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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-04
HISNI POSESTNIkI

kadar Sc vam urejuje pole "a
INCOME TAX
bodite previdni i'm zabeiezite 81:
l. Da so letOsnje takozvane
dodge dohodninske pole, No.
104O, zapletene, i'm da nj dovolj
samo enostavslo, spolniti odgo-
wore ma vprasanja ma poll.
2. Da oseba, XII uredi vase po-
10 bi morala imeti podlago V
zveznih zakonih, da lahko pre-
sodi, pri katerih zakonih ste vi
prizadeti.
3. Da 81 lahko prihranite mno 1
go denarja, vsako leto "a deset
(aii vec) let, &c je vasa pola
pravilno urejena takoj cd facet
ka- prvim letom.
4. Da nj vsaka oseba spOsob-
ma urediti vase polo.
5. Da takoZvani notary pu-
bile" nj odvetnik. SvojecasnO je
lahko postal "notar" skOro
vsak, XII je znal lie nekaj angle
Seine; nj bile treba nobene STU
die. Odvetniki 50 pa tisti, XII so
po tri ali stiri-letnem studiju V
ijuristicnih ali ZakOnskih Zade-
vah, izdelai drzavni izpit, in BIZ
Ii pooblasceni ljudstvo zastopati
pred sOdnijami in izvrsevati vsa-
koVrstne dokumente, kot ma pri-
mer, testamente, pogodbe, pre-
pise posestya, "leases", polno-
moe (power' of fattorney, i. t. d.
Notarjem je prepovedano delati
take dokumente, ak0ravno Jim
mi prepovedano izpolnjevati do
hodninske pole.
b. Da ste lafk0 bOlJ sigurnl,
da je vasa pola pravilno ureje-
ma &c greste k, odvetnilxu. Cd
vetniki prevzamejo odgovornost
ce nj vasa pola pravilno ureje"
, ma, in SO pripravljeni vas zagO,
.varjati pred zveznim uradom
ali pred sodnijo, ce je treba.
Z: Da Sc spia6a placati odvet'
niku EN- par dolarjev vec, &c cd
vetnik vam pa laiiko prihran
desetkrat toiilSo dcnarja kakol
lnu vi placate.
Torej, ako zelite, da BIO vasa
pola prayilno urejena po zvez.
nih pravilih, obrnite Sc ma ura.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-04
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ROMAN

tia je, da dalje ne more vzdr-
zati v njegovi blizini. Vstala je
in odsla. -. ... -
Froben nj mogel razumeti,
zakaj ravna prijatelj tako ne
usmiljeno S tenn krasnim, pleme-
nitim bitjem. Cutil je, da So je
zena sramovala radi mozevega
prostastva, cato je precej ne
voljno odvrnil:
- Kako bi to vedel; ali mis-
lis, da ljudi, katerimi pridem
skupaj, izprasujem ko Anglez:
"Koliko tehtas?"
- Seveda, sal poznam tvoje
muhe v tenn oziru - sc je sme-
jail. baron. - la tebe pomeni
uboga "cerkvena mis-" XII ina
custveno srce isto, kar oni, XII
ina dvestotisoc funtov letnih
dohodkov. A v tenn slucaju gre
"a resno stvar in upam, da mi
hos sci ma roko.
- Dobro, v vsern sem ii ma
razpolago - je odyrnil Froben
Sc vedno nevoljno. - Toda kaj
je z grofico Landskron, XII 81 jo
pref omenil? Sploh pa mi tudf
tega nisi povedal, kako 81 Sc
spoznal svojo zeno.
- No, stvar je enostavna in
prav kratka - je odvrnil Fald-
ner in je natocil v kozarce vino.
- Poznas moi prakticni cut
tenn oziru. Lahko bi izbiral med
bogatim in lepimi. Toda mislil
sem nj vse zlato, kar Sc sveti in
iskal sem 81 dobro gospooinjo.
Sluea jno sem prisel ma dom gro
flee Landskron. Jozefa je bila
njena druzabnica. Bila je pridna
in deiavna, zato Sc mi je do
padla. VISA hisna opravila je
vrsila tako imenitno, da semvi-
del, da je kakor nalasc "a me.
Grofici sem odkril svojo zeljo.
ko mi je povedala, da 0 njeni
preteklosti ne We nic gotovega,
sem Sc nekoliko obotavljal, po-
zneje pa sem jo vendar poroeil.
Sal yes, da je clovek V zaljub-
ljenosti nekoliko neumen.
-ppam, da 81 prav srecen S
tenn lepim bitjem? - je vpra-
sal Froben, ko je baron utihnil.
- No, Sc gre; prakticna bas
nj. Vedno bi ticala knjigah in
moran jih kar zaklepati, da bi
jo ma ia nacin navadil ma hiso
in vrt. Kajti ma vasi nj mogoce
ziveti, ako gospodinja poseda ma
zofi, Gita romano in Sc udaja
sanjarenju. In Jozefa je TAXA.
Citala bi, sanjarila, "a kuhinjo
in vrt pa Sc ne briga.
Froben je ogorceno vzkliknil:
- Ljubi Bog, sal hi "a vse to
lahko incl dekle! Tako veliko
posestvo in maj zena opravlja
vse posle?!
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-04
(Nadaljevanje)

Faldner je zacudeno in vpra-
sujoce pogledal prijatelja. Ia
je v prvem trenutku nekoliko
osupnil, potem pa je zacel pri-
povedovat don Pedrovo zgodbo.
Pri tenn je opustil vse, kar hi
ma barona lahko neugodno vpli-
valo.
Prijatelj je pozorno poslusal.
Ma obrazu Sc mu je videlo, da
ga vest O slavnem sorodniku nj
dirnila neprijetno, kakor je to
Jozefa pricakovala. Cd trenut-
ka do trenutka je kar usta od-
prl, tako napeto je poslusal in
ko je gost koncal, je veselo
vzkliknil:
- Jasno ,ko bell dan! Donna
Lavra Tortosi je isto ko Lavra
pl. Tortheim, ravnotako tudi
svicarski kapetan Tannensee in
tvoj oee. Kakor trdis, ljubi Fro
ben, je ia dvorni marsal bogat?
Nj ozenjen in v srcu mu Sc
vedno gori ljubezen do Lavre?
Izvrstno! Potemtakem je caka,
ko Sc je zasmejal nasproti Jo-
zefi. Ma obrazu Sc mu je bral
pohlep po denarju. zena tega
vzklika nj pricakovala in COST
je opazil, da bi il bilo mnogo
ljubse, ako bi slisala to prosta-
sko tbesedo brez price. Sramova-
la Sc je mozeve lakomnosti,
vkljub temu pa Sc j je dozde-
valo, da Sc il je odvalil S prsi
tezek kamen. Moza je ujela "a
roko in mu jo stisnila, morda
zato, ker je sedaj povedal ne
koliko manjso surovost ko ma
vadno. Navidezno je veselo od-
vrnila:
- Tudi meni Sc dozdeva, da
ina tvoj prijatelj prav. Matt je
morala biti v resnici Spanjolka.
Sal je vedno pela spanska pc
smi. Sedaj mi tudi postaja jas
nc, zakaj nisem evahgelicanka,
dasi je bill oce evangelicanec.
Najbolje pac DO, ako prijatelj
pise don Pedru.
- Da, naredi mi to uslugo -
je veselo dejal Faldner - ma
pisi starcu, da njegove Lavre
nisi nasel, pac pa njeno hcer.
Morda DO kaj uspeha., Sal razu-
mes! - Ma obrazu sc mu je 70
pet prikazal prejsnji odurni
smeh. - Komu >bi tudi mogel
zapustiti svoj mamon, ce ne te-
bi, zlata golobica? Ali nisem
vedno rekel, in to sem povedai
tudi grofici Landskron, da pri-
aeses sreco k hisi. Ali nj to
sreca? - zopet Sc je obrnil k
Frobnu.. - Mislis, da ina. start
spanec mnogo pod palcem? -
Real Sc je kakor ris, XII vidi
pred seboj bogat plen.
Jozefi Sc je cello zamracilo.
Zadnje mozeve besede so 10
spekle v dino duse. Neznosen il
je postal tenn trenutku in Gu
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(Nadalj ljevanje)
VII.

Ao odNO, 11otoJlOLl pohopIl1
Sea, XII je lezalo tik cerkve, je
stal Valvasorjev novi dom -
Velika mescanska hisa, najve5-
ia V Krskem, enonadstropna, s
prijaznim izpustom ma oglu. ST.
rok kamenit portal je vodil va
njo. Mad portalom plosca do
brohotnim voscilom:
"Gnad i'm Gott, ives lists gwesen
und ives wirds noch werden."
Sc je stal V siroki obokani We
Ii voz zaboji in skrinjami ma
lozen. V le-teh so bile Valvasor-
jeve knjige, njegovi matematie-
nj instrument, fizikalicni apa-
rati in druge, "a njegovo znan-
stveno delo. potrebne reci!
A nj jih Sc uredil doslej, dasi
je bival re diva dneva V novem
domu. Bal Sc je odpreti skrinje
in zaboje, XII mu jih je Maria
tako skrbno napolnila.
Omega dne je stal ma zaboju
in obesal lestenec pod strop.
Jernej mu je podajal orodje.
Baron je delal, da - pozabi.
Tedaj Sc je zacul pred hiso
topot konjskih kopit.
Valvasor je prebledel.
"Jernej, maj pogleda, kdo je!!"
Sluga je odhitel.
Baron je stopil zaboja.
ze Sc je sluga vrnil. Odprl je
vrata in spustil V soho tujca -
uskoka.
"Dobro jutro, gospodar! Mas
pop u poSllJa to plSmo.
Via h je pomolil Valvasorju
zganjeno pismo z visecim peca-
tom. S tresocini Sc rokami je
baron odprl pismo:
Pop Peruscevic cd Sv. Nede-
lie mu je sporoeal, da je V "a
devi izginule devojke storil vse,
kar mu je bilo mogoce. Postal
je' takoj sic do vseh sosednjih
popov prosnjo, maj poiscejo
devojko, XII so jo Vlahi ugrabii,
jo vzamejo pod svojo zaseito,
da Sc j ne zgodi kaj zalega, in
jo oddado v gradu Berhovo ali
pa v zupnisce Sv. Nedelje. A
vsa poizvedovanja "a MO so O.
stala brez uspeha.
Valvasor Sc je prijel "a gla-
VO.
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(Dalje prihodnWcj

Podprimo borbO Amerike "a demo-
kracije in svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov in vojno-varcevalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-04

Using pile of paper fosho Kenneth Ronald
Steiner draw head the They photographed the
Company
bundles of exchange for candy bars donated Otto
Shnerng president bar for 10 pounds
the rule ard proceeds the sale o the went 70 the
Chicago To- hepe the Nations Scrap Pepper
campaigpa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-04

POdprimO bOrbO Amerike "a demo-
kracij0 in svObOdO syeta nakupOm
vojnih bOndoy in vojno- yarcevalnih
znamk!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

invalid package containing food for
= special diet, doli,ly enriched ~ish
nnunishing broth and other long
missed d~eiieaeies 70 bring HIN
quickly back 10 hezish No. be won't
h fofgolsen not while your Rcd
Cross s o. rs JOB.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
The RED CROSS i at his side
and Me Red yssH YOU

hase done the essra xA donated ys.ss hioed
and basghs yuuf h@ash
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pidh : gsnsfosu 4nd uiIlng hsau
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

Ist Gstis Ye&f. Ahtn sfs nxel s
greater iaan Il etu uM - tfw
tltis ys0 - I'll ean - give aassx
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
That IS an American boy.
behind thot wire!

-tHATis an American there condemned blythe
chance of war TO eat alien bread in some far
of prison camp.
lie IS hungry for news hungry for The sight
Of MS native LAID for the sound Of , voice ike
yours for the touch Of a woman's hand.
Bnt he won't be ~fofgoueni For the Red Gross, 70
the utmost Of is power, vii ga your letters n 20
him viii pass his ieuers out to you.
And every week, through the barbed wire, right
from your heart, he viii get if humanity possible, =
nourishing Red Cross food carton eleven foil
pounds of the sort Of food you'd give him il yoa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

sill bad him safe AZ home. Meat. eheese. sugar.
puoes. chocolate bars and real American 8 g4futes
and tohacroi
Ifbe Is sid q sounded. he ~li go : Red Cross
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
House Members
See France
In Confusion

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. CUP)-
Two Republican House members
Just returned from tour of Eng
land and France said Wednesday
that France is economically suffi-
cient but is in a state of political
confusion.
Representative Karl E. Mundt,
(RD, South Dakota, and Walt Horan
(R), Washington, said that France
cannot play major role either in
the war or the peace to follow until
it has n united, strong government.
Mundt, member of the foreign al
fairs committee, said France will
need little help from the United
Nations relief and rehabilitations
administration in the way OF food,
clothing and shelter, although med
ical help may be needed but that
this country must do what it can
to aid France politically.
Both emphasized that the United
States must adopt a strict hands
off policy in deciding what the fu-
ture French government should be,
but that there must be encourage
ment from America to organize a
strong government.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
Capone Gangsters
Seek Reversal
Of Guilty Verdict

| NEW YORK, Oct. 5. CUP)-Five
former henchmen of Al Capone and
a Newark. New Jersey, colleague
have appealed in federal court from
their conviction last December on
| charge CT extorting more than
Sl,OOO,000 from the motion picture
industry by threatening to close all
west coast studios and every mo-
tion picture theater in the United
States"
William Scott Stewart, Chicago
attorney, for the Caronc group.
complained in U. S. circuit court Of
appeals that the trial judge permit
ted more than 100 errors to get into
the record. Stewart asked a reversal
of the trial courts decision on that
| basis.
Vito MarcantOnio. American La
Dor party repres entative in Con-
gretS from New YORK. appeared as
counsel for Francis Maritote, New
ark defendant sentenced to seven
years and out on bail pending this
appeal.
Marcantcnio claimed there was nc
evidence Maritote was ever present
or participated in the eXtortion
conspiracy.
Assistant u. S. Attorney General
Bcris Kostelanetz, opposing the az
peal, argued that the defendants.
''in a parasitical way burroWed into
control of a powerful labor union.
then lived off this relationship. The
industry paid, because there was
substantial fear that failure to make
payment would not only close the
aters but the studios cn the wet
coast as we'll
The Chicago defendants. SEN
fenced last December % to serve
| 10 years in Jail are:
Louis Campagna, Paul DeLucia.
Philip D'Andrea, Charles Gioe and
John Roselli, all held in 100000
bail.
George Browne, former president
of the International Alliance Of
Theatrical and Stage Employees, and
William Bioff, labor racketeer, were
sentenced to 10 years imprisonment
on the same charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSkINE JOHNSON

while Erskinc Johnson is on
written by guest conductors"
from among his friends and fans
in HOllywOod.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
New Law Sought
On Mental Cases

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 5. (UP)-
The 1945 legislature will be asked to
enact a commitment law which
will enable persons needing treat
mcnt by state mental institution
10 gain admittancc without supe-
rior court order.
Dora Shaw Heffner. director OF
the department of institutions, ad-
vocatcd retaining the present COM
mitmcnt statute but establishing the
other procedure as an alternative.
Under the latter, she said, a pa
fient or his family would be able
to gain admittanCe for him on an
application supported by the affi-
davit of two doctors that the pa
tient required treatment.
The alternate method, Mrs. Heff-
ner said. would enable mental pa
tient to avoid the stigma of court
commitment.
A patient entered into an institu-
ton on application of his family
would ctill have the right to de-
mand court hearing, Mrs. Heifner
added.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05

|. Service OF continuous active
duty exclusive of training time for
at least six months. When two indi-
vidualS are equally we'll qualified in
ether respects. preference will be
given to the one with longer Scrvice
?. A coed conduct record a good
health record, and good work
record.
,. During their military service,
applicants must have demonstrated
"a sense OF e5ponsihiiity. maturity,
adaptability and emotional stabil-
ity"
4 Applicants must be free from
any form of dependency which
would require their presence in the
United States. individuals who have
at any time submitted Il request for
transfer CT discharge based on de-
pendcncy are not considered eli
gible
The navy said applicants may eX-
press a preference for the area to
which they wish to be assigned but
there is no guarantee that they will
get their preference.
Overseas assignments will be for
minimum of 18 months and no
leave to return to the states will be
granted during overseas duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
Police Court
Nets $3.50
For September

Wrong -doerS dropped $3.50 worth
eff general and traffic fines into
city cCfferS during the month OF
September, the FL Centre police de-
partments monthly report shows.
Seventy-seven traffic citations
topped the offense list and arrests
for drunkenness followed distant
second with a total of 10. Arrests
for being drunk and disturbing the
peace, gambling and drunk driving
were notably high also, the report
showed. Listed was one murder in
veStigation
Breakdown was as follows:
General fines, $619; traffic fines,
$240.
Arrests: Drunk, 10; drunk and
disturbance. s: CPC 33 tgambling),
G. CVC 502 drunk driving), 3; vag-
rancy 2; petty theft, 2; CVC AGO
and 482 Ciit and rum, 2; investi-
cation of murder l; destroying city
property, /. Total "A.
Disposition: Paid fines, %; served
or serving time. 8; cases pending,
d; released to military police, s.;
sentences suspended q certified to
juvenile court, 2; turned over to
county, 2; turned over to immigra-
ton, |. Total. "A
Calls answered by motorized
equipment, 1896; traffic citations is
sued, II; cost of feeding prisoners,
$3.50: cost of feeding prisoners in
county Jail. $31.25.
Humane officers report:
Calls answered, 90; animals dis
posed of, 80: animals quarantined,
s: animals placed in homes, a.
Vehicles:
Automobiles reported stolen, Ia;
automobiles reported recovered, 13;
bicycles reported stolen, 8; bicycles
reported recovered, a.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
BIGGEST PIG FEELS HEAT

NASHUA. NJ H., Oct. 5. CUP)--
A 7-year-old porker, weighing 1890
poundc. succumbcd to the heat
while on exhibit here billed as "the
biggest pig on earth"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
Economic Envoy
Post Seen for
Ex.WPB Director

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. OUP)-
War Production Board officials
close to former Chairman Donald
M. Nelson said Wednesday that they
wouldn't be a bit surprised" if he
were named economic envoy" and
postwar industrial consultant to
Mexico and South American ma
tionS.
In announcing Nelson's rcsigna-
ton from WPB Saturday, President
Roosevelt said that the former
Sears, Roebuck & Co. executive
would be urgently needed in laying
the groundwork for postwar eco
ncmic cooperation with other ma
tions." Mr.. Roosevelt said he was
not quite ready TO talk about Mel
sons new JOB.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
ON OLYMPIC TEAM

Twice he has been captain of the
California team at Camp Perry. He
went tC Germany as a member of
the Olympic team in 1924 when the
United States was credited as win
ner by default. He was a member
of this nations team at the inter
national rifle matches at Lausanne.
Switzerland. He served the Califor-
mia State Rifle association as presi-
dent from 1929 to 1882 and in 1882
was q director of the National Rifle
association. For three years he has
been president of the Imperial VAL
ley Rifle club. Henderson has been
instructor for the Cali
fornia state guard unit in Imperial
county since its organization and
served in the same capacity for the
high school cadet corps in Ell Centre.
He was elected commander of the
United Spanish War Veterans in
Imperial county in l943-l944.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
Legion Commander Pleads
For War Two Veterans

war, For about year he was ell
gagged in cleaning up bands of in
surrcCtos and later went 10 Manila
to handle policing and admiuistra-
tive work pending arrival of Will
liam Taft as the first civil gOvCTnor
of the Philippines.
Henderson received the Philip
pine Congressional Medal. only 20
of which were given n The regiment
for work done while the cholera
epidemic ragged. He was made a
corporal there and started his ca
reer as a marksman. SergeantS were
few and far between in those days
and competition TO wear the stripes
was keen. But Henderson made il.
He started with his outfit when a
case Of cholera broke cut on ship
board and they were held directly
across from Corricedor and later
arrived in San Francisco via Naea-
saki. Japan
Looking back" Henderson said
I remember the Japanese taking
pictures in the Philippines and
travelling through the islands as
photographers
He was discharged at Fort Nc
DOwCl.
IN GAME AGAIN
The United States declared war
against Germany on April Is. 1917.
On the morning of April :, Hender-
son was sitting on the steps of the
recruiting office when il opened fer
the day He was assigned to army
with the rank of SER
geant. When the army organized
4 tank corps in November Of 1917. +
he was transferred to it as q SER
geant and taken TO Camp Colt. +
PENNSYLVANIA. to serve under Major /
Dwight Eisenhower CLoW the Amer +.
.can general serving as commander
in chief Ct Europe.
Henderson made two trips across
the Atlantic. organizing tank corps
detachments. His rank
at that time was sergeant first class.
At the close OF the war in 1918 he
was sent TO Camp Benning. Georgia,
and assigned to train q detachment
at the infantry school Of arms, in
West Point cadets. These
were all experts selected
from all ever tie nation for their
ability with weapons.
At that time Henderson held all
the army shooting medals for pistol
and rifle craftsmanship. After that
he went to the Pacific coast with
tanks on the Victory loan driye. He
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05

Keep the American Legion
strong, effective, powerful organi-
zation geared to suit the purposes
Of the veterans Of World War No. >
when they come home and take II
over Ed Henderson. new COM
mander of Boyce Aten post in El
Centro, laid Thursday.
He declared that veterans Of
World War No. ! had started from
scratch with their organization and
formed Ii through the years to serve
veterans.
These new veterans will need the
American Legion" Henderson de-
clared. "They viii be able to profit
from our experiences. We want
them 10 and we will stand back of
them. We know they viii stand back
of us
PRAISE SERVICE
Post members point with pride to
the record OF tEclr new commander.
He first enlisted in the army July
2, 1900, at Indianapolis, and trained
at Columbus Barracks. Ohio. now
called Fort Hayes. He shipped from
New York via the Suez canal and
the Indian ocean. Ell route to China
the orders changed because the re-
bellion had collapsed at Singapore
and he was sent to Manila instead.
There he was assigned TO the 18th
Infantry and went TO northern Lu-
zon within 20 miles Of the place
where the Japanese landed in this
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-05
Overseas Rules
Set for WAVES

WASHINGTON, Oct. S. UP)-
The navy announced Wednesday
that WAVE officers and enlisted
personnel desiring overseas assign
ments will be selected on the basis
of length of service and past mill
tary record.
No quotas Of women for overseas
assignments will be made before
December. The women must volun-
teer for overseas duty and will be
assigned to overseas areas on the
basis of the personnel needs of the
navy stations there.
The navy gave four requirements
fer the women eligible to volunteer
for overseas service:
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