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The Nome nugget., 1944-06-19
!AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines

Frank Whaley made several trips Saturday for the U. s. C. & G. s, into Bluff. Solomon, Ruby Creek. Beaver Creek and American Creek.
 Saturday Pilot Peterson made tr ps into White Mountain with Arlo Pc ter and Harold Cheno- with of the U. s. C. & c. s; into Lost River with express, E. E. Lewis, and Tom Christianson, and into Tin City with express and Carl Okleasik and Andrew KowiIul6, all for the U. s. Bureau of Mines. Peterson flew to Shish- maref and Teller, returning with Arthur Looktoo. and Elliot Olan- no from Shishmaref and Ralph Alexander and Walter Oquilluk from Teller
 Herb Hager came in from Fair banks in the tri-motor with ex- press and the following passen- gers Mrs. Geo. Loveless and two children, Mrs. Sally Sand, and ". c. Ross and A. A. Route for Boyle Brothers. Hager is sched- uled to return to Fairbanks today.
 Alaska Airlines
 Saturday Capt. Peterson arriv- ed from Fairbanks with Shirley George. Pete Knutson, Gus Crem- idas, Geo. Sherman, Arthur Ol- son, Clarence Knapp, Herbert Ar lowe. Pilot Fike also came in from Anchorage Saturday with Harold Bean and express for Nome.
 Pilot Fike return the same day with Mrs. Mcfarland and the two Norris children.
 Pilot Weaver flew to Golovin and White Mountain with Pete Knudson and Laura Ivanoff.
 pAA World AirwaYs
 .Cao.aiu McLennon and Co-Pi- lot Reed flew in with an Electra, with a passenger. mail and ex- press. Percy J. Cutting was the incoming passenger.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-19
NOMETTE MAKES HIGH HoNoRS AS RIvETER

Mrs. Herb Engstrom, who ar rived in Nome on the Columbia, has been working at the main factory of the Boeing Airplane Co.,, in Seattle, as a riviter. When she left to return to the Kouga- rok with her husband, she was given the highest rating possible, indicating both skill and adi.pta- bility during the periods of time she was employed. This rating, according to Mrs. Andy Nylen, formerly of Solomon, in charge of that office, is an exceptional achievement for woman riveter
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-19
JACK BULLOCK TO BE STATIONED HERE

To the local force of the ACS (radio to you), has been added one of our local boys in the service, Jack Bullock, who has been in the ACS office in Anchorage and who was recently transferred to Nome.
 Jack has seen much service, having been in the Aleutians in the campaign which pushed the Japs out of Alaska.
 Welcome home, Jack! secvreieunaitSl mart
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-19
SELL HOME IN SEATTLE TO MOVE TO KETCHIKAN

Mir. and Mrs. Jack Young sold their home in Seattle and are moving to Ketchikan to make their home with their two daugh- ters, Mrs. Ed S-effen and Mrs. Thomas Givsn.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-19
TWEETS IN NOME ON BUSINESS TRIP

Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Tweet and son Glenn are in Nome on com bined business and vacation trip. Mir. Tweet is the owner of the North Star Commercial Co.,, at Teller and Mrs. Tweet is the post mistress.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07
Ocean Springs

Circles l and 2 of the First Bap-
list Church, met Tuesday after
noon in the church for a mission
airy program on Mexico present
ed BY Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs,
Paul Gattis and Mrs. M. Sims,
The devotional was led by Mrs.
j.. c. McGinty and Mrs. Price
gave a special missionary prayer.
Mrs. Sullivan closed the meeting
and members adjourned to the
Sunday school rooms where a So
cial hour was enjoyed with Circle
members serving refreshments.
Major and Mrs. Stanley Arms
trong and son, Rollin, of Tupelo,
are visiting Major Armstrong;
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Armstrong, Major Arm
trong was wounded while in the
Mediterranean area and has been
in the military hospital in Mem
phis, and is now on a 30-day fur
Tough.
Wesleyan Guild held a meet
ing Wednesday night with Mrs.
r. White as hostess in the home
of Mrs. j. c. Dickey, East
Beach.
Cub Scouts, Den l, Pack 308,
met Tuesday at the home of Hor-
ace Gladney. Den Chief James
Sullivan president and these of
ficers were elected: Billy Joe But
Ter, denner; and Lynd Gottsche,
Jr., assistant denner.
Malcolm Hodges, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs, Dickson Hodges.
celebrated his sixteenth birthday
Tuesday night with a party for
his friends. Dancing, singing and
games were enjoyed. Mrs. Hodges
served refreshments including a
large birthday cake.
Major Harry D. Kurbz, public
relations officer at Keesler Field,
arranged for the showing of the
film, Beyond the Line of Duty"
to Ocean Springs Rotarians. The
picture showed the combat ca
reer and training experience of
Captain Hewitt T. Wheless, World
War II, hero, and pilot of a heavy
bomber. He is a G.. c. M. A.
graduate. T-Sgt. Joseph Com
pagno was the operator of the
protector machine. Joe Butler is
program chairman and Sgt.
George VanCourt was a guest.
Mrs. T. r. Burgeois, nee Mar
guerite Tonnelier and son, Tom
my, of New Orleans, are visiting
with her sister and brother-in-
law, MIR. and Mrs. Albert West
brook.
Mrs. H. II. Saxon Jr., left sun
day for Atlanta, Ca, afr visit
ing relatives in New Orleans and
Biloxi, and Mrs. H. III. Saxon,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07

ST., Ocean Springs.
Mrs. Amy Celsti, New Orleans,
is visiting her sisters, Marjory
and Blanche Rosembeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrard,
and small sons, Jimmie and 10 10,
of Port Arthur, Texas, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fleet Ever
/ hart.
Philip Weider, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Weider, is now
in the Merchant Marine, train
ing at the st. Petersburg, Florida
Station. Upon completion of his
basic training he hopes to enter
the engine department.
S-Sgt. Arnold VanCourt is one
OF the specialists directing the
flow of men and materials in the
Mediterranean theatre.
Mrs. w. E. Dorrah gave a birth.
day party for her young son. Ed
who was seven years old on
"wednesday. Games were played
and the finding of hidden presents
in the yard was enjoyed. Mrs
Dorrah served ice cream anc
cake to Helen Ray Hutchinson,
Sally Ann Coester, Lonna Donne
Carr, Lynn Munroe, Helen TardyI
Eleanor Patterson, Lynda Dalgo,
Beth MacKay, Jamie Schmidt
Lynd Gottsche, Jr., Bradford Lee
mon, Dick Arndt, Warren Jones,
Allen Lewis and Fred Steelman.
st. AIMS Episcopal Guild met
with Mrs. James Bridges Wednes-
day night and arranged for a food
sale July is, to be held in the
Gulf Wave Shop. Mrs. Bridges
served refreshments.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Helm, Taylors-
vile, ILL.,, and daughter, Ann are
visiting Mrs. Fl. Hutchinson.
Miss Elizabeth Bacon, of New
Orleans, spent last week as guest
Of Miss Margie Westbrook.
Billy and Alex Gilmore are nov
atat Fort Trumbull, New London,
Conn, attending the U. S. Ma
rhine Service Officers school.
Ronald Steelman is now in
Jacksonville, Fla, learning ayia-
ton radio.
Miss Mary O'Keefe spent sew
eral days in New Orleans last
week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07
Miss Warden Is
Named Head OF
YWBC Monday

Miss Frances Warden was elect
ed president of the Young Wo-
mems Business Club at a meet
ing held at the Elks Club Mon
day night.
Other officers named are Miss
es Ruth Flowers, vice president;
Dottie Daniels, secretary; Rach-
ell Flowers. treasurer; and M
Bundy, reporter.
Following the election of Of
ficers, plans we're made for a
dance to be given at the Elks
Club at an early date.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07
Scouts Meet AT
Hut. He0r Tulk
BY YMBC Member

Members of the Moss Point
troop of Boy Scouts of America
had as their guest speaker at the
meeting Thursday night, William
Schaub, member of the Young
Mems Business Club. The meet
ing was held at the Scout camp
located at the site of the old
streetcar trestle.
Charles Torres led the meeting
and Hubert Cirlot was in charge
of the games. The Scouts are
planning TO hold Parents Night
i'm tn near future.
During the past week, the boys
have been occupied in cutting q
road through TO their scout hut.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07

Check over refrigerator left
overs daily to save food storage
space ana meal preparation time.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07
East Moss Point

MNIttS Nyindn, OfVlila hoBtIsi
Pete and Raymond Sistrunk. were
in Mobile Sundy to visit Hell
EN- Ruth Ladnier. who has had
a serious operation at the Mo-
bile Infirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b Hightow-
er and son, Clarence, were Sun
day guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Ru-
ben Hightower Of Irvington. Ala.
Monday from Jamaica. L. l.,
Mrs. R. E. White returned on
Monday from Jamaica, l.. l.,
where she has spent the past few
weeks as guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walter Langdon and new
son, George Walter. Jr.
Mrs. Ernest Gum and children.
Grace and Jesse, were visitors
Of Mrs. Gums brother in Luce
dale. Jesse remained for an X
tended visit.
HI. r. Davidson. S 2fc, returned
to San Pedro. Calf, after spend
ing q furlough of IS days with
his family here.
Miss Ruby Adams and moth
er, Mrs. y. S. Padgett, were WISH
tors Of their aunt, Mrs. H. j..
Swindul, former resident of Moss
Point. In Prichard, Ala.
Mrs. Lee Almond and daugh-
ter, Judy. and Mrs. Eustus Cro-
nier, were visitors to Mobile
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Giraffe and
son, Johnny. spent Tuesday in
Lucedale.
Mrs. Monte A. Davis arrived
home Wednesday, and is getting
on nicely after a recent operation
at the Baptist hospital in Jack
son.
Mrs. Herman Cronier returned
from Lucedale where she spent
her vacation with her mother
Mrs. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have been
in Mobile since last Wednesday
with their baby, Lorraine. who
has been stricken with spinal
meningitis and is in the Mobile
Infirmary.
Mrs. Gladys Mills of Mobile,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Simms, Mr.. Simms
YVES a business visitor 10 Meri-
dim recently
Mrs. T. r. Provost entertained
a few friends last Thursday with
a party. The living and dining
room were filled with cut flow
ers. Refreshments of cookies
and soft drinks were served to
Mesdames Louis Stauler, Jim
McCool, John Grierson, Jr., Bud
die Faggard and Misses Virginia
and Dorothy Roberts and Louise
tiolnngsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Rogers of
Mobile visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Rogers and Mr..
and Mrs. Tim Pierce. here last
weekend.
Mrs. Louis Stauter Is in jack
son attending the Baptist con-
vention.
Mrs. Bernard Carpenter and
children are visiting relatives in
jackson.
Miss Veda Stauter and Eloise
Garfield were visitors to Gulfport
Wednesday.
Phyllis Bardwell returned with
her cousin, Bernice Bardwell, to
Ponchatula, La, TO spend a week
there.
Mrs. Gus Jackson and Mrs. Val
Valincourt and daughter, Joan,
of Mobile, were visitors OF Mrs.
John DeAngelo and family over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Adams
have had as their guest this week
MIR. Adams sister, Mrs. Wall and
baby of New Orleans.
Mrs. Mack Mcleod of Mobile
is visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs.
VIII Myers.
Mr.. Orrie Stauter has returned
home after undergoing an opera
ton at the jackson County Hospi-
tai last week.
Little Tony Cunningham, IL
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Cunningham and grand
son of Mrs. j. b. Cunningham,
Sr., had an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Jackson County
Hospital Tuesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07

One third of the worlds 7,0e0.-
600 miles of telegraph wire is in
the United States.
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Revival To Start
AT Orange Grove
Church On Sunday

A revival will begin at the
Orange Grove Methodist Church
Sunday and continue throughout
the week with Rev. A. j. Boyles,
pastor of the Dantzler Memorial
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-07-07
OUT OF BUSINESS

Majuro Atoll-Moiuro's Fifth
Column consisted OF one alter
nate-toothed Korean. who was
here when the atoll was occupied
He was all friendliness when
the Americans were within ear
shot. but when talking to natives,
ne told them of the awful pun
ishment the Japanese would mete
out to those helping the Amer
leans. Apparently, il never oc-
Cured to him that the natives
would tell the Americans what
he had said.
But he isn't here and more. He
shook hands with the Marine ser
geant who came 10 get him. He
bowed deeply. Me- he said.
real American. American, yes
Methodist church Of Moss Point.
preaching each day and night ser
vice, the Rev. ]. P. Payne. pas
tor of the Orange Grove church.
announced
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Mali oglasi
Proda Sc

dobroidoca grocerijskega trgo-
vina in mesnica, kjer Sc proda-
ia "a gotovino. Tedenskega pro-
meta je "a $1,000. Zglasite Sc
med 9. in 10. uro dopoldne ma
1403 E. IS St., ali pa poklicite
EN-. 8OO2.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18
LEPI STRIcEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPAsSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc
BEL-Ak1I

!. OTON zUPANcIc

mrmrala IS svojim pocasnim
glasom: "Vi bi lahko napisali il
svojih, spominov lepo vrsto
clankov." Tedaj je opazoval
Walter mladega moza iznad
svojih naocnikov, kakor mu je
bila navada, kadar je hotel kak
obraz dobro videti. Jedi je gle
dal izpod stekla. A.. ~.
Forester je porabil priliko:
"Gospod ravnatelj, pref sem ze
govoril z vami O gospodu Geor-
gesu Duroyu in sem vas prosil,
da bi mi ga pridelili v podroc-
je "a politicne infor11acije. Od-
kar mas je zapustil Marambot,
lnimam nikogar, XII bi mi hodil
po nujne in zaupne podatke, in
list trpi vsled tega."
Oce Walter SO sc zresnili in
so naocnike cisto vzdignili, da
bi pogledali Duroyu natanko V
obraz. Potem so dejali: GO
spod Duroy je gotovo original
mega duha. Ako hoce priti ju-
tri k meni ma pogovor, pa ure-
dino to stvar." - Prenehal je,
nato pa Sc je obrnil naravnost
proti mlademu mozu: "Toda
napisite nam takoj nekaj fan
tasticnih clankov o Algiru. Pri-
povedujte svoje spomine in
vpletite med ME prasanje O ko-
lonizaciji, kakor prej-le. To je
aktualno, zelo aktualno, in uver-
jen sem, da bo nasim citateljem
jako ugajalo. Ampak pozurite
Sc! Prvi clanek rabim "a jutri
ali pojutrsnjem, dokler Sc raz-
pravlja O zadevi zbornici; to
je vaba "a obcinstvo."
Gospa Walter je pristavila S
tisto resno ljubeznivostjo, XII jo
je kazala v vsem, in XII je daja-
la njenim besedam znak milost-
ne naklonjenosti: "In krasen
naslov innate: Spomini afrikan-
skega chasseurja; ali ne, 60
spod Norbert
Start poet, XII je dospel pozno
do slave, je zacetnike sovrazil
in Sc jih je bal. Odgovoril je
suho:
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(Nadaljevanje)

Georges Duroy je odprl usta
in je spregovoril, presenecen cd
lastnega glasu, kakor da nj sill
sal Sc nikoli tona svojega 60
vora: "Cesa manjka tam spodaj
najbolj? Dobre zemlje. Resni-
emo rodovitna zemljisca so tako
draga, kakor ma Francoskem,
in kupujejo jih zelo bogati Pa
rizani, ker Jim je v njih denar
najugodneje nalozen. Pravi ko-
lonisti, siromaki, XII jih je pre-
gnala lakota cd donna, Sc poti-
skajo v puscavo, kjer ne raste
mic, ker nj vode."
Vsi so ga gledali. Cutil je, ka-
ko ga zaliva rdecica. Gospod
Walter je prasal: "Vi poznate
Algirijo, gospod?"
Duroy je odgovoril: "Po-
znam, gospod,. zivel sem tam
dve lett in stiri mesece, in videl
sem vse tri provincije."
In nenadoma ga prasa Nor
bert de Varenne, XII je kar po-
zabil Morela, "a podrobnosti O
ondotnih obicajih, XII jih je sill
Sill cd nekega castnika. slo je
"a Mzab, to cudno, malo arab
sko republiko, nastalo sredi Sa-
hare, v najbolj izsusenem delu
te vroce pokrajine.
Duroy je bill dvAkrat v Ma
bu, in pripovedoval je segah
te cisto posebne dezelice, kjer
Sc cenijo kaplje vode "a zlato
kjer mora opravljati vsak pre-
bivalec vse jasne sluzbe, kjer je
dognana trgovska postenost in
vestnost do visje popolnosti ne.
go med civiliziranimi narodi.
Govoril je sirokoustnim raz-
mahom, razgret cd vina in ke1
Sc je zelel uveljaviti; pripove.
doval je vojaske anekdote, pote-
ze il arabskega zivljenja, bojne
dozivljaje. Posrecilo Sc mu je
cello nekaj slikovitih besed, ka.
terimi je ocrtal te zolte in gole
pokrajine, Min neskoncno "a.
puscenost pod pekocim soln-
Gem.
Vsem zenskam so obvisele oci
ma MEM. Gospa Walter je "a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18
V na;'je1l1

Sc odda eedno opremljeho soho
"a fanta ali dekle. Poklicite PO.
3549.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18

Izvrsten naslov, da, samo &c
DO vse drpgo res ubrano, zakaj
v tenn tiei poglavitna tezkoca,
prava ubranost, to je tisto, kar
imenujemo Y muziki tom"
Gospa Forester je objela Du-
.roya $ pokroviteljskim, smeh-
ljajocim Sc pogledom, kakor da
mu hoce zatrditi: "Jaz poznam
te stvari in vem, da Sc tt posre-
ci." Gospa Marelle sc je bila
obrnila veckrat proti MENU in
demant ma njenem usesu je ne
prestano trepetal, kakor da Sc
hoce drobna kapljica vode utr-
niti in kaniti odsnitke. y.
Njena hcerka Sc nj genila
drzala Sc je resno in nagibala
|glavo mad kroznik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18
DAROVANA
ceski nopisoI A|oizii Dos+ol
Zgodovinska povest IL dobe Slovanskih apostolov
"Tedai Sc nitro poslovite" I

'"Tedaj Sc nitro poslovite" O.
pominja grascak, 'da gremo,
skrajni cas- je re in vsi smo ze
zbrani."
Sc enkrat poljubi zeno in
hcer ter sede ma konja.
Tudi Bozidar poda roko obe-
ma in v hipu je bill ma Mirkovi
strani. Start Nikolaj je bill ze
ma mostu. Vsi stopijo v red
zadnji kirk in zaculo sc je peke-
tanje konjskih kopit in rozlja-
ME koles.
Bozidar sc Sc enkrat ore
proti gradu, poisce 81 znano O.
kno in zamahne S cepico po IRA
ku; bel robec mu je vrnil zad-
Mi pozdrav.
| x.
IL cele Moravske Sc je zbralC
vojastvo pod Slavomirovo "a,
stavo. Prva naloga cilih Mo.
ravcev je biia, da pozeno vsc
nemSko posadko il dezele.
In to delo Jim je slo dobro oc
rok.
Posadka "a posadko Sc je u
dala ali pa bezala cez nemsko
mejo. Moravci so bill ze take
mocni, da Sc Jim nj zdelo dostl
da prezeno sovraznika il deze
; le, ampak so 81 prisegli, ds
prodero cello v nemsko drzavo
! Nemsko gospodo ma Karlmano
VEN dvoru je obsel velik strah
Marsikaka srecna zmaga mac
nemskimi vojaki, je bodrila "a
vedne Moravce k hrabrosti.
(Dalje prihodniic)
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(NadaljeVamje)

"Seveda, JAZZ nisem spal cd
polnoci, obracal sem Sc ma vse
strani in cakal solncnega who
da kakor odresenja svoje duse.
Kobila je tudi veselo rezgetala,
ko sem jo pogladil po grivi. Pa
metna zival! Ma dvoriscu sem
pa re srecal Cvetano, XII je jo-
kala. Bog sam We, kaj jo je ta-
ko rano spravilo ma noge. V
boj ne pojde nami -'
I'm gospodar?"
"Saj YES. Dolgo slovo, jok -
"a take reel JAZZ ne maram In
sem sci rajsi proc
Bozidar nj poslusal daljsih
besedij Nikolaja, vedel je dosti
Hitel je naravnost ma dvorisce
kjer je dobil gospodarja sredi
druzine, oblecenega V bojno O.
pravo in pripravljenega "a pot
Sluzabnistvo je napregalo vo-
zove, prinasalo skup potrebne
stvari: orozje in jestVlne. Vse
Sc je trio ljudi, tudi IL najmanj'
Sc in najrevnejse vasi. Kdor je
mogel, je dobil kak mec, nalozil
ma hrbet jedil in Sci - poma-
gat, da Sc pribori Metodu svo-
boda. Ia misel je vsakega ma
vdusila; v Borotinu so Sc zbi-
rail- oh solncnem vzhodu, da bi
Jim cim preje dosegli glavni ta-
Dor.
Mirko je pozdravljal vsake-
ga, "a vsakega je incl pohval-
no besedo ali smehljaj ma oblic-
ju.
"Pozdravljeni, krepki juna-
ki!'
"Tudi vi niste pozabili? Bog
vas blagoslovi -
LIE ma stran vso zalost, v
kratkem Sc vrnete V svoje vasi,
k svojim rodbinam.'
Grascak pogleda z ljubezni-
polnim ocesom ma zeno in hcer.
Stale sta poleg MEGA in Sc ga
oklepali, kakor bi Sc ne vrnil
vec. Lizika isce z ocesom po
vseh bojevnikih in vendar ne
dobi omega, po katerem je toll
ko hrepenela. V tenn pride b.
zidar il vrta. Liziki zazare oci
samega veselja.
'Tu je mas ljubi gost', klice
Mirko, ''in mi smo mislili, da
mas je ze zapustil' ter udaril
Bozidara po rami.
"Kaj Sc tt je sanjalo, Lii
ka?"
Mirkova hcer zardi. O kom
maj Sc il je sanjalo?
"Sanje lazejo', pravi deklica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18
Trinerjevo grenko vino
koraka z napredkom

koraka z napredkom
Medicina in lekarnistvo je naprayi-
10 fenomenalni napredek v teku zad-
njih devetdeset let. IL primes in zines
strasnega pogleda in se bolj .strasnega
okusa, Sc je evolucija dvignila ma seda-
MO lekarnisko preparacijo prijetnega
pogleda in tako znanstveno sestavlje-
no, da je takoj zavzitna in ucinkovita.
Trinerjevo grenko vino Vitaminom
B-1 je TAXA preparacija. zelodcno in
lahko odvajalno sredstvo je ucinkovito
in zavzitno. Poskusite ga. Rabite "a
kot je predpisano ma steklenici in pa
zite ma rezlltate Vas lekarnar ga ina
toda &c je YAM nemogoce
dobiti Trinerjeyo grenko vino VITA
B-1 v vasi sosedscini, pisite na
Joseph Triner Corp, 1888 8. Ashland
Avenue, Chicago 8. III.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18

Slg1M Corps Ph0t0
. Out Of transport, into the early
grey dawn and down behind the
enemy lines in France goes this
paratrooper. An.American boy, will
ing to give his all that freedom may
remain ours. Support him and his
buddies by doing all you can ut
home by buying War Bonds regu-
laIiy. .. S. Treasury Depas5q1H
POdprdm0 b0rbO Amerike za demo-
Haci5e II svobodo sveta nakupom
votnih bondov In vojno- -var6eyalnih
snamkt
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u. S. Macy Photo

U s. Macy Photo
surprise visit to the japanese Manila and left these blazing docks
iral Marc Mtscher carrier task force roamed at win over
the eap'io tne & ;eeetg M the
before invaded their homeland stand in the
Manila it's yacht haror and
be immediate right foreground
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18

OBISCITE NASE MOVE PROSTORE
Prei$cenO Oci in dOlOcin,O Ocala
THE OHIO OPTICAL co.
1918 ST. CLAIR AVE, pri Five Points
GLenvilIe l7l7 4.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18
Ia cen1entna della
kot plocnike in driveways
poklicite
JOHN ZUPANCIC
1920 Marcella Rd.
Tel. KE 1898
Dom noprodoi

Hisa "a 2 druzini, Z sob in ko-
palnica zgoraj, 5 sob in kopalni-
ca spodaj. Parma gorkota, 3 ga
raze. Ma 1929 E. 80 St. Cena
$1,000. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
HIllcrest LAT r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18

DR.. SIDNEY KRAMER
1918 ST. CLAIR AVENUE
Tel: GIL. 17l7, ma domu: ME. 5222
ORDINIRA KOT ZDRAVNIK,
KIRURG IN OSTEOPAT
Ure: 3-5; 1880, ali po dogovoru
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-18

Start poet, XII je dospel pozno
do slave, je zacetnike sovrazil
in Sc jih je bal. Odgovoril je
suho:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06

Nylon hosiery today doomed as
a dark horse in The Detroit Times
WHAT I WANT MOST poll,
threatening TO surpass such neces-
sites as household appliances in
the survey to determine Detroit
ers' greatest postwar needs.
Refrigerators and washing ma
chimes were running a close race
for second place, however as
Times StauSticianS rushed 10 COM
plete their first official tabulation
Of ballots
Exact figures on the voting 20
date will be published for the first
time in this Sundays Times, re-
vealing TO manufacturers and con-
SumerS alike what the public
wants TO purchase after We Day.
Nylon stockings are claSSed as
an economic necessity, rather than
a luxury, by many of the women
who have given the hosiery first
place on their ballots.
Mrs. Scion Haddon of ALA Al
fred, Inkster, explained:
TT want nylon hosiery so
won't have to rush to the
hosiery counter every weekend.
They wear so much better and
longer than other stockings and
they certainly look much better.
I believe they do as much for a
wOman's morale as new hat"
On the practical side, however
they have not been unwilling TO
list those items which they feel
should be given first attention
when widespread production of
civilian goods is resumed.
Because of the intense interest
Times readers have shown in the
poll and the large number of votes
sent in, manufacturers and mer-
chants have been watching the
survey with rapt attention.
If you haven't already marked
your ballot, you should do so
today. 1t is published in this issue
of the Times for your convenience.
Mark the items l, 2, 3. etc, in
the order Of your preference.