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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
VESTI LIZ ZIVLJENJA AME-
RIsKIH SLOVENCEv

Barberton, Pa. - Druzina l.
van Zvonar je biia obvescena,
da je v Franciji S. augusta u
mrl "a poskodbami edini sin
Pvt. Adolph Zvonar, star % let
in rejen v Fort Waynu, Ind. Po-
leg starsev zapusca zeno in
hcerko. K vojakom je Sci no.
vembra meseca 1912, preko
morja> pa aprila letos.
Kansas City, Kans. - Druzi-
ma Joseph Stampfel je prejela
vest, da je /. oktobra padel v
Franciji sin Pvt. John P. Stamp
fel, star % let. Pri vojakih :je
bill kot prostovoljec cd 1910,
letos v aprilu pa je bill poslan
>preko morja. Poleg starsev "a
pusca tri brate (enega v vojni
ma Francoskem) in poroceno
sestro.
hutching, Pa. - Po dolgem
casu je ,prisel ma tritedenski do
pust k svojilr sta~scm 1t. Louis
Podbevsek, XII je pri vojakih cd
februarja 1941. Preko moria,
v 1slandijo je bill poslan :janu-
aria 1912, cd tam v Angliio in
nato v Belgijo, odkoder je pri-
Sci ma dopus... Ma 7ar:l'ku, s ka-
terim Sc je vozil, jc bio 5000
nemskih ujetnikov in par sto
amerjskih vojakov, XII so jih
strazili. Tudi njegov brat John
Sc nahaja nekje ma evropskem
bojiscu.
Chicago. - Y bolnisnici ie
II. novembra umrl Matthew
Raspet, star SO let in donna il
Doba pri Ljubljani. v Ameriki
je bill cez 80 let. Zapusca tri 81
move in heer, v starem kraiu pa
sestro. - Dne 16. novembra ie
umrl Clarence Videtich, star So
let in rojen v Chicagu. zapusca
zeno, oeeta, brata in dive sestri,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
Drustvo "Zdruzeni bratje"
st. 26 SNPJ

Cleveland, Ohio. - v nede-
ljo, dne 3. decembra Sc bo vr-
sila glavna seja drustva Zdru-
zeni bratje st. 26 S. N. P. J.
Prosim, da Sc vsi clani in cla-
nice gotovo udelezijo te seje,
ker bodo volitve odbora "a pri-
hodnje leto 1945.
Seja Sc bo pricela tocno oh
9. uri zjutraj v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Kot vsako leto v preteklosti, Sc
bo tudi letos ma ia dan vrsila
zabava plesom, XII Sc DO pri-
celia oh 4. uri popoldne. Popol-
dne Sc bo igralo karte, "66",
"Pinochle", it'd, oh 8. uri zve-
Ger DO pa pricel igrati Vadna-
low orkester. Ia jesti in pitt bo
dovolj okrepcil, in vabi Sc polcg
clanov in elanic tudi prijatelje.
Dolznost vseh clanov pa je, da
Sc gotovo udelezijo seje in vese-
lice. zal ne bo nikomur, kdor
DO prisel ma zabavo drustva
Zdruzen: bratje st. 26 S. N. P.
].
Ma svidenje!
John Leskovec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
Urednlk0Va
poSta
Delni6arjem S. D.
Dvorane ma Prince Ave.

Cleveland, Ohio. z nitro
naglico Sc, priblizuje mesec de-
cember, v katerem sc odloca u
soda drustev, organizacij, ma
rodnih domov it'd, "a prihodnje
leto 1945, XII stoji pred nami
zavito v neprodiren :pajcolan,
Vsakdo 81 zeli maj 81 bo pri
drustvu, narodnem domu ali
kjerkoli, da bi MEGA ustanova
ali podjetje kar najbolj napre-
dovalo in. v vsakem oziru delalo
Cast svojemu narodu.
sDa pa vse to dosezemo, il
treba skupnega delovanja in u
prav "a to imamo mi delnicar-
j S. D. D. svojo delnisko letno
sejo in sicer v nedeljo, dne II.
decembra 1914 Oh 2. uri popol-
dne V navadnih prostorih ma
1O814 Prince Ave.
,Delnicarji in delnicarke, "a
stopniki in zastopnice drustev,
prosimo vas, storite svojo dolz
most napram drustvom in ma
pram samim sebi S tenn, da Sc
gotovo udelezite omenjene let
ne seje.
V teku enega leta dardvati
par ur korist vasega lastne-
ga podjetja, mislimo da nj pre-
velika zrtev in zaradi tega pri-
.akujemo, da bode letosnja u
delezba 100 procentna, s cemur
lahko sigurno pricakujemo mai
boljsega vodstva in uspeha Y
bodocem letu 1916.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29

Da vse to dosezemo, je treba,
da Sc udelezimo seize in izvoli-
mo v direktorij izmed najspo-
sobnejsih najboljse, XII . A.od v
.resnici "a dobrobit in napredek
nasega narodnega svetisca.
Ma II. decembra vsi ma sejo,
kjer bono slisali raGune in dru-
ga porocila cd direktorjev, ce-
sar Sc ne bo dajalo v casopise
zaradi dragocenega <prostora v
njih v teh kriticnih casih in
prav cato SO seize in lie udelezen-
Gem DO dana prilika, da sc pou-
&c stanju njih podjetja. Kdor
je narocnik enega ali drugega
nasega lokalnega dnevnika, kar
je nedvomno vsak, DO gotovo
obvescen potion tega dopisa in
potion oglasa v MEM. Da bo pa
Sc bolj drzalo, tudi potom do
pisnice v slovenskem in angles
KEN jeziku in vsak, XII ina pra-
vilen naslov pri tajniku, jo bo-
de gotovo prejel. -1,
Sc nekaj je pripomniti k te-
mu dragi delnicarji S. D. D.. -
Leta 1885, to je pred kratkimi
petimi lett je dvorana izdala
move delnice "a vse delnicarje
Slovenske delavske dvorane a
kljub temu je pri tajniku Sc
mad 40 teh delnic nezamenja-
nih. Kdor torej Sc nj oddal sta
re in prejel move delnice, mai
Sc zglasi pri tajniku ma isti dan
in sicer pred sejo, da yam j.
zamenja. Maj DO re kdorkoli,
tajnik pri dvorani, mu della to
velik glavobol, ker mora skrbe-
tt "a varnost vase delnice, kar
nj njegova dolznost.
Do sedaj Sc je v ia namen za
mnogo dragocenega casa in
mnogo prostora v obeh nash
krajevnih dnevnikih darovalo in
porabilo, to je pa zadnji poziv
in opomin in kdor Sc ne odzove
maj pripise posledice samemu
sebi. In v slucaju morebitne
nesrece, XII nikoli ne pociva, ali
DO drzal kdo tajnika odgovor-
MIN, ko Sc mu unieijo knjige in
vse drugo?
Ma veselo in gotovo svidenje
dne II. decembra 1914.
Direktorij SID Prince Ave
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koncert Glasbene matice

V nedeljo 3. decembra, oh poi
osmih z|ecer, bo pevski zbor
Glasbene Matice podal koncert
umetnih in narodnih pesmi. Ker
je lanski jesenski koncert Glas-
bene matice tako zelo uga jal,
so Sc pevovodja Ivan Zorman
in pevci odlocili, da priredijo
zopet nekaj slienega. V prvem
delu namrec DO nastopil zbor v
lazjih in tezjih umetnih pesmih,
a V drugem delu pa z izkljucno
narodnimi in v narodnem tonu
zlozenimi skladbami.
Tudi posamezni solisti bodo
nastopili v obeh delhi progra-
ma. Sijajni duet "a sopran in
barton il "Rigoletto" bosta "a
pela Toncka Simcic in Frank
Plut. V Rozmanovi "Nekje v
Franciji' Sc nam DO predstavi-
la nova moe pri Glasbeni matt
CT, sopranistinja Dorothy svi-
gel. V kvartetu bono slisali
znane izvrstne pevce: Louis
Belle, Frank Plut, John Nosan
in Primoz Kogoj. v kvintetu ta-
koj nato pa Sc jim bo pridruzil
Sc mas zvesti drugi tenorist An
ton Smith. -. "
V 1rugem delu bono slisali
v koncertni priredbi vee narod-
nih in ponarodelih biserov:
"Nic ne jokaj, dekle, moja"
"Kako bonn ljubila", "Po gorah
grmi in Sc bliska", "Ljub'ca,
povej, povej", "Cez tri gore",
koncertni valcek ''Vrbsko iezc-
ro". Duet "Vabilo", bosta "a
pela Louis Belle in John Nosan.
Y drugem delu bodo pevci in
.pevke nastopili v narodnih no.
sab, kar DO poslusalcem gotouo
pricaralo nekaj nase slovensks
romantike in liricne domaGno.
sti.
Te vrstice maj sluzijo lie kot.
kratko naznanilo Q znacaju Ma
,ticnega koncerta. P o eb ne
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Pc $500: Martin Vogrin, F.
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get, Joe Vicic,. Frank Rupert,
Frank Perusek, John Grabnar,
Frank Siskovich, Louis Ger
Mich, Louis Furlan, Anton Mi
helich, Girl Ozbich, Angel Pies
nicar, Frank Mavrich, Louis
Znidarsic, Konrad Floss, Fran
ces Gorjanc, Frank Gorjanc,
Mary Lustig, Gusti Zupancic,
Mr.. in Mrs. Bencic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Mavric, Leo Bostjancic, WHO'LL
ca Vogrin, stefanija Tomato,
Tony Bostjancic, Joseph Dur
java, Nick Tallar, Sam Papesh.
Pc $1.0O: F. Froitto, S a m
Dibrre, Ben kulvia, Henry Hiz-
nay, Louis Rjavec, Frank Volk,
Anton Cepelnik, Louise Kra-
sha, Joseph Kusar, Milan Vo-
eel, Frank Vautar, Louis Ego.
mix, Anton Dolinar, John Ba-
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Sic.
Pc SOC: T. Ritlig. Pc 25c FIR
Fende. Skupna vsota $626.75
Vsak dar dobrodosel
Prisrcna hvala vsem daroval.
Gem. S tenn odzivom je prisla
t tudi euclidska naselbina ma
zemljevid. Globoko smo prepri.
cani, da DO prihodnji odziv s:
vecji kajti, kri nj voda in la.
kota nj nobena sala. Bodite u
verjeni, da yam bo narod v do.
movini srcno hvalezen "a veil.
koduSni dar. In ko bo temu ma.
rodu zasijala zarja svobode
bono tudi mi delezni njihove
radosti, kajti obdajala mas be
zavest, da smo jim nudili brat
sko roko v najbolj kriticnen
trenutku njihove poti ma golga,
to.
Frank cesen, tajnik
1862 Mohican Ave.
Cleveland O
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Euclid, Ohio. - komaj trl
.tedne je minulo, odkar smo IL
stanovili podruznico SANS V
Euclidu, "a so Sc pokazale II
zelo ugodne posledice. V tenn
casu je pristopilo k podruznici
IS clanov, docim je. blagajna
narasla il nc ma $626.75. To je
seveda sele zacetek in glavnl
"naskok' Sc pride. Ia decem-
berske seje bodo vsa euclidska
drustva prejela pisma Cd SANS
owe podruznice. Poleg pisma b.
do rrilozene tudi nabiralne pole
in clanske karte. Drustva Sc
prosij jo, da ia pisma ne vzam2
10 kar enOstavno ma znanje'
temveC, da jim posvete ma jve:-
jo pozornost, kajti; mogoce bo
ravno Cd vas odvisno marsikl-
tero zivljenje nash siromakov
prihodnjo zimo V Sloveniji.
Ma prosli seji je bilo sklenje-
no, da priredi nasa podruznica
skupno S Progresivnimi Slove l.
kami krozek stew. 3, kartno "a
bavo Gard Party) v soboto
dne 9. decembra zvecer v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Dale bo dne 4.
februarja 1945 priredila SANS
ova podruznica velik javen
shod, ma katerem DO glavni g.
vornik Josko Oven il Chicago,
ostali govorniki bodo: l.. Kush-
Ian, J. Rogelj in ]. Rottar.
Ia takojsnjo pomoc trpece-
mu narodu v domovini, so zelo
delavne tudi Progressive Slo-
venke st. 3 v Euclidu. Te "a
vedne zene so nabrale re mno-
go obleke in ziveza. Kdor ina Sc
kaj te robe odvec, maj telefonic~
no poklice predsednico Frances
Gorjanc ali tajnico Mary Ster.
Louis Znidarsic ma delu
Ker je trenutno glavni ma
men SANSa, pomoc nasim v
Sloveniji, Sc temu primerno u
dejstvuje tudi nasa podruznica.
Mas narod nj gluh kadar vidi,
da Sc gre "a plemenito stvar.
Sevcda SC doblJo tudi zagrizen-
c, Ia Sc cello med nekaterimi tr-
govci, lli ne pomislijo, da zivi-
jo, cd nasih zuljev. Te 81 bo
treba zapomniti.
Med najaktivnejse delavce
nase podruznice, spada nedvom-
no zaveden Slovenec in navdu-
Sen pevec "Slovana" Louis Zni-
darsic. On je nabral med tu-
kajsnjimi trgovci v teku dveh
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dalise reklame nase obcinstvo
itak ne potrebuje, ker prijate-
Lii Matice vedo, da bodo imei
vecer izredno lepega razvedri-
la. Koncert sc vrsi v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna,
ma st. Clair Ave.
=. ."' Pevski tovaris.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
MARSAL TITO ODLOCNO IA
OSVOBODITEV VSEH JUGOSLOVANOV
IZPOD TUJEGA JARMA

80 . n:.,
Nasleoll1 claeA Je p'i p,loo'e1l
hau lz'"J"Jocenl sldSlU 0'Nese o>'0'" ~ '
"ye' W, :: 4-o
~" poso''e eoNe ''''' III ~ +1
lso sao sallo llasl' zul'Ji SoNi@>niNoS pa: pa 't'
prezu9le spletAe ooNce'"J'nJi n'onopo'.e'' J l' m
ougosla'lye !'o pio'lp'io ~ oooINu l@'N
aSkl tHaoil III hee'ao''l 'ooen@c 'shes" 'io 0so's
ma 50 ooo zasluze'o orco Po zooell III ''"oeJ'o %
ia oouo seoaJ ehlaI I'd lseieJ o'iii1i' noHl opoio
e re napoVeoal' I'D SVoJ l>oeca VoSAa 'aAo 0oe ia "a &c
orafu III I'D mora i'7Jd ~ s'l",nos'Jo '''1i"' h
s'Valros' Je les1'lcl l'10socna oeSeo"'
Svobodna Jugosl@vlja, l5944 - Oh pill1kl pro-
save dveetnce ustanoVitve I. Damatnske Brigade lN
e Cd nasih naboljSjh vojaskh enot je masa Tito
govoril borbah Dalmacj in junaStVu l. Damatlnske
BRIGADE nato pa deja]:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. glbanJe plmasa nalodno ob-
last ina sVOe nalodne pIaVce IN sVoe zakontO zastop
stvo Antifasistcnem sVetu naFodne osVob0dVe Jugo
save TO SO Vel1ke pndoDVe nase botbe pr katei1 SO
sodeovali nabo isl inoVi Sega nroda p ezlV]ai smo
tezke dneve in tezke zapreAe, ali smo jih premaga in
danes nj se, k bi nam moga odVzetl te pldobtVe IN
iztisn poti po ktei hodijo narodi JugoslaVlje
Sc so tn soaznki in nenolmano bi bilo, &c b h ne b
TO- kati zdaalc svojega naroda morejo cez noe po
sati domoju jubi Pod masko IaznVega odoIubja b hote
Ii doseci svoie protnarodne clje S tenn namenom hla-
stao po vezeh tujin
Sedaj ko stojimo pred koncno zmago, sc nasi So
Vraznik posluzeJo Vseh SredsteV Borba naslh naro-
dov XII so o pceli tako veko in pravcno stvar, bo
razkrnkaa sovraznike nSe nove fedeatvne in de-
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Podr. St. LOG SANS v akciji

tednov celih $4,000. VISA cast
MENU! Da bi dobil Sc mnogo
posnemalcev. Lojze je re enkrat
preje nabral $4,000 pa jih j.
izrocil J. Durnu, ker takrat s.
nismo imeli tukaj postojanke.
Lojze, bodi preprican, da te b.
incl narod vsdomovini dolgo v
hvaleznem spominu.
Drugi nabifalci so aKtivni
Diva druga nabiralca, XII sta
Sc prijavila sta: F. Cesen $37
in Mary Konestabo $25.OO. Vsi
ostali SO mas pa zagotovili, da
bodo do prihodnje seje napolni-
Ii svoje pole.
Objavljanle linen in daroV
je "a poroGevalca lahka stvar );
nj pa "a urednike in "a nestrp-
he citatelje Tcga dejstva Sc do
bro zavedamo, ampak "a en-.
krat nj romoei, kajti prizadeti
zelijo imeti svoja imeaa V ca
sopisju.
Prispevki priha;ajo
Nasi podruznici so dosedaj
prispevali sledeci: Pc S25.00
Louis Znidarsic, zagar Tool CO.
in Joseph Kozan. Pc $4,000
Martin in Mary Vogrin. Po $15
Anton Logar, Frank Cigoj. Po
$1,000 Frank Cesen, Jennie
Kavchnik, John Drenik, Girl
Obed, F. Hribar, Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Bartol, Ludwig Kova-
cich, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank zagar5
Chickasaw Ave-, John Jager,
Steve Trebec, Anthony Mlakar,
Louis Pike. 70 $500 Louis Haf-
mar, JOS. Konestabo, Mary Ko-
nestabo, Antonija Svetek, Frank
zagar, Jim Rotter, Frances
Rotter, Chas. Starman, Bertha
Starman, Rudy Knaus, Val.
sinkovec, John Mocnik, John I.
vancic, Ahacij Prezel, j O h n
Troha, Frank Segulin, Mr.. in
Mrs. Rebolj, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Gerl, Frank Rodica, L. Skok,
James Kolenc, John Gabrenja,
Antoh Mihelich, Bliss Rd. Coal
Co., Joseph Petrich, Lakeland
Cafe, John Medved, Josep h
Medvesek, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Lau-
Sin, Frances Gorshe, Mr.. in Mrs.
Joe Henikman, Mr.. in Mrs.
Chas. Scion, Frank Koss, Mi
chael Kocjan, Herman F. Carl
SON, Joseph Tekaucic, Anton
Kalan, John Mihalich, Nicho-
las Ave, Jacob Strekel, Max
Gerl, DR.. Karl Rotter, Chas.
Wick, John J. Globokar, Paul
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
SSfll|
ShSI

even more. Inc thought struck her
.hat ne looked like young farm
BOY. IN spite OF his sophistication.
HIS sun-strcaked hair. his mink
cheeks. his shrewd eyes and mus
GUAR leanncss-all those. things
made him appear to be anything
put concert pianist. She recalled
now surprised she had been when
ne first played for her; from his
appearance that day she had decid-
ell TO fire him before she heard him.
The cigarct smoke partially hid
ms bushes. Go on. Mallory. Now
that I'm over the first shock 7 find
mat like all this unexpected adu-
iation." He gave his boyish grin. II
think 1t might grow on a person"
She answered he gri-. 1T wasn't
really, Sandy. oh, think yo,I'r,
sweet thing, suavc and hand
some in white tic and tails on tho
concert platform. like to have
you there putting all that masnif-
cent piano playing back of nv
voice and taking bows-not too
many. OF course" she said with
truthfuIness. But l wasn't look
ing Mt you when You first came in
was pretending to he Manuclita."
| WhoS She? a new character >"
shes a character all rinht but
she's real. One of the lovcli"st Mex
lean girls I've ever seen. She'll be
here tonight for dinner"
She'll be here i'm about two min.
utes," called Prism from the bal.
cony. She had gone ont there i'm.
meohately after letting in the &c.
companist, supposedly to water
some vines growing in small pots
actually she had her eyes glu, d on
the entrance Of the Muntccito. She
now bustled into tho living room
ana on toward tie kitchcnettc. I'm
start 1oSSin' the cocktails nov. The
gradients are ready and waitin'."
What kind. Prism ?" called San.
n.y. Il am dry like the Sahara"
| "Bacardis," hnr,rc. ;..c Ncgrnss
She disappeared through n swinp.
ing door. Nevertheless, she wa.
back the instant the door hell is.
sued its summons.
| III go myself" Mallory told
her. How can it seem so long since
I've seen Carlos" she puzzled
when it doesn't seem anv time
since I've seen Manuelita ?"
She greeted the pair quickly.
grateful for the Latin customs.
AT least I get to shake hands
with him." she thought.
| She introduced them to Sandy
adding instantly. MY accompan-
ist."
Manuelita lost no time in sitting
down beside him. "You are nice"
Her clear olive face now turned to
her hostess. But he is not the man
from the taxi.
Il had hoped to have Mr..
Blythe" Mallory told her. But he
Is out of town." She determined to
case her curiosity along another
line. Also John and William
Smith"
"Oh?" gasped Manuelita. "I hone
when you dot is delicate thing
10 say-but should not care to be
included"
For once Carlos seemed the more
sure of the two. 81 can try to cx-
plain in the English. Perhaps thew
are the best. but for them we do
not" His handsome face grew
perpleXcd as he searched for the
proper word. I'VE do not have for
them the trust"
! ITO Re ContInuf5S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
CHAPTER THIRTY


80 ALEXANDER is in town. Is
,ar" Mallory Bakers words were
Scs.,v poisonous. Alexander-"Si
Jy":hcr accompanist. "Oh. that
1:od patrick." she gritted. Il can't
eveo 20 TO the park for little
recreation without his sneaking
Sandy into town.
Nobody .snuk' Into town. Mr..
Alexander just came In on the air
plnnc like perfect normal"
A quick suspicion touched NAL
torv. "Alonc ?" she inquired gently.
"Ycs'm." Prism was hanging her
mistress dress away in the closet.
Her voice WAS muhed.
"Comc out here where can see
your face!
The Ncgrcss emerged. you
know. Mr.. Alexander amt mar
ried.
And you know I didn't mean n
wife"
MIR. Tod amt with him IL that's
what you mean. He decided he amt
xoin' To come down after all until
lust before your first concert"
THANK you. Prism. That suits
me-" Mallory picked up a comb and
made her pompadour. yanking
them down into bangs. She pushed
them up again. frowning at her
image. Then she ran the comb down
the center of her head, splitting the
To- ri. Il
them down over her forehead into
IA smoothncss that left only n slight
wave over the temples. Gone was
the chic sassiness of the curls: in
Its place WAS an old-fashioncd look
that had Mallory's approval.
I'm going TO wear my hair mis-
way for the concert" she told
Prism. who now was standing di-
rec;ly baCl; of her. Yes, I'll have il
smooth in front and hanging i'm the
back. You will brush it until it al
r;ost catches fire. And" the girl
continued drcamily, I'll buy a sill
yer gown. like that of an angel. 1t
viii ut this smooth serene look that
the center part gives" Her violet
BIKE eyes lifted their glance. in the
mirror. To her maids face. you
ike it,"
"Ycs'm. but remember" she eau
toned meaningly. pretty is as
pretty does" And you'd better re-
member. too, Miss Mallory, that
you're n singer. And there amt
been so much as one 'weet outa
sou since you left New York. 'Cept
that strcct-singin' you done, and
that probably hurt your voice
morn It done il good"
With an impatient movement the
girl got up and moved to her bed.
p::Sm followed, resuming her rep
relation. You can't sing if you're
oI;a practice. Any dope knows
hat. It's good thing Mr.. Sandy
got here" The sullcn expression on
tc- mistress face caused her no
."smay whatsoever. He'll put you
% work-Miss Mallory, don't you
iarr get in that bed in your slip,
iou slip yourself right outa the
est Of them clothes and put on
yonr nightgown." She left the girl
Tor an instant and returned with n
:orH-Colorcd satin and lace creation
acr,fS her arm. "Aint goin' to do
III good StiCkin' out your mouth
IL" you was two or three years old.
N:ds get lickin's for such where /
comr from"
Tn" singer asked spitcfully,
Don't you ever get tired of talk
ny Prinn?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Some Age-OId Ideas on Teeth
Revised by Modern Nutrition

the age Of these applica ats indi.
Gates that the defects began in
early life. According to the
statistical bulletin of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co., do
fects occur in childrer's teeth at
the rate of rs tooth surfaces per
child per year.
The results are that 95 per cent
OF American youths reaching the
age of Is have already expert
enced decay to some extent in
their permanent teeth.
Averages Of Missing Teeth
In a group Of employees II to
- years of age there was an
average Of 10 teeth missing
among the girls and 1 6 among the
boys. BY the time a group has
reached the % to 90 year period
the figures are twice as high, the
females always having more mis-
sing teeth by a small margin.
This is simply the result of ne
glcct, exaggerated fear of the
dentist. reluctance to spend money
on teeth, and ignorance. First ir-
norance of the serious disability
that goes with imperfect dental
arches.
One specific example of ipnor-
ance which have repeatedly men
toned Is neglect of the first per-
manent tooth, the first lower
moiar: 1t comes in last in the row
behind the baby teeth, at about the
age of six. Parents are ant to
think it is another baby tooth. 1t
IS very apt to decay, and should
be tended to Immediately. Its loss
imperils the whole arch.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
X. NJ: Is it importan, for a girl
IL to wear stockings in cold
weather? She says if she wore
them the other children would
make so much fun of her.
Answer: l confess that thil il
one of the habits of the youn ,cr
generation that | do not unC ar
stand. 1t gives me- a chill 10 see
them. l should think sheer dis
comfort. to say nothing of the
danger of chillblains and livcdo
would drive them to cover their
skin. Perhaps the way to handle
1t would be to tell her that going
without stockings will make hcr
legs so ugly she will never get :.
husband.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

family, the weakest, physically
and mentally, the scrapings of the
pot.
Modern nutrition has made a
revision in these age-old ideas.
DIR. Harold Beck, of Boston. has
made a statistical study which
proves that the youngest child has
just as good teeth rs the others
provided the mother gets a good
prenatal diet with plenty of
calcium.
He studied 1913 five year old
children, log being first born and
81 fourth born. The difference i'm
the number of decayed teeth was
negligible, n difference of les
than two decayed teeth was found
between the first born and later
born children. .
Through an adequate diet the
mother can furnish sufficient
calcium reserve to carry the in
FAINT through the first lO-month.
or shock, period Of life.
Mothers Drank Milk
DIR. Beck found that 6I per cent
Of the mothers of children having
good teeth drank three or four
glasses of milk daily during the
expectant period. Milk furnishes
the calcium reserve mentioned
above.
Furthermore poor Qualification
of teeth results from lack of Vita
min d; children with healthy
teeth were also found to have been
fed cod liver oil, the most con-
venient and cheapest medium in
which to give Vitamin ID regularly
during the first year and up to the
fifth year of life.
That these precautions are
necessary is shown by studies of
the selective service men, i'm
paired and missing teeth being the
leading reason for rejection. And
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27


congress has baked imposing still higher cvies and
ABOVE chart illustrates The present tax
eoue has placed for 1914 l95 ceiling on all net
AFTER taXcs-rcgardcSS Of the incomes This
% mas arisen from the that 1914 individuals
occoc liable for 25 of the
TAX which remained undated when the plan
DIVIDED into two equal portions half of
must be paid 1914 and the 945 addition TO
sar taxes for those Comparison of 1914
alter taxes shown the accompanying table dscoscs
inference OF SlO73 between that Of the who made
b Oh soOOOOO and who netcd only So 1000 The
inc taxes payable by married with dependents
,o. aSSication who had income of 81
me 94 and 1914 WILL this have pay government
fIr o-or S6673 than his total 1914