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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-24
Z c. WAYLAND BROOKS,
Senator, Illinois.

y {. NAfIAND BROOKS,
Senator, Illinois
MR. WILLIAM RANDOL PHI HEARST.
McCLOUD CAL:
CONGRATULATE you upon your successful cam
~ paign in behalf of the CT Bill of Rights Passage
Of this legislation real practical recognition OF the
obligations owe to our fighting men. AS one Of
the many agencies supporting the measure, we of the
American Federation Of Labor deeply appreciate your
effective cooperation.
VICTOR \, OLANDER,
Secretary Treasurer, Illinois State Federation
of Labor.
MIR WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
McCLOUD CAL:
YOU TO be congratulated for your persistent
and generous support through your newspapers
throughout the country in behalf Of the CT Bill Of
Rights. This magnificent program for aid to return
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-24
Hearst Papers Commended for Gil Bill

the future of satisfaction 10 every patriotic
American Your untrng efforts behalf of veterans
graduate you heartily upon your part in this great
accomplishment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
|. Mali ogIasi
odietell n1o$lxi

XII Sc zanima "a trgovino, dobi
izredno priliko v trgovini $ po-
histvom, kjer bi prevzel vod-
stvo. Trgovina je ma trdni pod
lagi, ustanovljena pred lett. L.
kusnja nj potrebna, le da ina
dobro voljo in zanimanje "a tr-
govino. Dobra plaza in lepa po-
vojna bodocnost. Kogar zanima,
maj pusti svoje ime in rlaslov v
uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12

mrtev stroi - ko slamn a t
NOR sem vzkipel mad MIN.
."Vcasih komaj veste, da zivi-
Lte."
"Pred vsem je treba, da ne
vpliva nobena osebna lastnost
ma vase sodbo', je odvrnil z
zlobnim smehljajem. "Zame nj
moi varovanec mic drugega ne
60 ena enota, en- cinitelj v mo-
jih racunih in problemih. Srce
pa samo zmesa jasno razmotri-
vanje. Nj vse zlato, kar Sc sve-
ii. Najkrasnejso zensko, ka r
sem jih videl, so obesili, XII je
bila zastrupila svoje tri otroke,
XII so bill zavarovani "a zivlje-
ME. A najgrsi moz, kar jih po'
znam, je clovekoljub, XII je IL
dal re cetrtino minjona "a Ion
donske reveze."
"Toda v tenn slucaju, gospoc
Holmes. -
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12

"Toda dovolite mi Sc emo
vprasanje: Je-li ia pisava ista,
kakor ma skatljici z biseri?" ~
"Poglejte sami", je dejala in
mu pomolila nekaj papirjev.
"Vidim, z vami Sc da govori-
ii. Glavo innate ma pravem me-
stu. To je kaj lepo!" Razlozil je
papirje ma mizi in njegove oci
so svigale cd enega do druge-
ga.
"Povsod drugod je pis a v a
spremenjena, samo pismo je pi-
sano navadno pisavo. Poglej-
te, kako Sc mu lomi grski y in
ia repek crke S. To je nedvom-
no pisala ista roka. Necem yam
dajati praznega upanja, gospica
Morstan, vendar - ali je ia pi-
sava kaj podobna oni vasega O.
ceta?"
"Cisto nic!"
"To sem 81 takoj mislil. No
torej OBJ sestih vas bodeva pri'
cakovala. &c dovolite, da shra'
MIN papirje JAZZ, Sc mi morebit5
posreci Sc pref zgrabiti stval
pri pravem koncu. Zdaj je urs
pol stirih. Torej ma svidenje!"
"Na svidenje!" je dejala go
spica veselega obraza, spravils
skatljo biseri ter odhitela
prijaznim pozdravom. Skozi o
kno sem jo Sc videl, kako je
brzimi koraki hitela po ulici
nazadnje Sc je premikal njen 81
vi klobucek z belim pereson
kot neznatna tocka med TENN
mnozico ljudi.
"Zelo ljubezniva deklica'
sem opomnil, obrnivsi Sc k svo
: jemu tovarisu.
Holmes je zopet zazgal pipe
sc naslonil ma naslanjac in pr
hal napolzaprtih oci oblake d
ma.
"Tako?" je rekel pocasi =
"tega nisem zapazil."
"Ampak vi ste pa res kako
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
HiSa naprOdai

E. 68 St., blizu st. Clair Ave.
6 sob, spodaj, 4 sobe zgoraj.
$1OO mesecnih dohodkov. Proda
Sc po zmerni ceni. Ia podrobno-
sti poklicite po telefonu: EN-.
7789. 60
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
NAPRODAJ

Ma E. 100 St., blizu Grove
wood Ave. - Hisa S 8 sobami "a
dve druzini. Moderna hisa. Do
bra prilika "a slovensko ali hr-
vatsko druzino. Cena $1,000, ia
koj v gotovini $500.
9 sob "a 2 druzini, 3 garaze,
velika lota; ma E. 102 St., sever
no cd St. Clair Ave. Cena $1,000.
Z sob "a emo druzino, vse mo.
derno urejeno. Ma E. SO St., sc.
verno cd st. Clair Ave. Cena
$1,000.
'Miho|i ievich Bros. CO,
b424 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
ZNAMENJE $TIRlH
LONDONSKA POVEST
ANGLESKI SP1SAL A. CONAN DOYLE
pisateljevm dovoljenjem poslovenil D. Bt-n

in mnogo vredni. No, pa sal Sc
lahko sami prepricate, &c so le-
pi ali ne!"
Odprla je ploscnato skatljico
in v njej Sc je zalesketalo sest
najlepsih biserov, kar sem jih
kdaj videl.
"Kar ste mi povedali, je zelo
zanimivo', je dejal Holmes. "A
Ii Sc je sicer Sc kaj zgodilo y"
''Da, ravno danes. Zato sem
prisla sem. Zjutraj sem prejela
pismo - prosim, berite!"
"Dobro! Date tudi kuverto
sem! Postni pecat je IL Londo-
ma S. w., II. julia. HIM! Tu ma
oglu Sc pozna odtisek moske ro-
ke, -- skoro gotovo pismonose,
- papir je najboljse vrste in O.
vitek ravno tako. Ia posiljatelj
dobro izbere papir, predno pise
Pa mic nagovora: "Spostovana
gospodicna!' ali kaj takega, am.
pax kar naravnost pise? "Ca'
katie danes oh sedmi uri zvece1
pri tretjem stebru ma levi stra'
nj "Licejskega gledalisca.' c.
ne zaupate, vas lahko spremlja'
ia diva prijatelja. Dozdaj ste tr'
peli krivico, zdaj pa zelim z va
mi vse poravnati. O policiji NJ
maram n!cesar vedeti. &c pri
peljete katerega Cd te, DO x
vas vse izgubljeno. Vas neznan
prijatelj.' - To je pa ze ime
nitno, ia maJhna skrivnost. Ka
mislite ukreniti, gospica Nor
stan?"
"Saj to je tisto, kar hi va
, rada vprasala.'
20, potem pa pojdemo ka
tia - vi, JAZZ in - kajpada -
gospod doktor Watson, XII je
takih receh moz ma svojem me
stu. V pismu je govor dwell
prijateljih, in midva sva prija
7 telja, ker sva ze pref enkrat il
vrsila skupaj neko tako delo.'
"Ce DO lie hotel iti?" je vpra
j sala gospodicna; njene besed
so zvenele kot mila prosnja.
: "Ponosen bonn ma to in srec
mega Sc bonn cutil, &c mi Eau
pate tako opravilo'', sem vzklik
nil yes V ognju.
2 "Predobra sta, gospoda," j
odvrnila ona. - "Doslej sem Ii
: vela cisto samotarsko zivljenj
I in zato nimam nobenega prija
:. telja, XII bi Sc mogla obrnit
v mani. Ali bo dovolj zgodaj, E
= pridem OBJ sestih?"
"Najkasneje oh sestih", j
4 rekel Holmes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12

Air raid wardns and volunteers bring out casualties from the
ruins of block of struck German
released said
given.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
Drus+vo Sv. Ane, st.
As. D. z.

Predsednica, Julia Brezovar,
1l73 E. go St.; podpredsednica,
Jennie Stanonik; tajnica, Mary
Braydac, 1853 E.s167 St.; zapis-
nikarica, Genovefa Zupan; bla-
gajnicarka, Josephine Orazem,
1926 Carl Ave.; rediteljica, Ma
ry Pristov; nadzornice, Anna
Erbeznik, Jennie Suvak. Rose
L. Erste. Drustveni zdravniki
so vsi slovenski zdravniki v Gle
velandu in bliznji okolici. Dru-
stvene seize so vsako drugo sre-
do v mesecu. Zacetek OBJ 8. uri
zvecer v SLOW. mar. domu, GAIT
St. Clair Ave., soba st. 1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12

NEW YORK, N. Y.-"Amoozin'
but confusln'" is it for the escort
who will take one of these two Sis
ters dining and dancing. They're
23-year-old airline stewardesses
who hail from St. Paul, MINI. He
can tell Eileen from Irene Brown
because Eileen told him she would
be all dressed up in pearls by Mar
vella and sweetheart pin in her
hair But in this picture it's Irene
who's wearing the pearls-and the
escort is going to be all mixed up.
So are we
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
Mali oglasi
ELITE ELECTRICAL CO.

11719 St. Clair Ave.-GL. 7728
Popravljamo elektricne in hisne pred
mete. Pridemo iskati in nazaj pripe-
ljemo. Nasa posebnost so popravila ra-
dio aparatov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
(Nadaljev0mje)

dober, da bi ostal," je dejala
proti Holmesu, "bi mi izkazal
neprecenljivo uslugo."
Sedel sem nazaj ma svoj stol.
"Cela stvar,' je nadaljevala,
"je v kratkem tale: Moi oce 'je
bill castnik pri nekem indijskem
polku; Sc kot majhnega otroka
me je postal il Indie ma An
glesko. Tu nisem imela niko-
gar svojih, kajti matt je bila
ze mrtva in tako sem prisla v
dobro urejen zavod V Edin-
burgh, kjer sem ostala do svo-
jega osemnajstega leta. Leta
1878 je dobil moi oee kot maj
starejsi stotnik svojega polka
dvanajstmesecen dopust in Sc je
vrnil domov. IL Londona mi je
brzojavil, da je srecno dospel
tie, ter mi sporocil "a svoj ma
SLOW "Langham hotel", kjer maj
bi ga takoj poiskala. Pismo je
bio, kakor Sc spominjam, pol
no ljubezni in dobrohotnosti.
Takoj sem odsla IL zavoda ter
Sc odpeljala " London: a kako
Sc zacudim, ko mi povedo v
"Langham-hotelu'', da je stot-
mix Morstan tn sicer izstopil, da
pa je sci prejsnji vecer ven in
Sc nj vec vrnil. Cakala sem ce-
Ii dan, a o ocetu nj sledu ne IT,
ru. Zvecer sem Sc obrnila po
hotelirjevem nasvetu ma poll
clio. Drugo jutro sem objavila
v vseh casopisih naznanila, to-
da vse poizvedovanje je bill o
brezuspesno; cd omega dne pa
do danes nisem izvedela nicesar
svojem nesrecnem ocetu. Pri-
Sci je V domovino upapolnim
srcem, v nadi, da DO uzival mir
in sreco, - a mesto tega -
Premagal jo je pretresljiv
jok, XII il je zaprl glas.
"Katerega dne je bilo to?' je
vprasal Holmes, odpiraje svoj
zapisnik.
"Oce je izginil dne 3. decem-
bra 1878 - skoro pred deseti-
mi lett"
"Njegova prtljaga?" ?"
"Je ostala v hotelu, a IL ME
nismo mogli nicesar sklepati.
Raven obleke in knjig smo do
bill samo Sc lepo zbirko redkih
stvari Andamanskih otokov
Moi oce je poveljeval strazam v
ondotnih kolonijah kaznjen-
cev."
cali je incl morebiti kakega
prijatelja V mestu?"
"Kolikor VEN, samo enega -
majorja Solto, XII je bill pri oce'
tovem polku st. "a bombajske
pehote. Major je bill malo pref
slekel vojasko suknjo in je sta
noval v Upper-Nordwoodu. Sc
veda sem poizvedovala tudi prj
tenn ma dolgo in siroko; toda We
del nj niti tega, da Sc nahaja
njegov nekdanji vojni tovaris
donna ma Angleskem.'
"Nenavaden dogodek," je pri.
pomnil Holmes.
"A kaj je Sc najbolj cudno
to vam moran Sc povedati. Ne
kako sest let bo tega, ali da po-
vem do picice natanko, dne 4
maja 1882, je prinesel casopis
"Times" poziv ma gospico Mari
jo Morstan, da maj naznani ma
SLOW opombo, da to ne DO brez
koristi "a MO. Podpisan pa nj
bill nihce in tudi kraj nj bill ma
znanjen, kjer je bilo to spisano.
Takrat sem bila ravno nastopila
sluzbo domace uciteljice v hisi
gospe Forester. Ia mi je ma
svetovala, ia maj posljem svoj
naslov v casopis. Sc istega dne
dobim po posti skatljico in Mi
velik, krasen biser, a niti enc
besedice ne v pojasnilo. Odslej
sem dobila vsako leto tako
skatljico, vselej ma isti dan, v
Moi drao kanan plede no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
Loree A. Wells
Dostojanstveni pogrebi po zmer-
nih cenah
cd S125 do $1,000
Cedar 7O38
Drus+vo Lozko doIino

Odbor "a leto 1914: Predsed-
mix Frank Baraga, 7702 Lock-
year Ave.; podpredsednik Jer-
nej Krasovec; tajnik Frank Ba-
vec, 1897 E. 66 St., HE. 9183;
zapisnikar in blagajnik John
j. Leskovec, 1915 Darley Ave.
nadzorni odbor:: John Lokar,
Charles Roman in John Mlakar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

II you have Il birthday today. vnu
are person who Is fond OF taking
a chanCc. fou should curb this ten
dcncy. as 1t VIII bring you uuhap-
pihcSS ana rcStic$SncSS. You waste
precious effort and energy in fol-
loving that desire. You ENJOY music
ana art; like children. and your
nome l.. very dear 10 you. Your fl
hancidI condition will greatly i'm
prove. Novel business and intclIcc-
'u"I activities promise well. but you
Shnllld avoid unWiSc expenditure
ana z" ahead. Born on this date a
child Viii display much originality
ana talent and should be allowed a
ircc hand IN choice of profession. II
ne or shc Is gwen this choice. for
iunate career is indicated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
Daily Dispatch Bureau
BY LYNN SISSET

Raleigh. May l8.-Ouc little pub
iiCiIrd pha>" of the question ui State
q! county amt vote on the sale ul
HIconoI:C beverages has featured
mos; Capitol Square discussions
sine" the candidates tor governor
al! come ou, rmphJI.cally for Il
statewide vote on the .SSiir
That = failure of several recent
genera. assemblies 20 act consistent
~ ON !ocu! option. Representatives
of the p AHC count Is. supported
by enough others 10 block State
referendum IN every legislature
since 1887. have insisted that each
county has right To- determine by
."r". vote whether hard liquor shall
Oc legally sold within lis borders.
At the same time. the legislature
has consistently refused 10 allow
counties tu vote on the question OF
wine and beer sales. More than 30
bills were offered in the 1913 Cen
crIl >-cmDly providing fOv some
kind OF local control over beer and
wine sales. either by action OF the
county commissioners or by vote OF
the people. During the closing days
at tuc session all OF these bills were
lGwpcd together and cons. .Gurd to
thc ash can.
The sale ui beer vas made legal IN
the nation by Congress and N this
State ny legislative act in 1888 br-
fore repeal of the 18Th amendment.
The 1893 North Carolina act legal
!Ici lis sale IN every one OF the 100
counties. Several years later special
acts exempted Mitchell and Yanccy
counties. 50 that now beer sales are
legal IN % counties by State act.
whisky can be sold ~ - counties by
local vote. Under laws sponsored by
the Brewing Industry Foundation
n. {. Committee many restrictions
have been placed around the sale of
beer and large discretion Is left with
local agencies.
The point l.. hat the counties
have been given no chance 20 vote
on beer ur Wine sales. There are
some keen observers of political
trends who think Il mistake not
to allow local option on these sales.
as on whisky. That might have SOL
vcd the problem: at least It would
have been consistent.
One mOuntaInCCr was talking
about Il. "lvc no objection 10 Pas
lu"'ark o. Dare or Wake counties
solving their own drinking problems
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
OPA Against
Conventions


h"ic'Sh' May 10. - Although a
''"''iDt! oi organizations, large and
S''"'I. nave c"hccIicd conventions III
Coh'l)'''ilce WIN me request of In"
S'' c'lhI'hl' many o'Hcr> are con-
UiUihS 10 hoio conventions as It's
,'"'. h"iN'! H. hpSendn, district
.'"''"S"r oi INC oilIcS oi Defense
iH''>i'"I""oh III haI'lEh. declared
'OuHH.
we are ool'Ecd l" report that
',C" VII" INC prospect ni INVASION
. ono me resulting need 10 Keep
,I"iiHpoi I"'t"' Iii'cS clear. unncc-
'SS'iS U"uc SHOWS ana conventions
.o.,'...I .1.,'.''H' ~ "c P''h'l'o' INC %
';.,i,, '',, '", ,"'", ,t' nv soEcI "'iiE OH
-. .'''s -. '''ssE W s,''.'""''T''S obvious
,'". .''s s.c''Su !" .Ihc 'h'o con-
-. .''c ,"' -, .,rsc '".iN c''
a...''..,. .',. y. VII Wal ''"''SP"i '"''oh
'''u''ICS ~, U:,.,, =,
po.o.',, So, ~" "'S''nC.' vi l.
.Sn',.I twr,,'", Po,,.,eu oul. c'snl IauS
dmIcd ,n. N1,v ,',T nio,n o,,c'','S rs, arc SSi,G
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
State Referendum, Demands
Stems From Local Option

on local option basis. II they L., us
do the same" he said. But I'm get
ting tired Oi the eastern AibC areas
yelling about local government and
home control. and then nest day
passing Il law saying we can't nave
local government IN or counties"
When the matter OF u statewide
referendum on liquor sales Is up for
discussion. most folks think IN terms
OF whisky. brandy. rum and other
hard liquors. Many strong advocates
of - State vote do not consider il IN
Terms al beer and light wines. just
as II WAS - years ago. when the
18Th amendment WAS before the pru-
PIE. II MAS voted because the people
generally We're thinking OF corner
saloons ana Darruums. But the Vol
stead act banned beer and wine
| almost 60; strong tea and coffee
The burlington Ac; WAS adopted IN
this State with enthusiasm 10 sc;
rid OF saloons and boutlcggcrS. II
was later found II also banned hard
cider and domestic wines. So nOW.
while enthusiasm Is being aroused
against ABC stores and State rccog-
milton OF whisky sales. there are
forces a: work tu include beer ana
VINE IN III, .S>uU To- be submitted TO
the people.
The candidate committed ihcmScl-
yes not uu "whi>ky" sales bat on
"l,quor" sales. and the dictionary
defines liquor a. AN alcoholic bcv-
cragC' Maybe they meant 10 do
wha, they did. maybe they have
taken III by Caicnwo-dS In any
event the issue would hardly have
come tu u head al this time II the
| legislatures tor the past SIN or eight
years had shown Il spirit of fairness
and consistency IN authorizing local
/ option elections.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
New Fuel Oil
Rations Now
Being Made.

The Raleigh District Office cr
Price Administration said TO-DAY that
o4.968 fuel oil rc-applicatiun forms
are now being mailed by local war
pricr and rationIng boards la .,,cl oil
users Tor next seasons ftirl on.
Theodore ). johnson, district di-
rector. urged that applications n,
returned 10 local boards al once and
added mat the sooner these appli-
cations are returned TO the Uoards
Inc sooner tile boards will ISSUE the
iurl OIL coupons for next winter
we want the coupons issued early so
mat h0USrholdcrS may begin :o rc-
crlNc their :Url ell deliveries r,rly,
tor the season"
SlNty-iwu local war price ;.rL n
tInnlnG boards IN Eastern North Car
oIni are getting the applic.,iio ,
blanks into the mails this week .,nhn-
son said.
however. boards can begin iSs,:irr
me coupons early only if every ccu-
sinner c"upcrdlcS in mailing in his
completed application within :;r, on
HdNS alter receiving IL. johnson said
II Is important for several reason.
mat hoUScholdcrS fill their fuel toni;s
III July. '"''-S
FIRST, OIL dealers will be in a Bet
Ter position to serve the consrmcr
throughout the heating year if they
can make their first deliveries early
Early deliveries Will help them coII,
'hSi! pressing manpOwer and .rrc;-
:nG equipment problems by sprcadinp
uUt deliveries more evenly.
Second. by filling up consumers :
tanks early. dealers will be able n
rem h'lr own tanks and thereby
add apprcciably to the total s,oraSe
capacity o. the rationcd area for ysc
later IN the winter.
lhird. IN order 10 assure pr0Nnr
action on the part of the busy l,cai
boards. II IS imperative iha: con-
S"nefS !ilr their applications v,.I,
as lltllc delay as possible
ms years form contains on" six
simple questions. Johnson poinlrG
"U'. which can bc filled out in = few.
minutes and sent back by return mail
'o The local board from whic1 !,
was mailed. Only The firSt ,brc,, ~
me SIN questions need bc answered
ny persons renewing rationS I'm.
premises other than private dwell
IngS.
The renewal application is To- H..
only by hoUScholdcrS vyEss.
Oh ration last year WAS tor the SANE
ADDRESS hS this year. Other conSum-
eES VII DC gsvcn an opportunity late.
OH I" 'i'' "ut special application.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
ENECtTRIX' NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.

Having qualified as ExccutriX cr
the Estate Of Hill p. Cooper. dcCcas-
cd. late OF Vance County. North Car
ulIna. this Is To notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased 10 exhibit them tu the
undersigned. or 10 her attorneys at
Henderson. n. G.. on or before inc
18th day of May. l9I5. or THIS notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re-
CovCry. All persons indebted tn said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 18th. day of May. l0ii.
MRS. ROSALTND B. COOPER.
ENCCutrIx of Estate of
Hill y. Cooper.
Perry & kittrcll. Attys.
Henderson, n. {.
i8-25-l-8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
ELECTRICITY AIDS FARMS

College Station. Raleigh. May a..
About unc-third OF the farms ~
North Carolina az" today using clcc-
hTcity 'u help offset the labor short
age, tighten farm burdens. and IL
crease production of food and iced
crops to meet wartime needs. Say-
David Weaver. head Of the Agricu!-
tural Engineering Department at
State College. During the last nine
years the REA. through federal lnan>.
has brought electric power 10 more
than 10000 rural consumers in the
state.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
Expense Reports

Expense reports ,,r candidates ton,
OFFICE arc , sion n IN. rirh, dircr-
tion and serve as q rcrard!ug IN
flucncc against reckless and corrupt
use G.; money in campaigns. but 1t
best they are lar from alright. Huge
sums COULD be spent IN behalf OF u
particular candidate. and undoubtCd
~ are So spent. without the candidate
himself making any report II such
activity. The law does not. and il
Is difficult Ia see hnw II could, reach
every nook and Granny of election
Uut!ayS
So that preliminary rcu,r,S hv the
two candid for governor. one
showing - 600 spent and the other
5000. mean Very little These items
could represent Sums ut money &C
tualiy passing ,4ro.sh their hands.
bu, many times that much has likely
been spent already and much more
Will Dc spent in their interest. aud
which Viii not appear III their .imal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

csScntia, travel. and when they
would by preference stick strictly
10 the war job at home"
The ODl official reported tina,
the general sales manager of Il large
company recently wrote the director
OF ODT that il appears that many
associations are getting boldCr and
boldCr. and the use OF tranSporta-
t!on and hotel facilities may be as
suming proportions OF national
disgrace
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

I. The Crinca.
2. True.
3. Federal Communications Com
mission.
4. japanese sash.
): The recruit was strong in body
and in mind
s. Seeing.
7. Fifteen.
7. Fifteen.
g. Hurdy -gurdy.
9. Puerto Rico.
10. True.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

Gandhi. the news dispatches tell
us. has been set tree by the British
Indian authorities because ne is sic;
II could be that the government was
sick. to"-ol having the Mahatma as
Il strictly nUr-payIug guest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

German millinery designers. Nc
read. are now taking latest from
Paris styles. We knew that soonc-
or later this ersatI business would
60 TO their heads.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
Hints on Etiquette.

Foods that may be correctly cat
en- with the finger, include radlShC>
ana young onions. celery. olives. ar
tchokc>. corn on the cob. dry cake.
and Cookies. bananas. Artichokrs
are taken apart leaf by leaf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

Ihat trapper who made himself a
set OF store teeth" from fangs he
extracted from wolves should bc able
TO take any steak in stride-eyen
the boarding house variety.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
Commendable

| Prompt ending of the foremen's
strike i'll Detroit airplanc factories
when General Arnold said il NIGH,
even delay the invasion, CT deprive
Amcrican tlicrS OF equipment III per-
| forming their duties. IS conrlendaolc
of the union. II is rcgrc.ta3lc. OF
course. that such PLAIN and serious
talk as this became Necessary in
order 10 get action. 5u, a; least the
generals words did.
tl,dc!; m"',. by th4 loyrmcn waS
quite different from the ccurS. John
Lewis pursued i'll the nine strike
last fall. He appeared deaf 10 ap-
pealS OF that nature when the cuuu-
try MAS talking ui threats lrvc!cd at
war production by prospective clD:-
my al industries manufacturing vital
materials because they were deprived
OF urgent fuel.
Union leaders ought 10 ;alc these
conditions into consideration before
ordering their members into idlrncSs
III wartime. All war work i vital
II varying degree. but Umiurt ilatvly
much OF II IL not So regarded when
leaders see an opportunity iD take
advantage OF Il crucial Situation -
gam their selfish ends.
The country has been rcma, kahly
tolerant e this typr ot conduct dur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

y new process preserves hard
boiled eggs indefinitely. Thus the
far seeing housewife can s.ar. put
ting up The Fourth Of tuly picnic
sometime in December.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18
GRAB BAG
One -Minuir IrSf

!. How many strings has a yioliur
:. The daugh'cr of what pianist
married Richard Wagner
;. What Is llauriSt"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-18

FRESH HOME GROWN POTATO
slips. just drawn from bed. Port,
RICO and Nancy Hall. Also. 10.
mato and cabbage plants. Thaci-
cr'S Super Market. H..