davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-05-05

enemy Night nd1atefs wsEe ii tlss
air, but did nof 1e1nt.
In other Central pac1nc serial
sweeps. = single Liherator attached
rcnape island Monday night, set
ting . flre IN the town Of Ponaps.
Isolated enemy positions In the
Marshall Islands were bombed and
strafed Monday and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-05-05

I, ton Of Col. James W. Rankin, ana
an exhibit Of dogs trained ~ the
Army.
| The AAA has invited school po-
lice, District ofacials and members
OF Congress to attend Is special
guests.
Evening star., 1944-05-05
A-12 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C.

|centage varies greatly according to
the type Of patients selected. Psy-
chiatrists are conservative about re-
porting cures. They report some
patients as much improved; that
is. the patients can be discharged
and certified to resume their legal
rights. A New York psychiatrist
recently reported that in 200 cases
of Oppressive psychosis, 159 recov-
cred or much improved, 23 improved
and 18 showed no improvement: in
275 cases Of acute schrizophrenia
fdementia praecox), 100 recovered
or were much improved, SO i'm
proved, 83 showed no improvement
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-20
INSTRUCTIONS
TO VOTERS
How To Obtain Ballots And
Envelopes For Voting:

1t shall be lawful for any voter to secure
a Presidential and Vice Presidential ballot
and State ballot at any time from the Chair
man of the various political parties or from
any other source whatsoever, and to mark
them at any time and at any place before
voting them, and to carry the ballots which
have been marked to the designated polling
place in the election district of which he or
she is registered and qualified voter and
there vote the said ballots.
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-20
Deposit OF Ballots In Envelope

When an elector is ready to vote, the
said elector shall enter the passage way, and
after being passed by the chalengers, shall
be admitted to the election room; provided,
however, there shall not be in the room at any
time more than one voter for each booth
therein, exclusive of the election officers. On
entering the room the voter shall announce
his or her name to the Clerks of Election,
who shall register it, and one of the Clerks
shall deliver to said elector an envelope and
ballots. The voter shall then, and without
leaving the room, go alone into any of tine
booths which may be unoccupied. II said
elector has already procured the Official Bal
lots and marked them as he or she desires
to VOTE they must be placed in the envelope,
or if said elector has not already prepared
the ballots he or she may use the ones hand
ed him or her by the Clerk. After having
placed the ballots in the envelope, the cleo
tor must then deliver the same to the In
spector or to the Judge who may be temper
arily authorized to act for the Inspector.
The voter shall Immediately after voting
leave the room. No voter to whom an enve-
lope has been delivered shall be permitted to
leave the room without voting or returning
said envelope to the Clerk of Elections.
Put the ballots in your envelope; if it
contains more than one Presidential and Vice
Presidential ballot or more than one State
ballot, all ballots will be thrown out and your
vote will not be counted.
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-20
How To Prepare The Ballots
For Voting:

After voter has obtained the ballots he
or she shall indicate his or her choice of
candidates by marking the ballot with
black or indelibe pencil or black crayon.
This is to be done as follows When an
elector desires to vote straight ticket, that
is to vote for all the candidates of party
appearing in the party column on the ballots,
he or she shall place a cross mark or "X"
within the square at the head of the party
column containing the names of such candi-
dates. In the event that an elector does not
desire to vote for all of the candidates whose
names appear in any party column, he or she
shall place cross mark or "X" in the square
at the left of the name of the candidate for
whom it is desired to vote, and he or she
may also scratch out the name of the can
didate for whom he OF she does not desire
to VOTE
If the elector shall place on the ballot
cross mark or "X" within the square con-
tanning party designation at the head of
the column, he or she shall be deemed to
have voted for all the candidates whose
names appear in the column under such
mark, unless some name or names shall be
erased or unless in some other column tx"
mark shall have been placed in the square
at the left of the name of some other can
didate for the same office.
When the voter shall have mark against
two or more names for the same office, the
voter shall be deemed to have voted for none
of them, and the ballot shall not be counted
for either candidate, but shall be counted
for such other candidates as it is the evident
intention of the voter to vote for.
IF ANY NAME BE WRITTEN ON
ANY BALLOT THE BALLOT SHALL BE
VOID AND NOT COUNTED.
When the elector shall have such mark
in the square at the left of the name of per-
son in the proper place, the electOr shall be
deemed to have voted for that person, al
though said elector shall have omitted to
erase or scratch out the name printed in
any other column for the same office.
A ballot put in without any mark shall
not be counted, and ballot not marked at
the top shall be counted only for the per-
son for whom the marks thereon are APP
plicable.
Evening star., 1944-06-08
White Supremacy
Affirmed in GEORGIA
And Mississippi
BY the Associated Press.


The South hoisted new Demo-
cratic storm signals today, with Mis-
sissippi joining the ranks of States
determined to commit the party to
stand for white supremacy and
Georgia Democrats barring Negroes
from their July primary.
Following almost exactly pattern
set previously by Texas Democrats,
the antiadministration controlled
Mississippi convention voted yester-
day to instruct the partys IL elec-
tors in the State to reject the Demo-
cratic presidential nominee unless
the national convention meets GER
tain demands.
These demands, as outlined In
resolutions adopted by the conven-
tion, were strongly reminiscent of
those previously approved by Texas
and South Carolina conventions
They included opposition to antipoll
tax and racial equality planks in the
platform. The resolutions also urged
"a return of States rights" and
restoration of the tHo-thirds nomi-
mating rule for national conventions.
Shift of Votes Threatened.
The regular Texas Democratic
convention previously had instructed
that States electors not to support
the party nominee unless similar
demands were fulfilled by the con-
vention. South Carolina Demo-
Gratis took the same course, except
that they delayed choosing electors
until after the national convention
acts on the platform.
Because it seems unlikely that the
convention will restore the two
thirds rule, the action by the three
States threatened to shift from the
regular Democratic nominee a bloc
of electoral votes in areas where he
virtually was assured of a large
popular majority.
In another offshoot of the "white
supremacy" issue, the Democratic
State Executive Subcommittee di-
rected that Georgia party officials
deny Negroes the right to participa-
ton in that States primary, in
which interest will center on the
bid of Senator George for renomi-
nation.
Two Representatives Renominated.
The Georgia group held that the
Supreme Courts opinion opening
Evening star., 1944-06-08
Steinberg Drops Appeal in
EmbezzIement Conviction

Appeal from the District Court
conviction last January of Albert w
Steinberg, e43. on embezzlement
charges, yesterday was dropped at
the United States Court of Appeals
A stipulation stating the appeal was
being dropped, but giving no specific
reasons, was signed by Mr.. Stein
bergs attorney, Austin F. Garfield
and Assistant United States Attor-
ney Bernard Margolius and filed in
the Appellate Court.
Steinberg was found guilty by a
jury before Justice Matthew F. Nc
Guire of embezzling more than
$4,000 from Forman, Inc, wholesale
liquor dealers, while serving the firm
as bookkeeper and Office manager.
In February Justice MCGUIRE sem
fenced him to serve from eight
months to two years and denied him
bail, pending appeal. Steinberg will
be eligible for parole in October. Mr..
Garfield said the probabilities were
that the case could not be heard
and determined in the higher court
before then.
Evening star., 1944-06-08

headquarters and post memoranda,
general and special orders, circulars
and bulletins, all In the Army's
formal directive channels, the gen.
eral explained.
Gen. Hayes said he had been in
formed in Washington that the Sd
Service Command had taken the
lead in this survey and that its
results were so successful similar
Evening star., 1944-06-08
Sd Service Area
Cuts Use of
Paper 40 Pct.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, June "a 40 per
cent saving of paper used bv the
Army in Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Virginia will result lroul :.
requirements survey and subsequent
revision of all official publications
at Sd Service Command posts, Mai.
Gen. Philip Hayes announced yes
terday.
Publications affected included
Evening star., 1944-06-08

Texas Democratic primary to Ne
groes does not affect Georgia be-
cause the latter's election rules are
party-made and not set by statute
In New Mexico, mounting returns
showed the denomination of the
States two Congress members,
Clinton P. Anderson and Antonio M.
Fernandez, and Gov. John j. Demp-
sey. They are Democrats. Carroll
G.. Gunderson, Republican, will OPP
pose Gov. Dempsey, while Mayer
Manuel Lujan and Ben F. Meyer
woh the Republican nominations for
Congress.
Evening star., 1944-06-08

LOS ANGELES.-MARRIAGE
OVER-Judy Garland, young
film songstress, was granted a
divorce in Superior Court here
yesterday from David Rose,
composer and band leader and
now a sergeant in the Army.
She charged that he was in
conSiderate.-A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1944-06-08

Help win the war by saving waste
kitchen fats.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-17

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You can count on PLUS PEEFCHH-
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ond methods developed by Goodyear
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leadership. As oiwoYs, lac 33.3T TIRE.
VALUE -. md your bost b-y roD.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-17

"Gore 10000 m;le7 -. look good
fer another 10000" "33 coo
males ana treads are still good."...
"25,5T5 miles Uithout trouble, and
DO nor shoU too much Uear."
f1ss three from thousands Of favor
ob.o zcports that ore piling in from all
ovo1 the country from taxi owners,
doctors, tanners. post1nen. police .
Evening star., 1944-06-29

on the AIR TODAY.
W10p, S:00-keenan Wynn stars In The
Walls Came 1umblng Down; a society column
Isl becomes involved in murder.
WMAl, $40 Should Defeated Germany
Be- Allowed immediate SeIf-6overnment!" dis,
tusssd.
WWDt, 3:30-Washnoion vs.. Detroit; night
baseball game.
Evening star., 1944-06-29
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK o. COLBY.
Names in the News.

Names in the News.
YAWATA, Japanese industrial
city bombed by B-29s. Caution. In
japanese, all syllables receive about
the same stress; there is, however,
a slight accent on the first syllable.
In Yawata, the first "a" is "ah."
The second and third are almost as
fiat as in "wag, tag" Say: YAH
Wa-ta.
KYUSHU, southernmost Of Japa-
nese islands. The first syllable is
kew" as in kewpie. Say: KEW
shoe.
CHICHI JIMA, one of BONN Is
lands raided by United States car
rier task force. (Jima means "is-
land.D Say: CHEE-chee JEE-mah.
HAHA JIMA. island south of Chi
chi. Say: HAH-hah JEE-mah.
GARAPAN, capital of island of Sal
pan. Say: gah-rah-PAHN.
TWO RETTO, chain of small is
lands south of Bonins. Two means
rock" Retto means Chain of is
lands Say: EE-woe RET-TOE.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1944-06-29

WM, s:0o-eoY Rogers, cowboy stsr, visits
blnS Crosby.
WINK. 9.05-Bssihoven's Quartet No. IS
in A Minor" played by The Budapest String
Quartet.
WhAl, 9:30-Gsorss Olsen and his or.
thestra.
M, 9:3o-laA program for the sum.
Nor; . farewell party fof Joan Davis from
Tho Fox.WlIshirs Thsaisr In Hollywood.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17

s4e II y VI Es3 n +sE3ssa ss+ 8
mu razjasnil yes polozaj in "a
devo, zaradi katere je prisel, in
ga prosil, maj vzame ciganko "a
nekaj casa ' svojo druzino. Ia
mu je povedal nekaj pomisle-
kov, katere je pa mozek vse
spretno pobil in tako sta v KRAFT
KEN prisla do zakljucka, da Sc
Nigana preseli il .jeee k strob-
lju.
Drugo jutro zgodaj sta sli
trgovceva lena in hci v hiso
vojnega sodisca. Nesli sta v je-
Go ciganki novo, napol svileno
mescanska zensko obleko; ko Sc
je Nigana preoblekla, so sle vse
tri v trgoveevo hiso. Nova O.
bleka je ciganki prav lepo pri-
stojala. Vendar Sc pa tudi svo-
jemu navadnemu nakitu nj mo-
gla popolnoma odreci. Zopet 81
je vtaknila " svoje kratke lase
dragi kamen, katerega je nosila
zasitega v svoji vojaski opravi.
Tako je prisla Nigana v nov,
zanjo doslej popolnoma nena-
vaden krog. - Pa tudi ma vso
stroblovo druzino je napravila
blesteca postava tuje zenske z
briljantom v glavi velik Wits.
Vsi SO ciganko spostovali in j
kazali ma vse mogoce nacine svo-
jo ljubeznivost, prijaznost in
naklonjenost. Nigana je kmalu
opazila dobrohotnost, katero
so il stregli, in zato Sc je cutila
med dobrimi ljudmi popolnoma
srecno in zadovoljno. - Podne-
vi je postajala cesto ma balko-
nu in zrla po vec ur neprestano
kakor zamaknjena po ravnini
oh Saw. Kadar je prisel MEN
MOI, je spoznala njegove kora-
Ike ze ma stopnicah; poten pa
mu je tekla nasproti kakor o.
trok in ga obsula s svojo nez-
no ljubeznivo prijaznostjo. Ia
ko je Bregar zopet zacel upati
in zdelo Sc mu je, da mu v krat-
KEN zasijejo srecni dnevi. Ko je
nekega dne srecal ma cesti Kro-
parskega mozka, mu je rekel:
"Nigana Sc prav dobro drzi.
Mislim, da bo Sc vse dobro."
"Vidis, nikdar ne smemo IL
gubiti we're in upanja," mu je
odgovoril mozek.
"Stefan, to je tvoje delo: -
vse to 81 tt tako dobro napra-
viii"
"Kdo, pravis, Sc ii je v bo-
ju trdovratno ustavil?" sc je
mozek zacel delati gluhega.
"Stefan, nikdar sc tt ne mo-
rem dosti zahvaliti," je zatrje-
val Bregar glasneje, ia vse,
kar 81 mi dobrega storil."
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17
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Izvrsujemo ekspertna popravila ma
vsakovrstnih pralnih strojii1, likalnikih,
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17
CRNA ZENA
Zeodovinsko poves+
PrirediI Jovoron

rim mozem, XII je bill pref tukaj.
Pocakaj mirno tn, kmalu zopet
pridem."
Ma njegovo znamenje je od-
prl euvaj vrata in France je "a
pustil Niganino temno celico.
Cez emo uro sc je vrnil Bre.
gar s Stefuljckom v jeco. Oba
sta vstopila zamisljeno in mo-
trece zrla v tia. Komaj sta pre-
stopila prag, Sc jinna je vrgla
Nigana pred noge in zacela
ihteti:
20 Radko, kako dolgo te nj
bilo! ze sem mislila, da ne pri-
des mic vec in da me prepustis
smrti."
"Nigana!" il je odgovoril
MOI ocitajoee.
Pri teh besedah je mozek ne
koliko dvignil svetilka, katero je
drzal v roki, in pogledal svoji-
mi iskrimi ocmi ciganki v obraz.
Ia nj mogla prenesti njegovega
ostrega pogleda, ampak VS. a
zmedena je povesila oci in zrla
v tia.
"zena," je zacel govoriti
krosnjar, zee je to vse res, kar
ste povedali svojemu mozu, po-
tenn ste lahko jutri re prosti.
Hocem govoriti "a vas pri So
discu."
"Res, vse je res, prisegam pri
svetlih zvezdah! mu je segla
ciganka v besedo.
"Vas MOI je zvest in dober,' y
je nadaljeval mozek, ne menec
Sc "a njene besede; "zopet vas
hoee vzeti k sebi kot svojo zeno
in vi smete ostati cello tn v Kris
KEN, dokler ne preneha vojski-
ma nevarnost ="
"Toda tudi Radko mora osta-
ii tn in me vsak dan obiskati!,"
ga je prekinila zena.
"Pametna bodi, Nigana," jo
je sk/sal pomiriti MOI, ''koli-
korkrat bonn mogel, te bonn o.
biskal."
"Poznam namrec neko skrb-
no, dobro druzino," je nadalje-
val mozek; "ta vas bo rada
sprejela V svojo sredo, &c jo
prosim "a to-"
mic prositi," ga je nitro "a
vrnila ciganka S ponosom; "saj
sem vendar hci bogatega cigan-
skega vojvoda; pri sebi imam
zlato in blescecih sc dragih
kamnov, da 81 lahko kupim z
mimi veliko hiso, vse bonn po-
placala."
"Ljubezni in prijateljstva ne
moreno poplacati z zlatom in
srebrom," il je hladno odgovo-
ril mozek. iona druzina, h ka-
teri vas hocem peljati, ina tudi
sama dosti denarjo in premoze-
MIA. &c vas DO sprejela, bo sto-
rila to lie IL krscanske ljubezni
in usmiljenja. Vendar mi mo-
rate "a to uslugo nekaj oblju-
biti, da Sc namrec nikdar vec ne
bodete potikali po pustinji ali
po gozdovih in planjavah, am
pax da bodete ostali vedno pri
druzini, kar sc samo po sebi ra-
zume, da Sc spodobi "a posteno
zeno; &c mi pa tega ne obljubi-
te, potem pa seveda ne morem
"a vas nicesar storiti. Jutri ma
vsezgodaj vam bonn postal zen
sko obleko in potem ne smete
nikdar vec obleci moskega O.
blacila."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17
(Nadaljevonje)

''Nigana, ii nisi izpolnila svo-
jih dolznosti in cato me je du-
hovnik v Bjelini odvezal tudi cd
mojih dolznosti dovolil mi
ie, da smem vstopiti v najem-
nisko ceto."
"Potemtakem ii bo pa ma Go
renjskem duhovnik tudi lahko
dovolil, da bos smell til k zlato-
lasi zeni?"
"Tega mi pa ne more dovoliti
noben duhovnik, cello najvisji
duhovnik v Rimu me-"
"Vam je vse dovoljeno, pr
mas ubogih, zanicevanih ciganih
je pa vse kazni vredno!" je jaw
kala ciganka VISA razburjena.
Vsled obilnih skrbl in napo-
rov je kazalo vse memo obnasa-
ME nekaj bolestnega; nekaj ca
sa je molcala, potem je pa 20
pet nadaljevala:
"Vedno sem imela pred ocmi
lepo, zlatolaso zeno; vendar tt
je ne morem pustiti. Nikogar
drugega ne smes ljubiti kakor
Nigano, hcerko pustinje -. Nj
gano samo! &c mi prelomis I'VE
stobo, potem sem zmozna "a
najgrozovitejse dejanje - in
cetudi bi zato morala umreti 9.
Sal poznas ciganko, Radko; sal
yes, kako bridko Sc INA masce-
vati. Tako dalec sem prisla "a
teboj, samo da bi videla, ali 81
mi Sc zvest.'
"Torej ne il ljubezni, ampah
il ljLbosumnosti 81 storila vse
to-" je pripomnil moz zalostno.
"Radko," je kriknila cigan-
ka, "ljubosumnost je najvecja
in najmocnejsa ljubezen!"
"Tako velike skrbi sem incl
zaradi tebe; vedno sem nislil
ma te; in ii mi ne izkazujes niti
iskrice zaupanja!"
"Ti 81 mislil name? Radko,
liubi Radko! I'll 81 bill v skrbeh
zaradi mene?' Sc je naenkrat
razveselila ciganka in zacela 60
voriti milo in memo; 90 Radko,
sal ii zaupam, vse ii verjamem,
kar mi poves; toda cd sebe me
ne smes spoditi, vedno hocem
biti pri tebi!'
Hotela ga je objeti, a zadrza-
lie so jo verge, katerimi je l.
mela vklenjene roke. Zopet je
zacela jokati kakor otrok.
MOI Sc je zamislil in 81 ro-
ko gladil brado. Cez nekaj casa
je rekel:
"Nigana, tvoj polozaj je tax,
da Sc JAZZ ne spoznam dodobra v
MEM; moran Sc posvetovati S
svojim prijateljem, z onim sta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17

Zdaj je mozek obmolknil. Ne
kaj trenotkov je vladala memo
tena tisina, potem pa je powell
besedo Bregar in zacel zeno te-
meljito opominjati: -.
"Nigana, kar ii je povedal
Stefan, moras vsekakor tocno
izpolniti! Zadnji cas- je, da zac-
mes mirno in tho zivljenje, ka-
kor Sc spodobi zenski; ostati
moras vedno pri druzini! JAZZ te
bonn obiskal, kolikorkrat b o m
pac mogel in ko enkrat potece
moja sluzba, "a katero sem Sc
pogodil, bova sla skupno odtod
in potem sc ne ,bova locila nj
kdar vec; vendar zaupati mi
moras, sal tudi JAZZ tebi zaupam
vse."
! 20 Radko, JAZZ ii zaupam; -
vse, prav vse hocem izvrsiti, kar
mi velevas, samo &c me i m a s
rad, &c ME ljubis, &c ljubis sa-
mo meme - svojo Nigano!"
ne velikokrat 81 mi obljub-
ljala podobno, Nigana, toda to-
| pot moras res ostati trdna in
neomahljiva! &c pa Sc enkrat
prelomis svojo obljubo, potem
je pa vse izgubljeno! Zdaj, Nj
CANA, gre zares, zdaj pokazi, da
81 stanovitna in zvesta svoji OBJ
lljubi!"
"Ne zaupas mi, Radko," je
bridko potozila zena, 20, sama
sem kriva, - dobro vem!'
"Nigana, kar je bilo, bodi po-
zabljeno!" il je pomirjevalno
odgovoril MOI; "zdaj ii zaupam
- podaj mi torej svojo roko!"
France il je podal roko in Sc
pripravljal "a odhod. Tedaj pa
je izbruhnila v ciganki zopet
vsa njena strast. Ma noben ma
Gin nj hotela ostati v jeci. Cvi-
lila je in Sc zvijala, zdaj prosi-
la, zdaj kricala, zdaj Sc zopet
spustila v neutolazljiv jok. Oba
moza sta morala porabiti vsS
svojo zgovornost, da sta jo pri-
pravila do tega, da Sc je pola-
gonna pomirila in Sc slednjic u
dala v svojo usodo Sc "a emo
noe.
Kroparski mozek je bill r e S
moz srece; vse je dosegel, kar
je hotel. Povsod 81 je znal pri-
dobiti veljavo, tudi pri visjih
krogih. Kar bi kdo dru-
| gi ne mogel doseci, to je dosegel
mozek tudi v tenn slueaju: brez
posebne tezave Sc mu je namrec
posrecilo izprositi pri vojnem
sodiscu, da je oprostilo Nigano.
Poskrbel je pa tudi "a Niga-
nino bodocnost. Sci je namrec k
svojemu prijatelju trgovcu
Stroblju, S katerim sc je bill do
dobra seznanil re ma prejsnjih
svojih krosnjarskih potovanjih,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-23

ney and Dickey Blair seems pretty
serious-they say she worships the
ground he throws his gum on!
It's sure good to see Jimmy Po-
leski home again-blitzing around
in his blue buggy! Also home is Bob
McEachron who was stationed at
Sampson, New York.
Lots of doings Saturday night!
There was the dance at RIBS. that
had nice sized crowd composed of
such "big" names as the "Fogel
sisters" Manly Miller =. Pat
Morris Ethel Hanson :.
sailor boy" Van Hala little"
Priskorn Janet George {.
Chuck Auler and Sally Barden E.
Katie Steinhauer and Kelly De-
Maggie.
Must have ben old "home day"
because seen buzzin' around were
those college Coeds," namely, Mar
ilyn Dewitt Jean Steele Z.
Jean Taylor and her roommate
and bidding fond farewells was COL
lege bound Fluff Flynn!
Disappointed because my shining
countenance" was not present to
scare heck out of va? Well-all
I say is-I1l quote some famous CD
character and say-"Don't complain
Il hate people who whinel" amy
way-itTl be in Thursday for sureD
With the wind and hay in our
hair-all who attended Joyce Kelly
and Shirley Stepaniak's combination
"hayride and weiner roast" had an
all around sharp time"
The event started off with a bang
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-23

when Dave Shriver dropped all the
apples continued when Bobbie
Whitney arrived UNLIMITED" 4.
Gloria Cameron and Jim Perry
waged private" war" Jack
Smitka lost a wallet Donlon
beat "heck" out of Rebold and
was climaxed when Mel Heinbockle
took home 16 of us in his car!
Whether you can hop, skip or
jump-Sandy Newell wants all to
be in the flesh" at his latest frame
scramble" that will take place Sat-
urday, October % at the Masonic"
It's called the Halloween Hobble"
and "moosic" will be furnished by
Nick Jabe. The admission is Csc and
as an extra attraction cheese
tidbits' will be sold to eat with
cokes! Probably to induce more
rats" to attend the races!
Be looking for va in the cafeteria
where they're using sugar in
their cakes these days! Till then
Bye buddiesl"