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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-10
Epopeja jugoslouanske-
ga juna$tva
III.

Well smo komisarja, porocnika Kraigherjevo in Sc
demnais istlenega klrrja vana seboj in zvecer h
pelja gedaisce Lahko pravim da gospodicna Cor
nell in njena druzba menitno gra in ljub tujemu
jeziku tt tre pazani razumel gro in ugajala Jim
je Poznee so prs "a kulse kjer postal sredisce
nmana, ker je re Mckay povedal d1uzbi kako pre-
zvei ia dan in kako bill ma fronti Kaalina Sc je
cudovito obnasaa in jim e servirala kave in kolacov IN
Jim potem podaria veko skatljo cokoladnega praska
dovo "a vso bonico.
Mi s1no bill yes dan mimi drugem svetu, sedaj
so bill oni drugem svetu Mani.
stiri dn pozneje ---
Ko so Barettsi (igalska druzba) odpotoval odtod
Sc mi je posreco dobiti potco in jim cez par dnl
pridrlziti Moi namen nj bill toliko, da b osal nhoV
dzbi ampak rad b zvedel, &c e po srec moja ladja
Sitnca luk in je da bi predstavi mole ameriske
prijatelje mojm jugoslOvanskim patejem in oDratno
Bog in vojne razmere bile menoj in adja Je bila
TAM Toda prstaniske oblasti MISC bile meno in bilo
je nemogoGe pripelja igralce klov, kot e bio "a
mseno. Use adijsko osobje je bio Vzradosceno pr
cakovanju da pride diuzba adJo IN kual Nlkola Je
nameraval skuat zane pray p0sebno koso. Razume se
da je bo razoca1anje obeh straneh velko.
Vendar pa tisti vecer well Borsa BeroVlca, po-
litikomisara, Jospa Jucca glaVnega masinsa in Tine
ia martina Kocaka), drugega castnikay predstaVo
Ne eden izmed njih ne govori angleske besede
kar e po en strani oobro, ker e - blez Marie ali kak-
snega drugega pleva jalca naloga ostaia ma mem
in ma moi nemscni Razlozi jim vsebno igre in ia
ko SO vedeli zgodovno Elizabete Ba1eove in Roberta
Browninga Tnetov brat e bill neIoc gedaliski klitik
Ljuban in We mnogo gledaliscu Njegovo presojanje
posameznih igraskih vredno da bi Iazumel jezka,
e blo presenetljivo tocno in bstro Posege naranos
Go srca reci in baz napake oznac nabojso akor tud
nasabso igro Skoro samo Oh seb azUne, da jih je
predstava zelo zanimala Pozneje jh je duzba po
zdrava "a kulsam in Katarna e zopet serVlraa kaVo
in pecivo Velik vts e naredl mamie Brian Ahen zlas
l2l SO ga pray pred tenn videli fnu XII e bill kazan
Mestu.
znee so jim Mckay, Chester Stratto in Elaine
p ileu sestanek svojem hoelu in servira pivo in 81
rove sendvice To je naredio enak Wis kakor ma
mole ugosovane kajt piVo in vroci sirovi sendVlc so
zane cnaka redkost kakor zanje.
Use bo in bolj spoznavam te judi, te partizane, te
Jugosovane. zve mimi, jedel, spal razpravljal
0 poki, razgovarjal z mimi ljubezni in brezpo-
membnosth. Potoval sem mimi vojaski ladj, jih
opazoval in studira in po nabosih moceh skusa biti
nepristransk in cim vec jih vdim in cm boje ih
men, TEN boil jih obcudujem. To je veliko ljudstVo z
mogocno razvito "srcno kulturo Sal tako bi menda
xii vi "
Potem o2enja pisec, da bi bila negova srcna leila
ostat po voJni Jugosav in pomagati kolikor bl mo-
gel Ia enkrat pa zeli mad vse da bi pazanski zbor
prise Ameriko in lsl da bi to najvecji meri utr
dio dobre stike med Jugosavo in Amerko prid obeh
dezel.
Izpolntev tie zelje nj a-2za. Izvrsevalni odbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-10
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

Progressive Slovenke Fany $2,
ter John Kvartic, Pa. $1.O0.
Dale sem tudi sprejel vsoto
$4,000 cd nasih slovenskih fan
TOW ujetnikov, kateri Sc naha-
jajo V taboriscu La Carne, O..
Mr.. Anton Ipavec je bill pri njih
.ponovno v posetih, in so mu ia
ko izrocili omenjeno vsoto "a
svobodo svojega naroda. Pac
vredno posnemanja! To je ze
druga vsota, katero so ii mia
denici prispevali pri tel podruz-
nici. Fantje mi veckrat pisejo,
pravijo, da njih najvecje vese-
lie bi bilo, &c bi Sc mogli boriti
oh strani ameriske armade z O.
stalimi nasimi fanti "a osvobo-
ditev nasega naroda in svobodo
vsega clovestva, ,izpod tiranije
naci-fasizma, ali pa da bi Sc maj
raje sli boriti Sc z nasimi par
tizani oh strani Titove armade.
ii fantje so v resnici zavedni
sinovi slovenskega rodu in kot
veckrat mi pisejo, so v resnici
pretrpeli veliko pod italijanskim
fasizmom, ker veliko njih je bi-
10 cello rojenih in vzgojenih pod
tenn rezimom. Dokler DO incl
mas narod Sc tako zavedne 81
move kot so ii fantje, upamo, da
ne DO Sc tujec zavladal in unicil
tega malega slovenskega naro.
da. Marusic, Resinovic, Kalcie
in drugi so nam "a to v porok.
Da bi bila TAXA zavednost med
nasimi tn v Ameriki, kot je "a
vednost teh fantov.
Torej v imenu podruznice
kot v imenu organizacije SANS
in trpecega naroda v domovini
Sc tenn fantom najlepse zahva,
ljujem, ravno tako ostalim, ka.
teri ste prispevali v oktobru
skupno vsoto $147.5O. zal, da ,je
vse premalo zavednosti med ma,
mi. Bliza Sc osvoboditev nase.
mu narodu, mi pa Sc vedno kole.
banjo, &c bi dali, ali ne dali. Cas-
je prisel, torcj tisti, XII ste incl
razne izgovore v preteklosti
dam ko bo "a to cas- prisel"
sedaj je ta cas- tukaj, narod. ,
domovini trpi pomanjkanje in
trpljenje, zima je tukaj, tore.
prispevajte vsi in vsak kolikol
pac zmorete. Maj 81 DO "a SANS
ali "a pomozno akcijo.
Ne dopustimo; da nosijo vss
to breme lie nekateri, vsi smc
hcere in sinovi slovenskega oce.
ia in matere, kateri tvorijo slo'
venski narod.
Clanom oziroma zastopnikom
podruznice pa priporocam, ds
Sc v tenn mesecu vsi potrudite Z
nablranjem; te vsote, XII jih zbe
reno skupaj "a mas delokroe
SO vse premajhne v primeri ko
likor mas je.
Potrebna hi bila tudi podruz
MICA ma juzni strani naselbine
Je menda ze skrajni cas- "a to
Euclidski rojaki so Sc v tenn O
ziru zbudili, in tako ustanovil
svojo podruznico. TEN zaved.
MIN rojakom in rojakinjam ze.
limo obilo uspeha.
Ma delo, torej vsi, cas- ie pri.
sci, da je treba .tudi akciie, in
ne lie simpatije. S temi Sc ma,
rod ne bo resil, -potrebe so veil.
ke, in nasi skupni doprinosi Sc
potrebni tudi vecjem obsegu
kot so bill do sedaj. !
]: F. Durn, &%
tajnik st. 48 SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-10

SANSa razpravlja stvari in priznava, da bi bo pod
jetje vredno vsega uda zaveda pa tud yseh tezay
katere bi bio treba preagati. Res b bo treba cello
sto vprasan ampak cese dajo resii e preprican, da
bodo tt pevci pozdravjen Aeriki kakor rodni bratje
SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-10
Vabilo in kritika

Cleveland, Ohio. - Letos bo
proslavljalo drustvo "V boj" st.
So Slovenske narodne podporne
jednote svojo 38-letnico, odkar
je bilo ustanovljeno in obenem
stiridesetletnico obstoja S. N.
P. ]. Use to sc bo vrsilo v ne
deljo, II. novembra v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Pricetek DO oh Z. uri
zvecer programom, in po pro-
gramu DO pies v zgornji dvora-
nj, kjer bo igral Barbic's-Zalo-
kar's orkester.
Ia program so bill proseni,
da nastopijo Miss Florence Une-
tic, da zapoje Star Spangler
Banner, in solo-spev. Godbene
to6ke proizvajajo Dolores Pajk,
Jerry Pajk in Johnny Sore, cla-
nj mladinskega pevskega zbora
S. D. D., in nastopi mladinski
pevski zbor S. D. Donna.
Ravno tako nastopijo sestri
Kapelj in sestri Slokar v kvar-
tetu, kakor sestri Arch duetu,
Xxi zapoje "Soca voda".
Prvic, da bono slisali S. D.
Domu mladinski pevski zbor
clcvelandske SNPJ federacije
pod vodstvom pevovodje Malec-
karja.
Josephine Turk nastopi v due
tn Z Sophie Ilersic- -Turkman, 60
vornik pa DO Camilus Zarnik,
d2ugi podpredsednik SNIP.
Oni, XII hocete prisostvovati
pri programu, Sc pozurite, ker
kakor nitro DO ena tretjina Sc
lczeV zasedenih po sedmi uri,
Sc DO pritelo izvajati program,
da ne DO oporekanja radi plesa.
TOrej zelimo, da ste tocni in
la mestu, l1akor tudi oni, XII j.
majo nastopiti, da ne bono pre-
iolgo cakali mamie.
Prosimo tudi clane drustva
"V boz st. 53, da bi Sc bolj red
no udelezevali sci. Pri drustvu
je mad 600 clanov, ali ma seje
jlE prilaja lie do diva ducata.
Ker tega dopisnika vprasu-
jejo zakaj Sc vec ne oglasa V ca,
so isju, rosebno V "Prosveti'
vam maj bo povedano, ker Sc ne
strinja diktaturo, pa maj be
ista fasjsticna, nacijska, komu-
nj s tiGna ali socialisticna, Sc
mani pa monarhisticna.
In to Sc je zacelo izvajati v
nekdanji "a delavske principe
bojeviti in slovenski naselbini v
Chicagu. Enkrat je tam vladal
delavski duh, kritiziral je lah-
ko dopisnik vsakega glavnega
odbornika in urednika. In Sc
aaj ne smcs drugega kot hvali-
3ati tisto, kar Sc imenuje izvrs-
no osobje, urednik pa nj vec u
rednik, je le "sluga pokoran'
dveh glaVnih funkcijonarjev.
katerima mora nesti kriticno
V5ebino "a 'okey." In takimi
"cloveki'', mi V Zdruzenih drza-
yah, XII nam jamci svobodo IT,
ska in govora, nocemo imeti O.
pravka.
Da vam damo nekai dokazov
Bio je nekam v aprilu 1914
Anton Tratnik, tajnik drustva
st. 267 SNPJ V Kemmerer
Wyo., je kritiziral urednika, in
ravno tako Anton Zajc, prejs.
Mi glaVni odbornik SSPZ. Ured.
nix jima je "ustvaril'' pod njih
dopisi dolg rep, ali komen'
tar. Ko sno Sc oglasili ma isti
njegov rep, je seve kot "slu.
ga pokoran' sci v iris" ma po,
svetovanje predsednikom in
tajnikom, ker sta ona diva cd.
loeila obicajni kos. Mi glavni u
radniki izvrsnega odbora, mi j.
no moe, in "a mas u. S. Bill
Of Rights nina pomona.
Evening star., 1944-09-17

SONS foamed in the most unlikely London
gardens.
He was 50 dear 50 chivarous and kind.
No one had ever looked after Joanna and
taken care of her as he did, for all the world
as if she were delicate and frail
He never actually made love to her. Not
yet But by vague hints and insinuations, she
knew he was getting around that way. Once,
when she spoke of next year, he said ten
derly, But of course you won't be working
in the office next year. She looked at him,
waiting, but he said no more. He drew pat
terms on the tablecloth with his fork, and his
kind scholarly face was somehow sad.
lT WASN'T until the last week of his extension
of leave that he put his hand over hers when
they were alone at their favorite corner table.
Il have plan. " said Mr.. Charles, land
| want to tell you about it, Joanna. That
first day when you came into the Office, look
ing so young and so alone - don't know.
1t did something to me-
His fingers frightened round hers. Il thought
how dreadful it all was for you - how sad you
Evening star., 1944-09-17

had no one to look after you. protect YOU.
The old feeling of being vaguely lost, and
up against something she did not under
stand engulfed Joanna once more, and took
some of the brightness out of her heart
You see," said Mr.. Charles gently. I'm
going back to my regiment almost immedi-
ately And this is busy year for soldiers. :.
The chances are that shall be killed. And
have no one dependent on me - no respon-
sibilities 1t would give me great pleasure to
provide for you and - and - provide for
you," said Mr. Charles. a trifle lamely. Il
mean to know you were provided for
If this was proposal it was the queerest
one Joanna had ever heard of. Before speak
ing she gently pulled her hand away. She
said, Then you aren't in love?"
Mr. Charles laughed lightly and gaily.
Oh dear me, no. Nothing like that. You
needn't have a single qualm there. | am
heartfree l can please myself"
She faced him then, bravely. MIR. Charles
she said firmly. do you mind telling me
exactly what you are driving att"
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1944-09-17

out of the folds of the big white shawl
How frightfully kind of you" said Jo-
anna; but she was just little dashed She'd
rather he'd brought her flowers for herself
than something to send to Janet Still, why
should he? 1t certainly was most kind.
Il wondered" said Mr.. Charles IF you'd
care to come out and lunch with me?''
Joanna's face lit If he asked her to lunch,
it proved he liked her a little He didn't just
regard her as good work.
I'D adore to" she said
She might have regaled the office with
some startling adventures of her own for
change, on Monday morning But she didn't.
She hugged the memory of Mr.. Charles dear
ness to her Suddenly life was lovely, and full.
Mr. Thomas helped matters, too - by
getting complications, all of them painful
50 that Mr.. Charles got an extension of leave.
They never lunched together during the
week BY tacit consent they kept their friend
ship secret in Office hours But most evenings
they met. and every Saturday and Sunday
they spent together And the bluebells and
lilac came out, at Kew. and the apple bios
Evening star., 1944-09-17

Thomas also? If there had been any other
way, | wouldn't have asked"
"Of course not" said Mr. Charles hurried
ly That's all right" He looked as if he were
about to say something else, but didn't Just
smiled at her instead.
After she had gone. he sat for some time
playing with pencil, his kind. scholarly face
sad Odds and ends of poetry came into his
mind for he was great reader OF poetry.
He thought of The Millers Lovely Daugh-
ter" and of Many Broken Doll'' and
"A Crushed Flower" and how when lovely
woman stoops to folly, she finds too late that
men deceive" The thought of that poor little
girl with her brave eyes and gentle voice.
facing hard world alone. upset Mr. Charles.
When Joanna got back to her desk she
was blushng. GOO said Christine.
Look at her What he been saying, ducks?"
Don't tell me you vamped our office
Adonis!" said Maude And wore my new
foolard threadbare here in the Office last time
he was on leave. All in van!'
Next thing, " said Christine, do you know
what? He'll be sending her flowers"
was a queer new little ache in her heart
IN bet you" said Christine, hes Won
dering this moment which shop to go to-
II always say the quiet ones are the worst
RELY" said Maudie They go at a mans
heart like bulldozers''
"NOw listen to us, ducks -" said Chris
tine For believe me- we know. Keep him
guessing. see. Don't you go telling him every
thing. Let hun think you'v got dozens OF
boys, see? No man wants to get his girl out
of the bargain basement. See what | mean9
Mystery That's what man likes! Tell
them everything they 60 off bored. See?'
With the experience they had of the world,
and glamour and men, Joanna felt they prob
ably knew But the chances of her ever open
ing her heart to Mr.. Charles seemed very
remote. Still. there was something in his eye
when he smiled at her. that warmed her heart.
And something in his voice when he said
Good night" on his way through the Office,
that made Christine and Maudie raise their
eyebrows and say We'll! Forevermorer
They regarded Joanna with new respect.
She'd always seemed such quiet little thing.
On the dull side. But there must be more in
her than met the eye. if she could get MIR.
Charles intrigued"
CHRISTINE. as it happens, had been quite
right Mr. Charles spent the whole of the
following Saturday morning looking for the
D., "a. - ba h,v-
ing He marched into the Baby Linen De-
partment of Garfield and demanded a COM
pete layette How surprised old Crumpie
would be, if she knew why he wanted all her
spare coupons, Poor kid. he thought, no Won
der she had to have raise! Well, now she
needn't sDend il all on grim necessities
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-30
BAZAAR AND TEA

Lutheran Ladies Aid on Friday, Dec. lst, 12 noon to 5 D. m, at Church ParlorS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-30
CATHCLIC DAUGHTERS
 MEET;; MAKE PLANS

[ The Catholic Daughters of Amer | ica meet last evening in the Parish
 Hall and it was decided that in stallation of officers will take place on December 12, and refreshment committee was appointed for that date. Those on the committee are Mrs. William Bates, Mrs. Isabel ,Cashen and Mrs. Mary Doogan.
 Tentative plans were made for the adult Christmas party scheduled for December 28, and committees were appointed as follows; Enter tainment-Miss Kathleen Johnson. Kay McAlister, Kathyrn Kennedy, Lillian Uggen and Frances Ebel; Refreshments-Mr A. Geyer, Mrs. William Biggs, Isabel Cashen and Mrs. Mary Kelley; Decorating-Mrs. N. R. Buoy, Mrs. R. Tollefsen and Mrs. William OShaugnessy, Re- storation-Mrs. Ted Keaton, Mrs. Mary Giovanetti, Mrs. Esther Gull and Mrs. Anna Haydon; Prizes Mrs. Angelo Astone and Mrs Azola Devlin.
 I Mrs. Aquina Barnhill is represent ing the GOA in the bond drive now
 being conducted and will be assisted { by other members of the organiza- tion in covering the allotted terri tory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-30
SKI CLUB PLACES
 DISPLAY CARD IM DOWNTOWN WINDOW

An exhibit of ski pictures taken in the immediate vicinity Of Juneau was placed on display this morning in the window of the Public Health Service office in the Shattuck Build ing.
 The display has been arranged by the Juneau Ski Club in connection with their annual membership drive and also to encourage skiing in Juneau.
 The map on display in the Shat tuck Building drawn by Joe Werner, gives an excellent picture of the Douglas Ski Area which has been developed'by the Forest Service dur ing the past 10 years The carto- graph shows trails, shelter cabins and the principal cross-country runs.
 The display, the Ski Club an- nounced, is arranged primarily to encourage those interested in skiing to order their ski equipment early Many individuals, it was pointed out, lose out in skiing each year because they wait until the middle of the season to purchase their equipment. The active Juneau skiing season in Juneau extends from the middle of December to the last of April and many cross-country trips on the glaciers can be taken after that month.
 The Juneau Ski Club members said that because of war and result ing unsettled conditions throughout Alaska, the turnover of active skiers has been heavy. Practically all of the younger group of competitive skiers are in the armed forces, and for the past three years the Juneau Ski Club has tried to maintain its policy of sponsoring recreational skiing.
 One phase of the program is pro- viding ski recreation for members of the armed forces now stationed in the Juneau area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-30
ENGINEER RETURNS TO
 JUNEAU FROM N0ATAK

G. R. Green, Construction En- gineer with the Department of h. dian Affairs, has returned to Ju- neau after an extensive trip to the Interior.
 Green was called to the town of Noatak, north of Kotzebue, when the Noatak River overran it's banks, threatening to inundate the village and the Government school. By opening the old channel, he was able to divert the river from it's present course and save the village and school house.
 Enroute to Juneau, MT, Green visited Hot Springs, near Fair banks, and reports seeing water melons weighing as much as 40 pounds, which were grown by the local gardeners this past summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-30
.FBI MAKE OVER 100 ARRE5T5 IN
 ALLEGED GRAFT

WASHINGTON, Nov 30 The FBI announces the arrest of more than 100 Union Pacific Railroad dining car walters and stewards on charges of withholding receipts for meals.
 Director J. Edgar Hoover said the alleged operation cost the railroad line an estimated $2O0,00O a year.
 Dozen of arrest were made in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Omaha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
TO HELP CHILDREN

somehow the proSthetic res
toration gives gift OF new
life,-IAc wearerS feel once
again that they can he normal
among normal people. II saves
many of them from ncuroses--
even AN existence spent III hid
ing"
Mhen a patient comes -te-hef
Mrs EelIlngnr- Al-St- tal&e&-ap- LA
preston IN an agar compound OF
the part of the body where stht
replacement IS To be Worn. Al
The same time, if its a hand, arm
or ear. an impression IS also made
of the intact member
From these, plaster Of paris
models are made. She then model,
missing Z part IA water clay
with every detail complete. Next
step is 10 make a plaster model
from the clay model and into this
is poured = special lateN-eeHFetttfd,
m which blue, red and yellow pig
mpHt-- have been blended te-ti4e
skin shade of the patient
With more than 100000 differ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Animal Week
Proclaimed
Mayor Announcement
Starts Humane Drive

.
The greatest consideration fol
dumb creatures was urged Satur.
day by Mayor, Jeffrics in proclaim.
ing the opening Of "Bc Kind q
Animals Week
"IR this weriS. tho mayor
said, "the citizens OF the City
or DPtr0It are Invited 10 Join
with the Michigan Humane So
ciety in extending 10 animals
every consideration fn-their
writarc and safety.
II feel positive that the peo-
pie of Detroit will wish 60 Join
i'm the progress of the Michigan
Humane Society 10 further
iriendlinesS aud consideration TO
animals in our midst during this
week of observance, aS well as
every day in the year"
Recognized since last Scptom
her by the VINO as an cssentia
activity The work of the Human,
Society viii be featured thrnL-h
on 7TTT Week in school programs
radio talks and public gatherings
I'm pleading for "a year-round 49,
titHor of truuanC tTCgtmenl o
our animal friends. the s6cietl
POSES these pertinent questions
DO We siackcn our cars
speed 81 that there will be no
possible chance of iniuring the
dog crossing It's path
DO we try 10 elect those who
will legiNlate thoughtfully, hu-
namely aud wisely when the
welfare of animals i AZ stake?
do we ever sop tn think
how greatly our well beiue-our
very liVrN-are dependent ON
these creatures that cod ha,
made >"
Annual membership In tine SO
cietX may he obtained hN pas
ment of only 81 1t was cNplarrc
Donations TO support lis Wori
are welcomed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

finger a new finger is glued on
with Mrs. BoettlngerS own medl-
Gated adhesive, also used for put
ting on ears, noses, parts OF faces.
~ 5tttt1rTTVT Is TCnCWCQ every
two or three days 1t won't wash
of a hoy with a prosthetic tip-
ger can 20 swimming like any
other boy. A woman with a re-
paired face can use cold cream.
a good ndkrup lob completes the
illusion. And you can breathe
through Mrs. BIS proSthetic noses.
Mrs Bettinger is the wife OF a
dentist, now an officer in the navy
At a recent surgeon convention
in New York City, her work was
adiudgcd best in its field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

RIOS hevc e Sonotone unless IL Is
ffrl to your particular personal
hearing loss For Sonotone IS upt
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Fashions New Faces for Wounded Vets
ScuIpiress Models
LifeIike Features
That Defy the Eye

rs FLORENCE VESSELS
lnNtr.ai >rNirc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Bottinger fingers and hands
bend naturally if pressed against
something solid. An anatomical
frame of pliable copper follows
the bone structure You can smoke
with this hand il viii hold things.
In fact, it can h Id up to Is
pounds.
When no stump is left Of a lost
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NLAkES NEM IACLN

Have you lost "a hand She
cam make Nou "a ncw one SO
genuine 10 appearance that those
Ground Nou VIII never notice II
isn't lu4r own. or am arm a
nose n ear on even part of a
ltc,
Shr rtg makes whole new
9aer~ lo people who have lost
there, Though. hrcs, accidents on
ON wa Wal fronts.
talked 20 Lillian BcttnGcr--
tt7.>-.ii,zgi4-- Fed#othcT who can
give you q prosthetic appliance
meaning substitute for the real
thing natural that viii be
warm 10 The touch, with the tex
tuIr and color OF your own skin
She is working with both the
amy and the navy. When the
rehabilitation of our fighting men
as we'll under way She hopes TO
go 10 Europe TO help little chill
drrn manned when the bombs
ralncd down
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Germans Execute 7
For Strike in Vienna

SOMEWHERE on TIE GER
MAN FRONTIER, April - QNS)
An eyewitness, whose identity
cannot be- disclosed. reported to-
day that "a threc-day strike of/300
workers In the Niennese branch
of the GneEing MaHks MAS broken
by execution Of seven ringleaders .
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cnt shades Of human skin, this
takes the eye of an artist.
The compound Is yulcanized for
- hours and then the finishing
touches are Dul Dn-lhlnuS- like
finger nails.