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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04
Officers Installed
by Rebekah Lodge

Two petitions for membership 10
Washtenaw Rebekahs were read
reports and announcements were
made, and the newly elected Off.
GERS were installed in an impress.
sive ceremony at the Rebekah
meeting with Mrs. Clarence South.
ward presiding as noble grand
Wednesday evening.
The meeting was opened with
the pledge OF allegiance TO the flag
and a moment OF silent prayer for
peace and the boys in service. Wis.
itors introduced were Mrs. George
Schanz. Homer, member OF the
Rebekah Assembly finance com.
mittee, Mrs. Carmel Canzoneri, Jr..
Hillsdale, n. j., Mrs. Rachel Pow.
ers. Yonkers, N. Y, and two from
Petoskey
Letters Of thanks from members
who have received Christmas gifts
from the lodge we're read. Mrs.
Schanz reported having sent a box
to the lodges adopted brother at
the odd Fellow Home, Jackson.
Mrs. Leroy Thayer gave a very
favorable report OF the lodges sale
OF war bonds in the Sixth Bond
Drive. Mrs. B. J. Parker an
nounced that the members have
rolled bundle OF bandages for
the Huron Navy Mothers.
Mrs. Southwark dismissed her
appointed officers and committees
OF the past year, closing with an
appropriate poem, The End OF
My Year" She presented each with
a gift.
The new officers. in white floor
length dresses and wearing pink
and green corsages, were installed
by Mrs. Harry Lee. district deputy
president, and staff, who were in
pastel floor length dresses. Mrs.
LaVerne Cox acted as deputy mar.
shall and Mrs. Clifford Gates, as
deputy warden. The officers in.
stalled. were Mrs. Southwark. no.
BILE grand. reelected; Mrs. Lloyd
Barnes, vice grand; Mrs. Leroy
Thayer, recording secretary; Mrs.
B. J. Parker, financial secretary !:
Mrs. T. d. Barnes. treasurer; Mrs.
Gerald Easlick, warden: Mrs. Ed
ward Southland. conductor; Mrs.
Floyd Slagenwhite, chaplain; Mrs.
Earl Hawks, inside guardian; Mrs.
Lillian Lott, outside guardian; Mrs.
Jay Cazier, right support to noble
grand; Mrs. Arnold Lennert, left
support to noble grand; Mrs. Chris.
topher Miller, right support to vice
grand; Mrs. Carl Hornberger. left
support to vice grand: Mrs. Harold
Sanderson, past noble grand; Mrs.
Fred Katon, musician.
The noble grand appointed her
committees. Mrs. Leo Fredette,
Mrs. Howard Curtis and Mrs. Don
aid Lowell, finance; Mrs. Bert
Lore, Mrs. Marie Glow and Mrs.
Fred Chaplin, relief; Mrs. Cox,
Mrs. F. w. Bowerman, Mrs. Frank
Hsrwood, Mrs. j. w. Kidwell and
Mrs. Carl Hornberger, two months
committee; Mrs. Arnold Lennert,
press reporter; Mrs. Earl Hawks,
flowers.
Mrs. T. d. Barnes gave favor
able report on the lodge bazaar,
early in December Mrs. Lowell was
winner OF the gift of the evening.
After the meeting, a buffet lunch
con was served by Mrs. Lola Will
liams and committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

Robert Grams, who has been spend
ing his leave with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Grams. has left
to rejoin the Navy at Norfolk. Va
His brother Pvt. Edward Grams.
who was home on furlough earlier.
has returned to San Francisco, Cal
Mr., and Mrs. f. A. Mellencamp
have received word from their son,
Staff Sgt. Robert Mellencamp, that
he has arrived in England
Mrs. Edith Nicoll Smith has just
received word that her husband,
Private Douglas Smith, arrived in
France Dec. Il. Private Smith,
who was formerly employed by j.
Z. Moore and Co., joined the infan-
try in June 1914. He received his
basic training at Camp Hood, Tex.
Sgt. W. A. Horner, who is in an
infantry division band, Seventh
Army, France, has sent home a
translation OF an address by the
mayor of st. Die, France, given
on the occasion of the dedication
of their new park. The band pro-
yided a concert for the dedication,
which was greatly appreciated, and
in return, the council held a spe-
cial session and decided to rename
the park for that division.
Lloyd Schultz. ON sc, on an
LIST, in the S. Pacific, has written
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Schultz. that he has been promoted
to ON &c.
Midshipman G. p March, Port
land, Ore, and Midshipman E. w.
Thomas. Ypsilsnti, who have been
spending their Christmas furlough
at the home OF Midshipman Thorn
as parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Thomas, returned Monday night TO
the United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md. Thursday the two
midshipmen ushered at the mar.
riage OF Corporal Arthur belong
Thomas. Jr., and Miss Mary Jean
Armstrong, which took place at the
Martha-Mary Chapel, Greenfield
Village Cpl. Thomas will be re-
membered as a nephew OF the late
Alice !. Boardman and grandson OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Thorn
as. Ypsilanti.
Keith Hettinger Of the Maritime
Service. who was promoted to
deck engineer on his last voyage,
is spending few days furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Hettinger His wife, who
resides in Ann Arbor for the dura-
ton, is with him here.
Cpl Tech. ) Duane Leslie, Mrs.
Leslie and daughter Bonnie are
visiting Cpl Leslie's sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell wright. and his aunt and uncle
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Jordan.
Cpl. Leslie is stationed at Fort
Jackson, Columbia, S. c., and his
family are with him there.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Harden
312 Oak ST.. entertained at a fam
lily dinner Sunday in honor Of their
son First Lieutenant Charles Har'
den Jr. who was home on furlough
from Jacksonville, Fla. for the
holidays. His wife and son, Rich
ard. we're also guests at the dinner
Other guests included two daugh.
tiers and their families, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Helzerman and daugh.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

America with Mrs Naomi Arid
at the piano.
Mrs. r. X. Bower outlined the
activities OF the committees OF the
State Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Paul Ungrodt reported on
the Youth Guidance meeting stat
ing that the group discussions
were on the subjects OF Trade
School, Arms Practice and the Teen
Canteen.
An announcement Of the social
meeting for husbands and friends
on January II was made by Mrs
Martin Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Flanagan
and daughter, Gloria. accompanied
by their other daughter and SON
in-law. PVT. and Mrs. Everett
Haupt, returned Thursday from
Trevorton, Pa. where they spent
a week with Pvt. Haupts parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haupt Pvt
Haupt, who was on a fourteen day
furlough left Friday for Kansas
City accompanied by his wife.
Miss Ruth Cattermole returned
Monday to Newberry to continue
her work in the Newberry High
School.
Miss Amy Lou Thomas has re-
turned to Albion College.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04
GERHARDT TRANSFERRED

William Gerhardt, housing man
ager of Willow Court, Willow Park,
and West Court. has been trans.
ferred to the regional Office of the
Federal Public Housing Authority
at Cleveland, o., where he will be
engaged in the statistical work as.
ISOLATED with budgets covering all
the housing projects in Region s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04
Announces Engagement


Mrs. Hazel Deakin, formerly OF
Sault Ste. Marie. now of ell n.
Washington St, announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter Doreen,
to Vernerd Colburn. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Colburn, Wayne.
Miss Deakin is member OF the
office staff of Boyer Memorial
Hospital. Mr.. Colburn is employed
at the ]. E. Moore Funeral Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Patti are
spending several days in Detroit
]. II. Hopkins has left to visit his
sisters, Misses Susan, Elizabeth and
Sophia Hopkins in Milbourne, Fla,
He expects to be back in month.
Mrs. Edward Scheppner has re-
ceived word from Lansing that her
sister. Mrs. c. c. Lane, fell on an
icy sidewalk, and broke her left
wrist.
Mrs. Anna Dundon is in Detroit
visiting her two sisters. Mrs. p. E.
Gregory and Mrs. Emily Hanway.
Mrs. Gregory spent a few days in
Ypsilanti during the holidays, re-
turning to Detroit Friday, and Mrs.
Hanway has just returned from
Miami. Fla. where she spent the
holiday season with her son, Jack,
and his family
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ter, Dolores Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Cannon, daughter Theresa and two
sons. Thomas and Walter, and
sister and brother-in-law OF Mrs.
Harden, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown. Detroit.
Following the dinner long dis
lance calls we're made to the Hard
en- children who were unable to be
present. Kenneth Harden, who was
wounded at Bougainville and is
now hospitalized in Milwaukee,
where he is able TO attend school,
was reached at his home at Che
boygan where he spends his week.
ends. Another telephone call was
put through to the oldest daughter,
Mrs. Bert Crawford, Beulah, who
had been unable to visit her par.
ents recently because Of the gaso. &
line restrictions.
AIS Robert c. Smith has success.
fully completed basic flying train.
ing at Stockton Field, Calf, and
will proceed to an Army advanced
flying school to take final steps
toward the attainment of his silver
pilot wings. according to word re.
ceived by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Smith, 1875 Miles st.
Second Lieutenant Melba ia
Heck. daughter of Mr. and Mrs4
Earl Hancox. Of 3l3 f. Forest Ave.
has received her commission inA
the Marine Corps Women's ReservN
after completing eight weeks CT
training at Camp LeJeune, n. { u
as a member Of the 10Th office
candidates class.
NU
Corporal Alfred d. O'Key. sMk
OF Mrs. Effie O'Key, OF 322 Map n
St, lpsilanti, has been award
the bronze star medal for me
torious achievement in milits
operations against the Japane z
last June in the Maffin Bay area 4
New Guinea, according to a dis
patch from New Guinea. Cpl. O'Keys
is a member OF a signal companyV
and has been overseas for -
months
Private First Glass Clarence NJ
Grinage, OF Ypsilanti, who is sta
TONED at Fort Custer, has beer
promoted from Pfc to Techniciai
Fifth Grade. It was announced to
day by Colonel George T. sham
commanding officer OF Fort Gu
! ter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

1t. O.g.) Atwood McAndrew
came home Monday morning to
spend a few days leave at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. At
wood McAndrew.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

A farewell dinner was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Daschner and
family in honor of Pvt. Donald F.
Block who will be stationed at Fort
Ord. California. The dinner was at
the home OF Fred Block and fam
lily. Also attending we're Mrs Don
aid Block and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Holcomb and fam.
lily.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

Keith Hettinger OF the Maritime
Service. who was promoted TO
deck engineer on his last voyage,
is spending few days furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Hettinger. His wife, who
resides in Ann Arbor for the dura-
ton, is with him here.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-14

jino pismo izpod knjige. - Tu-
kaj, ravno pref, predno ste vi
prisli, sem prejel to-le pismo,
pa ga Sc nisem prebral.
- Preberite ga sedaj in nj
kar ne odlasajte.
Wolf obraca pismo v roki, ma
to zmaje z glavo in rece:
- Pref mi Sc povejte, cd kod
veste vse to tako nataneno. Go
tovo yam je narocila, da mi to
poveste, prosila, da rccete kako
besedo "a njo.
- vi niste dovolj pametni,
Wolf, - pravi Stranski srdito,
- sram maj vas bo! Dobro ve-
ste, da sem ravno sedaj prisel
IL mesta, kjer igra njen brat v
cirkusu. S svojim bratrancem
sem obiskal cirkus, ogledava 81
vse in obisceva tudi konjski
hlev. Tam zagledam lepega MIA
denica, cigar obraz je takoj
spomnil ma malo Mario Winter
jevo. Hotel sem priti MIN v
pogovor, kar nj bilo tezko. Bill
je ravno v najzivahnejsem po-
govoru neko plesalko. Sal me
poznate, Wolf, cd obeh sem
kmalu izvedel, kar sem hotel We
deti. Plesalka nj pray mic zakri-
vala njegove preteklosti in Sc
cello bahala Sc je tenn IL kako
visoke knezje rodovine prihaja
klovn. Nekaj 0 tenn sem izvedel
re pref cd vas in to kar sem IL
vedel tam, sem zvezal oboje sku-
paj. Ko sc m poizvedoval, sem
mislil ma vas.
Medtem ko je Stranski govo-
ril, je incl Wolf svojo glavo "a
kopano svojih rokah in je ne
mo strmel pred Sc. Izgledalo je,
kakor da ne poslusa.
Wolf, ali nocete sedaj brati
njenega pisma? - ga opominja
Stranski. - Sicer pa moran iti,
nimam mnogo casa. Samo po-
gledati sem hotel pri vas.
(Dalje prihodmiit)
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DruStveni kOledar


2. septembrs, nedelja. - Pro.
slava 2O-letnice drustva eve
lebit" st. 544 SNPJ v Domu
zapadnih Slovencev, 6818 De.
nison Ave.
6. oktObra, sObOta. - Drustvo
"Brooklynski slovenci' st. As
S. D. z. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 681s
Denison Ave.
!. oktobra, nedelja. - Podruz-
MICA st. 48 SANS priredi pro-
gram popoldan in Piles zvecer
v korist pomoci domovini v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
1916
20. januarja. - Pevski zbor
"Slovan" praznuje deset.
letnico S koncertom v Sloven.
skem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave.
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Takoj bi Sci k njej in bi zahte-
val, da vse pojasni.
- Stranski, zdaj je ne po-
znam vec! Zdaj govorite tako
lepo Q Mi, medtem ko me pref
niste mogli dovolj ,svariti pred
njo? zdaj j bolj zaupate, kot
sem j JAZZ, ko mi je bila najljub-
sa ma svetu, ravno tako, kot bi
vedeli, da nj kriva! Ali ne govo-
ri vse "a memo nezvestobo? Pi-
Sc mi in pri vsem tenn je ma
istem mestu z drugim.
- Ali nj mogel ia "drugi'' BIZ
tt kak njen sorodnik ali cello
njen brat? - vprasa Stranski
pomembno.
Razburjen skoei Wolf pokon-
- Nemogoce, - zavpije -
nikdar mi nj povedala, da lima
kakega brata.
- Mogoce ina vzrok, da sc
ga sramuje
- Nikar me ne razpenjajte
ma tezalnico. vi nekaj veste;
imejte usmiljenje in povejte. -
In do skrajnosti razburjen pri.
me Wolf prijatelja "a ramo.
- Najprej bodite popolnoma
mirni! Tako, Wolf, bodite pa
metni! Torej, povedala YAM je
nekaj o svoji druzini, kar je tn.
di vse res. IL razumljivih vzro.
kov pa vam je zamolcala, da
ina brata, XII je zelo nadarjen
toda Sc bolj lahkomisljen. Spo.
cetka je studiral zdravilstvo, po.
tenn je presedlal, ker mu to uce-
ME nj ugajalo in tako je postal
trgovec. V trgovini, kjer je bil
v sluzbi, je poneveril gotovo vso.
to denarja, zaradi cesar je mo.
raj dive lett sedeti v jeei. Zda.
je klovn v nekem cirkusu. Zda,
razumete, da Sc je ubogo dekle
balo vam to povedati.
- In to je vse res, prav go.
tovo res? - vprasa Wolf tez.
kim glasom. Nato vzame Mari
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PriIe+no vdovu

odda v najem privatno spalnico
z hisnimi privilegijami, dekletu
ali starejsi zenski, XII je zaposle-
ma. Prednost ina Slovenka. Po-
1--we sc ma 1907 Pawnee Ave.,
med E.. 1876 st. in E. 200 st.
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(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadaljevanje)
Ali ii ugajam vnjej, Wolf |?
in koketno sc obrne pred obe-
ma gospodoma.
- Mad vse krasna, bozanska,
- zaklice start baron, - o, sa-
mo dvajset let mlajsi - potem
to-le stare motovilo - in pr
stom pokaze ma svojega sina,
ne bi dobilo te lepe boginje.
- Ali veste to tako natanc-
no, papa? Ako pa Sc je ia bo-
ginja zavzela v svojem srcu, da
hoce imeti ravno to "motovilo'
"a svojega moza in nikogar dru-
gega? - In Gabrijela Sc smeje,
da Sc leskecejo njeni bell zobje.
Nato pa Sc nagne k Wolfu; -
Nicesar ne reces,. Wolf? Ali tt
ne ugajam?
Njegov pogled je obvisel ma
njenem modrem, dragocenem
oblacilu, XII je bilo prevleceno S
crno tancico. Belle rame in kras-
no oblikovani vrat - je pokri-
vala samo tancica, da je njena
beloba tenn zapeljivejse odseva-
la, poleg tega njeni plavi lasje
in sveza barva obraza - njegov
oce je incl popolnoma prav -
Gabrijela je bila lepo dekle, XII
je znala svojo telesno lepoto
spretno povecati obleko.
In razkosno obleko je ho-
tela Gabrijela navezati ma sebe
VOLTA in ga obdrzati in S tenn
je hotela zbuditi njegovo lube
zen in strast.
- Vedno mi ugajas, draga,
pa &c stojis pred menoj v maj
priprostejsi obleki, - odgovori
ma memo vprasanje.
In tedaj zopet vidi pred Sc
BOZ Mario v cedni bell obleki in
vidni bojazni, da bi sc ii obleka
ne zmeckala - medtem ko nosi
Gabrijela brezskrbno obleko, XII
je veljala vec sto.
- Otroci, kje pa ticite - in
vi, papa baron? Iskal sem vas
re ma vrtu. Zdaj pa pridite, 60
spodicna pl. Lazarjeva ze caka
S kavo. - Joj, joj, Gabrijela -
pravi bankir, ko stopi V sobo.
- Da, papa; ravno pref sem
prisla in hotela sem sc yam po-
kazati.
- Kaj ne, zelo lepa je V tel
obleki? - vprasa bankir svoje-
ga novega prijatelja - in "a od-
govor je dobil navduseno pohva-
10.
Wolf ponudi nevesti svojo ro-
ko in vsi odidejo ma vrt.
- Ali je to vasa zadnja be-
seda, papa baron, - pravi Ul-
rih, - da re jutri odpotujete?
V resnici, - odgovori ba-
ron, - zelo vazna zadeva.
Tedaj pa obrne svoj proseci
pogled ma sina.
Wolf je takoj vedel, da bi oce
rad Sc ostal, toda sc "a to ne
zmeni in mirno rece:
Tudi JAZZ sem ze vse poskusil,
da bi obdrzal oceta. Toda ma no.
ben nacin noce ostati. ze jutri
dopoldne hoce odpotovati.
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veka tako izmuci? Hvala! -
Pri tenn obrne svojega prijatelja
proti oknu in ga opazuje.
Pustite to, Stranski; sedi.
te in povejte mi o svatbi, pri ka'
teri ste bill navzoci, - odvrne
Wolf, - gotovo ste sc dobro "a.
bavali.
Zelo lepo, pa o tenn pozne'
je! Sem Sc spoznal tudi z nekc
osebo. - Toda ne izogibajte sc
me; kako da je to prislo take
magic? Vasa zaroka? Zelo sem
radoveden.
Wolf "a trenutek molci, pred.
no mu rece S trudnim glasom:
- Kako je to prislo? ? Kot pa
meten clovek moran vendar en-.
krat misliti ma to, da 81 ustano.
vim dom; slednjic 81 ga venda1
vsakdo pozeli.
In tedaj je padla vasa izbera
"a primerno tovarisico ravno ma
gospico Ulrih? Wolf, bodite pre-.
pricani, da mislim dobro; pravo
iskreno socutje, ne nadlezna ra-
dovednost, govori il meme. -
Kratko, emo vprasanje: ljubili je
niste nikdar, ali ste tedaj mo.
rail-? Bodite odkriti proti meni
ali ste imeli dolgove? - vpra.
sa Stranski.
Nisem 81 mogel drugace
pomagati, - pravi Wolf z ma.
pol zadusenim glasom.
- Toda, kaj vam je bilo? All
ste bill brez pameti? Ali nj MOI
kredit tudi vas? - vzklikne
Stranski razburjen. - Ali nj
ste prav mic mislili ma svojega
prijatelja?
- Sem in sem sc cello ma tC
zanasal. Toda mic mi ne bi bile
pomagalo; hoteli so me -. Akc
imam pri vas kako veljavo, me
nikdar vec ne vprasujte 0 tenn
- Pravzaprav nimam nikakega
vzroka, da bi Sc pritozeval; in
kaj hocem vec? Moja nevesta
je lepa, bogata - pristavi z IL.
premenjenim, prisiljenim in We
selo zvenecim glasom.
Pazno pogleda Stranski svoje-
ga prijatelja. Nato pa pravi ma.
jaje glavo:
- Veste kaj, Wolf, meni sc
ne zdi prav. Ne morem yam &c.
stitati po vsakdanjem nacinu
toda sreco v pravem pome-
nu besede VAN privoscim il ce.
lega svojega srca. - In S skrb.
MIN obrazom mu stisne roko.
- Povejte mi, kako ste sc re.
Sill omega malega dekleta, -
nadaljuje Stranski, tudi ona 60
tovo We o cell stvari.
Razburjen hodi Wolf po so.
bi.
- Stranski, da me po tenn
vprasate! To dekle, - O, to de.
kle - sal veste, kako sem jo
ljubil, - in potem tako delati
menoj
V naglih besedah pove prija-
telju dogodek ma pokopaliscu -
in ma Marijino zvestobo bi bill
zidal hiSe!
- Ker je bila senca proti njej
pa greste glavo skozi steno in
Sc zarocite z drugo, ne da bi da-
Ii ubogemu dekletu priloznost,
da Sc opravici. Wolf, kaj takega
ne bi bill mislil O vas. Dekle, kot
je Maria Winterjeva, ne laze.
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Pon1Iadnii sen
ROMAN II zIVLJENJA
Priredil I. Fl.

Baron je stisnil pest v zepu,
Kaj Sc upa njegov sin? Cello od-
1ocevati, katerim vlakom maj
,se odpelje? Smesno in predrz-
no! Toda svojo nevoljo potlaci
in rece:
- Seveda moran odpotovati
Nocem izkoriscati vase gosto'
ljubnosti. Obljubim vam pa, da
bonn kmalu zopet prisel. Upam
da tudi jutri Sc lahko primak'
mem nekaj ur; bonn potem odpo'
toval sele popoldne.
Wolf je sedel kot ma zerjavi'
ci. Ali Sc njegov oce prav mic ne
sramuje, po sill uzivati gosto'
ljubnost moza, XII natanko We
kaksen greh je zakrivil? o kako
Sc je izpremenil! Njegov ponos-
nj, plemeniti oce, kateremu Sc
nj smelo priblizati mic nizkega
in podlega, nj bill vec kar je biI
pref. Tako je znala ona zena, ki
je sledila dobri in plemeniti ze'
nj, materi njegovih otrok, nan.
vplivati in ga spraviti tako niz'
ko!
O, morejo mnogo napra'
viii IL MOI - vse! Wolf je biI
precej resen in tin, kar je bilo v
velikem nasprotju z veselostjc
drugih.
Pozno zvecer so sc sele raz.
sli.
Naslednjega dne Sc je Wolf
izogibal, da bi govoril z ocetom
O zadevi glede menice. Spremi]
ga je ma postajo in nato Gabri-
jelo ma njen dom potem pa obi
de v svoje stanovanje, da bi de-
lal. Toda nj mogel; "a delo nj bill
razpolozen. Pero vrze vstran, le-
re ma divan in Sc prepusti svo-
jim mislim.
zivljenje mu je postalo muc-
no. To neprestano laganje je
presegalo njegove moci. Kakc
zoprno je bilo njegovemu poste-
nemu cutu hliniti ljubeznjivost
in govoriti besede ljubezni, o &C.
mur njegovo srce nj vedelo! Da
ko bi bila druga!
Ona druga kako - vroce mu
postane, ko misli nanjo. Kakc
veliko moe je to dekle Sc vedno
imelo mad MIN. Zavzel sc je, da
jo mora videti. Skoci pokonci
vzame memo sliko il miznega
predala, da Sc zatopi v opazo-
vanje njenega lepega obraza.
Brezskrbno odrine sliko svo-
je zarocenke, XII je tako zmago-
slavno gledala il okvirja in sc
mu tako ljubeznivo smehljala,
kot bi hotela reci; - Pa ven
dar 81 moi: ne izpustim te! Pa
naredi, kar hoces!
Marijino sliko pokrije S po-
ljubi.
- Moja draga, moja prelju-
ba, - zakaj 81 tako grdo mare
dila menoj?
Nj Sc mogel lociti cd ME, ta-
ko ga je zamrezila S svojim ca
rom.
Sluga vstopi: - Gospod po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-14
Mali ogIasi
Pohis+vo

v prvovrstnem stanju, Sc proda
po zmerni ceni. Poizve Sc ma
1O42 Addison Rd., zgoraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-14
Naprodaj

je 10 akrov rodovitne zemlje
nekaj vinograda, 1 aker sadne-
ga drevja in nekaj gozda. Dobra
voda, elektrika in tlakovana ce.
sta. Prodaja lastnik FRANK
KAUSEK, Box %, White Rd.,
Wickliffe, Ohio.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
War In Brief

ny Associated IreSSD
The Western Front: Americans
closed upon fanatical remnants OF
Nuerbcrg garrison; L. s. and
French troops advanced on Ia
,arian Redoubt area. Stuttgart be.
ing encircled, Third Army at out.
skirts of Chemnitz. British reach
ed outskirts OF Hamburg suburbs;
Canadians ten miles from Utrecht.
The Russian q Front: Germans
said great tank battle ragged on
approaches TO Berlin and Russians
menaced town ten miles from CAPT
tai: Nazis said Russians across
Neisse were 50 miles from Ameri-
can lines; Moscow indicated Red
Army across Oder and Neisse in
force; Soviet troops advanced in
CzechOsloyakia
The italian Front: British cap
tured POrtomaggiore In Po Valley
drive. 12 miles from Ferrara
Americans neared Pianora, Just
south Of Bologna
The Pacific Front: Americans
capture Gotabato, provincial capital
on southern Mindanao; Balabac
Island, - miles north OF Borneo.
taken; big offensive started on
southern Okinawa; advance con.
tinued on Ie Jima; British in Bur
ma consolidated position at captur
ed Chauk. Oilheld town.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
See PACIFIC-Page )
Blood Donor
DayMay | st

Next Blood Donor Day will be
May | from l:30-5:30 y. m. at the
Methodist Church under the spon-
sorship Of the Ladies' Literary
Club. The canteen will he partial.
ly financed by the club donation OF
s25.
The Ypsilanti residents between
the ages OF Is and so may register
at Red Cross Headquarters on s.
Huron St. Mrs. d. b. South and
Miss Estabrook Rankin both re-
ceive telephone registrants when
the Red Cross Offices are closed.
Through this May registration
Mrs. c. NJ. Power will still serve as
chairman OF the telephone com
mittee at headquarters. After this
month. Mrs. Francis G. Pryor will
assume the telephone chairman
ship.
AS the advance registrations now
stand, so additional donors are
needed to reach the 2SS minimum
for any one day. The neighboring
cities of Coldwater. Grass Lake and
Hillsdale have promised 50 donors,
but still the number Is not up to
minimum. The Ypsilanti Ford Gen.
orator Plant will attempt TO fill the
400 and Ais p. IN. periods OF
blood donation. These arranged
programs still are not enough