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Evening star., 1944-10-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE, apartment and detached brick
home on corner lot with total annual in
come of $l,9S9; no expense, but taxes and
insurance. Near ! Sth and You SITS. NV.
S1S.95o. Cali Mr. Fiorenza, HO. 9544.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS, INC, Realtors test.
1850, 1919 K st. NV. DI. 1915.
Evening star., 1944-10-23

WAREHOUSE WANTED for storage OF
furniture; any location. ATLAS, eel G
st. NV DI 3737
WAREHOUSE WANTED, $500 So. IT. or
floor: lease for wholesale beverages. Me.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIRST COMMERCIAL business location,
LAO So II. at street level, suitable res
taurant, store. CONNIE Scial office, laundry;
large lot and basement space; $3.50
month on yearly lease. 500 Mt. Vernon
Evening star., 1944-10-23
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

TO CLOSE ESTATE, downtown, ind com
mercial 4-story brick; . elev.. > alleys:
over 10000 So. it. $4,000. Prompt Of
fer necessary. Principals only. WI o635
Evening star., 1944-10-23
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcont ,

3-FAMILY FLAT, 4 rms. and concrete
porch to each apt; fire escapes from top
floors; colored tenants; furnish own
i pdWpNToSwN H pEssS sset RYNs st. soo s,o9.
ano an unusua inVestmegt n location THAT tat
can't be beat. Only $4,000: terms. Call
It'll 8 PM, LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO.,
ME h4ln
Evening star., 1944-10-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED to rent for showroom purposes.
ground floor. 1000 or 5000 so. IT.. in good
northwest location. Call BEITZELL. D1.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE Cont. /,

BUrCKs-i939 special 4-door sedan. 1883
9sfp prce adsS s oes cars g JACK sRY no
TORS; Iash and Pa ave. Sc. ~ ~
CADILLAC convertible phaeton; maznin.
Seat.r Ssnt car cSnd prswsr tires, radio and
guaranteed ceiling price. ST 1856: our price.
81 ia5: terms and trade accepted LOVING
MOTORS, !al9 M st. NV. Open evenings
GHRYsLER Ia4o windsor sedan. WHEEL
M III. INC. chrysler, Plymouth dealer. 4sio
WHEELER NC, chryslsr.Piymo%th a Hesi deal
81 81 $50 sorSssas rwSsssoonsa ga sodt 1920
CLEAN; also 1897 4-door sedan; sxceptionsl:
Fosp JAsf s5 SEDAN esx g ssgo aaa sea Pa eo
dition. former taxi; good tires. leather up-
holstery: no trade or trfners. Guarantees
aoyt. an ,11. i1n1spsction. See gas station attend
FORD 1911 business coupe radio anc
essne.l eonden HIr HE sTfIssRR1E TIsREs
HUDSON 1871 Commodore sedan: radio
Snd hsassT f1ssn Under market At
IA SALE 1910 club coupe; s-pass.; ex.
sntse and price; Is other cars. ar JACK spH. PRl
hfSCofS MST2oRS zEaHya lth md dao .snpa ave
for auicl. sale. HILL g. TIBBETTS, Ill
Vermont ave. NV.
MERCURY 194l station wagon: UNUSUAL,
nm, condition, looks like new, good tires
guaranteed mechanically: 81, ,52b: term
ana trade accepted. LOVING MOTOR
1919 NJ st. W. Open evenings and Sunday
OLDSMOBiLF 1896 SPIT. coupe; Al con
dition; radio and heater; $3.50 cash. 362l
18th st, NV.
PACKARD 1941 convertible club oabriolet
model 120; radio and heater, 5 excellent
tires. This car has plenty of class. Ceiling
price; trade desired. CENTRAL MOTOF
SALES. 1892 Conn. Bob Terrett
PACKARD 1910 '.120" 4-door sedan; radi,
and heater. HILL & TIBBETTS, Ill
vermont ave. NV.
PACKARD 1941 six 2-door sedan: alst
"120' club coupe; both like new, with al
most new tires radio and heatsr, excellent
mechanical condition: guaranteed: ceiIins
price terms and trade accepted LOVIN :
MOTORS; 1919 M st. NV Open evenings
PACKxRD 1897 super "s' conv. coupe.
rad,o ane heater. perfect condition: $3.50
PLYMOUTHs uD. 1896 1897. 1893 ant
ia39; 90 othe- cars. JACK PRY MOTORS
18th ard ~ er"- Sc
PLYMOUTHs 1912 scdans and coaches
these cars for sale at "es-is" Dr.c-s. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO AND RADIO CO. bott
sides OF 9TH 81. et r St NV Open eve.
ninRs. also Sundays and holidays unit.
sTuDEBAKER 1871 Commander sedan
10000 actual miles. WHEELER, INC.
dealer. 1910 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1944-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in thil
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
g feet Of LANG mor NeT modern
Sheriff rd ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 300 Addison
Chapel rd.. Fairmont Heights. Md HI
lk01
Evening star., 1944-10-23
ACREAGE FOR SALE

10 ACRES of desirable bldg site, with
beautiful view, north of East-West high
way between 10th st and Conn. ave
81 500 per acre; WI. 1867. INEz
CUSHARD. DI SS43
SACRIFICE BY OWNER, 3ia acres 'front.'
ing 700 feet on Lanham and Severn
ids. near Seabrook, Md Price. $1,000
terms. WA. lNh4. DAY and eYeninesL
Evening star., 1944-10-23

convenient location. with secretarial serv-
ice. S45 per month. Available now CAPI.
TAI PRODUCTS CO. 1922 Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1944-10-23
FARMS WANTED.
WATER FRck7 PROPERTY.

WANTED-Sman suburban farms. from
to 20 ceres; have clients waiting. JOHl
c. WRIGHT. Broker, CHI 1901
Evening star., 1944-10-23

& COLORED--Brookland. D. c., 2s23 18th
& St. ne; 11-rm. brick house, ami. oil
9eat; excellent condition; reasonable. MI.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
ADAM A. WEsCHLER A. son

ADAM A. WESCHLER son. auctioneers.
Very desirable good grade furniture, in
Guiding new floor samples, vacuum clean
srS. goid band Lenox china, etc: by
United states Storage Co, American Stor-
age Co Roy M. Watson, attorney, and
from other sources: by auction at Wesch-
ler's, gl5 st. NV, tomorrov. COM
menclng 8 am. Used and new bedroom
groups, dining, dinette and living room
groups, bookcases, chests of drawers, knee
hole desks, secre. ary cribs tables, chairs
new studio beds, sofa beds, inner-sprins
mattresses, special and box springs. Elec-
tIolux, Eureka aud Universal vacuum
Evening star., 1944-10-23
STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

STORE wanted for storage OF furniture
any location. ATLAS, 92l G st. NV, DI
Evening star., 1944-10-23
ARLINGTON-Qulck posseSNion

7fNI1T'NN IOIN-t9UICK pOSSeNNlOn.
5-rm. shingle bung, Vely nice $3.50
2-rm. 2-story brick excellent $3.50.
5-large-rm. detached brick, S9.950
2-rm: asbestos bung., good cond. S1.45O
4-bedrm., 3-bath, 3-story brick, 81 900
Down payments from 81 800 to $500
WEAVER REALTY CO. oxford :i120
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LOTS WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

WANTED lots or acreage for new homes
State best cash price. Box 43S-L, Star
Evening star., 1944-10-23
ZFD l.. WILLIAMS ard aoa ,uu,,

I'D T. WILLIAMS and Zed l. Williams, jr,,
aInctloneerS rS9Auction at Williams Auction
lIomorrowl. pm. Good and medium
GRACE furniture and household effects. In
furnishings. Doubtless real bargains for
everybody. Mahog. Duncan Phyfe" style
l0-pc. dining nm suite, wal, twin beds.
Nv. rm. suite. very fine solid mahog' 2-door
bookcase 4 IT. wide 5ia it. high: splendid
ood dreSsers, radios. breakfast sets,
various size rugs, dentist chair ana ali
equipment. typewriter desk, Royal type
writer, white porcelain k. tables, good gas
Tanee. Attention! Entire furnishings OF
piece. Everything included beds dressers,
chest, blankets. pillows. chairs tables,
rockers; mirrors, etc. Auctioneers' phone,
Evening star., 1944-10-23
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
BY Dove Breaer
BY Paul Ford
Whether children

Whether children play for enjoyment order
Shoo their depends upon parents
Evening star., 1944-10-23

GOOD INVESTMENT - Frame bungalow
i with two apts.; ground floor rented for
S4h; owner vacating; $4,000.
$ real nome, large rooms, modern bath
4 water heat; Q garages: owner moving; ;
/ Sl0,500: house. in excellent condition.
Brick bungalows, 2 and 8 bedrooms,
y With and without dining room; practically
new; good location. ROBERT e. LOHR,
S1l Cedar St. Takoma Park. Phone GE.
Evening star., 1944-10-23


CLEVELAND PARK-one Of the newest
houses in the best part Of Old Cleveland
has spacious living and dining room with
large solarium. kitchen, buffers pantry and
lavatory. 2nd floor contains large bed
suitable for bedroom, finished ATTIC, :
basement; auto heat, Owner leaving city
200 STOCK SAT5 Ists Si ST. NW.nvacant " aa
Completely redecorated brick. bedrms.
buses or i blk. i4th st. streetcars. rs Il
ocAR osst be DRN sssg Price ssh5 sl95a ges
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Bungalow, S11 $50;
close to Conn. ave. shopping and schools
bath on frst door ' and nd bedrooms and and
water heat with oil burner, garage, fine
Ea6 1850 DG1Sa ase Se pm sgle to w Tss hf
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-s15.75o: detached
Sf6tsr SSefntsr-nsll hs frame house located within
lot ls0xl25; there are bedrooms on sec
S. Sond ho9r, oil heat, Gear garage; an excel
Epw sos vflue H. JONES' So 3 We Co. s9Se aSe until pm
FRiENpsHfP HEffGHTs Si2.s5o; large
corner lot, very convenient location: bed.
beean,.ts room, bath and sunroom first fioor: 4
terms can be arranged. Cali WO. 23OC
AMERiGAN AMI pR uNVERsirT ERM II 5osEs c1 SG
house in excellent condition: first floor Law
aatory. 3 bedrooms, gas heat; light, airy
Can Wo $500 antil 'vsSi,a 3 pm. ,aa.''; EDW. Il
; JONES & CO., INC
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

In the 250 membership drive by the
June Boards, the presidents and mem
hers are leaving no stone untufned
in doing their part
Quite a few presidents have writ
ten to the Office and said count them
in for ten members by the u n e
Boards. Some are not writing, they
are delivering the goods and by this,
we know to count them in. What
are you d ing, Brother President,
writing to count you in OF sending
in the goods
President NJ Paige is leading the
van in that he has already sent in ten
rev members. He is being followed
by Mrs. Bette Faulkner of ElEsville.
Mrs. Faulkner says she does not want
this to be a rabbit and tortoise race.
Mrs. Annie Howe of Philadelphia
is making no noise, blu t she bears
watching.
Brother G. B. Arlington of Laurel
is right on the trail of Sister Howe
and Brother Arlington is being fol-
lowed by Brother Sebe Sandifer of
Poplarville, Brother Sam Jasper of
Quitman and others.
Presidents, you are doing beauti-
fully. In less than month you have
added, oh well, l think it is best to
keep you in suspense for little while
longer.
Some have not caught the spirit as
yet, but we have our eyes on all of
you. In fact, we are checking and
mountaineering our list of presidents
and you are to be commended for the
nice start you have made.
Keep the good work up and we will
go beyond our drive.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07
Newell chapel Church
To Liquidate Its
Indebtedness On
Easter

We arc now on the eve of another
blessed Easter, the day on which our
Lord arose from the dead and lives
for evermore.
The significance Of Easter should
be paramount in our minds. During
these times when the whole world is
unsettled, we should be able to look
beyond the ruins and see the newness
of life, something to rejoice over and
be made glad.
When we look at the budding of the
trees and the poisoning of the flow
ers, we are brought face to face with
the living Christ.
On this memorable day, the pastor
of Newell Chapel c. M. E. Church and
his faithful membership of one hun
dred and one are all out to raise a
minimum of $2500OO in order to liq-
uidate the church indebtedness.
This enthusiastic membership, I'M
der the dynamic leadership of their
pastor, says they are going to reach
their goal
Newell Chapel has the reputation
OF doing big things and if they do
raise $2500.00 on Easter Sunday, it
will just be another one of those
things.
All eyes are focused on Newell
Chapel c. M. E. Church. The mem
bers are working hard and standing
by their pastor 1907 in this great
big drive.
Each member has been assessed a
certain amount and as he pays out his
assessment he is given "Victory
Badge. Quite few members have
already received their badge, which
means that some have paid their as
sessment in full plus.
And by the way, some of the men,
bers' assessments are more than 500
I Yes, Newell Chapel, you are truly
3 model church, not only in Meridian,
but in the state, when it romes to
putting over things in a big way.
The members, officers and pastor
are to be commended for the wonder
full spirit they are exhibiting in this
unbelievable big drive.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07
23-17-YEAR-OLD NAVY
VOLUNTEERS SIGN UP

The Jackson Navy Recruiting Sta
ton has reported that 23-Seventeen-
Year-old Colored youths volunteered
and were accepted for service in the
Navy IN one day during the past week.
The boys were Luther Hill. Jr.. of
Jackson; Levi Vance, Jackson; Lee
Winfrey, Durant; Charlie Moore. Ter
~; Shelby Singleton, Anding; VIII
Bailey, Edwards; Harrison Williams,
Tallulah, La; Swonson DuBose, Moss
Point; George Millender, Escatawpa;
Walter Outlaw, Coahoma; Willie Flue-
len, Greenwood; Willie Joe Holton,
Louisville; Elwood Johnson, Louis
Vile; ]. B. jefferson, Starkville; Idell
Richardson, Jackson; John Brown,
Indianola; James Miller, Indianola;
Ben Mcdaniel, Rosedale; Tom Was
ser, Greenwood; FIR d Smith, Port
Gibson; Leon Rucker, Edwards; Will
liam Henderson, Vicksburg and Ed
ward Johnson of Eupora.
All the youngsters left for various
Naval stations to begin training and
qualifying for entry into the Trade
Schools.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Mr.. Floyd OFT of Toomsuba was in
the office last week on business per
tanning to his local H. B. A. lodge
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

DR.. ]. B. Boyd of Memphis, Ten
nessee, who will preach at Newell
Chapel C. M. E. Church, Meridian, on
Easter Sunday.
DR.. Boyd is General Secretary of
the S. P. w. o. Department of the c.
M. E. Church. He is widely known
throughout the connection and is an
outstanding minister in his church.
The morning and evening sermons
will be delivered BY DR.. Boyd.
He will be here for the purpose OF
helping Reverend Young and his men,
bers clear the Indebtedness on Newell
Chapel Church.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

According to reports, funeral serv-
ices for the husband of Mrs. Viola
Grissom of lodge No. 308 were held
last week in Lawrence.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07
CARSON NEWS

Dear Editor: Just a few words
with reference to the progress that
we are making at Blackman's Temple
C. M. E. Church.
We think that the young men at
the church should be given an oppOr-
tunity to exhibit their ability in differ
ent phases of the church. AS young
man | wish to state that we are rails
ing all of our Claims Pray for us.
John McNair, Senior Steward
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07
FUNERAL SERVICES OF
MRS. RACHEAL ROBERTS

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Racheal Roberts who passed
week were h e d last Sunday from
New Prospect Baptist Church.
Interments will follow at her old
home in Alabama.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Mrs. Mary E. Winston of Halsell
Alabama, sister of the late Mrs.
Maggie Young, was in the H. B. A
office last week. Mrs. Winston was
in the city for the funeral of her sis
ter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Mr.. A. L. Collins, janitor for the
Holbrook Benevolent Association fol
a number of years went to Camp Shell
by this week for induction.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Rev. r. L. Young accompanied by
his son, Roy Lee, Jr., motored to Car
son last week Mrs. Anna Graham,
mother of Mrs. R. L. Young accom-
panied them back in the city.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Mr.. E. F. Young, Jr., visited At
lanta, Ga. and other points last week
in the interest of the E. F. Young, Jr,
products.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Mrs. Laura Edwards who has been
on the sick list for sometime seems to
be improving nicely. Mrs. Edwards
resides in the Rose Hill community.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Private Elmer D. Larkin was in the
city last Sunday on a weekend pass
visiting relatives and friends.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Mrs Virginia Cunningham and aer
sister, Mrs. Abbie Hall were in the
city last week for the funeral of their
aunt Racheal Roberts.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07

Reverend N. H. Jeltz, pastor of st.
James A. NJ. E. Church, Meridian.
Reverend Jeltz will preach at Newell
Chapel at $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday.
He promises to bring his senior and
junior choirs and a host of his mem
bers to help liquidate the indebted
ness on Newell Chapel.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-04-07
Folk We Know

Rev and Mrs. r. B. Ooten of Law
renee were in the city last week on
business.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24
Anglia, zibelka dru-
stva "a varstvo Hvali

Pravi naslov drustva Sc glasi
v Angliji takole: "Kraljevsko
drustvo "a prepreeevanje nuce-
MIA zivali'. Ustanovljeno je bi-
10 leta 1924 in je tako najsta-
rejse, a tudi najvecje drustvo
"a varstvo zivali ma svetu. u
stanovniki so bill: Rev. Arthur
Broome, poslanec Richard Mar
tin in njuni sodelavci.
Prvi poskus ustanovitve dru-
stva je bill narejen Re leta 1922,
ko je izsel Martinov zakon
varstvu zivali in pticev.
Sprva ;ie drustvo zivotarilo,
ker je imelo hudega nasprotni'
ka v brezbriznosti javnosti, It's
ka in parlamenta. sele leta 1885
| ko sta Kentska vojvodinja in
: lzneginja Victoria prevzeli po-
kroviteljstvo mad drustvom, je
drustvo zacelo napredovati.
! Ko je kneginja Viktorija "a
sedla angleski prestol, je obno-
villa svoje pokroviteljstvo mad
druStvom in ukazala, da Sc dru-
Stvo imenuje kraljevsko.
| Zgledu kraljice so seveda sle-
dill tudi drugi clani kraljeve
druzine in ostali odlicniki, ce-
mer Sc je drustvo povzpelo med
prva najodlicnejsa drustva An
glije. Vpliv drustva ma angleski
narod Sc je pokazal kmalu~v
tenn, da so postal ljudje An
gliji obzirni do zivali, bile so
odpravljene razne stare okrut-
nosti, izdane so bile postave, XII
SO bile korist milijonov bitij.
Angleskemu primeru so sle-
dill tudi po ostalem syetu.
Namen angleskega drustva je
bio gojiti dobrosrcnost in pre-
precevati okrutnosti, kar dru-
stvo dosega ljudsko vzgojo z
opon1ini in svarili, po potre-
bi S sodnijsko kaznijo, dasi po-
slednja mera ne prihaja toliko
V postev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24

in je slo veliko materiala v IL
gubo.
Kovanje ventila pa je po-
vzrocilo, da je bila snow ma ro-
bu, XII zapira prostor ma sede-
zu ventila, neenakomerna, "a
radi cesar sta Sc ventil in Sc
dez kmalu neenakomerno IRA
bila. Danes Sc izdelujejo ventili
v vseh tovarnah ma poseben ma
Gin, XII Sc je zaeel uveljavljati
pred kakimi Is lett, in Xxi m u
pravijo matriciranje. Ia dolo-
cen ventil vzamejo najprej je-
kleno palico, XII je komaj nekaj
desetink milimetra debelejsa cd
premera stebla izgotovljenega
ventila. V posebnem stroju Sc
ia palica ma enem koncu segre-
je in stroj skuje H. materiala
palice nekako hruskasto glavo,
katere prostornina odgovarja
natancno prostornini dogotov-
ljene glave ventila. Nato pride
ventil pod, mocno preso, XII mu
hrusKasto glavo ckujc V zahte-
vano obliko.,
Ma ia nacin Sc dobi enako-
merno porazdeljen material.
Ventil sam pa Sc samo Sc ma
povrsini obdela.
Pri motorjih, kjer so ventili
termicno posebno izpostavljeni,
pa uporabljajo danes votle ven
tile, XII imajo znotraj posebno
maso, da toploto IL glave nitro
odvaja navzdol ma steblo ven
tia in odtod ma stene. Kot ma
terial "a ventile Sc uporabljajo
posebna jekla, XII tudi razzar'
jenem stanju ne izgubijo svoje
trdnosti. Vrsta takega jekla, k
ga uporabljajo t u k j V Anne
riki "a avtomobilske motorje
vsebuje 16 odstotkov kr O m 6
! (tako imenovano "silchrom" je'
klo), "a avijonske motorje pa
Sc uporablja jekla, XII imajo dc
so odstotkov kroma sebi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24
POTREBUJEMO RAZ~
NA$ALCE LISTA!

zadnJem casu ina uprava Enakopravnosti ve-
like tezave zvezi raznasanjem lista ma dom ma
rocnikov, ker je cedalje teze dob zanesjive decke
"a opravljanje tega posa. Svo cas- je ba veikanska
tekma kdo bo dobil pose raznasalca, kajti starsem
je bio ma tem da otroci kat zasuzijo, docim je da
mes polozaj ravno obraten; denara je povsod dovol
in "a postranski zasluzek je malokomu kaj mar
Posledica tega je, da raznasanje lista trpi in da
narocnki ne dobivajo lsta tako redno kot bi ga mo-
rail- Decki SO "samostojni' in kar ma lepem odpove-
do, in ker nj mogoce drugega kar kljuke sneti vi
XII ste narocnik, doticni dan ne prejmete lista
Ma narocnike, oziroma starse, XII imajo decke. XII
b prevzel pose raznasalcev in bi ga ttdi vesno vr-
sill, tenn potion apeliramo, da nam javijo imena in
nasove, tako da bono slucaju nepricakovanh od-.
povedi mogli vrzel takoj zamasiti in da postrezba
narocnikom ne Nbo trpela. Obenem prosimo narocni
ke, katerm je list dostayljan dom da SO potrpez
jiv, kajti vedeti morajo, da kakor povsod drugod,
tako SO tudi upravi pr lsta vojne razmere prinese
vse polno .probemov in tezkoc.
Prijazno vas torej prosimo, da sode]ujete ma
mi in da nam greste ma roko teh kriticnih razme
rah. Ako mogoce, zgase Sc osebno uradu lista ali
pa poklicete telefonicno Henderson 531l. "a col
linWoodsko okrozje pa lahko stopite stiko nasim
zastopnikom Mr.. John Steblajem, 1143 E. 1863 ST..
telefon IVanhoe 1880
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24
F2oke

Bilo je v zenevi, oh priliki E.
ne prvih sci Lige narodov, ko
Sc je diplomat starega plemis-
kega rodu blazno zaljubil v mia
do vdovo, XII je bila tudi il ta-
Ike rodbine kot on.
Ia osem in dvajsetletni mar
XII nj bill nikakrsen novinec V
ljubezni in ie bill tudi vajen svo-
ia euvstva razpredeliti. Dobro
Sc je zavedal, .da Sc to vdovo
nj zasledal zarsdi rjene izrcdne
lepote, marvec zaradi njenih
rok, XII Sc je vanje ma prvi po-
gled zaljubil. Zakaj, Sc nikdar
pref nj bill videl taksnih izrazi-
to zivih rok, XII SO bile kot ala
baster. in so imele dodge, ozke
prste. Kadarkoli jih je pogledal,
je obcutil, kakor bi Sc bill V
njih sam Bog razodel kot kipar,
ko jih je bill ustvarii, sal jih
nobena cloveska domisljija nj
mogla bolj dovrseno izoblikova-
ii. In ker je bill mark ze cd
nekdaj zaverovan prouceva-
nje rok in jih je ze zmeraj de-
lii ma prijetne neprijetne, ma
govorece in brezizrazne, da &C.
10 ma dobre in hudobne roke, je
bilo kar razurnljivo, da ga je
povsem prevzel car teh rok in
njihove lastnice.
Mexico zyecer : takrat sta
lie nekaj tednov poznala drug
drugega in Sc najlepsi sklad-
nosti sporazumevala = sta sla
v igralno dvorano in sta nekaj
casa opazovala igre pri ruleti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24

a Ma 13 dan pristajaa letala TAM ker e bila pref
nedotakljena dzunga.
Battalion Seabee- ev ina, 1919 MOI in 80 easnikov.
Use panoge zdanja zastopane. To je poponoma ko-
pleen oddelek, XII til kamor reba in more zaceti
katerokoi delo.
Seabeej SO preprican da je vse skupaj zelo proza-
cno ter ceso tudi nehvalezno Mornarica marni in
mazda pa pone hvale in navdusenja kadarkoi kdo
omeni ime Seabee
I'll pomorseaki, XII vozijo seboj traktorje, bodo
da postal prav posebni unaki tel gobani voni, ka
teri 81 nabirajo tako izredno svetle slave