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Evening star., 1944-07-30

o-Womens sZSJ DressesPastel
grey Black rayon sher dressy lace
Women's Sizes
1S-Women $3S75 and $7 polka dots
and two piece rayon sheers
black or white rayon shanungs. Women's
s35 crepes in black luep.pe
desy blacks contrast Some prints
Women's
-Womens s5 Dresses-Dressy aqua blue
with draped skirts Printed crepes and blue
Women's Sizes $35.
Larger Women s75 navy and rose rayon
reps with embroidery detail lingerie collars gored
tucked skirts, bracelet sleeves 401l to 4sa S2e
ser Womens S4s7s Dresses-Bu and crepe
prints with lingerie trim. Sizes 4oh to 4sh $40.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

Mses and Women $SS5 crepe rayon
serge wopiecer separate jacket in this group
piece styles. Broken "A. S3.95.
Teen Shop-Fourth Floor
STeens $595 $1095 Cotton
and twopiece seersuckers chambray abadnes Sizes
10 to 49, So S.
4-Teens $4S5 to $795 Play
skirts In cotton chambay plaid checked gingham.
shorts models cottons Sizes 10 to 6 50 S.
-Tens S295 to $595 Summer SkCotons
jerseys rayon afeas Prints pads Sizes 81
25-Tens S195 $395 Satisfaction
gabardines Also blue trim Sizes 10
to 16. ST. 81 50.
25Teens $295 $395 white
powder blue. Sizes and $3.
1e-Teens $l3s5 to $l9s5 Spring Su-Woo weaves
Solid colors, checks pad
-Teens $los5 to $2A95 Spring ToppeBoxy and wrap
Single and double breasted
aqua, kelly lilac, Sizes 10 IS nd S1o
1Teens $24so Spring navy TO- So
Maternity Dresses-Seeond Floor
l-S Maternity DreseCotton dotted sw copen or navy
prints with rc-rac trim Blue and red cotton prints jumper
effects with white sleeves All with adjustable waists Misses
and Juniors sizes. S..
Evening star., 1944-07-30

When the court announced the
plan Tor late August vacation. Z
wit among counsel asked:
viii We have = vacation every
summer"
Evening star., 1944-07-30


sheers.
4z-Misses sl6.s5 to S2295 Dresse.-Sl2
Printed rayn sh Butcher fabric that looks like
rayon jersey prints basic and desy afternoon dresses Black blue
red gold, aqua brown purple. Misses 2o
Dr.ss-Prined r.yon crepe in sine 49, $780,
10 and 16. $50.
2-Misses s4s75 Dses-Rayon crepe WOOL prints and
solid colors A few dinner dresses 49,
sn sea o 's % ,.. .,s and dinner dresses Prints
7-Is Dresses-Rayon crepes and ootons
Misses
dinner styles A few prints Misses sizes SIS
Mis- sass to ssss De-Daytme dresses in
$3.50 to Dckes-Cotton and rayon crepe a and f.
s-Me sl3 s5 and slss5 Dress-coton interesting
oneofa-kind styles, rayon prints. Misses ss5s.
1lsMses' slss5 prints spun rayon
hat look like linens rayon shantunss pase printed
simpson sinsh.ms and two piece styles mostly
one-ofa-kind and size. $l2.
Corset ond Underwear shops-second Floor
ss and $50 srdle. and Panty Girdls. and Is inch
sat- satin some with side panels elastic Only two of
.sso $40 es5 broad. batis.
and rayon satin Only one of style type sises S.
trim trimmed styles Not all sizes in each type Te.rot white
aey Te.5ose white and dove Broken
background
5ss rayon crepe eowns Plain color
-, panes trimmed with lace. $3.50
Gowns-F1ne satin with
Tsao blue dove and white Not all sizes each STYLE
5-sl2s Belt,-Tearose cotton in small sizes 1se
sIss.n s.ysa .,s. y ss e'"nned gowns with open md
ao-s5e 7sc and ssc P.nues STEP
ms in earoce Broken sizes. SOC.
Gloves and Hondboas-street Floor
100 Pr- to Sc Gloves-Four button novelties
us6 uGn lengths IN rs plain styles ospsn doskns doe
$50 PISS to $3.50 GoveNoey capeskins
10 r. and f.S snstn aa sns eui in
colors and styles button 20 button length.
Is" Prs- Chinese Cochsted Gloves croched white
black Small and medium sizes. CSC.
$500 s5s5 Handbags-enune fabrics rayon fares
ssns summer summer coos and black brown Envelope bags
$40 handb.s,-Aisa0 grained feathers in black and
nss % 1 1a sses , with clear
14eo-ssc to ssc secI.~Broken sizes and ooors ,H &c.
lo-sll7 Rayon Mesh stoekinssBrokn
Jewelv and To|eties-street Floor
~. =, .,.1,, prices Plus 2oT Tax
white and blue with star cen.rs ~,
ss.1 short strands white pink
orr or red red, WI white .s- and dt1u blue SOC Soc
5ewed rinsoold plated sterling with rhinestone
stone-set Pn..dold plated sterling
$3.50 $50 plated sterling silver lea,
ssl2so gold plated sterling
sss5 and $3.50 Pn.seing gold plated and se
TnneSnss Ra green and amber stones SIS and :s
48-S350 $3.50 three strand neck.
nj
comp.etsome with hand painted tops 10
and $3.50 free).
12-$3.50 Earrings-S2.50
22--S450 Stone Set Earrings-S3.50
11-s65o Jeweed Earrings-God plated silver
10-S3.50 Mexican Silver Earrngs-sI.5o.
23-sl95 Identification Braceets-S1
s4-$1 Sheertone Leg MakeUp-By &c.
4S-$L50 Deerez Nis-HAndy es make
75c.
B-7Sc Moire Water Softener-3sc.
S5o-S1 to s3s5 Collars and Cuffs and
rayon sharkskins. Mostly white pAstek g.
30-$295 Snoods-A In cetase ST.
16-S5 Oiled Rayon Raincoa-Broken blue wine and
brown
IS Ceansse Rayon Raincea-whte wine In
broken sizes. $780,
Evening star., 1944-07-30

4O-Womens $l6.o5, Sl995 and $2295 Dressas-Sl2
Twopece ayons green aqua and grey rns
and polka dots in sheers eshes Pastel
and white rayon sheers basic dressy Womens sizes
Evening star., 1944-07-30
THE NEWER
Delleffs
rs is usual castom ecind up the month eoh sueenq
Ju|y-End Clearance!
l2l4.20 r Street

Dresses
de Spring merchandise All
quantities
Please
or telephone orders.-Pntntings 25c
Evening star., 1944-07-30
MiIIinery-Street Floor

3O0-$295 to $3.50 Summer Hots-$l, 81 and So
Casuals pompadous sailors bonnes and atrons syes Pm
aa coconu straws fets and fbrics White paste black
i brown and navy.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

Misses Dresses-Second Floor
OMisses S13s5 piece styles IN
printed rayon crepe and in solid colors. S7S5.
2-sss and s6s5 DresseWey Simpson snghams
and city cotons few basic street dresses printed
sheers $1o
Evening star., 1944-07-30

$3.50 to $25o Summer Has-Whe sravs ANAL And ,srvs
cooe br large cartwheeh straight brs Casablancas Youthful
wonens hats including some dark colors -, a.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

4NS795 and S8e5 BIouses-S5
Rayon models with rufes stitching 1abots
lilac lime pink brown. melon. Sizes 80 to SO.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

4ssss5 Blouses-Wh pqe with front
80 49, So.
22-$395 BousesSpun sleeve
Lime, melon, purple Sizes 80 36
2-$l0s5 BousesPp navy trimmed
tattng Sizes "a, SO. IS.
Beech Shop-Third Floor
l2.-s3.50 Beach Bags-Of repellent cotton. S.
Plus 20ee
S6$295 Beach Bags With shoulder straps Assorted
(Plus 209o tar
4-As5 Beach Bags-Awning stripes checks ss
plus 20%
l5-s595 Play Suits-F1over print
15-S195 Wide Brimmed Straw Hats-SI00.
6eS795 s. 95
printed piques. White red blue. o $4.
2o-Jacke20 Matching Sacks-Cotton gabardne rust lime
purple $695 Jackets $4 IS e5
s47S Shorts-Cotton gabardne rust lime purple Sizes
le.
S4-S7S5 Shis-Coton prints TO
25-s2so Haters-of Solid cotors Small medium
large $1.95.
2s-s35e Bolero HaIters-strped cotton S.
2o$4S5 Bolero Haters-Polka Yellow blue 49,
Cotton Shop-Fifth Floor
lo0S395 $4s5 color chambays printed
and striped cotton model
ratey Pink rose tan. brown. Sizes 10 49, So.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

3-$ss5 Blue Denim Pinafeses-siEes 10 ana H. -.
-4S5 and sSsS Pnafores-Pned cotton broAdcoh
Sizes to 13. $3.
4ss2ss and sss Printed prns IN .,s.
10 to 16 81.
sass Sweaters. Broken Sizes s.
5-$3S5 Sweaters-Wool. Broken sizes. g.
&3S9s Plaid Cotton broken sses sS
s5s5 Spun Rayon style Ia blue navy sreen
or tan Sizes IL to H. -.
1SSS5 Wool Junier-loos vo IN assrtsd na6.
Sses to Is. -.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

1l0-S325 and $395 BIouses-Sz
Coons in stripes checks white Sizes to Is and A n A
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08

Two dainty flseons Of perfume,
Nonchalant and Follow Me in ex.
quisite gift package. Delightful fra
grances Of youthfulness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
Operation Puts
Girl in Hospital

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. S-A 81
year old girl is seriously i'll in st.
Joseph's Hospital, Ann Arbor,
from an operation self performed.
Police, summoned by the girls
roommate at midnight Monday
found the victim suffering from
he.lorrhage and shock. Girl
friends. she said, diagnosed her
condition and recommended a pat
ent medicine and drug
She had used the medicine
about o'clock and her room.
mate summoned the police when
she became frightened about the
loss of blood and possible infection.
Police tool. the girl, who says she
is married to a man she has not
seen for two or three months, to
the hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08

Monday night that she was follow.
ed and molested by man whom
she first thought was a boy because
OF his small stature. Mrs. Hines
said the man had followed her for
several blocks but she disregarded
him until he spoke and she realized
that he was not young boy, as
she thought. When he tried to
tackle her by grabbing her around
the knees, she freed herself and
ran, with the man chasing her
She ran into a lighted house in the
neighborhood and then called the
police. who checked but were un-
able to locate the man.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
Boy Missing From
Home Says Sister

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. S-Dayid
Deto, 10, Ann Arbor, has been re-
ported missing by his older sister,
Rosemary. Rosemary told police
that David had been locked in the
yard as punishment and had disap-
peared about "a hours before she
notified the police.
The boy is five feet five inches
tall, has dark brown hair and hazel
eyes, and was wearing a brown
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
Boys Found by
Illinois Police

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 8 49,
Donald Posey, - and Robert Todd,
10. both of Ann Arbor. have been
found by the Pontiac, illinois, State
Police. These boys were reported
missing last week.
Donald's mother IS on her way
to Pontiac to get the boys, who are
being held until her arrival.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08

tion Of a postwar plant to manu-
facture plastics. Mayor Norman H..
Viewer said the company has ac-
copied the councils purchase price
of $4,000. The plant will have a
floor space of 10000 square feet
and will employ about $50 persons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
FREED UNDER BOND

Detroit Daniel Holloway. &c.
of Jackson, was released under
$1,000 bond Monday after a de-
tanning order had been issued IN
Recorders Court to assure his APP
pearance asa witness in the case of
II persons charged with robbery
in the hijacking of $1,000 worth OF
whisky from a State Liquor Com
mission truck July 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
-FOUR LOSE LIVES

Muskegon. Mich Automobile
accidents near Muskegon claimed
four lives during the week end,
three of them in one crash near
Grant. Mrs. Mary During, 32,
Marlboro, and two of her seven
children. William, nine, and six.
months-old Sharon, were killed
when the auto driven by her hus-
band, Robert, collided head-on
with another car. Paul Kunash, 81,
Muskegon Heights, died of injuries
suffered when his car collided with
a truck at Muskegon HEIGHTS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
Man ReverSeS
Tire Reports
Myrtle

Elmer Cooper, sos Maynard St.
reversed the many stolen tire re-
ports police have recently received
by reporting to police that he had
fond a tire on Catherine St. Mon
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
This Little Man
Tries Tackling

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. 8 -
Mrs. George Hines. 500 Mt. Pleas
ant Ann Arbor, reported to police
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08

tweed suit and green checked shirt.
His mother is not living and his
father is in service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-08
TO SELL ACREAGE

Albion The City council has
agreed to sell 15-acre site to the
General Electric Co. for construc-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
KotoIiski skofje Sc
~obreeniIi OBJ Rusijo

Katoliski skofje V Ameriki so
ma svoji nedavni konferenci v
Washingtonu med drugim raz-
pravljali 0 bodoci Poljski, 0 bal
tiSkih in sosednih drzavah, "po
katerih niece Russia svoje oci",
ter odlocno izrazili zahteva, da
mai Sc kaj stori v preprecenje
razkristalizirania krajih mad
katerimi hoce Russia zavladati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
) *KRITICNA MNENJA POROCILA IN RAZPRAVE+

Snoj ina nalogo povedati, da Sc nasa pota z onimi, XII Sc nso
drzali sklepov stranke, locio in doseci, da Sc nasi somisjenid
cd sovraga iztrgajo, vrnejo med slovenski narod in med "a.
veznike.
To je trda operacija, a je nujna kakor je iskreno misliena
Nase gibanje nikdar nj poznalo v svoji sredi narodnih izdaialcey
in je odlocena, ola ne stopa V bodocnost obremenjena z ofitkom
ola Je v svoji sredi gojila odpadnike in zapriseznike Nemcev.
z Drugi razlog je bill, da mas narod, pc toikem trpleniu
ne SINE stopiti v novo Evropo, XII 10 DO skovala znnaga zaveznikov
IN V katerl Nemec nikdar wee ne DO trpinGil drugih narodov, S sra
motnim pecatom narodnega izdajstva ma svojem celu. Ia izdai-
stvo nj nikdar opravicila, "a izdajstvo je samo emo placlo: Jude
zevo. Noben narod V zgodovni nu nj usel- Zanj nj prostora ma
svehem. Zanj je samo noe sramote in ponizanja. v kolkor
nase gibanje more popraviti zlo, XII Sc je napravlo, je priprav.
ljeno to storii. Maj tudi drugi storijo isto.
3 Tretji razlog je v zvezi z naSimi vojnimi ciIi. Vsi So-
vencl smo vedno in nikdar boil kot danes zeleli, da v tel voini
zberemo ve svoje slovensko ozemlje v skupen dom, XII mai hi bill
zvezni del zvezne jugoslovanske drzave. Ia clj, to ie danes iasno
bono dosegi lie, &c ga bono vsi hotel S polno sno nase narodne
wolfe in &c bono z vseslovensko slogo doprinesli zaveznqkom do
kaz, ola smo kot narod zreli in vredni, da Sc nam izroce VISA naSa
narodna ozemlja. Kajti, ma koncu koneev bodo lie zavezniki tish
XII nam bodo uresnicili naSe teznje. Zavezniki, to SO Rusi, Anglia
In Amerlka. Pot k cilju vodi pc poti z~ayeznkov. Ali ste kdai
pomlsllli, kaj bodo zavezniki storli z narodom, XII Sc nahaia v
medsebojnem klanju, ko desettisoci drugih umirajo, da mas osvo-
bode? Ali ste pomislili, kdaj bi nam Sc kaj dodali k sedaniemu
ozemlju, XII smo okrvaveli z bratomorno vojsko, da Sc tia zane
semo naso sramoto? In kaj pa bodo zavezniki hotel DAFT So-
vencem, &c jh najdejo v objemu z Nemci V trenutku, ko SO
Nemca uncii?
To, kr sem povedal, nj tia v en- dan povedano. To SO res
nice, kot jh tukaj cujemo liz ust zaveznikov, in to so svarila OBJ
dvanajsti uri.
cato vas rotim, da poslusate Snoia, XII Sc nahaia pr Osvobo-
dilni 'front.' in XII vas DO cd tam vodil proc cd sovraznika nazai
k slovenskemu narodu.
Ma svidenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
KOMENTAR.JI

~
Kaj BIO rekla "A. D." sedaj,
ko JIG cello DIR. Lojze Kuhar in
Franc Snoj kliceta v podpiranje
"notranje revolucije' v Jugosla-
viii? Kaj bodo rekli precastiti
gospodje ma Kuharjeva izvaja-
MIA, da TAXI katolicani, XII drze
z "domobranci" in Jill podpira-
10, podpirajo Hitlerja, XII je
smrtni sovraznik slovenskega
naroda, katolicanstvu pa storil
geronimo vec skode kakor ruski
komunizem?
V tel koloni in potem tudi v
clanku je bila komentirana IL
java sedanjega ministra Izidor-
ia Cankarja (tudi on je pripadal
klerikalni strankD, S katero je
ma domobrance re pred messed
enako apeliral, kakor sedai DIR.
Lojze Kuhar. A v Am. domo-
VIM" je eden gospodov napisal
RIA tisto izjavo pomilovalen cla-
mex, ces, kaj pa Izidor We! A
vendar, v izjavi je dolocno po-
udaril, da predno je stopil v Via
do, je sci ma lice mesta, Ola Sc
preprica kako in kaj. In ko je
videl, kaj pocno zapeljanci v po-
moo Hitlerju in pod krinko we're
v skodo svojemu narodu, je SUI
basicu in THU sporocil, da je
pripravljen sprejeti mandat v
vladi, da "opere sramoto, XII 10
delajo (njegovi bivsi kolegi, Sc
daj "domobranci'') slovenskemu
narodu -. d
KIDD Timed eastitih gospodov
81 DO TU upal storiti isto, kar ie
storil v Kanadi Izidor Cankar in
v Londonu duhovnik Lojze Ku-
har in Franc Snoj? Ali je sploh
eden med mimi, Xxi 81 DO upal
JAVNO obsoditi delovanje ia
kozvane zveze slovenskih zup-
nij in memo podpiranje onih v
starem kraju, XII jih je sedai
sam Lojze Kuhar oznaGil "a IL
dajalce slovenskega naroda?
Med tenn "gospodi" izdajalci je
med drugimi = Skof Rozman in
izgleda, da veeina druge sloven-
/ ske visje h%ierarhije. Pref z Mus
solinijem, sedaj s Hitlerjem !,
A uboga (namrec uboga ma du-
hui zveza slovenskih zupnij pa
Sc dusa, da je z mimi cato, ker
Sc bore proti 'tnotranji revoluci-
il" V Sloveniji in prot "komu-
nistiGni diktaturi''.
"Umiraioci SANS" torei ne
DO urnrl. "Zveza slovenskih zup-
nij" pa 81 je sama izkopala svoi
grob. Toda, da parafraziramo
Izidorja Cankarja, ma MENU ne
DO spomenika, pac pa koprive,
Gospodje, XII v "a. D." ugo-
tavljaio, Ga lie SANS totalno
mrtev'', SO re zaceli z znano
igro, XII SO jo ponavljali visa leta
20 prejSnji vojni. V svojem Ii
stu Il dine IA. now pisejo; da
MISC pa mrtvi voditelji SANSa.
Ko so S konvencijami, sejami,
voznimi stroski in drugimi ne
potrebnimi izdatki zafuckali
blagajno, iscejo zdaj druge po-
ii =. da bi prisli do denarja."'
| Ko so torei ''zafuckali" SANSo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22

ISL (Zveza slovenskih zup-
MIL, XII jo vodijo poleg patra
Ambrozica nekateri razboriti
slovenski zupniki v Ohiu, je "a
vozila, prvic S svojo zloglasno
izjavo leta 1943, ola Louis Ada
mic ne zastopa nikogar, ona pa
400, 900 Slovencev v Ameriki,
drugic s svojo relifno akcijo, ko
je "a dobre ameriske dolarje ma
kazovala tam lire v podporo, in
najbolJ pa S svojim bojem pfoti
SANSu v obrambo Judi, katere
je sedaj skrajno obsodil sam
njihov nekdanji duhovni vodja
DIR. Lojze Kuhar.
Classic gOspOdOv, kateri Sc
med ameriskimi Slovenci tako
vneto bore prot sirjenju "ko-
munizma'', tam pa "a Skofa Roz-
mana, kateremu sta Sc letos IL
neverila bivSi minister Franc
Snoj in DIR. Lojze Kuhar = oba
vplivna klerikalna voditelja, je
Sc zmerom AmeriSka domovina.
Ia je v clankih in noticah, XII
jih pisejo vanjo v glavnem pa
ter Ambrozic (vcasi S podpisom,
vGasi brez niega), father Oman,
kaplan Slapsek, zupnik jaeger
it'd, mas narod zmerom 'svari-
La, maj ne "nasede komuni-
stom' in SANSu, XII je ~zavozil
to organizacijo pod Adamicevo
komunisticno marelo, kajti anne
riSka vlada tocno pazi, kaj smo,
kaj delamo in S kom drzimo.
M, in sedaj, ko apelira mamie
cello sam bivsi glavni urednik
ljubljanskega "Slovenca", mai
nehajo podpirati gibanje (domo-
branstva), XII sluzi Hitlerju =
kaj bodo sedaj storili? AL je bill
SANS v pravem, ali oni?
Gam. domovina' pise v uvod-
niku z dine Is. novembra, v ka-
terem Sc raduje izjave Mrs. Ma
RE Prislandove in meme locitve
cd SANSa, med drugim:
"POnavljamO, da smO kOt katOii-
cant tega izstOpa gospe PrislandOve
liz SANSa) cd srca veseli in il ce-
stitamO ma njeni OdlOcitvi -. Tisti
trenutek, kO 81 je postavil ma stall
see, da pOdpira 'notranJO revOluci-
10" ma SlOvenskem, nj SANS veC
zastopal vseh SIovencev v Ameriki
in nj vec delaI "a vse SlOvence "
starem kraju KasnejSe delo
SANSa Sc je vednO bolj OCitno pO-
kazalo, da sOVrazi in blati Oni del
SlOvencev v starem kraju, Xxi Sc nj
so hotel ukIOniti kOmunisticnemu
vOdStvu -. Mas (pri Am. dOmOvi-
nil rama raZkrivanja MISC preva-
rala. Mas tudi nj prevarala propa-
ganda, XII nekatere ljudi OmOti, ola
ne vidijO resnice. Resnica MANFRED
nj odvisna cd mOdernih sredstev
propaganda, Xxi osvaja one, XII nj
majO casa, da sami mislijO. Ker
reSnica vselej Zmaga 49, vcasih pre-
je, vcasih kasneje - smO prepri-
cani, da bo tudi ameriska katoli-
ska ~javnost kmalu VISA uvidela,
kan SO jo hotel speljati nekatera
gospoda OkrOg SANSa -. VOdstvO
SANSa " svOji neraZumljivi tole-
rantnosti tega (smisla "a pOliticne
komprOmise) nj razumelO in danes
SANS ne We, kaj bi pocel - in
umira. Maj v miru pociva -"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
DoriIo voiokom

PoSta je razposlala nasim vo-
jakom Sirom sveta mad 81 mill
jonov paketov, napolnjenih z
bozicnimi darili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
Nociiske izaube IetoI

Nemcija je V zadnjih dveh le-
tin izgubila 1920 letal, Zed.
drzave pa v istem casu ina ev-
ropskih bojiscih) 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold G. Kauck. 81 Ngma q Moter. On
Harry A. Mcdonald p Mary a. Huey, 20
Benny Echols ~. Is Mary 3 Houston No.
Albert n Krsuse. - Mary r French -
James N. knight q. Dolores }. yalente
%
Judre Deyenice Jr. p. Esals N Iss.
ninEs "a.
John sehstfer So: sophie Jansen 81,
Carlton p. .Gibbs. IS Gilda NJ Grsdrn. a.
Jayt OHara. % lila D. DNhel %
Walter j. Pfpsr. % Marjorie L. Wilbur
Borer o FRYE p. Violet Ko~sisk. q
Edward o.. Woiaoh, 20 Elena biGaalo
sherman b smith. %. Eleanor Dunbar. 70
Adalore Mallinson. ~ Florence Budiack
James Bosmler. a. Erms NJ. Paige. si
Joe g. hCfsr1ue % Marie stewart, 81
Kenneth j. Korr 81 Eva o K0rpela. n
Rotor, ~ Petit "a fl0isr j ARA 70
robert sctslowicz. n: Irene T. Tulak. -
Kari Fehd. q Nancy T. lcnery 10
hi1ztri smith ~ jurc Horne. rs
Harry n. Nahlygal. 20. Bessie @. slger
Garnet Russell lsola. 81 Eva L. waarsis
william II WITT y Bsnc6, H. Mac.
wsyes tpeii Jr Fl Shirley A Young ~
Thomas W. Mecarty. 20. Eleanor cyphef
leo Roman 30. Heler p orurek %
Lawrence HIS 20 Ruth Munger ~.
Prank =. King 80: Lilly n DAVIS a.
Clyde g. kiMnEbeck Is Leons - Bail
10.
John W. schrader, IS EVELYN }. PGmmeu
IS
William p. IaRcue. ~ More Cookie ~
William Choice. p Dorothy MAJ Hooks
fG
Vernon Campbell. % Betty Hat 70
William ~ Morrison. - Mary N JACK
son, AZ
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Owen r. Baker. IS; Madeline J. Hughes
o.
Fart ". Cope. %. Harriet Huh 81
Emit Traffcy IS Mandt r. GIL o.
George Emuck "a Margaret Fgel 81
tyriel n Rorirr n: Marie , Iossavi o.
Hal n ostreicher, %, Jeanette Resnick
~
John Miller a.; Anna Rhue 2s
Robert Is Allen. 90 Gertrude J. Allen. 81
James r. Badey %. Helen X. TTallA,- ~
Marlin Marvin KumeJ 10, Lena Juanita
Smith 10
George " Wade 81 Amanda Potts %
Hsgop sh0ushanian y Zarrouhe keossisn
-
Afthur J. Amen. 4O1 Edna May Boeek
man IS
Thomas 3 Sheridan. ~. Margaret Ken
I driCk. -
Arthur -Ayo'te, 40. Marie Efszisr. So
Joseph q. -. Laquiere. 81 Ruth Whery
"a
James " Thompson 81 Vsrcha Heck 2s
Ihadaeas + BsFasH, 90. eehe~teve Ftvo'
warskh Is
Edgar Alexander. n; nsfgafet n Prsund.
%
Robert Briges Red. 81 Marjorie Ma
Upson %.
coroel Flowers. Is; Laura CASTOR. p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

THESE two important steps may
help you to overcome the discom-
forts or embarrassment Of sour Stom-
aeh, jeFky nerves, loss Of appetite,
underweight,- digestive complaints,
weakness. poor complexionl
A person who Is operating on only n
20 10 1870 healthy blood volume or q
stomach digestive capacity OF only so
TO 60So normal IL severely Handicapped.
So with ample stomach digestive Juices
PLUS RICH. RED-BLOOD you should
enjoy that sense OF well being which de-
notes physical htneas mental alert
Ness
II you are subject 20 poor digestion or
suspect deficient red blood a. the cause
OF your trouble. yet have no organic
complication or focal infection. SIS
Tonic may be Just what you need as u
"a especially designed - 70 promote the
now OF VITAL DIGESTIYE- JUICES in
the stomach and (2l 20 build-up BLOOD
STRENCVH when deficient
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