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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-03

Duce: Popolnoma izkljucujem, da bi mogli Anglezi
posati pojacana mostvu; tudi etastvo razpolaga
z odvisnim silami.
Jacomni Edna skrb bi nastala, &c bi samo deno
zased Grcijo tenn slucau bi Anglezi svojh Sc
bodnih oporisc &c imao ma razpolago veke letaske
se - direktno napadli JUNO Itajo in Albanjo Grsko
letalsvo ina 144 leta kar predstava nobene
Duce: Kaksen je duh med grskim prebivastvom?
Jacomni Izgleda, da so Grki zeo den1orazirani.
Ciano: Med prebivalstvom in vodite politicne pl1-
tokracije vlada veka razcepenost XII pac vzpodbuja
odpor in vzdrze anglofiske tendence dezel To e z
1edno bogata kasa, ali tudi zredno ma hna medtem ko
e osta del naroda ndiferenten dogodke, vk JUG
no naso morebitno nvazijo.
Viconte Prasca: Pripravili smo nacre "a operacijo
proti Epru Use bo pripravljeno do 26 t. pod abol
SINH avspicami Zemljepisna ega Epira nudi ostaim
grskim oborozenm sam ugodnih moznos intervence,
ker lez eni srani more, rug stran pa razpro
sra neprehodni gorsk venci Ia razcep enost g1ske
voske, XII o ocenjujemo 10000 moz priblizno nam
dovoljuje okupacijo Epra zelo atkem 10 do Is
dni
Ia operacija - XII nam dovoljuje popolno likvidaci-
o grske vojske - je bla prprayljena do naj jmanjsih
podrobnost in e popona okvru cloveskh moci.
Izvrstev te akcie DO omogocila zboljsanje ma
Sega polozaa, DO nudila sgurnejse meje in bo
tudi dovoa okupacio luke Preveza kar bi popolnoma
splemenilo mas polozaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-03

posan1eznin1 oddelkom. &c je
predstojnik vljuden in razsoden
moz, bo gotovo gledal v korist
drzavljanov in svoj kredit, da
bo ma .odgovorno mesto posta-
vii nacelnike, XII bodo odgovar-
jail njegovim nacelom, njegovi
zelji in njegovi zahtevi. Dobri
in vestni oddelkovi nacelniki pa
bodo gledali, da bodo podrejeni
usluzbenci tocno in vljudno dali
postrezbo onim, XII je uradu
iscejo. ~.
Podpisani Slovenki, uposleni
re vec zaporednih let v temu
uradu zeliti potem nasega ca
sopisa javnost informirati kdo
in kaksen je predstojnik Coun-
ty Clerk of Court urada Mr.. Le-
onard F. Fuerst, XII ponovno
kandidira ma to mesto ma demo-
kratski glasovnici. o MENU maj
velja sledeci kratki opis. Je MOI
kremenitega znaeaja, mehkega
in dobrega srca. Je velik prija-
tell zupana Frank j. Lausche-
ia in velik prijatelj Slovencev
kar je dejansko re mnogokrat
dokazal. Uposlil je vedno rad
Slovence in Slovenke v uradu in
nekaterim zaupal odgovorna
mesta. Je MOI najboljsega re-
korda, moz postenosti in ener-
gije ter zmozen voditi "a ljud-
stvo vazen urad. Stal je vednc.
oh strani nasega Franka ]. Lau-
scheta in bill njegovih kampa-
njah dejansko in moralno med O.
krajnimi uradniki najvecji pod
pornik. Izkazimo sc mu hvalez-
nj in napravimo ma 7. novembra
(X) pred imenom Leonard F.
Fuerst County Clerk of Court.
Miss Donna O. Penko
Mrs. Jennie Fonda.
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Uredn1k0Va
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Topic priporoGamo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Vsakega
drzavljana dolznost je, da Sc "a
nina "a uradovanje in poslova-
ME javnega urada, "a katerega
vzdrzevanje placuje potion di-
rektnih ali indirektnih davkov
Uradovanje je lahko dvojno,
strogo po predpisih mrzlo in new
ljudno ali presojo zdrave pa,
nett vljudno in domace. Vsak
javen urad je zato upostavljen,
da DO sluzil poslugo onim, XII
postrezbe in pomo:i iscejo III
cato, da Sc vodijo matice in re-
kordi v podrocju svojega delo-
! kroga. Eden teh vaznih uradov
je urad County Court Clerka,
katero mesto zavzema re veC
let in uspesno vodi Mr.. Leonard
F. Fuerst. Urad je vazen, ker
vellki del poslovanja je v zvezi
s sodnijskimi listinami registra-
CLIO avtomobilskih kupnih po-
godb, sestavo 18TH, kadar sc
zgubijo in vknjizbami ma avto
posojila.
Kaksno je uradovanje in po-
slovanje'v uradu p O d nadzor-
stvom nadrejenih najboljse po-
znajo uradniki, XII posle izvrsu-
jejo in stole tesno v stiku z O.
mimi, XII v uradu postrezbo isce-
jo. Usluzbenci SO oni, XII lahko
po izjavah onih, XII postrezbe j.
scejo, vedo so Ii zadovoljni ali
ne in &c so dobro postrezeni ali
brez potrebe sikanirani. Razum-
1.-Two vse poslovanje,. visa po-
strezba je odvisna cd nacelnika
urada, katerega drzavljani v O.
krajni urad izvolijo., Predstoj-
mix je oni, XII daje navodila u
sluzbencem in predstojnik je o
mi, kateri. postavlja nacelnike
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-03

vrse, da tega ne riskirajo, ker
ia "brez meme" lahko stane gla-
vo nasega kandidata in glavo
velikega reformatorja in pred
sednika F. D. Roosevelta. Te
volitve ne smejo v nasih vrstah
poznati "brez mene", ker kdor
bo to storil, maj Sc zaveda, da
je svojo odtegnitvijo tho gla-
soval "a nasprotnika Frank J.
Lauscheta in to ma nacin, ker
Lausche nj dobil njegovega gla-
SUI in nasprotniku DO potreben
1 glas mani "a S; pridobiti We.
cino. Misliti moramo, da te h
"brez meme" je veliko in reci-
mo, je vsakem precinktu sa-
mo eden, pomeni v Cuyahoga O.
kraju okrog 1,5OO, &c sta diva je
5000 in &c jih je 10 pa $4,000
manj glasov "a Lauscheta. Obr-
nimo ia "brez meme" tako, da
bono rekli "brez meme v volilni
okci Sc ne smejo volitve izvrsi-
IT,"
Vsi ma plan "a ,izvolitev F. D.
Roosevelta "a u. s. predsedni-
ka in Frank ]. Lauscheta "a
governerja drzave Ohio. Volite
cello demokratsko glasovnico.
Euclid Roosevelt Lausche
kampanjski odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-03
Dolznost mas klice

V torek Z. novembra bOdo
velevazne federalne, drzavne in
okrajne volitve. z glasovnico
roki bono odlocali smo-li vred-
nj imena nasih pradedov in sc Ii
smemo imenovati potomci kri-
Stalno cistega naroda, katerega
zgodovina je pisana krvjo in
trpljenjem. Ia dan Sc bono po-
kazai koliko je v mas narodne
zavesti in koliko nam so drago-
Gene obljube, ki s:ro jih dali
svoji materi, ocetu, bratom in
sestram, ko smo odhajali v tu-
jino, da nikoli ne pozabimo We
70 in .zaupanje v. lastni narod,
XII Sc je tisoc let boril "a pravi-
co in pravo svojega jezika. Ro-
jak ali rojakinja, ali vec ne Gu
jes glas svoje matere, XII tt je
ma pragu pri odhodu v tujino
bolece zasepetala: "ne pozabi
nas".
V teh besedah povedala ii je
vse. V svoji skromnosti Sc je
Stella "a del naroda = imenova-
la je vse, domaco hiso, vas in
dezelo. zarelo, j je nee in iz. O.
eesa Sc il je potocila OBJ slovesu
pekoca solza, katero je ma O.
braz poklicalo- ljubezni polno
materinsko srce.
tNadaljevanje ma 3. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-03
Priporocilo euclid
skega odbora

Euclid, Ohio. - Euclid Roo
sevelt = Lausche kampanjski od-
Dor" nasim drzavljanom pripo-
roca, da ma dan volitev Z. no.
vembra store sledece:
Volijo maj Z (X) pod peteli-
nom federalno glasovnico, kate
ri stoji nacelu mas veliki pred
sednik Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Ma tel glasovnici so kandidatje
poleg predsednika tudi podpred-
5ednik y. S. senator in kongres-
man 22. kongresnega distrikta.
Razumljivo je, da vsak kongres-
nj distrikt ina drugega kandi-
data. Ia glasovnica je locena cd
one, XII Sc voli drzavne in okra.j-
ae uradnike, drzavne senatorje
in drzavne poslance.
Ma celu drzavne in okrajne
glasoVnice je governor ma de-
mQkratski glasovnici mas dicni
rojak Frank J. Lausche. Ia gla-
sovnica vkljucuje vse drzavne
in okrajne uradnike ter drzavne
senatorje in poslance.
Napravite pod petelinom (X)
in tenn boste volili "a cello de.
mokratsko glasovnico in bill 60
tovi, da DO vas glas pravilno
oddan in stel. Nevarno je voli-
d in glasovnico deliti, ker ka-
kor nitro je napravljen mali ne
dostatek, je glasovnica neve-
lJavna, izgubGen glas "a Lau-
'cheta in one demokrate, katerl
so ma glasovnici oznaceni.
Glasovnica bo demokratska
kakor republikanska ena fede-
ralna in ena drzavna in okrai-
na, vsaka ma enem kosu papir-
ia locena s prvo in drugo ko-
lono. Kakor hitro jo dobite v
roke v volilni koci, prvo po-
glejte, v kateri koloni je ma vr-
hu petelin in tista je prava in
nasa. Ne igrajmo Sc Smart,
da jo bono delili z republican
sko, ker tisti Smart" vas lahko
stane, da boste napravili napa-
ko, XII Sc ne bo dala nikoli po.
praviti. Bodite res Smart" in
volite tako, kakor yam mas klub
priporoca.
Kdor more maj gre voliti ta-
koj v jutranjih urah in kdor pa
ne more maj gre v volilno koco
takoj cd della, da mu ne bo po-
treba stati in cakati oh uri, ko
Sc imajo 'yolilne kece -zapreti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-03
Relifna akcija (WRFASSD) Detroitu

Uradno pooblasceni IA pobi.
ranje prostovoljnih prispevkol
so: Mary Jurca, Kath. Junko
Mary Knez, Lila Mention, Mary
Rant in joe Mention. Ker je ma.
sa naselbina zelo raztresena
rabimo Sc vec prostovoljcev ir
prostovoljk "a to clovekoljub.
no delo. Javite sc tajnici po.
druznice SANSa, da Sc preskr.
bi uradna poVerilnica.
Liza Mention, tajnica
1905 Pallister,
Detroit 2, Mich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-03

Detroit, Mich. - Rellfm ak
ella (WRFASSD). - Relifna
akcija tn dobro napreduje. Pr
va posiljka obleke in drugih po-
tlebscin je bila odposlana V
centralno skladisce V New York
pocetkom oktobra. Poslali bono
V kratkem drugo. Da Sc pospesi
delo, sc DO re obstojeci odbor, V
katerem je sedaj 5 Srbov, Hr-
vatov, Slovencev in Bolgarov-
Macedoncev raZSiril. SkuSalO Sc
DO pritegniti vsakega zavedne-
ga Jugoslovana, da DELUXE V re-
lifu. Ne smemo pozabiti, da ma
Sc ljudstvo silno trpi vsled bes-
tiialnih okupatorjev. Jugoslo-
vanska deca umira in groZno je
dejstvo, da deteta cd enega do
pet let starega V Jugoslaviji je
tezko najti, ker so vecinOma pO-
mrla. Vsak, XII ina clovesko ST.
ce, bo pomagal, da Sc ublazi ia
straSna beda in silno gorje ma
Sega naroda start domovini.
V soboto II. novembra OBJ s..
zvecer, V Slovenskem narodnem
domu, 17153 John r, bodo imele
slovenske in srbske zene prize
ditev korist jugoslovanske de-
ce. Dolznost vsake Slovenke je,
da pokloni nekaj "a siromasno
deco V Jugoslaviji. Use je do
brodoSlo. Gotovo bo vsaka kaj
nasla, kar DO razveselilO sestra-
dano, a Sc zivo deco. Vsega ina
mo, glejmo, da nekaj drobtinic
damo onim. XII SO NADIA in up
vsakega naroda-nedolzni deci.
Zbiralisca "a obleko so Slo-
venski narodni dom, 17153 John
r. in Slovenski delavski dom,
437 S. Liyernois. Vsak, kdor le
more, mai ocisceno obleko, ce
mogoce tudi zakrpano, da Sc jo
takoj pakira, dostavi V jugo-
slovanski center, 2539 Wood
ward, 3O5 Hofmann Bldg. ina
sproti hotela Detroiter).
Ladja dospe sredi novembra,
treba jo bo takoj napolniti. Sc
sire Ursula Grum, Mary Jurca,
Mary Knez, Mary Lapajna, Lila
Mention, Mary Naprudnik in
Mary Rant so zaposlene ma Ju-
goslov. centru Vsak petek od
10. dopoldne do 4. popoldne.
| (Nekatere sestre SO pozabile ma
obljubo.) Mary Knez in Eliza
bet Plahtar zbirata in dopremi-
ia ocisceno in pokrpano v cen
ter. Antonija Locniskar pa do
peljava obleko. Nujno Sc rabi Sc
vec pozrtvovalnih rojakov in
rojakinj, XII SO voljni pomagati
| z delom in transportacijo oble-
ke, iz nabiralnih took v center.
] IPoklicite Madison 1854.
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zene, katere so donna in skr-
bio "a gospodinjstvo, maj svojo
dolznost odpravijo, &c je lie mo-
goce dopoldne in maj nikar ne
cakajo, da pride ION" domov,
da bosta sla skupaj voliti. Veil
kokrat Sc prigodi, da Sc "on' il
enega ali drugega ozira zakasni
in voiitve zamudi in zgubljena
sta mesto enega diva glasova.
Gospodinje maj poklieejo svo-
je mozicke, kateri prienejo de-
!ati oh 3 uri popoldne, da gredo
pravocasno voliti predno Sc od-
pravijo ma delo.
Prosi Sc zene in gospodinje,
da 81 ma dan volitev vzamejo av-
toriteto in zahtevajo, da vsi, XII
1--WE pod njih streho gredo pra-
voeasno v volilne koce in store
svojo narodno dolznost.
Ma ocete in matere sc topic
apelira, da skrbe, da njih hcere
in sinovi gotovo volijo. Pogle-
dajo maj k sosedom, &c so re BIZ
Ii ma voliscu.
Kdor DO Sci do volilne koce z
avtomobilom maj povabi, da pri-
sede oni, XII tezko hodi in bi ra-
di tega vzroka donna ostal. Mic
cato, &c grede "pobere'' .kaksne-
ga prijatelja in znanca.
V tovarni ali kjerkoli delate,
vprasajte vasega sodelavca je Ii
volil in &c nj, maj to gotovo sto-
ri, ker ga boste drugo jutro
vprasali. Mic ne bo skodovalo,
&c svojega sodelavca ali sode-
lavko ze ponedeljek opozorite,
kaj mu je storiti. Razumljivo,
&c boste O volitvah govorili, ne
pozabite omeniti vrline predsed-
nika F. D. Roosevelta in nasega
dicnega rojaka, clevelandskega
zupana Frank ]. Lauscheta.
Vsak mas clovek mai Sc sam
sebe postavi "a Roosevelt-Lau-
schetovega kampanjskega ma
celnika in stori vse kar Sc mu
zdi potrebno "a uspesno agitaci-
jo in izvolitev.
Ia dan, to je volilni dan, maj
DO vsak mas rojake in rojakinja
1.-Two ma delu z besedo in deia-
MEM, ker to je dan prvic zapi-
san zgodovini nasega priselje-
nlstva. Ce bono vsi in pray vsi
storili svojo narodno dolznost,
DO Frank J. Lausche gotovo iz-
voljen "a governerja, ker zgodi-
q Sc zna, da DO le nekaj glasov
odloealo kdo DO izvoljen. Poza-
biti ne smemo, da SO republi-
kanci v korist njih kandidatov
vrgli mas okraj mad 100000
med tenn, ko nina Frank j. Lau-
sche 1fd te vsote "a svojo kam-
panic v Cuyahoga okraju. Po-
kazimo, da denar nj vse, da .je
ve6 vredna dobra VOLTA delavca
in delavke trpinke, kakor pa u
rnasan dollar, kateri kupuje clo-
vesko vest in placuje gresne
duse "a urnazano delo.
Mas kampanjski odbor resno
opozarja vse one, kateri nislijo,
da Sc lahko volitve brez Nth il
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tNadaljevanje ma 3. strani)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Good Loser Smiles
Keeps Her Friends

And don't hold post
norteHS
On how he has played.
IF YOU can't afford
Il losing
Then please at home stay:
For you spoil things for
others
Who pleasantly play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Barbara Stands BY

Barbara Cupper is chairman of volunteers
for the Little Shop and substitutes whenever
a girl calls up to say she will be unable TO
serve on her d..
The Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills
Junior League groups furnish volunteers for
Fridays under the craftsmanship of Mrs. Rus
sell Staburn. Ann Lilley, Crosse Pointe,, as
sists on alternate Fridays.
Other volunteers include Mrs. Lansing
Pittman, Mrs. Marvin Scott, Mrs. Courtney
Rankin, Patsy Posselius, Mrs. William II,
Blodgett, Mrs. Robert Edmunds, Elizabeth
Robb and Mrs. Irving Book.
The shop ordinarily closes at noon Satur-
days, but will be open all day next Saturday
when Jane Griffiths and Quaintance Bartlett
will be extras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

Nancy Day. A. Rogers TO Wed

George street and Mr. kirkpat-
rick. Capt Loane was one OF
the first Flying Tigers pilots
OF Gen. Claire Chennault. The
couple viii spend the holidays
in New York and PreSque Isle.
Me.
Mrs. G. Kenneth Page Of
Park street is visiting in Boston
and will return at the end Nof
this week.
Mrs. George NJ. Dweiley. Mrs
James Vernon and Mrs. Charles
J. Shain are among the sponsors
OF the Mehlberg studio dance
recital TO be given at the Com
munity House at s p. m.
Tuesday
1t and Mrs. David l.. White
announce the birth of son.
David Stuart White. on Dec >.
Mrs. White. the former Betty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

Anne PeaSc. Is making her
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren PeaSe Jr. OF Buck
ingham road, while 1t White is
on active duty,
Birmingham Musicale mem
berS will present their annual
Christmas program al Christ
Church. Cranbrook. at Sis
p. m. Monday. The public is
invited.
Mrs. Earl Bartholomew of
Yarmouth road is general chair
man. She has asked Mrs. Edgar
L. Bailey, Mrs. Kenneth f.
Turner. Mrs. Henry +. Edwards
and Mrs. Earl j Potter TO
assist her. Mrs, r. Dow Ellwood
is in charge of publicity
Nellie Beveridge. carilloneur
for the church will open and
close the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
BoIdwiins
T axe Trip

1 + AND MRS. WILLIAM
II BALDWIN have returned 10
Detroit after wedding trip to
Chicago and Brantford. ont.
where they visited 1t Baldwin'S
mother, Mrs Carmen Baldwin.
Mrs. Baldwin is the former
Betty Boileau Hoffman,, daugh-
ter of Mrs. George II. Hoffman,
Of Farrand Park, and the late
Mr.. Hoffman,.
The candlelight Ger Q m ony
mc rriage took place in Christ
Church Cranbrook.
Miss Eleanor Debnam was
maid of honor. and Miss Har-
riett Anderson, bridesmaid.
Capt. Gaylord Edvinson was
best man and Capt David Siege,
seated the guests.
a dinner and reception fol-
lowed tho ceremony m the
Terrace Room at the Statler
Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

players-Mrs. John T. Nichols.
Mrs. Russell A. Alger, NJ.
and Mrs. Algy Ford, A. d.
Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Henry Hecker, Mrs. Arthur
Bull, DR.. and Mrs. Archie
McAlpin. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin S. Barbour.
Mrs. Austin Wing, lovely in a
soft green dress. her snow white
hair, as always. metIculou,ly
waved, and learned that shes
going east for Christmas with
son Walter and his daughters.
Pretty sights Of the week IN
cluded Mrs. Mac Campau and
daughter. Betty. shopping to-
gether on kerchcval avenue:
The exquisite green orchids
carried by Mrs. A. d. Wilkinson
the other day: Mrs. Butler Hig-
bie's smile when she told us that
for a long time now she had
been thinking that her Red
Cross work in furnishing rooms.
etc, for the servicemen would
be over soon, but every time
she gets ready to rest, some
new need comes up; Mrs. James
MacEvoy in soft beige crepe
talking with such pride about
her nurses aides" and the
work they are doing.
Have you ever noticed the
fact that Mrs. William p. Her
bert looks like Queen Elizabeth
Dorothy Lunken could double
for Katharine Hepburn. Har-
rington Walker looks like the
Duke of Windsor and Jane Col
burn looks like "Wally': Mrs.
Hugh DilIman looks like the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
BIRMINGHAM. De,

BIRMINGHAM. Dec g.
Mr.. AND MRS. VANCE II.
AA DAY of Linden road Biz
mlngham. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Nancy,
10 Aviation cadet Albert NJ.
Rogers. USNR, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger NJ. Rogers Of West
wood drive. Birmingham The
wedding will take place in the
spring.
Miss Vance is a graduate Of
Bradford Junior College and a
provisional member of the Ju-
Nor League.
Her fance went 10 Purdue
University lie is stationed at
Bunker Hill. Ind
Capt. Ernest W. Loanc. who.
with Mrs. Loane has Just con-
cluded a visit with his aunt,
Mrs. Robert IL. kirkpatrick of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

portraits of Empress Josephine
and Dudley Frazer looks like
Winston Churchill and has
cocker spaniel named Win
Ston"; George Davis could be a
stand-ln for Douglas MaCAr-
thur. Detroit has It's own living
waXworks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Beatty of Mingo
Lodge Skaneateles, n. Y, this Sunday an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Laura, to 1t. David Forsyth Anthony, USNR.
son of the Rev. and Mrs. Warren Anthony Of
New York.
A graduate of the Warrenton County
School at Warrenton, Va, she studied art at
Syracuse University and now is with the navy
department at Washington. d. c. She Is q
member Of the Junior League Of Syracuse.
1t. Anthony was graduated from Mercer
burg Academy in 1888, went to Princeton and
would have been graduated in 1912 but was
commissioned in the naval reserve in Decem-
Der, 1941. He is stationed in the Pacific area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
RambA, Through Mwh~
Crowds Jam Little Shops

The Crosse Pointe shop. which is four
times larger than the downtown shop, has
several additional departments.
Mrs Henry Ford II was fascinated by the
hobby horses and other toys which she was
getting for her youngsters.
Mrs. John s. Newberry, who has a new
grandson, John Norton Lord Jr., was en-
chanted with the decorative nursery furniture.
Everybody was buying Christmas stock
ings and table decorations.
Mrs. Henry Duffield and Mrs. Guy Ches-
ter Smith had come all the way in from Bloom
field Hills to get unusual and attractive gifts.
They were looking at leather goods, pic
ture frames metal and wooden trays, hand
some coffee tables and waste baskets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Pinafores and Diapers

Mrs George B. Storer of Long Lake road,
Bloomfield Hills, was buying boudoir things.
Mrs. Orison White apparently is doing
most of her Christmas shopping in the Little
Shop" Her friends lucky enough to receive
any of those exquisite organdie or linen tea
cloths, with napkins or luncheon sets 10
match, will be delighted.
Knitting bags, travelling and sewing kits
are going fast.
I'VE cannot get enough baby clothes or
pinafores," said Mrs. Ward Duckett, who Is
in charge.
The pinafores are made for all ages, but
not in all sizes
A woman weighing maybe 200 asked to
see some, and on being shown the largest
size registered disappointment.
Il wanted it for a friend VINO is just my
size" she said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Other YuIe Shoppers

Others doing their Christmas shopping
early at the Junior League shop are Mrs.
Allan Sheldon, Mrs. Arthur H. Bull, Mrs.
Harold Sleeper. Mrs. Charles Merkel, Mrs.
Eugene DUPONT, Mrs. Charles Hodges, Mrs.
Harold Wardwell, Mrs. James Thayer McMi-
Ian, Mrs. Wendell Goddard and Mrs. Howard
Ballantyne.
On their toes, and apparently familiar
with everything in the large stock, are Marian
Miller, LAME Wright, Mrs. Bill Harris, Mrs.
William Fisher, Mrs William Denler. Mrs.
Stewart H. Smith, Mrs Myron Owen, Mrs.
Ford Ballantyne Jr., Mrs G. Frank Cram,
Mrs. William lost Mrs. Frank Colby, Cynthia
Arlington. Anne Brown. Edith Scotch, Mrs.
William P. Bonbright Mrs. Ted Boyle, Mrs.
James II. Grove, Mrs. James Weber Jr., Mrs.
John Porter Mcmahon, who work regularly in
the shop and a number Of extras for the
holidays.
Mrs. Harold Beatty is chairman Of the shop
committee and Mrs. Thomas f. Staley, vice
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

League Tor the f1dnuICdpptu, are HIItH VIII
Christmas shoppers. These are nonpront
shops.
The salesgirls, volunteers, are recruited
from the Junior League, and, because Christ
mas business is so brisk, many extras have
been enlisted.
Mrs. Sidney Hall has been working IN the
Little Shop and has done lot of shopping
there, also.
Mrs. Frank j. Sladen, who serves every
Thursday in the year bought some beautiful
baby gifts for her new grandchlld, the son of
1t and Mrs John Wardwell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

, HE Junior League Shop in Kercheval
road, Crosse Pointe, and the Junior
Leagues Little Shop in the David
Whitney Building. Washington Blvd.
,;do ,,,h;cb ", q riot tba O,tnu of tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
10 BE good loser
IL If games you would
play:
4 nd muster smile
When you forfeit your
pay.
DON'T scoid your partner
IL for errors he's made

CHE lives Lake Shore road and she would be very
- popular guest for cards if she only better loser.
Don't lose friends well as the game.
Among popular players who always smile when
they lose Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyer-both splendid
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-31
HENCYANC FIGHT
RACES UNDATED

CHUNGKING, July 3O.-R-
The long, bitter battle for Heng-
yang, most important objective OF
the Japanese since 1898, is contin'
uing without abatement, and CHI
nese troops both within the city
and on the outer .perimeter are
locked in grim fighting, the Gu
nese high command said tonight.
Throughout the remainder OF HUI
nan province there was little
change in position, the commun'
que said.
The Japanese reached the limits
of Ningsiang, 80 miles north NJ
Changsha, hating, at least for the
time being, a threat to japanese
communications along the Slang
river.
However, the high commani
credited Chinese troops with loca
successes elsewhere, particularly
in the vicinity of N!lngfeng, jap
anese held town As miles north
west of Hengyang. There the enc
my fell back.