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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27

SvoJo narodno osvobodilno
borbo lahko razdelimo ma stiri
razdobja:
l. Kapitulacija Jugoslavije in
zacetni ljudski upor, tekom ka-
terega so Sc oblikovali mnogo-
stevilni partizanski oddelki "a
boz proti okupatorju.
2. Preoblikovanje partizan-
skin oddelkov v~redne vojne edi-
nice, bataljone, brigade in divi-
zije, in tvorjenje Narodno-osvo-
bodilne armade Jugoslavije.
3. Preoblikovanje Narodno-
osvobodilnih Odborov v pravo
lindsko oblast in ustanovitev
Antifasisticnega Sveta Narod-
ne Osvoboditve Jugoslavije, in
4. Razdobje, katerem Sc ma
hajamo sedaj, in sicer: preobli-
kovanje Antifasisticnega Sveta
Narodne Osvoboditve Jugoslavi-
je iz splosno-strankarske oblasti
v najvisjo zakonodajno oblast
in ustanovitev Narodnega Od-
bora Ljudskega Osvobojenja
Jugoslavije kot zacasne narod-
ne Wade.
Proc rasdobje.
Vzroki, zakaj je Jugoslavija
tako nitro padla in zasuznjenje
nase domovine s strani nem-
Skin, italijanskih, ogrskih in
bolgarskih Get Sc danes jasni ve-
cini nasega ljudstva. Dvajset
let zatiranja Hrvatov, Macedon-
cev, Slovencev in drugih cd
strani velesrbskih hegemonis-
tov; dalje nezaslisana korupcija
vladajocih krogov v domovini
in njihove zveze z najreakcijo-
narnimi krogi v zamejstvu, po-
sebno nemskimi in italian
skimi, Z namenom, da Sc OBJ
drze ma oblasti, zatem nezasli-
sano izdajalstvo in spijonaza v
nasi armadi, a posebno v gene
ralnem stabu-vse to so bill
vzroki katastrofalnega in sra
motnega poraza jugoslovanske
armade v vojni. Ia poraz je
incl katastrofalne posledice "a
ljudstvo Jugoslavije. Kralj in
vlada, obenem z grupo ljudi, XII
so bill odgovorni "a usodo nase
domovine, so pobegnili v tujino.
Jugoslavija je bila razkosana in
je postala plen takih razbojni-
kov, kakorsnih ne pozna zgodo-
vina. v domovini je nastal ne
zaslisan terror in iztrebljevanje
ne sarno najnaprednejsih ljudi,
temvec iztrebljevanje vsega srb-
skega stanovnistva ma Hrvat-
skem, Bosni in Herzegovina,
Vojvodini, slovenskega prebi-
valstva v Sloveniji it'd. Nemski
in italijanski okupatorji so spra.
viii ma Hrvatsko krvave usta.
ske zveri, a V Srbiji maj jogabnej.
Sega izdajalca Nedica in so Z
njihoyo pomocjo zaceli izvrse.
'yati syojo peklensko namero,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
ZADUsNICA

Oh priliki 80. dnevnice smrti
Rose Jaklic Sc bo vrsila zadus-
MICA v cerkvi sv. Marie ma Hol-
mes Ave, v soboto, 20. aprila,
OBJ 7::30 uri zjutraj, ter v cer-
Xvi sv. Vida pa v ponedeljek,
dine l. maja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
ARMADA PREVZELA
VELIKO TRGOVSKO
FIRMO V>CHICAGU
Akcija podvzeta, ko Sc je korporacija
uprla odredbi "a podpis pogodbe unijo

CHICAGO, 26 aprla. - Vlada Zedinjenih draw
je nocoj pomocjo oddeka voastva dejansko prevzea
veetrgovino Montgomery Ward & Co.. potem ko
predsednik korporacje Sewe Avery nj hotel pokoriti
predsedniski odredb zlocitev korporacie roke
govskega departmental. ~ 49," ~'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
Zraccna vojska
besni dalje z
neugnano silo
VGeraj je bill Essen
poglavitna tarca "
zracni ofenzivi

LONDON, II. aprila. Ma
13. dan zracne ofenzive proti
Nemciji je bilo mesto Essen po-
glavitna tarca britskih bomb
nikov, XII so vprizorili ma vazni
nemski industrijski center ma
pad tekom noci.
NemSka letala so priletela
tekom noci trikrat mad Anglijo.
Naciji ocividno nimajo dovolj
letal, da bi vprizorili resen ma
pad, toda skusajo vsaj nekoliko
odgovoriti ma strahoviti napad,
XII ga vodl zavezniska zracna 81
la proti INemciji.
AmeriSka letala bOmbardirala
Brunswick
Ameriska letalska sila, bro ie-
ca okrog 1000 bombnikov in
bojnih letal, je vceraj vprizori-
la napad ma Brunswick, kjer Sc
nahaja poglavitna nemska IRA
koplovska baza, XII strait do
hod mad Berlin.
z namenom, da Sc zbega men,
sko obrambo, je manjsa anne
riska sila istocasno udarila tu-
di mesto Osnabruck, XII Sc ma
haja 100 milf vzh hodno cd
Brgnswicka.
S svojih baz juzni Italiji so
ameriski bombniki vceraj vpri-
zorili teak napad ma zelezniske
in industrijske naprave v Turf
nu, Parm: in Ferrari " severni
Italiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
| VaznO naznanil0-
Konvencija SANSa
(Is urado Sloueeskega ameri-
Skeqa narodneqa sVeta)

cagu dne II. aprlla, Je bio So
glasno zakljuceno, da Sc V prvi
polovici julia vrsi redno zboro-
vanje ali konvencija Slovenske-
ga ameriskega narodnega sve-
ia. Nataneni datum in prostor
DO dolocil upravni urad potem,
ko DO izdelan popoln nacrt "a
reprezentacijo SANSovih po-
druznic in ma kongresu izvolje-
nih odbornikov. zastopstvo i
majo glavnem tvoriti podruz-
nice po svojih delegatih, XII so
pripomogle zgraditi mas svet in
XII so gmotno in moralno pod
prle njegovo delo. Upravni u
rad ina nalogo izdelati nacrt "a
podlago zastopstva v smislu te-
ga pravca.
Use SANSove podruznice so
naprosene, da kooperirajo z u
pravnim uradom pri izdelavi te-
ga nacrta tenn, da tocno in
pravilno izpolnijo vprasalne po-
lie, XII bodo par dneh odposla-
ne ma podruznicne tajnike. Ma
podlagi prejetih informacij DO
izdelan nacrt in predlozen celo-
kupnemu eksekutivnemu odbo-
ru v odobritev. Namen izvrsne-
ga odbora je, da bodo nase po-
druznice reprezentirane ma pod
lagi sledecih kvalifikacij: Stew
10 posameznih clanov, stevilo k
podruznici pripadajocih in pri-
spevajoGih drustev in prispeva-
ma vsota.
r. SANSove podruznice~ sestajs~ =
jo in poslujejo ma raznovrstne
nacine. Nekatere podruznice
sestoje il posameznih clanov,
druge il posameznih 6lanov in
drustev, tretje samo IL prispe-
vajocih drustev, cetrte il po-
druznic, XII podpirajo gibanje lie
S prostovoljnimi prispevki Cd
rojakov ali S prispevki cd raz-
nih zabavnih prireditev. Imamo
tudi podruznice, XII v finanGnem
prispevanju MISC veliko pripo-
mogle ali cello nicesar. Logicno
je torej, da zastopstvo ma kon-
venciji "a vse te podruznice ne
more biti enako. Upostevati Sc
mora fakticno delo. To je SA-
MS! O njegovi bodocnosti maj
torej razpolagajo in odlocajo O.
nj, XII so ga zgradili.
Tajniki! Kadar prejmete vpra-
saline pole il SANSovega urada,
izpolnite jih cim preje in nave
dite vse informacije, .da nam
DO mogoce cim pravicneje resiti
vprasanje upravicenosti Ste
villa delegatov vsake podruzni-
ce.
Izvrsni odbor je tudi zaklju-
Gil, da DO SANS plaeal il CEN
tralne blagajne lie dnevnice de-
legation. Ia vozne stroske bo
morala skrbeti podruznica. IL
tega razloga na j podruznice
skusajo ojaciti svoje blagajne
y ia namen. Bodocnost SANSa
je v rokah njegovih podruznic
in clanstva. TIE tvorijo njegovo
telo in zivljenje. Slovenski ma
rodni kongres mu je ustvaril lie
bistvo "a tvorbo telesa in mu
dolocil glavo, XII ina nalogo to
telo zgraditi in ga voditi smi-
slu sprejetih resolucij. Naloga
konvencije bo v glavnem preso-
diti izvrseno delo, odlociti o
temeljnih vprasanjih, XII Sc ma
nasajo ma pravilno tolmaGenje
in razumevanje kongresnih re-
solucij in izvoliti odbor, XII bo
vodil nadaljne posle najvaznej-
sega slovenskega politicnega gi-
banja Ameriki.
Vaznosti bodoce konvencije
torej ne moreno samo povrsno
poudarjati. Men uspeh ali ne
.uspeh je odvisen cd zanimanja,
.ki mu ga bodo posvetili SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
MESTO yENCA

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Strauss
sta darovala $500 podruznici
st. 48 SANS, mesto venca "a
pokojnega Jernej Krebela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
HIMEN

V soboto Sc bosta porocila
Miss Marie Dolores Perko, hGer-
ka Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Perko,
3546 E. 81 ST., in Mr.. Frank M.
Strazar, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Strazar, 1905 E. II st. Poroka
Sc DO vrsila v cerkvi sv. Low
renca. Novoporocencema cesti-
tamo in zelimo vse najboljse v
zakonskem zivljenju!
owl clani in krajevne podruzni-
ce.
Mirko G. Kuhel,
izvrsni tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
POGREB FRANKA SOMRA
kA

Ker DO sin Stanley dospel ma
pogreb svojega oeeta Franka
Somraka, Sc je pogreb prestavi-
10 il cetrtka ma soboto popol-
dne. Da Sc mu izkaze zadnjo
cast, DO truplo polozeno ma mrt-
vaski oder v Slovenskem narod-
nem domu petek popoldne,
odkoder Sc DO pogreb vrsil.
Truplo ostane v zeletovih pro-
storih do petka popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
POGREB THERESE MATOS

IVUHNLD IHENEISE MAIUo
Pogreb pokojne Therese Ma
tos Sc bo vrsil v soboto oh 8.
uri zjutraj IL zakrajskovega
pogrebnega zaveda V cerkev sv.
Vida in nato ma Calvary poko-
paiisce. Pokojnica je bila 6lani-
ca drustva sv. Ane st. 4 S. D.
a., drustva Marie Magdalene
st. 1852 KSKJ in podr. st. rs S.
q. z. Sin Herman, XII Sc nahaja
pri mornarici v Chicago, ILL.,, je
dospel ma pogreb svoje matere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-27
GOVOR MARSALA TITA
Razvoj osvobodilne borbe jugosovanskega ljudstva
zvezi mednarodnimi dogodki

SVoJo narodno osvobodno da iztrebjo Sovane
oorbo lahko razdelmo ma str tel tezk gotovosto
razdobJa: lahko recem najtezj stuacji
l. Kapituaca ugoslave zgodovni nasega naroda Sc lie
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-06
NOTICE

To the qualified Electors OF Aug
usta Township. Notice is hereby
given, that | will be at my resi-
dence, l09s0 Whitaker Rd., Satur-
day. Oct 7, Thursday. Oct. IL. and
Wednesday, Oct. IS, 1914, last day.
for tho purpose OF reviewing the
registration and registering such OF
the electors not already registered
az shall apply therefor
Roland c. Lamkin,
Adv. 10l0S Township Clerk
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FOUR UNFINISHED rooms on
second floor. Private entrance.
Heat, lights. and water fur
nished. Washing facilities. els
Pearl st. - Adults.
424 w CROSS. Modern 10 room
house TO responsible people. Ref.
required. Inq. 427 Ballard ST.
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Michigan Bell
Telephone Co.
PLEASE OBSERVE VINO RULES

wANTED-Cook for plain cooking.
live in. Steady employment. Apply
ia person. Washtenaw co. Infirm-
AIRY. 1850 Washtenaw I'd
MAID WANTED for country house
maintained for the women en-
ployees OF the Detroit Edis on
Company. Starting rate $1,000 per
week plus maintenance. Apply Do
trOit Edison CO.. 1000 Second Ave-
nue., Detroit.
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Real Estate
Houses For SAILS

WEST SIDE INCOME HOUSES
North Adams St, , room apart
ment house, rooms and bath
downstairs 3 rooms and bath
also front porch upstairs, storm
windows, furnace, stoker. gar
age. choice location, two blocks
from Central High School,
$3.50. Terms.
LOWELL ST 2 room. three
family apartment house. two
baths. furnace. laundry trays,
three car garage. located on
slightly corner. Price $1,000.
Terms.
ROOM MODERN. garage, wide
West Michigan Ave. business
frontage. Spacious grounds,
beautiful trees, near bus depot.
Reasonable Price, Terms.
n. 6. PEET, REAlTOR
ll9 Pearl 81. Phone 1871
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SAN FRANCISCO-AP- Japan's
Domei news agency today an
nounced the death Of Mtsuru Toy
ANA. 80 year old head OF the Black
Dragon Society, japanese terror
istic patriotic organization.
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Boys clothing for 3 year old.
Box springs. Phone STIR.
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FOR SALE-EQUITY in 2lh acres,
houses near Bomber Plant,
priced right. 45s7O Ecorse Road,
Belleville.
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Classified Advertising

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Three Days lie Six Days ioe Ten Days Sc
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FOR SAILS bedroom home,
nearly new, with rugs, dining
room suite, living room suite
and some other furniture.
Would consider good house
trailer as down payment. Price
$4,000. Phone 1880.
FIVE ROOMS. new. semi-finished
upstairs. large Handicapped lot, new
neighborhood. store nearby. own
err selling FILA. terms to quail
fled buyer. 3l4 Garland Ave. eve
nings.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-07-07

days idle in the fields, tending doz-
en- geese from dawn until dark. Not
in my country.
Everybody Wanted to Come Here.
And in many European countries
and all the oriental countries found
that everyone who had chance to
express himself at all wanted to
come to America. We would only
have to open our gates to let in the
flood. 1t is my personal belief that
our hundred and thirty million peo-
pie would be three hundred mil
lion within a year. And that can
hardly be said of any other country.
So that, while gladly yielding to
any other person the right to be
proud and rejoice in his nationality,
l rejoice in mine. Cur history,
freely confess, is speckled with mis-
takes. But it is also strong in an
underlying sense Of what is right,
and a determination to hew to that
line of rightfulness. When other ma
tons make demands of US, we do our
best to answer them generously and
intellectually We like our neigh
bors and keep the peace with them,
and they are not afraid of our power
any more than we are of theirs. We
have frequently broken all prece-
dent by buying from other nations
what we could quite easily have
taken by arms. Our wars are not
wars of aggression. nor do we hold
any alien people in subsection.
In the shadow of these terrible
days, it is good to be an American.
We will emerge from today's dam
gers stronger and more united.
MEANWHILE we are having a birth
day on Tuesday next. Congratula-
tons, America, and many, many
happier returns!
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SWEET LAND OF LIBERTY

Hb;Io M, ;,h. ;,. bit,
rio ~ .oua,,or t,.rc,u,, nnJ "n-
nross;on ~ Eona "y H.. p ~,
,rbo i;mo ~ H. sd" 1u nJ 49,
Jo,n ~ ,h;s a.o., a.;oy a., ..ou
nonse to,S ,,;,'',a. anJ .o,'n,
our bless;nos nc rho Tinted Sta,e.
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fourth ~ i,,,v oon, =, -, o,o,o.
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tor,. ~ ;JoaI .a. Ja,h.J ~
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1e1! noto 'ne 10 'oean ana guar,
'e'"s colo",es So"teno" Io"nd
s..e"stn 70 uely me p't'tSn e"i'
pure 'ci'n success ~ Is eoen
Stranger no'o me ''ff,e naffon
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zSx Mx ::;: III: ;::;. :;::

l. What is the Appian Way?

l. What is the Appian Way?
2. What was Fandora's box?
3. Fagin was a character in
what novel?
A. How many countries in South
America are land locked?
5. Can you give five definitions
for the word pit?
6. What state is the source of the
Mississippi river?
7. Who was it that said of Wash
ington: First in war, first in
peace, and first in the hearts of
his countrymen"?
8. What isthmus joins Africa to
Asia?
9. If you are suffering from an
osn'ia you lack the sense of what?
10. Who is the most widely read
living writer?
The ANSWERS
l. A famous road to Rome, built
about 300 BIC. by Appius Claudius.
2. A box containing strange fig
ures and shapes that caused pain
and sorrow. 1t also contained Hope.
3. Dickens "Oliver Twist"
4. Two bolivia and Paraguay.
5. A deep hole in the earth, the
place where musicians sit in a
theatcr, a mark left by smallpox,
the kernel of certain fruits, to vie
with.
6. Minnesota (Itasca Lake,.
7. Gen. Henry Lee.
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Efficient Housekeeping

A good manager in the home
works quickly and easily, gets the
job done and has time left for other
things. Unnecessary motions and
steps need to be eliminated. Equip
ment should be arranged so it is
stored at the place where it is used.
A bed made carefully once a week
should require very little daily care.
Covers will stay in place if the cor
ners are anchored right. Each morn
ing the sheets can be smoothed out,
the pillows pumped up, and the
spread put on in a minute.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-07-07
By KATHLEEN NORRIS


ME Fourth OF July; l love
those four words. When I
i come upon them unexpect-
edly it is as if 1 found some
where a picture of my father. I
stop short, feeling myself smil-
ing way down inside, and say
aloud II love you"
America started som thing
new in the world of nations.
Just how she did it must always
remain a mystery, for numer-
ically she was insignificant, and
of uniforms, training, military
discipline she knew little. In
the heroic days that brought to
birth the first Fourth of July,
congress and the armed forces
were quarreling; Washington
was more than once threatened
with demotion. The enlistment
of the shabby, poorly armed,
hungry soldiers who fought I'M
der him was for a few weeks
only, after which time they had
to be coaxed to go on starving,
shivering and being killed, in
stead of returning to their fam
lilies and farms.
England has had her mira
Giles at Agincourt and Dunkirk.
We had ours in 1776. And after
that, free and strong-oh, yes,
and mistaken and bigoted some
times, too, and stupid and di-
vided-We went on to the most
glorious destiny that any ma
ton ever has known. We went on
to moonshining and Bookkeeping and
slavery and the Civil war, yes. But
over and above these national mea-
sles and rashcs and broken arms
and legs, what a country we built!
What magnificent cities, what
schools and colleges, what roads and
farms and kingdoms of yellow
wheat, and municipalities of apples!
Americas Growth Rapid.
Other countries had taken cen
turtles to grow; we took decades, in
stead. Europe stopped laughing at
us, ignoring us, scorning us. Where
overseas there was little painful
growth here, and a little more there,
we spread into a universal growth,
so that everything good and progress
sive that Washington and New York
had, was duplicated in Los Angeles
and San Francisco. Presently we
were helping the world; no famine
or flood but came to recognize the
signs that meant America to the
rescue.
The words Fourth of JULY are
wonderful to me because they speak
of a country where charity is every
where, where childhood is precious,
where titanic crusades against dis
ease and insanitation go on unher-
aided, year after year after year
In other countries l have seen chill
dren brutally beaten in the streets
in one so-called Christian country
that was an everyday sight a few
years ago. Not in my country.
In one o:::cctal country, swarming
with babies, l never saw a babys
head that wasn't shaver and COW
cred with frightful sores-not one
But not in my country.
In one European country, noting
the understood unhealthy looking
small boys, l learned that to win
military preferment they must study
II hours day from 8 to l6. They
were never out-of-doors. But that
isn't true in my country.
In another European country I
saw girls of IL and IA spending long
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8. Isthmus of Suez.
9. Smell.
10. Upton Sinclair, whose works
have been published in 772 edi-
tons in AZ languages, including
Mandarin, Urdu, Tamil and Sin
ghalese.
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lEOR being pretty while you work
and completely comfortable try
this Observation-Disclosures dress
with attractive yoke collar and
bright bias-binding trim.
| Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1874 Is de-
signed for sizes IA. 16. 10, 20: 49, ~, a
and 46. Size 16 requires 37s yards OF IS or
39-inch material.
Most Popular!
TOPS in popularity these days
= is the delightfully."- wearable
and comfortable sun-back jumper
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Yoke Apron

Easy to make-a marvel to laun-
der as the shoulder yoke is buttoned
on and can be fiattened out nicely
when you are ironing it. Make it
of bridght fiower-patterned per-
Gale or muslin and trim it with
colorful ric rae or bright bias bind
ing.
Pattern No. 1857 is in sizes ~,
IA, &c. 10, 20; 40 and AZ. Size IA,
ruffled apron, requires l-8 yards
39-inch material; 7 yard bias bind
ing trim; plain apron, SD yards
and yards bias binding trim.
For this attractive pattern, send
is cents, plus ! cent for postage,
in coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat Today's Pattern
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The sparkling new issue Of
FASHION is now available-32
pages OF summer successes In frocks
and play toys for all the family!
Price Is cents.
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ployes Barbara, Helen and Doris,
she rents big old-fashioned house
and employs q housekeeper. The
four have their differences, but the
loss Of Barbara's husband in action
brings them together and they are
united even more tightly when 10
becomes mother. Doris soldier
husband comes home on furlough
and while they are entertaining him
10 gets a fateful telegram from the
War Department. She knows what
it Is without opening but for Chris
Jr. she resolves to carry on as Chris
would have wanted her to do. Poig-
nant and appealing, but with many
gay comedy moments to offset its
dramatic scenes, Tender Com
rade" Is hailed as one Of the hits
of Ginger's career. Ryan, rugged
young actor whose portrayals in re-
cent offerings won him the mas
culine lead as the gay and hkeable
Chris, turns in a notable perform
ance, as does Ruth Hussy as the
willful impatient Barbara. Patri-
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Quod's Mother
Petitions Wife

Nottingham, England, May l.
(Correct)-(UP)-Miss Norah Car
penter, former British barmaid who
bore quadruplets to American STAFF
sgt. william Thompson. appealed to
the soldiers wife in Pittsburgh to-
day to divorce him so their three
surviving children may be legitima-
tiled before the western invasion
starts.
II know his wife is a Catholic"
Norah told the United Press, but
II she really wished, she could get
3 divorce. 1t would give i've people
q real break"
I'm Pittsburgh, Frank j. Jene-
mann, Thonpson's father-in-law,
said his daughter, Mrs. Eleanor
Thompson, had not changed her
mind about refusing to apply for
q divorce.)
Norah said that regardless Of
what happens she and Bill Thomp-
son we're going to stick together.
Maybe Bill won't 60 back to the
United States after the war" she
said, but viii stay here. BY that
time maybe our problems viii have
worked themselves out"
An diversified perambulator is be-
zng constructed for the three re-
naming babies-Madeline, Maurine
and Michaei--who still are In a
nursing home but are expected 10
be ready to come out for airings in
about two weeks.
The smallest Of the bankruptcies,
Macdonald. died In the nursing
Aomle March 2.
Norah said the three babies
%Iooked fine and were gaining
weight" and that Sgt. Thompson
visited them while on leave.
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-- WE, THE WOMEN
WOmen'S Clubs Are Urged
To Ease Army Wives Lot

asked citizens who had baby beds
in their attics to donate the others.
The nursery Is in corner of the
ladies' lounge-and 1t is supervised
by the Travellers Aid Society.
There is crying need for such
nurseries In every city of any size
In the country-and there will be a
need for them so long as mothers
travel with small children under
the crowded conditions we have
today.
1T ISN'T GLAMOROUS
Why don't women's clubs get busy
and see that such nurseries are or
gained? Surely as women their
members know how hard it is for
war wives to travel with children
these days.
Can 1t be that the reason such
schemes don't appeal to club women
Is because they find It more ex-
citing or more glamorous to hand
out doughnuts to men in uniform
than to do something for the wives
who have to cross the country with
babies in their arlns-ii1 order eth
er to be with their husbands or to
get back home to mother for the
duration,