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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24

strop prodira mad MO.
"Tega mora biti konec", j
dejala.
"Nocoj Sc mora dovrsiti."
| Nj vedela kako, nj znala, ka
maj stori. Komaj podzavestnt
Sc je zavedala, da Sc velikt
naglico oblaci in odpravlja il
da trepeta slednja zilica v ME
mem telesu.
Jedva ma ulici Sc je napol "a
vedala same sebe. Bezala je oil
hisah, kakor da gori "a MO. Is
kala je nekoga .neutrudno v CRU
cab ljudi, pred kavarnami in ns
trotoarjih, nj ga mogla najti
"Nocoj Sc mora dovrSiti."
Kaj? =.
| Nenadoma je stala pred GER.
kvijo. Ko Sc je odpocila ma vr-
hu stopnic pod ogromnimi ste,
bri panteonskega poslopja, ii je
sinila V glavo cudna misel.
Kakor da ne pozna vec tega
poslopja in ne We njegovega po-
mena, je zrla v stene. Nizka
vrata so bila zaprta, oh stebrih
in oh vhodu Sc je zgrinjal mi
sticen mrak.
Rada bi bila vstopila v sveti-
see. Predocila 81 je 1.-Two globoki
mrak pod visoko kupolo in :je v
duhu razloeevala predmete. V
velikem oltarju luc. Redki l.ju
die so klopeh, zdelo Sc il ie
da glasovi duhovnikov v noci
prodirajo il neznane globine "a
velikim oltarjem. Kakor da so
glasovi izprasujoce vesti.
Nehote je klecnila. Pretreslc
10 je. Kot da je padel castor
in loeil duso cd ostalega sve-
ia. Jeknila je V svoji notranjo-
stl. Sklenila je roki, oci je upr-
la relief mad yhodom, moliti
nj mogla. sepetala je nezmisel-
no molitvi podobne besede. Ne
kaj je lilo v srce, zivljenje uli-
ce je bio premocno v Mi, stika
z Bogom nj mogla najti.
Cudno, precudno Sc je preta-
kalo. Cista dusevnost Sc il je. IL
Bila je razkosana, bori-
"a Sc je s spomini: To je bilo |
davno, kai je danes? In kakor
la so prisli spomini il sobe "a |
1jo, Sc je tepla z mimi.
Spomnila Sc je svojega de-
lnstva in prvih h odnosaiev z
Bogom; materine
nolitve in prvega obha jila.
|seh prebelih nedelj, petja in
lisecega kadila. Njihova cerkev
e bila svetla, petite veselo, po-
'ovor z Bogom tistih dni :je bill
adosten, lie lahek din strahu
ozjega je plaval mad vsem.
Potem pa Sc je nenadoma vse
premenilo. Matt je umrla, ona
2 stopila v zakon. Mislila je, da
2 S svojo notranjostjo obracu-
ala, da ne potrebuje nikogar
&c. Stokrat je dejala svojemu
lozu: Ii 81 moi Bog! Pri tel
esedi je bio malo razuma, a
esnice mnogo. Hotela :je reel:
loJe brezskrbno, sito zivljenje
: moi Bog.
MOI Sc j je smejal. Ma to be-
edo jo je stisnil k sebi, bila mu
ljubsa. Nj Sc vec bal "a po-
est svoje ljubezni. Mega je
!olila, on je njen zacetek in ko-
&c.
Po svoji vzgoji in po vsem o.
,alem Krsevan nikoli nj potre-
oval tistega duhovnega zivlje-
ia, XII Sc pogovarja z vecnost-
IN z vsem neznanim in isce
;ehe v tenn. Njegova resnost je
la v njegovi naturi, ne v raz-
isljanju. !
Ce Sc je pokrizala zena, Sc ii !!
posmehoval, pokrizal pa Sc nj
koli. Oh MEM in oh sreci, XII
Je Avela, je opustila gospa
era pogovarjanje z onostra-
m in vecno zagonetnim. V mai
= ii 1yyi :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24
Have YOU done your part in Il

VoUR gallant fighting men are giv-
i ing all they've got to put over
the knockout blow. But you must
do your share to back them up.
Your share in this about drive
means investing in War Bonds until
it hurts. The very least you can do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-24

is invest in at least one extra han.
dred dollar Bond (costs S75.) -.
and as many more as possible,
Help your company meet its quota.
Display the 18th War Loan emblem
at home. Do this and you'll help
your country help yourself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Homakers Keep
Hands Lovely

HOMEMAKERS find house
work is hard on their hands.
busting. washing. pairing vege-
tables leave their mark on hand
lovliness. Stains make the
hands look i'll kept so take pre-
cautions. Use the juice of raw
tomatoes or lemons 10 remove
all evidence OF vegetable stains.
Rub hands with dry salt or
wipe with newspaper. immedi-
ately after peeling onions and
there will be no unpleasant
odor left TO remind you of your
kitchen duties.
After hands have been i'm
merged in soapsuds for some
time, they usually feel puck
cred up or have a parboiled ap-
pearance. Rubbing with vine-
gar or lemon juice relieves this
condition and makes hands soft
and white again. To keep
hands soft and smooth. put
two tablespoons of uncooked
rolled oats into a saucer and
cover with water. Let the mix
ture stand until II becomes
cloudy. Dip your fingers into
this oatmeal water then rub il
into your hands until they are
thoroughly dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Full BIoused Back Characteristic

The full boused back characteristic of this house and
which camouhages any spare tire madame might have &C
CURED throughout his soft suits Most Of these suits
have cardigan necknes usually styles Instead
bouses for them Block shows capeeved Jenkins made in
the colo the suits Many of these suits have match
ing topcoats short beed coats All have accompanying
hats.
His spring prints all in small spaced motifs are either
livery bright black and white His famed lumberacket
again and again in solid toned suede wool or in tiny
checks
Dressy frocks for spring and in black sheers
navy with sleeves low neckines roth of lingerie
trim. Newest the harem-draped skirt lines
Innovation this house is the establishing of THE little
Blocks of fashions for the TO 6 yearold miss
sstng mostly of bright little jumpers and embroidered bouses
Block explained that when LS5 limitations lifted he will
naugurae big Block and little Block series Of costumes
done for mother and repeated miniature for her daughter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Prizes
For Dolls

IT'S THAT time Of year
again, ladies. when we all pitch
in to help the old Newsboys
dress dolls for little girls >.
for Christmas.
The Women's Department OF
The Detroit Times has taken
1000 of those dolls. TO be
dressed by Detroit Times read
ers with prizes, as usual, for the
best dressed.
Prizes this year will be given
in u. s. War Bonds and
Stamps, and are as follows:
Fancy Dress
This means dolls dressed in
party costumes long or
short.
FIRST-A SIS U. S. war bond.
SECOND-Sl5 in war stamps.
THEN-to the next 10 best
dressed dolls will 60 50 each
in war stamps.
AND-20 dolls will receive 81
each-in war stamps.
Tailored and Sensible
These are the dolls dressed in
perky little Bingham or muslin
dresses, with perhaps coats and
bonnets 10 match.
FIRST-Sl0 in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRDS in var stamps.
AND-20 dolls TO receive 81
each--in war stamps.
Character Dolls
These are dolls dressed 10
represent Mother Goose or
other fairy 'tale characters
and dolls dressed in foreign cos
tunes
FIRST-SlO in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRDS IN war stamps.
AND-five 81 prizes in war
stamps.
Knits and Croehets
These are the dolls dressed in
crocheted or knitted costumes
.. dresses or snow suits.
FLRST-S5 in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRDS in war stamps.
AND five 81 prizes in war
stamps.
Baby Dolls
FIRST-S5 in war stamps
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRD-S2 in war stamps.
AND-five 81 prizes--in war
stamps.
The dolls are going fast so
we hope you will call for yours
as soon as possible so as not TO
be disappointed. To obtain your
doll or dolls FOR dressing come
10 Room SOB. Detroit Times
Building. Hours 8 a. m. TO $50
p. m. daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Chicago Seeks to Meet
Women's Fashion Needs
BY JOAN DEAN

CHICAGO, Oct 17--Adopting its platform not ex.
IRENE paceseng fashions but good wearsbe clothes suited
ITO the averagewomans Of life, the chicago fashon IN
TODAY welcomed to its spring week. the fashion
press of the Midwest and will reveal future plans this evening
banquet of what postwar fashions will develop
when government restrictions are lifted.
"A city Of superatives biggest hotel in the world
biggest lake shore drive the world biggest merchandise
mart in the world biggest stadium in the world Chicago
adds worlds second largest garment CEN
ter from the humble beginnings of wash dress house
Topsy just grew" explained Ruth Hatfield GIFTS
pretty young pubcs AT first had just wash frocks
then came coats Now the industry has mush-
roomed a complete field"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Saturday
Sweetest Day
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Wonen's Editor, srhs Detroit Times


SATURDAY, OCT. 81. I am
reminded has been set aside by
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries, as
Sweetest Day.
Started several years ago as
a small-town expression OF
neighborliness and remembrance
OF underprivileged residents, the
Sweetest Day idea spread
throughout the nation and grew
TO include remembrance OF loved
ones and acquaintance. Its OBJ
servation has become so general
that II is rated next TO Christ
mas and Easter as a family
festival and community cele-
bration.
Along civic lines, the Detroit
Sweetest Day committee again
takes action this year to dis
tribute more than 1000 gift
boxes to the less-privileged, TO
those living in children's and
oldfolks' homes, orphanages and
hospitals. In addition they will
arrange for entertainment pro-
grams by stars of stage and
radio in many such institutions.
Other Groups.
Other groups interested in
community service. such as
charitable organizations. social
welfare groups, church and
school agencies, have pledged
their aid 10 the committee in an
effort 10 make the observation
Of Sweetest Day as widespread
as possible.
Remember back before
the war how we used to rush
out and buy boxes of candy,
bouquets Of flowers and so on
for loved ones on the
Sweetest Day? All me. those
dear, dead days. About the best
you could do now (for sweet
ness) is a jar OF honey be-
sides we've got something more
on our minds.
Greater Need
But this year there's even A
greater need for sweetness
time off 10 make some one
happy. A special letter TO the
boys wherever they are
I'm thinking Of you on this
Sweetest Day, wishing this let
ter were a chocolate cake.
Don't forget boy over
seas will thank you from the
bottom Of his heart 10 pay A
visit 10 his mother. or send her
the flowers he cannot send this
year especially it's time 10
remember mothers whose boys
will not be coming back
And we're not exactly desti-
tute gifts within reason 49,.
10 those you love 10 shut
ms matter Of fact. choose
your own method Of spreading
sweetness this year Of 1914
Detroit's recognition OF
Sweetest Day on the third Sun
day in October each year is part
Of national program 10 set
aside one day annually 10
make some one happy" Every
Detroiter is asked 10 make this
day his good deed day" and
contribute his quota toward
national good deed spirit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Civ Finds Out Fashion Needs

The garment center here in keeping with the gigantic
city, spreads from the fabulous Merchandise
Mart to Jackson Blvd of IL to IA blocks Covering
today are fashion editors Milwaukee Madison, Buffalo,
Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, Louisville, Atlanta Iowa.
California and New York City.
Our first stop took the House of Fred A Block
familiar weldressed Detroit And, though
you may putting the finishing touches to your fall ward
robe concentrating your spring fashions And
according him. the high eoors of autumn will into
lilac for he shows great deal of high shades for spring
notably fuchsia which has mued and calls rouge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15
ADVERTISEMENT
CONSTIPATION GONE
WRITES INVENTOR!
"a years. use convinces me
nothing helps like
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN"

This true incident may bring
new hope TO constipation sufferers.
Read this unsolicited letter.
Some OF my friends were talking abcut
n laxative ad in the Post. ! cut in and
insisted there's nothing like ALI~BRAN
and told them how IL has helped keep
me out of . condition I was in years ago.
Then they told me the I'd they were dis
eussng was an ALL-BRAH Ad--they tod
me should have q medal for spreading the
good news about ALi~BRAN which
had helped these friends too" W. J. Me-
LAughlin. sos End No. S.. Camden. N. J.
Scientists say KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN can really get at"
a common cause Of constipation
lack of sufficient "cellulosic" ele-
ments in the diet-because il In
one of Natures most effective
sources Of these elements. They
work by helping the friendly CO
Ionic fora to fluf mp and prepare
the colonic wastes for easy natural
elimination. KELLOGG'S ALL
BRAN is not a purgative medi-
cine - but a wholesome, gentle
acting. regulating" food.
II you have constipation Of this
type, eat KELLOCG'S ALL
BRAN or several ALLBRAN
mullins regularly. Drink plenty of
water. See il you don't cheer it's
welcome relief. Insist on 0sxutrs
ALL-BRAN. made only by
Kellogg's in Battle Greek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

Birmingham is back to normal
again. shaken but proud Of the
fact that il has survived probably
the most realistic air raid alarm
since Los Angeles thought the
Japs were descending by toy
balloon, back In 1912.
The towN siren let out an I'M
expected and terrific wall at 2.3O
a. m. Monday.
II was loud and ominous enough
to arouse every one.
PLANES ZOOM OVER
Most of the folks rolled over In
the belief that IL was just another
one of those things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15
Gets Police Promotion

FLINT. June Is L Patrolman
Frank Wilson Saturday will be-
come acting sergeant in the uni
form division and officially will
become sergeant on June %, Capt.
G.. A. Hawkins today announced.
Wilson has been policeman for
10 ..on.r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15
Alert Wakes Birmingham

police calls that the alert was
intended only for Birmingham's
volunteer fire department and
that the home OF w. b. Mainland
at 945 Glenhurst was in flames.
Even now, nobody knows whence
came those planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15
Strike Ends
At Graham

Returning to work after a five
day unauthorized strike, $500
Rsaham-Pai Motors Corp. work
today awaited the outcome Of
negotiation conferences with the
management.
War Labor Board action was
expected ON grievances of Local
l42. UAW-CIO. TO which the
workers belong.
Breaking a deadlock which had
blocked a return-to-work vote at
Tuesdays session. union president
Thomas Stanley yesterday read
the workers an agreement by
Graham-Psige's labor policy COM
mittee.
AGREE TO RETURN
Voting at the hot, crowded
Local 157 Hall, Fourteenth and
McGraw, the workers agreed TO
revive Graham-Paige amphibious
tank production, at standstlll
since the walkout Saturday with
a return TO their jobs at 8 a. m.
today.
A so-called racial issue"
caused this latest friction between
the workers and the firms labor
relations director, Edward Rior-
dan. according 10 Stanley.
The walkout began when six
Negro stockroom workers left
their jobs after one Of their num-
Der had been refused an up
grade" 10 a clerical post, the
union president asserted.
FRANKENSTEEN NAMED
Because there has been some
bad blood between Riordan
and me, the company has In
sisted that an international rep
resentative Of the union sit on
the negotiating board" Stanley
said. "UAW vice president
Frankensteen has been named
10 that post"
---Esesy Day u D-Day In factories--
>Order Zoe United States War
wings stamps from your De
Hoit Times carrier. Hell de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

But, a moment later there came
the looming roar OF airplanes-
planes flying low with motors at
top speed. deafening the welkin
and shaking the very walls.
Then Birmingham got up. II
might be the real thing.
And If they couldn't quite be-
lieve il, then. they did when they
rushed TO windows and saw red
glow overspreading the sky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15
DIVE FOR SAND PALS

There was a general dive for
sand pals, hose lengths and other
antidotes TO incendiary bombs.
The alarm lasted until the citi-
zenry was able TO learn from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-15

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-03
NEED TIRE RECORDS
FOR EXTRA RATIONS

Raleigh. Feb. 3.-MutOrists must
now present their tire inspection re-
cords when applying for special gas
ulinC ratIOnS for use when moving To
a new residence or for other special
circumstances. the Raleigh District
Office of Price Administration an
n0unCcd today.
Local War Price and Rationing
Boards Will note on these records the
fact that 4 special ration has been
issued. the amount of the special ra-
ton and the reason for its issuance
so that permanent record of all
special rations issued to a motOriSt
VIII be available To any board Ia
which application may be made in
the future.
AT the same time OPA frightened
It's regulations specifically in regard
to special rationS for moving by pro-
v;ding that no ration for this purpose
shall be issued until all outstanding
supplemental rations C'B" or &c"
bookS) arc first surrendered.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-03

whichever j. greater If the property
was acquired by gift after December
81. 1920, the basis IS the same as il
would have been in the hands of the
donor or the last preceding owner by
whom II WAS not acquired by gift.
While land is not ordinarily deprc-
cI"p!c, an allowance corresponding
Ia depreciation. known Us depletion,
l. permitted III the case OF minal
property from which minerals Gin
Guiding OLD are being extracted. In
the case ui certain farming opera
lions. requiring expenditures To
maintain the productivity of the
soil. such as orchards. where regular
rcplantIIg must be pracilccd. or
farm land requiring periodic clear
ing on drainage or application OF fer
ntIIer, depreciation deductions To re-
coIer the sums expended may be
permitted in accordance with the cx-
hauStlOn of value. if the amount SO
expended III developing the property
t"r use Is treated as Il capital cX-
pCudIturc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-03
YOUR FEDERAL
INCOME TAX
No. 2S
nErRECIATION CART y.

The useful lite" of - Druprl.ry. fnr.
'"u,ra! income taN purpose. l. con-
-.a".vu u- It's term ui use for the
purpose de, gn"d Complete cxnauS-
i.n 'l 81 property l. moi required in
estimating the annual depreciation
"N' 10 i Possesses salvage V;Ill." at
the end a.. the useful lie. This value
must u" taken into aCCpun; ~ deter
wEH@ the depreciation .aIv Thus,
In" useful life 81 a rental nU.ldun
would ac its useful rental life. tho
ugh al the end Ui that period II urav
possess scrap on salvage value which
must I've taken INTO account. For the
S'''aiIr II iaXpayCT-. the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue has prepared 4
bulletin tBulletm ~ setting forth
Bureau practice in regard t. dcprc-
CIa'iun deductions and estimated
useful life O! various types ui p!o-
perry.
After the estimated useful life OF
tn" property has been determined.
the capital sum To he recovered may
ID" charged off over the period. eth
~ IN equal annual .nStallmcniS or in
accordance with any recognized
trade practice. The amount So Ch;,ra-
ed oft must be used t. reduce the
cost trluS any additions and better
wcnt>D or Other basis AT which tie
dcprrcIablc property is held. and il
the property is subsequently, sold or
exchanged. that reduced basis be-
comes the adjusted basis Tor deter
mining the gain or loss ON the sale
or Exchange.
II It Is clearly shown that. because
of economic OF other conditions. pro-
perry must be abandoned at a date
prior {" the end of its normal useful
life. 50 that depreciation deductions
alone are insufficient To return the
cost or other basis. reasonable &C.
duciion for obSolcsccnce may be al
lowed IN addition To depreciation.
As stated above. depreciation al
InwanceS are based upon the cost
''or ether basis If the property was
acquired by purchase after February
~. 1918. the cost is the basis. If az
CURED by purchase prior to March
!. 1913, the basis is the cost of the
property less depreciation sustained
prior TO March |, 1918. or the fair
market value on March !. 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-03

educating men not 10 serve the
United States but to serve the c. l.
.. i'll elections
Referring 10 the recent railroad
strike threat and what William
Green. head of the American Fed
GRAFTON oi Labor, said about it,
Bailey declared:
He said there never Was any
danger OF. the railroad strike taking
place anyway. Well. that makes
matters worse. Ii he is To be be-
licvcd. the railroad labor unions
were bluiting Uncle sam when his
back Was TO the wall. and | do not
know OF anything more damnablc
than that. |: they meant ia Stul'
the trains. they meant to surrender
the country - Hitler. and nothing
else can oc made out OF il. II ;hcy
did not mean ~ stop the trains.
then they mean; - bluff the Prcsi-
den, OF the United States i'll an h1ur
when they 'huWGh, ne could not
afford to call the olaf. Either way
you take L. there are no decent
words with which to describe /.
tn,.c are no JuIcct.vcS sufficient t.
condemn L."
Il ar going down The line" a5,j
he senator. with every man who
IS III favor e.: unity OF our county
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-03
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-03
UNC is CLAIMING
u. S. SWIM TITLE

-. Chapel Hill, Feb. 3-Thc flying
iish at North Carolina University are
beng hailed not only the strongest
tank club ever turned out in tie
South but also as leading claiment
Tor the unofficial national team title.
The Blue Dolphins. who number
several national champions and re-
cord holders, swept both the Car
ollnas and Southeastern AAU Meets
and upset Nays national leaders TO
rank with the top team or so in the
country.