virgins "a. Coleraine, N. c.,
and Virginia Laushbon, 81, 1881 Kalo-
50 bssIsss b.t2.r 2 rsE ss is Md ,st
Dorsel rs. c cross. ;s, "a. ouantico, Va. and Ella
Stevens, 10. 516 Sth st. ne.
1t Henry Tort~ann: "a !, 9uanti:o. va; W.
Byron Paul, 40, 2135 suitland ter; Sc,
James Ra Fsasks4 Hs aooRsf e. 4ss g. a7 Tsnn
and Mary Rasmus, %, Colmar Manor.
James Taylor 81, 5000 F st. NV, and
Ann Dn Pre-. %. 7o5 18th St, NV.
eral Hospital, and Frances Dunn, 21,
612 Sheridan st.
way Lee, 90, zoos gath st. NV, and Lynn
Byront. 90. New York City.
William Everitts, 26, Brunswick, Md. and
Arlene Norvell; 2s, Roanoke. Va.
and Helen Glass. 81. Morgantown, w. Va.
Evening star., 1943-07-27
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLbf.
This Weeks
Slip of the Tongue.

Miss Blank weds Navy officer"
No. Do not use Navy as an ad-
tective in referring to officers of
the Navy. The correct adjective is
naval" with small IN" But use
q capital M in referring to the
Naval Academy and the Naval Re-
serve. Better say: Miss Blank weds
naval officer.
The correct usage was emphasized
recently by E. c. Kalbfus, admiral,
U. S. N. reticed. in letter to a
washington newspaper:
The word Navy as an adjective
Is creeping into general use. 1t Is
Evening star., 1943-07-27
on the AIR TODAY.

Star Flashes-Laiesi news, WNAL al $50
an. daily.
WRC, 7:30-SaIuie 10 Youth: Tribute 10 a
heroic Army Medical Corps officers; talk by
Brig. Gen. George LuII, deputy surgeon general.
VOL. 8:00-Ameriean Forum: Are We
Negleetns the Pacific 'FRONT.'" Discussed by
Representative Melvin Mas Of Minnesota, Rith.
ard Wilson, former Manila correspondent
Henry J. Taylor, tonespoHdsnt.author. and John
hatCormae, torespondent.author.
Evening star., 1943-07-27

Wop. s;oo-lahk Out: Murder and
rnumfnies.
WINK, So5-1rsasuY 1hssisr Selection,
from Strauss "Rosalinds," by the Broadway
tast.
WDc, S;25-Rais vs.. Chicago White Sox.
WAl, S:30-Aoah Webster Says: Barbara
Brltfon guest.
WRc, 9:o0-Battls Of Sexes, Jay {. Fppsn
new master Of ceremonies.
Wop, i0;00-Suspsnss: Laird trsqar plans
his own murder.
Evening star., 1943-07-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1943-07-27

we eulogize our naval heroes, and
we are proud of our naval traditions.
We have been under the impression
that We are naval officers"
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc).
Evening star., 1943-07-27

Gertrude Woodin. IS. New Bedford. Mass
Frederick Peterson, 46, Mount Rainier,
Md, and Jessie Tate, 80, 707 Ritten-
house at.
Evening star., 1943-07-27

Ldst-n1tnute changes n radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that ddp.
Evening star., 1943-07-27

naval ordnance, others in naval en-
gineering, still others in naval COM
munications. All of us wear the
naval uniform with its naval in
sigma. We observe naval customs,
Evening star., 1943-07-05
Readers Clearing House:

simplicity Of her wedding breakfast
for 40? Only ingenuity is not ra-
toned you know.
1t seems to me that it would be
simpler and more effective to have
the plates served from the pantry
by a bevy of pretty young girls fit
ting hither and yon in their gay
frocks, like butterflies in a garden.
A wedding breakfast being more
in the nature of luncheon might
have on the plate creamed chicken
with mushrooms in pastry shells.
A colorful, CONCEALED aspic jelly
salad with watercreSs and home
made mayonnaise topped with
chives or parsley shreds. The only
other thing indicated would be a
sweet picked peach or pear. Or
perhaps instead picked melon rings
or a stuffed orange. Frankly, I do
not like the idea of cluttering up the
scene with innumerable little dishes
of nuts and candies as almost every
thing is Misunderstanding needed
LOT a Well-DdldilCtu luLCIicoii, tlidt
is-by the time the ice cream or
sherbet has been served by ones
best friend in her picture hat and
corsage, from a table placed con-
veniently in the living room or din
ing ROOM Coffee might be served
on the terrace or in the garden-if
any. Only, be sure that the coffee
is fine and strong and that the
cream is thick.
The pastry shells may be made the
Evening star., 1943-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF PREF ERRED
and Common stockholders odaded To pTeieTreS {,
Lothrop: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a meeting of the Preferred and Common
Stockholders OF WOODWARD IL LOTHROP,
District OF Columbia corporation. has
been duly called by the Board Of Directors
and will be held at 1000 clock AM. on
July 81. 1913 at the ONCE of the CORPORA
ton. IL tn and F stS. NV. washington:
D. c.. for the purpose Of considering and
taking action upon a proposed amendment
of the Certificate of incorporation. ratify-
ing and confirming the creation of Pre-
ferred Stock and the change in the number
Of shares and the par value OF the Com
mon Stock in accordance with tbs, action
of the Stockholders taken on the 3rd day
Of December. 1890, which action was certl-
fed to the Recorder Of Deeds OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia on January =, 1881. and
authorizing such formal procedure as vii
best efIectuate the said purposes. B. w
PARKER, j. w ANDERSON ANDREW
PARKER, G. N EVERETT. Directors.
BEGINNING THIS DATE l WILL NO
longer be responsible for debts incurred by
any one other than myself. CLIFFORD C.
SIMPSON 63l Pa. ave. NV, Washing
ton, D. c. -
Evening star., 1943-07-05
Mans Life Most Pathetic Indeed
Between Battling Wife, Mother
BY Dorothy Dir

Dear Dorothy Dix: I have been
married a little over year and
my mother and wife have come
to the point where they hate each
other. They have had many argu-
ments and called each other MANY
names, liar among them, and now
1t has gotten so that my wife won't
60 to my mothers house although
1t is only three blocks from ours.
I am the unfortunate victim who
Is torn to pieces between them, for
my wife insists that I tell my
mother off, and my mother blames
me for the situation because can't
control my wife and make her DO
the way she wants her to do. Be-
tieve me, it's a tough spot to be in
the middle between two women you
love and want to do your duty by
when they are at each others
throats all the time. I have tried
and tried so many times to do what
I could to bring the two together,
but I can't keep it up much longer.
NV mothers blood pressure rises
every time she talks to me about my
wife. and the result is only one
argument after another. And it is
the same story with my wife. Some
times think they will actually drive
me crazy. What can I do?-G. L.
Answer-I doubt if there is any
more helpless and pathetic creature
In the world than the man whose
wife and mother stage a perpetual
fight over him. For there is no
move that he can make that will
not hurt one or the other and in
flame their fierce and relentless
jealousy still further.
How mother who loves her son.
how a wife who has one particle OF
affection for her husband, can be
willing to torture the man they both
profess to love in order to crafty
their selfish desires to dominate
him, simply passes all comprehen-
sion. But it happens in hundreds
of thousands of homes and is re-
sponsible for just as much misery
and heartbreak as anything else In
the world.
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mind to let her son go when he mar
ries. She still wants to keep her
clutches on him, to be first in his
heart and his thoughts. to be the
pne he goes to with his condolences,
10 be the one he prefers above all
pthers. And in order to do this
she is willing to estrange him from
his wife, to break up his home, to
ruin his life.
If she hated him and was his
direst enemy. she could do him no
greater wrong If she was flend
lncarnate. she could inf1ict no cruel
er punishment upon him. And yet,
Ironically enough. she is often a good
woman, kind to others, and she
really loves her son. Only she loves
herself better. And it is only her
selfsh mania for monopolizing him
that makes her blind to what she
Is and what she is doing.
The wife also thinks she loves
her husband, but, like the mother,
she wants to monopolize the man
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she loves, and she is so fearful that
he will love his mother better than
he does her that she is jealous of
his affection for her and afraid of
her influence over him, and SO she
also resorts to the tactics of flend
to separate them, unmindful of the
sufferings she brings upon the one
she processes to adore.
How any man can deal with such
situation, I do not know, unless
he reads the riot act to them and
tells them that unless they will
keep the peace and behave like
decent human beings he is going
to leave them both. 1 have known
one case in which a man did that,
and when he convinced his mother
and his wife that he was done with
two such viragoes. and that he was
leaving them both unless they be-
haved themselves, he brought them
to their senses and they lived to-
gether in peace the balance of their
lives. Suppose you try the plan.
But you have to put on a convincing
act to make it work.
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going to run and play harder than
ever, but the body and nerve re-
freshment tends to keep them at par
throughout the weeks.
After dinner, when 1t begins to be
cool, all the neighborhood children
will gather for play. The child that
Is pulled away from the rest of the
gang before it is even dark raises
howls of protest, and there is no
doubt that youngster who has
had two hours rest in the middle
Of the day should be able to play
until $3.50 or 8 o'clock without diff
Guilty.
Watchful parents can usually tell
when their child has had enough
for one day. When he begins to
scream with excitement. when he
dashes around in a hide-and- seek
game, gets hot and tired, but still
plays harder and harder it is time
to slow him down. When quarrel
ing and tears break into a rousing
game, it is a sure sign that the
little ones are tired. Then again a
cool tub and a few minutes of a
quiet story will ease them off to bed.
Grownups are too likely to forget
that children have nervous systems.
When we see what healthy child
can do in a day, the amount of
energy he eXpends, we often say,
They haven't a nerve in their
bodies" But children's nervousness
shows up in strange places. They
may just lose weight, they may bite
their fingernails, bat their eyes,
twitch their mouths or get a
wrenching twist to their shoulders.
Once these nervous habits have
started. they are very difficult to
stop. They are easily avoided if the
youngsters play and rest habits are
supervised during hot weather.