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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

" Vellkl VdZIlOSIl olDlIlJc I'd
rusko obrambo je govoril te dni
v Clevelandu DIR. Emil Lengyel,
XII je bill rojen in vzgojen ma O.
grskem, in XII je bill v prvi sve-
town. vojni kot vojak zajet ma
ruski 'front.', potem pa je 20 me-
secev prezivel " sibiriji. Leta
1921 je prisel v Ameriko in je
danes znan kot odlicen pisatelj
in casnikar. v predavanju, XII
ga je incl V Severance dvorani,
je podal naslednja izvajanja:
Russia nj pozabila zadnje vojne
Japonci
Rusi MISC nikdar pozabili sku-
SEMI, XII so jih imeli Japonci v
vojni v zacetku tekocega sto-
letja. Sovjetska vlada je Sibi-
riji ustvarila mogocne indu-
strijske komplekse, XII predstav-
ljajo hrbtenico njene obrambe.
Danes ina Rusija v Sibiriji mai
mani stiri industrijske centre.
. Prvi in najvecji Sc nahaja v
Uralih, cigar sredisce je sloviti
Magnitogorsk. Okoli 1,200 mill
dalje Sc nahaja d ugi center.
Tretji center Sc nahaja Sc glob-
lie. in potem je Sc en- vazen
industrijski center, Q katerem
nj zunanjemu syetu absolutno
nicesar znanega, in ki predstav-
liza zadnji rezeryar ruske bojne
sile. Tia nina dostopa noben
tujec in njegov. obstoj je vojas-
ka tajnost. Ia e n er je bill
zgrajen predvsem zaradi ia
ponske, kateri Sc Rusi dobro
zavedajo, da jeI spopad 2. MO
neizogiben. =,
Sibirija bo zadnje bojisce Zdru-
zenih narOdov
Rusija je dobro pripravljena
ma Daljnem vzhodu, ampak ona
ne more tvegati vojne ma dveh
frontah. To je vzrok, zakaj ne
more dati Ameriki ma razpolago
svojih baz v Sibiriji "a zracne
napade ma Japonsko, dokler ne
DO zdrobljena nacijska Nemci.
ja. Toda pozorisce koncne Dor.
be Zdruzenih narodov bo Sibi.
rija, je rekel dr.. Lengyel, XII je
"sangrila demokracije. /"
Russia in Amerika sta 81 ,
mnogih ozirih zelo podobni, j
rekel predavatelj. Obe sta mo
gocni dezeli $ prebivalstvom, k
je navzlic razlikam z ozirom nj
pleme, versko in politicno pre-
pricanje, naslo edinstvo v skup
nj drzavi, in v zgodovini obel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

Tako lepe zine kot jo imamo
letos v Clevelandu, Sc tukaj ne
pomni re dolgo vrsto let. In vre-
:menski prerok pravi, da bo "po-
mlad' sredi "trde zime' ostala
med nami Sc vsaj "a nekaj dni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
CEVLJI BREZ RACIJSKIH
ZNAMK

Danes je zadnji dan, da 81
zenske lahko nabavijo gotove
vrste cevljev brez r a eli kin
znanlk. V trgovini Louis Majer-
ia, 6410 St. Clair Ave., boste
nasle lepo izbero trpeznega o.
buvala. Tudi "a moske je zaloga
popolna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

To pomeni, da imajo Nemci
samo Sc emo progo "a umik S Sc
vera, kjer Sc druge ruske sile
nahajajo samo Sc 38 mill cd
estonske meje in so "a praktic-
ne svrhe- oblasti "dvojne pro-
ge med Moskvo in Leningra-
dom, kakor tudi ceste, XII gre OBJ
zelezniSki progi.
Armada gen. Vatutina Urgld
Nemce nazaj
V Ukrajini, kjer Sc Rusi ma
hajajo najblizje romunski meji,
je armada gen. Nikolaja Vatu-
tina zopet vrgla nazaj Nemce,
XII so blizu Vince podvzeli te-
zak protinapad, pravi porocilo,
XII je bilo objavljeno V Moskvi
opolnoci, pri cemur .je bilo uni
cenih 65 nemskih tankov in je
pablo 1,200 Nemcev.
Stain je S posebnim dnev-
MIN poveljem naznanil, da sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
OBLETNICA SNIRTI

V ponedeljek oh $3.50 uri zju-
traj Sc DO vrsila v cerkvi Mari
je Vnebovzete zadusnica "a po-
kojno Mary Klemencic, v spo-
min seste obletnice meme smr-
I'll.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

Ma dopust je prisel Frank
Terdan, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Terdan, 1855 E. Il st. Prisel je
= Great Lakes, ILL.,, kjer Sc ma
haja pri mornarici, in bo tu O.
stai do 10. februarJa. PriJatelji
50 vabljeni, da ga obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
e 10. ~
KuItnra

Jutri popoldne oh /. uri Sc vr-
sijo izredne vaje Mladinskega
pevskega zbora SID. Starsi 50
proseni da otroke gotovo pos
Iljejo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
LETNA SEJA PODRUzNICE
*,%t, ST. 2, JPO, SIS Fs

Jutri oh 2. uri popoldne Sc
vrsi glavna letna seja Lokalne-
ga odbora st. 2 JPO, SIS, v spod-
Mi dvorani SN D ma St. Clair
Ave. Vsi starr in noW zastopni-
ki SO proseni, da Sc seje gotovo
udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
Japonci so ustauili uso
pon1oc "a uojne ujetnike

WASHINGTON, 28 jan. = Drzavn tajnik Cordell
Hull je zjavil danes da Zed drzve zbirao mogoce
nformacije glede postopanja ameriskmi vonim uet-
nki namenom, da vone krminace po koncu vojne "a
dene zasluzena kazen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
Rusi u! so :sanlo
38 mill cd
nleje
Nemcem je odprta samo Sc
ena pot "a beg S severne fronte

LONDON, 29. JAM - Moskva je danes zgodaj zju-
ra naznana da e Rdeca voska prerezala vazno zelez
nisko progo med Leningradom in Vitebskom.
Evening star., 1944-10-23

Continued on Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1944-10-23
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS. on mems garments;
good % Is, salarles; positions permanent. LIV-
sEAGT oreRsToRs sSs T5h s. top nw salary 4o
DUKES sE21H8 sALos SsP SO q
COUPLE, work at tourist house. turn; rm
blydi; nj; past College PIX. Berwyn 273.
work; short hours; good working condi-
tions. 1742 Conn. ave. NV.
MANAGER, white, experienced. references,
pSone 81 ses.ssn ana PM
II roy 9R0gSEhsEeat pEpF,' astALEsPEoPLE-oood start
sonnel ofice. end floor. THE HEcHT Co,
WHITE coUPLE: care for guest home. ex.
WOMEN's ALTERATIONS; tailors, fin
1sntsa ishsrs and aSif machine operators to work the
Apply personnel Office md floor, THE
WRAPPrRS MEGPPP GS FNn T5 z, 1NSSfEcroRs Sth wanted.
personnel Office. End floor, THE HECHT
THE GIANT FooD DEPARTMENT STORES
need men and women for various positions
So .aried is, the need. that If you're al
all interested we're sure We have en-
ployment fitting, your desires. Experience
meantime you're paid full wages Excellent
starting salary for 4S-hour week and vaca.
tions with pay Assured permanent positions
regardless of postwar situation and promo
tions from the ranks is our established
rule; If interested, even curiously. al
least have an interview with our Mr.
klompus. 1t takes but bit of your time
and 1t may interest you in Just the posi-
ton you've been looking for Apply s45
Bladensburg I'd. n:e. Gust north Of 18th
and H sts.. NED any day except Thurs
day from o a m. to pm
THE HECHT co. has vacancies for full and
part-time sales people. in accessories, TOYS
and ready-to-wear: many benefits Apply
personnel ofnce,. 2nd floor, THE HECHT
CO., F st. at 9TH
Evening star., 1944-10-23
HELP MEN. i.

WOODWARD 4 ,LOTHROP has Immediate
oepninss for watchmakers, salesmen. Jew
elry repairman, plate printers, multilith
operators, press feeders. Apply employment
ALASKAN CcONTRACToRs need expert.
enced construction workers at once. Car
psnters. chucktenders. cooks, concrete
rodders laborers, sewer men and others
Long contract, top wages, transportation
paid See hiring representative at United
states Employment Service of War Man
power Commission, b03 K st. n W.; do not
apply II now employed In essential In
SALES OPPORTUNITY - Here is the op-
portunity which comes once in a lifetime
We want man to take charge of ouI
washington sales force and warehouse
man with the capacity and drive to expanc
with US. Previous paint selling experience
helpful but not, essential II this jot
Write FARBo1L FAINT. Co. sol Ke,
midway. Baltimore 80, Md, or phone col.
lect Lexington 2540
SALES CLERK for inside parts dept. with
nationally known radio distributor: mus
have some radio parts experience excelien
salary and postwar prospects Ask fol
MR.. CHEROF. 100 18th st. NV
AMERICAN RED CROSS Blood Donor Gen.
ter needs shipping clerks. See technica
supervisor, Acacia Bldg, 81 Louisians
Evening star., 1944-10-23
HELP WOMEN.

WOMAN, between the ages Of rs and 40,
who desires permanent position; definite
do general ONCE work: 5-day week with
Answer in own hand writing 70 Box i3-A.
WOMAN. full or part time, for window dis
piay. eany Apply Su@perintendent's germ ONCE, 4th
couriers, in downtown business once area;
WSsSpN 1ay MeEk only I1yioM 20 Sunday york Apply
WOMEN. seelored, to clean ofices in star
Building; 36-hour week. 40 cents per hour;
midnight Saturday to s am Sunday
bfg hppy SAT- after asanx to rNE MEs
WoMEN. eolored, for asserting work in
dTy-cieaninE plant; light work no expert
Apply AKisTo cEEAsERs. sa g'u i2Ss SS0d s6ats PaS
WOMEN, married part-time work. B-day
week of 2994 hours: general clerical work
N an insurance company ONCE Knowl-
ong 20 Mss LGNp Ldrs5ed RIM APPy oS R
WOMEN for defense plant: must hav.
chine shop work: paid while learning,
boWsS ISssss "a CO. 471a SssResds ave. ape. Se,
WOMEN WANTED. ages Is to so. m ex-
perlence necessary; also part-time work in
at start range from S23 to $3.50 WITH
rapld increases, promotion opportunities;
Permanent positions; work near your
nome. Apply employment office. 722 10Th
s., NV, $50 am. to s pm. Mon. Fri:
saEsAfEAKEe I E poFoMsc oR MsstuTaaz TEHEpH66NNE 6NE
WOODWARD & LoTHRop has immeoist.
openings for silk finishers. wool pressers,
siteratlon operators, hosiery repair opera
WOODWARD & LoTHROP has Immediate
openings for office workers, typists billing
machine operators gift wrappers. rnarkeYs,
MESSENGERS laundry helpers. Apply en-
pioyment once, 9th floor.
66og}n Y69G}NG LADY: under 1s, for position
typing and basic Shorthand. experiences
not essential excellent working condi-
tl9ns Mr.. DOWD. MA. 97s5.
,ho1NG LADY; colored, 30 years or over.
70 work behind soda fountain: salary sos
a week WESLEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
33ni 45th st NV WO. 5000
,: KANS SONS 60. requires the services
ot shoe saleswomen. experience preferred
osI. ogt hot NECESSARY Apply superintendent's
pnREsSMAKING STUDIO, centrally located,
formerly Of Fifth ave, N. Y; equipped
/ Tor prompt service: dresses. suits made to
order also restylng and alterations mod
/ {, crate a, price prices; on Lea ENGEL. lilo F st.
WE HAVE VACANCIES for women 55 years
anu over to take positions as salespeople
ahd c!ericalS: good starting salary. Apply
pG ppeGTsonnel oftce End floor, THE HECHT
WOULD you like to learn the latest styles7
| we nave vacancy IN our pattern dept,
Where the latest trends in fashion are at
your hngertips; good starting salary and
sonnel ofhce, End floor, THE HEcHT co,
/ F st. at 9TH.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FURNACES vacuum cleaned: complete Job,
S.. CARL ROBEY. HY. 552a.
JOIN White Collar Workers Protective
Council: charter member meeting, book,
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by
myself. ASHTON F. OWEN, 926 N, Glebe
rd All, Va. 23'
ACCOUNTING BOOKKEEPING service.
part-time basis: includes all tax matters,
reasonable rate. Call Ordwav $40.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one except my
self. GUY E. TERRELL, 1920 14th St
y ", MaShington. d C
Evening star., 1944-10-23

Winning Contract
BY HOWARD SCHENKEN
and RICHARD L. FREY.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East
Pass Pass 10 Pass
- Pass 81 All pass
The thin shade of difference be.
tween a good bid and a perfect one
was vitality important in this deal
When North rebid three clubs he
was trying to encourage his partner
to bid three no-trump by showing
him that the club suit was probably
solid. But South couldn't quite
summon up another bid
Upon closer analysis North should
realize that South, in order to have
a good play for three no-trump
f1no6S of loo CT fvo ,,;t - H.
king plus a minimum of ace in one
unbid suit and queen three times in
the other. But with this holding
and with no heart support South
can bid three trump if North
rebids three hearts.
The jump rebid of three hearts
has numerous advantages. 1t is the
only way to aim at four hearts; yet
1t does not preclude a three no.
trump or even a five club contract.
South might have held queen-small
or three small hearts and be unable
to bid three hearts over three clubs.
But even with his actual hand,
South can bid four hearts over three
and as long as East does not have
both missing honors, North will have
an excellent play for it. In this
hand, of course, four hearts is cold.
tReleased by the Associated Newspapers
Complete new 32-page booklet.
"Changes in the Four Aces System
How to use the new weak" two bid
the new forcing bid of two clubs; the
new no-trump bids and responses This
booklet will be sent postpaid on re-
celpt of % cents per copy, stamps or
coin. Address the -Four Aces in care of
The Evening Star, Post once Box 26,
Statinn w New York % N Y
Evening star., 1944-10-23
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started. kert
part time; statements. aud;ts. tax returns:
CoUNTANT-AUDITOR - Dsily-monthly
basis: keep general records; prepare
financial tax reports: experienced; reason
able. AID. 0722. %.
handy man. white, honest,
dependable; available Dec. l. full particu-
lars, Box 46-M. Star. %.
exceptional training MANAGE
nent, credits, finance and sales: several
years business abroad; excellent public
speaker can invest in accertible business
or will consider responsible position with
reputable arm anywhere. Box s6-M. Star.
2ss
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1944-10-23

Complete new 32-page booklet,
"Changes in the Four Aces System
How to use the new weak" two bid:
new no-trump bids and responses This
booklet will be sent postpaid on re-
celpt of % cents per copy, stamps or
The Fvening staT Post SeSca ii nov oS %
Statinn w New York u N Y
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20
Former Agent Is
Recovering from
Operation ON Arm

A recent letter received at the
Valley county extension office from
Mrs. l.. B. Elliott of Clearwater,
Calf, former home demonstration
agent here, states that she is about
recovered from an operation she
had after arriving in California and
hopes in a few weeks to have her
usual strength back.
She expressed appreciation for all
the letters, cards and gifts she had
received from Valley county people.
She will leave soon for Seattle to
join Mr.. Elliott, who is employed
there, and hopes to be able soon to
answer these letters. Her arm has
been so sore, writing has been most
difficult, she said.
Her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth New
ton, and baby granddaughter, Ter
rill Anne Newton, will accompany
her to Seattle and make their home
with the Elliotts for the duration.
Air Cadet Kenneth Newton is now
stationed at Columbus, o.
80 many people have asked about
Mrs. Elliott, I know they will be
happy to hear she is on the road
to recovery" Miss Iva l.. Holiday,
present Valley county home demon
Stration agent, said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20
Austin Middleton
Will Be Candidate
For C~overn0rShip

HELENA-Austin B. Middleton OF
Deer Lodge, chairman of the state
railroad and public service com
mission. has filed with the secretary
of state his nominating petition for
governor in the coming Democratic
primaries.
Middleton's term as a member OF
the state board ends this year. He
has been a resident OF Montana Tor
the past So years, and been engaged
in ranching and farming since 1912.
In his nominating petition he
makes the following statement:
IF 1 am nominated and elected, I
will, during my term of office:
Muster all resources of u state
to make it possible for those in the
armed services to return to a CRATE
full Montana, ready to reward them
with full employment, security, edu-
cation and the opportunity they
deserve;
protect and preserve our fish
and game for Montanans;
Provide increased security for old
age;
Promote the development and
fullest use of all natural resources
by industry and agriculture to
provide jobs;
Give every Montana boy and girl
professional and vocational training;
Promote the prosperity of farm
ers, Stockmen, miners, business men
and workers by cutting cost of gov
eminent and eliminating %unreaSon-
able regulations and red tape"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20
Social Security
Man to Be Here

A representative of the social
security board will be at the en-
ployment service office here from 9
to noon Tuesday, according to K.
Powell, in charge of the Havre field
office. The representative will be
glad to help in filing claims for old
age and survivors insurance benefit
and answer any questions about the
social security program.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20
Private Thurman
Awarded Conduct
Medal in Pacific

Private Lester L. Thurman of
Glasgow, who is serving in the south
Pacific area, has been awarded the
army Good Conduct medal for
exemplary behavior, efficiency and
fidelity" according to word re-
ceived by his wife here. He is serv-
ing with an antiaircraft artillery
unit. He has been in the army IA
months and overseas 10 months.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20
Airplane Stamp
No. z Is Valid for
Shoes on May I

Observation-Disclosures stamp
No. 2 in ration book three will be
valid for the purchase of n pair
of shoes beginning May l, the office
of price administration announced.
The OPA said the new stamp, to-
gether with airplane stamp No. /,
will be good for an indefinite period.
Stamp 19 in book expires April
an
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20
ATTEND CONVENTION

FRAzER-Ardis and Harley Ella
son. Richard Taylor, Richard Oh
fert and Murl Martin attended the
Luther league convention in Glen
dive from Friday to Sunday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20

A hundred pounds Of newspapers
will produce SO castings for 75-mm.
shells. Save your paper for the next
drive here, scheduled for April 30.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20

o F. F. Haynes, Forsyth at
torney and former Rosebud
county state senator, who has
filed his petition for the Repub-
lican nomination to congress
in the second (eastern) Mon
tana district. The World War 1
veteran was a candidate in 1912
and lost by a small plurality.
He has practiced law in Forsyth
for the past 80 years.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-20

They didn't uant to close. Neither do the 100 others
now operating on part-time schedules. The man.
power is ready.
BIT The uasfe paper isnH And without this raw
material, they can't produce.
So mills that make the paperboard for boxes, car
tons and shipping cases in which our boys get their
food, ammunition cases and blood plasma contain
ers are standing idle.
Unless checked, this waste paper shortage will Sc
riously affect shipments to the fighting fronts.
Are we going to let it add weeks, even months, to
the war?
Are we going to let this waste paper shortage con-
denim thousands of American boys to the casualty
lists? Boys from our city perhaps from your own
family?
XoH can help brepent it . IF YOU WILL!
HELP OPEN THOSE rs WAR PLANTS!
Here's what you can do you and all ot.er home
Evening star., 1944-07-12
AAMxG,

Fss' euiiding Material Sisru
'SA b y S" NJ 1865 Nelels Ave 81
Ss2s C Ave NV feIis Chv,cs N's-a
Evening star., 1944-07-12
on TINE an TO-DAY.

on TIVE AR IooN.
W0P, S:00-Alan Jones and Red Barber
Interview . returned seNitsman. Cut.ins from
Ne bsttIs irenh bring intsrWsws with boys
evRSsss.
WNAL. S:3o-Sseihovsn's "Symphony, No.
l." with AaisI Dsrsii tondueiiag the Water
6stss SympAeay.
M0e. S.30-"Ihs osslity Of Murphy" the
siery Of dvsr'Ssad hses. one Of The prls
wiAnIal xripts in Df. Christian series.
Evening star., 1944-07-12

WINK, e:05-Fran1 xhubet's Trio. W. T.,
in B Flat Major. with Rubenstsia, pisaist;
nsifetl. violinist. and feusfmsn. tsIIIst.
wMAl. 9:30-Abe lymsns Orchestra.
WR(, e:30-An epidemic Of forest fires IN
vsaigated by the D. A.
W0p, 9:30-lxsphonst Ernest csyerss
sad Composer Willard Robinson, guests Of
Mildred Bailey.
WR. t0:00-Iop musical hits from
"leiqfield feIIeS" Nsduttioal Of the aast
Evening star., 1944-07-12

Moil & Phone Orders At 400
<LwA~ e4NwMxx-
Evening star., 1944-07-12
81 Stock Sizes
SITS to $500
Inhalation

Give US the atzes Of the Storm
Sash and Doors you need ana
We will estimate on the cost Of
installation.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Monoy.Baojk Guarantee

Daalmann's Gas Tablets are made
especially for the relief of excess gas
and disccmfcrt resulting from Fas pres
positive guarantee Of money back II ths
hrst bottle should fail to give eatisfac.
tion with results. Any goa1 druggtst
can supply you. Caution: y only ~
directed. Alvays. on hand~at lesdinl
WoShin9ton 6HUGUtofo1,
Evening star., 1944-07-12

and present. Lynn Murray guest conductor.
W1oP. 'o:30-Sefst. Sam Si,vsy. marine
correspondent and former assistant city editor
Of the washineton Post, tells Of his experiences
in the South Pacific.
Wh. :30-RoIand Young and Mary Phil.
lips star ia The Last Of Mrs. cheyney" spark.
ling comedy
M. i1:30-Rsprssentaiive Emanuel tsI,
lef Of New Yot diauYes Foreign Policy
Do Gsulls, Franco and Farrell"
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Gas In Stomach
and Bowels

Every person who In troubled with
excessive gas In stomach and bowels
should get . package Of Daalmann's
Gas Tablets and try them for quick re-
lief Of the distress.
Sharp pains in the abdomen are
often due entirely to gas pressure.
Many sufferers occasionally have 4
burning pain At the pit Of the stomach.
called heartburn. Others complain At
times Of palpitation. labored breathing,
sour risings, nausea. bloating, head
ache Or di1siness. any Of which may
result from gas pressure.
Nogales international., 1944-09-29

Friday for Tombstone.
Hank Myers, i'll in bed, cracking
jokes.
Nogales international., 1944-09-29
Arizona Republicans Drop Curtain

Arizona's Republican Party picked up it's knotty
old and limped off the states political stage
behind screen of confusion and Encouragement
over withdrawal of Jerre w Lee from the governors
There was nothing left for it to do but, perhaps,
go. through the heartess motions of running cam
paign. The curtain had dropped On the show. The
G. O. P locally had become the whom in the title:
"For Whom the Bell Tolls
1t wasn't funny. Not even Democrat could, or
did, laugh Tragedy had beset the bewhiskered aging
and tired Grand Old Party on the eve of it's greatest
hope-that of placing Arizona in the column of
Thomas E. Dewey at the Nov. general election.
It was sad Not even Scattergood Kelland, who
scampered home just in time for the crash could get
up enthusiasm to wigge his big toe When he talked
of the states Dewey would carry, Arizona wasn't
mentioned among them.
It was all over. The governorship would be
handed, on Nov Z, to Gov. Sidney P. Osborn on the
ivory tusks of the symbol of Repubcansm Che was
going to win anyway and Mr.. Dewey would have to
check Arizona off his ist-if he had it there.
(Phoenix Gazette)
Nogales international., 1944-09-29
Little Outfit
School
Reopens Oct. 2

Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hutchinson S
Little Outfit school for boys in San
Rafael Valley will open it's fifth
year on October 2.
The enrolment for the current
year is a far cry from the opening
four years ago when the directors
three children we're the only stu
dents. This year will find boys
from IL widely scattered states
whose parents want them to bene-
fit from this climate as well as re-
ceive solid schooling.
The entire staff of last year re-
turns with the addition of Miss
Della. Matthews of Evanston, ILL.,,
who will teach all science, and
James L. Mayo who returns from
the Army and will resume his old
position of ranch foreman and rid
ing instructor.
Mrs. Hutchinson has been in the
East recently and will return with
the boys from that section today.