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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-30

cleveland, OnlO. - Bllza sc
dan, katerega Slavic ameriski
drzavljani ze 1853. leto, k o t
prank politicne svobode in
neodvisnosti.
Bio je dne 4. julia 1776, ko
je kongres sprejel "Izjavo ne
odvisnosti", katero je napisal
Thomas jefferson in v kateri
stole zapisane tudi sledece res
nice: 'Vsi ljudje so ustvarjeni
z en- Tim i pravicami. Min
Stvarnik jih je obdaril z goto-
vimi pravicami, med katerimi
so zivljenje, svoboda in iskanje
svoje srece. Wade dobivajo
svojo pravicno oblast lie z dovo-
ljenjem onih, XII so vladani."
Ameriski naseljenci so mo-
rail- It'll il Europe S trebuhom "a
kruhom, ker Jim domovina 6
svojimi starodavnimi kralji in
cesarji nj mogla dati niti do
stojnega zivljenja. Pohlepne ro-
ke monarhov so Sc iztezovale
tudi v to dezelo, da bi jo mad
vladale, toda moe razsodnih in
svobode ljubecih moz je zma-
gala mad nasiljem. V tel novi
dezeli Sc je rodil George Wash
ington, oce ameriske demokra-
cije. ALI preden je bila ia de-
mokracija izvojevana, je prete-
klo veliko cloveske krvi po
nedolznem. To dokazuje, da Sc
svobode ne da kupiti z nobeno
irugo stvarjo, kot krvjo.
Kateri dan DO dolocen zdru-
zeni Jugoslaviji "a dan neodvis-
nosti in osvoboditve po vseh
tujih in domacih izkorisceval-
cih? Georgia Washingtona re i
mamo osebi marsala Tita, po-
veljnika Osvobodilne fronte. -
(Tako ga je imenoval kongres-
nix il Washingtona.) - Njego-
va vojska je vojska idealnih in
svobode zeljnih ljudi, ne lopo,
vov kot jo hocejo nekateri pri-
kazati. In nasa domovina je re
dovolj napojena in pognojena S
krvjo in trupli nedolznih zrtev.
Ma TEN ozemlju in tenn ljudem
maj zavlada lie demokracija, ker
zasluzili so jo. Tega jim mi kot
ameriski drzavljani ne bono u
pail prepreciti S kako skodljivo
propaganda, kot jo sirijo neka-
teri obozevalci starega rezima
Bodimo jim tako dobri in pri-
voscimo jim tega, cesar sami u
zivamo.
Vlada, katera hoce nazaj v
Jugoslavijo, je ze imela priliko
pokazati v teku 21. let cesa je
bila zmozna in kaksno placilo S.
je zasluzila. Sedaj je prisel cas-.
da jo narod sodi, kar je Re sto-
I'll in jo tudi obsodil - v pokoj
Now casi, nova mesta, move va
sice in ma novo prerojeno ljud-
5tvo pa bo zahtevalo tudi no.
We vrste vlado, XII maj bi slicila
lmeriski ustavi.
Simpatije in zelje vsega pra-
vicnega sveta so "a priznanje
Jugoslov. Osvobodilne fronte,
Sal jih YES svet obcuduje "a
njihovo hrabro borbo ma stra-
nj zaveznikov. Nekateri n as j
domaci jih pa blatijo. Igra go
tove klike je postala zelo ocit-
ma.
Najbolj napadajo Adamica.
Pa sal nj cuda, ker po Adami-
sevi zaslugi je svet izvedel Q
notranjem polozaju sedanje Ju-
goslavije in njenih prayih osyo-
bodilcih in 0 resnicnih borcih.
Prav mic nj euda, da jim je ta-
isti Adamic najvecji trn v peti,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-30
Kdaj bo postala Jugoslayija svobodna?

ker on zna stati ma svojih no
gah in ne prodaja svojega pre-
prieanja pa maj ga Sc bolj obre-
kujejo. On tudi We, da iskreni
voditelji ljudstev so bill vedno
preganjani, cello. bieani in kri-
zani. LIE skoda, prevelika sko-
da, da nimamo vec Adamicev.
Ker jih je premalo, mora bre-
me, XII 81 ga je nakopal ma ra-
me, toliko tezje nositi. Zato je
cd silnega dusevnega napora
obnemogel.
Lazje DO G. Adamic prenasal
vse to, ako DO vedel, da ina
vsepolno obozevalcev sirom A
merike, XII mu zelijo hitrega in
stalnega ozdravljenja. Ko nam
je br. Kuhel, izvrsni tajpik po-
rocal ma aprilovi seji kaj Sc je
MIN zgodllo, so sc orosile oci
vseh navzocih. In zelo umestno
je bilo vprasanje obzirnega
drustvenega zastopnika, ko je
hotel vedeti ako Sc pisatelj A
damic ne nahaja v kakih fl
nancnih tezkocah, da Sc ne bi
zgodilo z MIN kot sc je So
cialnimi literati v starr domovi-
nj. Ko je dobil pojasnilo, da nj
S te strani nevarnosti, 81 je dial
decko duska in takoj daroval
"a SANS $1,000. - Zdelo sc
mu je vredno slediti Adamicu
in podpreti to politieno akcijo
z dolarji, ker je dejansko ne
more.
Nasa podruznica zbira pri-
spevke, ker Julien bo potekla
slanarina "a prvo leto. Tezko je
zastopnikom vprasati enc in i.
ste ljudi "a nadaljno clanarino
Sal Sc razvidi il priobcenih i,
men, da eni in isti ljudje mix
dar ne odrecejo, &c Sc gre "a
podporo dobri stvari. Kaj je
njim "a par dolarjev v primerj
zrtvami, XII jih nekateri v do.
movini prenasajo. Opogumilo me
je dejstvo, ker so mi isti clani
XII SO mi prvic darovali, sedaj
kar sami ponudili prispevek Sc
"a prihodnje leto.
I'll SO: Anna Strle, 60. costa,
Josephine sTratnik, John Simcic
in Joe Sircel.
V zadnjem letu SO prispevali
20 meni tel podruznici sledeci
Rose Jurman $3.50, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Mocnik ter Mr.. in
Mrs. John Simcic po $500; Je-
rry slabe $500; Anna Amman
$3.50.
Pc $500 SO prispevali: Fran
ces lie, Anna Cebul, Agnes Ia
gar, Agnes Lunder, JOS, Trat-
nix, Frank Drobnic, Joe sircel,
Anna Strle, Mary Stupar, Ag-
nes Glicker, Anna Erste, Jennie
Smole, Louise Lenarcic, Ursula
Mulej, Josephine Jeglic, Maggie
Tancek, Jennie Skuk, Helen Mi
kus, Rose Mihcic, John Beber,
Frank Plut, Louise Flajsman,
Kati Bradac, VIM. Kennick, To-
ny Podobnik, Joe Anzelc, Fran
ces spick in Anna zagar.
Vsem TEN in Sc drugim po-
novno priporocam, da bi podpi-
rail- SANS tudi v bodoce, sal
dajati je veliko lazje kot prosi-
ii.
Vabljeni ste tudi vsi clani, da
Sc udelezuiete sANSovih sci,
kjer boste slisali marshal zani-
mivega. seie SO vsak zadnji pc
TEX v mesecu.
Ia publicijski odbor SANS
Owe podruznice st. 80
A. Sinacic,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-30
WALLACE Y IRKUTSkU

Podpredsednik z e d injenih
draw, Henry A. Wallace, je,
potujoc ma Kitajsko, posetil tu-
di nekatere kraje ruske Sibirije.
Informacijski bulletin ruskega
poslanistva v Washingtonu, po-
roca, da je dine /. junija govo-
ril ma skupseini intelektualcev
in zastopnikov javnosti v mestu
Irkutsku. Bulletin poroca, da je
bill Wallace burno pozdravljen
in da je govoril v ruscini; ma
vaja tudi vsebino govora, iz ka-
terega SO v naslednjem povzeti
nekateri znacilni izcrpki:
"Globoko cuvstva so me pre-
vzemala, ko sem pretekli teden
stopil ma vasa tia. Obiskal sem
Uelkal, Sejmcan, Magadan,
Komsomolsk in Jakutsk. SeZna-
nil sem Sc z vasimi poljedelski-
mi eksperti. Videl sem tudi od-
locnost sovjetskega ljudstva "a
najvecjo produkcijo rudnikov,
kovinskih in letalskih tovarn in
ladjedelnic .Videl sem vase po-
ljedelstvo in zivinorejo. Videl
sem vasa letalisca in seznanil
sem Sc vasimi letalci in voja-
XII. Posebno zelim omeniti ge-
nerala Semenova in junaka So
vjetske Unije, polkovnika Ma
zuruka.
"Nobeni dve dezeli ma svetu
81 nista bolj podobni kot So
vjetska Unija in Zedinjene dr.
zave Amerike. Silna razseznost
vase dezele, njeni pragozdi, 81
roke reke in velika jezera in
vseh vrst podnebje, cd tropske-
ga do polarnega, njena neizcrp-
ma naravna bogastva ,vse to me
spominja mole domovine.
"Zgodovina Sibirije in ME
mega junaskega prebivalstva
me spominja zgodovine daljne-
ga zapada Zedinjenih draw.
Pionirji obeh dezel so v silnem
boju naravo in v trdih ziv-
ljenjskih razmerah neustrasno
prodirali naprej, gradili nova
mesta in vasi, move industrije
in novo zivljenje "a blagor do
rsovine in vsega clovestva. V
tenn boju, v tenn konstruktivnem
delu so Sc utrdili znacaji in SO
Sc razvila najfinejsa cloveska
svojstva.
"Nikak slucaj nj, da je v Sc
danji vojni Sibirija igrala in Sc
igra tako ogromno ylogo. Svo-
bodno ljudstvo, rojeno ma svo-
bodni razsezni zemlji, ne more
trpeti krivice in ne more niti
zacasno ziveti suzenstvu.
"Zdaj, ko zgodnje zarje bodo-
cega svetovnega miru polagoma
vstajajo ma obzorju, postaja
jasno, da samo popolno sodelo-
vanje nasih dveh velikih dezel
in njunih zaveznikoy more zago-
toviti svet mirnih razmer in
pravilnega razvoja. Ia veliko
povojno rekonstrukcijo je po-
trebno, da spoznamo yazno vlo-
60, XII 10 bodo pri tenn igrali Sc
verozapadni deli Zedinj jenih dr.
Evening star., 1944-11-05

T~HERE was an expectant hush. Then,
Il out of the darkness of this June night
in 1908, flashed breathtaking scene.
A Spectacular" sign had been erected on
the old Wonderland Building, to give De
troit its first glimpse of the Model '"T' Ford
"Watch the Fords go by!' the message
read And in the light and color of 1000
twinkling electric bulbs, Ford touring car
appeared to race along the Crosse Pointe
shoreline. The wheels turned, scufhng up
clouds of dust The scenery. shifted con-
stantly. The wells of the women passengers
streamed in the breeze. The crowd in the
Evening star., 1944-11-05

ductivity of the nation. They have seen
them wipe out the traditional barriers be-
tween city and country, between mountain
and plain, and help spread the advantages
of American culture and opportunity.
One day, there will be new Ford, Mercury
and Lincoln cars Like their predecessors,
they will benefit by the energetic skllls and
resourceful engineering which are Ford
trademark They will be exceptionally com
Portable cars, reliable and economical -.
priced within reach of the greatest number.
But beyond that, their styling wlN be so od-
RANGED that 1t wU be a perfect match for their
quality leadership.
Evening star., 1944-11-05

square began to cheer ''Its as exciting as
the race in Ben Hur," said an onlOOker.
The newspapers thought so, too.
Hour after hour wrote one reporter,
'the auto hurried, defied speed and natural
laws alike every instant seemingly on the
verge of tipping into the street below
From that far-off day to this, people all
over America have continued to watch
the Fords go by They have watched the
total mount to million in 1915-to Is mil
lion in 1927-and on up to 80 million.
They have seen these Ford cars and trucks
shrink distances and help increase the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

The AAF urges every man approaching
military age to prepare himself physically
and mentally for his possible contribution
to the defeat Of our enemies and for his re-
sponsibilities in the postwar world.
We suggest, among other things, the phys
ical training and other preparatory courses
of the High School Victory Corps which
are recommended for the various armed
services, and the physical and pre>aviation
training given to CAP Cadets by the
nationwide organization of the Civil Air
Patrol, an auxiliary of the Army Air Forces.
The AAF current training program UlI of
course continue All men noW enrolled in the
Air Corps Enlisted Reserve wil start their
training after they become IS as originally
planned. And we will soon again take young
men of II into the Air Corps Enlisted Reserve.
Meanwhile, in recognition of the over
whelming public support given the AAF,
we shall continue to report developments
so that when we invite further active
enrolment on our flying team, the nation
will be familiar with our activities and the
vital nature of our needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Royals Victory Over Cyclones
Ends Pleasing Ice Campaign

Washington's hockey season f.
nally is ended, and 1t wasn't such
thin winter at that for a town
which started out with no prospect
for viewing the ice game. AS 1t was
Is games were played, last of
which was last nights free-scoring
battle in which the Montreal Royals
whipped the Quebec cyclones, 90,
at Uline Arena.
With no club of its own this win
ter, Washington had to depend on
exhibitions between out-of-town
clubs. The Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Cutters from Baltimore made Wash
ington its home town for eight
games, winning six in a row and
losing one and tying another be-
fore it had to cancel the rest of its
schedule. Then came two exhibition
series between Canadian amateur
clubs, the first one of two games
two weeks ago between the Toronto
Parkdales and Ontario Tip-Tops
That produced what at the time
was a local all-time scoring record
with a total of 20 goals in each of
the two games.
That record was broken last Fri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Barons, Bisons Loom
As Hockey FinaIists

BY the Associated Press.
It looks as If Cleveland and Buff
falo will meet in the final play of
series in the American Hockey
League.
Both the Barons, Western division
winners, and the Bisons, who I'm
ished runnerup in the Eastern loop,
took commanding Stool lead last
night in their best four of seven
series against Hershey and Indian
apolis, respectively.
Hershey and indianapolis are
thus faced with the necessity Of
winning three straight games. The
odds are against them.
At Cleveland crowd of 11,208
saw the Barons forced to 60 an
overtime period before whipping
Hershey, 3 to 2. Hershey took a
20 lead. but Cleveland tied 1t up in
the third period and won out in
the 10-minute overtime on Pete
Horeck's goal.
A crowd of 6,996 at indianapolis
watched as the Caps tried in vain to
crack the Buffalo defense in the
closing minutes. The Bisons led, 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Evans, Leone Face, Look
To Bout With Sharkev

Both Don Evans and Michele
Leone, who have been booked for
the feature rassling bout at Turner;
Arena Wednesday night, have been
champing at the bit for a match
with Babe Sharkey, holder of the
world heavyweight championship
One Of the two will meet him
some time in the next few weeks
and, even though Evans whipped
Sharkey three weeks before he
gained his title, Leone is likely to
face him first because his record
Of wins is greater than Evans.
Both the Yellow and the Black
Mask will be on the card, with the
former going against Tom Mahoney
and the latter tangling with Cliff
Olsen. In the closing bout Maurice
La Chappelle and Johnny Long will
oppose Mike Demetre and War
Eagle in a team match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Place in Final Seems
Likely for Hawks
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago's Blackhawks, who were
not assured place in the Stanley
Hockey Cup playoffs until the last
few days of the regular season, now
are likely to reach the final round
They delighted a crowd of 1913
lat the Chicago Stadium last night
by shutting out Detroit's Red Wings
II to 0, to take two-to-one lead in
the semiflnal best four of seven
game series. Since two of the three
scheduled games are listed for Chi
|cago ice, the Hawks rate to win the
series.
The two Chicago goals came on
unassisted shots by Defenseman Joe
Cooper in the first period and an
other unassisted slam by Clint Smith
in the third period.
In the other semifnal, Montreal
took a 2-1 lead by beating Toronto,
q to /, on the Toronto ice Saturday
night.
The next games are scheduled for
Tuesday. with Montreal at Toronto
land Detroit at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

day when the Royals and Cyclones
moved in to play 1918 tie. The
Cyclones won on Saturday night,
and the Royals evened things with
last nights victory.
Ernie Mundey, formerly with the
Washington Eagles, was the big gun
of last nights Cyclone attack, scor-
ing three goals, one in each of the
three periods, but the Royals won
handily despite him. They tailed
three goals in the opening frame
and six more in the second gave
them a 90 margin to withstand
the Cyclones late drive that netted
four scores in 20 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
$4,000 Gate Sets Mark
For AAU Court Event
BY the Associated Press.

by tHe ASSocItted Press.
DENVER, Mar. 27.-Denver's 10th
week long national AAU basket ball
tournament which ended Saturday
night, exceeded all attendance and
gate receipts records for the event.
More than 10000 customers paid
approximately $4,000, about $4,000
more than In 1913, itself a record.
shattering year, w. N. Greim, ma
tional basket ball chairman and
tournament director, said.
Phillips "66" Of Bartlesville, Okla,
defended its title successfully, down.
ing Denver's Ambrose-Legion, 5o-43,
in the final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Schocht Quits Glowing
To Broadcast Games

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 27-Al Schacht,
6aseball's clown prince. will give up
his funmaking this season.
He has been signed to handle the
play-by-play radio broadcasts of all
New York Yankee and Giant home
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
|Anfenson Double Victor
lin YMCA HundbuII

BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 27.-Al An
fenson, Minneapolis, won the singles
championship Of the National
YMCA handball tournament by de-
feating Peter Lazorik, Minneapolis,
in the final, 2l-3, Alt.
Gregg Nelson, Minneapolis. and
Anfenson captured the doubles title,
beating Clary Ehlers and Wendell
CorWin. Milwaukee. 21-6. 21-l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

Thanks to the young men of America,
the AAF is selling air supremacy in every
theatre, faster than we ever planned or
even dared to hope.
Thanks to youths eagerness to serve, the
AAF has grown in a remarkably short
time from a mere handful of men into
the largest, most powerful air force in the
world.
Thanks to the fitness and alertness of these
young men, they have learned their job so
quickly that we have been able to throw
our great airplane production into efec~
tive combat quicker than we believed pos
sible. Due to their daring and skill we are
destroying the enemy with less loss to our
own forces than we anticipated.
All air crew men must have the irresist~
IDLE desire to fly. Every such flying man in
the AAF is there on his own initiative id.
inresponse to our invitation to fly and fig hit
with THE Greatest Team in the World"
Hundreds of thousands have thronged to
our Aviation Cadet Examining Boards in
response to this appeal. Thousands are
continuing to volunteer . for active duty
-. and for the 17~year ~old Air Corps
Enlisted Reserve.
Our gratitude to the young men Of
America, and to their parents, friends and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
'23 Women's Teams
Seek u. S. Court Title

| By the Associated Press.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Mar. 81
Twenty-three teams will start play
in the 10th annual women's National
AAU basketball tournament today
with new champion scheduled tc
be crowned Friday night.
The American Institute of Com
merce, Davenport, Iowa, twice win
ner Of the event, will not defend
J its title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
.overIy Five Iowa Champ

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Mar. q R.-
The Go-Hawks Of Waverly won
1owa's high school basket ball cham
pionship, whipping the Franklin
High team of Cedar Rapids, 80 to q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

to l, going into the last period, but
yielded only one goal.
Hershey plays at Cleveland Tues
day while indianapolis plays at Buff
falo Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Henry Minnesotu's Best

ST. PAUL, Mar. 81 R.-With jim
Mcintyre, its 6-foot-8-inch center
scoring So points; Patrick Henry
High of Minneapolis won the Min.
nesota high school basket bal
championship by defeating Crosby.
Ironton, 81 to AZ.
Five years ago-Ralph Guluahl
won 5000 Greensboro IN. c.
golf open with $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

associates. is without bounds. We should
like to welcome on our team any qualified
young man who wishes to join. But there
are other considerations 4 balanced attack
must be maintained.
Since last July the Selective Service proc
ess has not yielded enoug oh men for all
phases of the military program. Other
branches of the army urgently need men
for currently pending operations.
The AAF is ahead of schedule. 1t has
sufficient men in training and in the Air
Corps Enlisted Reserve to meet its present
schedule for combat crews. 1t must there
fore balance this activity with immediate
overall needs.
AS General Marshall has announced, the
AAF has returned to their former COM
mands some $1,000 men who had recently
volunteered for air crew training from the
ground and service forces. Moreover, until
further notice, the AAF will not take any
men into active duty from civilian life
for air crew training. Also, further enroll
ment in the 17~year~old Air Corps Enlisted
Reserve has been temporarily suspended.
The future of America depends upon the
fitness Of our young men. All Of the armed
services need young men who are physi~
cally fit, mentally alert and we'll educated
for the exacting demands of modern war.
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Dorothy Dix Says

always side with his child against
me. 1t has lessened my love for
him and life without love isn't worth
having. STEPMOTHER.
Answer-The cruel stepmother
used to be the villain in old nurses
tales, but the scene is shifted nova
days and 1t is oftener the cruel STEP
child who persecutes the stepmothel
than vice versa. Many a good wom-
an, with mother heart, who mar
rieS widower with children in the
fond belief that she can win the
youngsters affections and be a help
to them, finds that she has to under
go martyrdom at the hands of the
little fiends against whom she is
powerleSs to defend herself.
The situation is almost inevitable
for upon the mothers death the
children are either left in the care
of servants who let them run wild
because it is easier to do so than it Is
to discipline them and make them
behave, or else they are sent to live
with their mothers people who pity
them and spoil them and who i'm
plant in their minds, often without
intending it, stepmother phobia.
Even own mothers find their opin-
ions f1outed and their authority de-
fed when they are dealing with
their adolescent children in these
days when the teen-agers rule the
family and are law to themselves
But mother, having been chicken
pecked from the time her first baby
started it and having the mother
love that endures impudence anc
ingratitude from the youngsters she
has slaved and sacrificed for, find.
it easier to stand than does the step.
mother who sees all her good effort.
resented.
Evening star., 1944-05-10

A knockout of a sports frock
Note the wide shoulder bands which
button on~-the fiat front and the
big bow tied at back Top it with
the rounded bolero and you really
have an "eye-catcher."
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1889 is
designed for all sizes, IL. II, 13, IA
Is and 18. Size II, sport dress, re-
quires 3 yards of 39-inch material;
bolero Ia yards, yards rick-racE
trim.
Good news for all home dress
makers: The new spring "ABC Pat
tern Book" is ready! Send for q
copy today. 1t costs only 10 cents
You may order a copy with a Is,
cent pattern for Is cents, plus l-cen1
postage.
For this attractive pattern senc
IS cents, plus ] cent for postage
in coins. with your name, address
pattern number and size you want.
ed, to Barbara Bell, Post Offic,
Box SO, Station G, New York 10, N. Y
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Saw It With Stamps

Mothers have always been wise.
In fact, their wisdom has defied
argument Don't question, dear;
mother knows best) Because she's
wise, mother doesn't want you to
spend money on useless things for
Mothers Day; she'd much rather
have you say it with stamps--with
War Stamps. Or, If budget is no
problem-a War Bond.
Flowers have always been Cupid S
emissary. but these days the pref
tiest flowers are made of War
Stamps. Speaking of stamp cor
sages, they're rather like the little
girl with a curl-when they're good,
they're very, very good, and when
they're bad, they're horrid To be
sure. it's never horrid to buy War