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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

''Harro Sc: je vrnil in zdaj Sc
vsi, igrajo mladim jezemw-
"Tudi JAZZ bi to rada videla,' -
je poprosila Rozamarija. 20,
kako sem vesela, da je Harro
prisel." :
Potem sta prisla oee in sin S
plenom v spalnico, lie pes je mo-
raj ostati zunaj, ker je tako rad
skakal ma Rozino odejo in pu-
seal tam odtiske svojih nog.
Otozno je cvilil pred vrati in
vines lajal ma svojega nevidnega
sovraznika, XII ga je spet zavo-
hal.
Jez Sc je vedel zelo spodobno
in je tekal po lepi preprogi. Mali
Henrik je lezal ma trebuhu in ga
obcudoval. Nekajkrat ga je po-
gumno poskusil pobozati, toda
vselej je v poslednjem trenutku
nitro odmaknil roko. To sc mu
je morale zdeti zelo smesno, kaj-
ii vselej Sc je ma vsa usta zasme-
jail in svojem veselju ustvaril
prvi stavek v svojem zivljenju {:
"Dobli Ali eza plinese," XII ga
je moral svoji bledi mani pono-
viii. To je storil z vidnim pono-
som. Naposled je neogibno od-
bila njegova ura in ceprav Sc je
upiral, ga, je oce z jezem vred
odnesel.
Pozneje je pr:sel Harro Sc en-
krat v sobo, kakor je rekel-do-
bro unit in ociscen, in sedel "a
trenutek k postelji Rozemarije.
Rozamarija je bila Sc polna Hen
rikove govorilne umetnosti in
njegovega veselja. Tedaj Sc je
re oglasil gong.
Teta Ulrika je prihajala sama
k NINA. Kneza danes nj bilo ma
obisk. Postal je skledo prelepih
breskev, pokritih S sopkom nez-
nih vrtnic. Ulrika je izbrala maj
lepse, da bi jih nesla Rozimari-
il, in rekla:
''Danes je prvic, da gospoda
nj bilo."
Harro je vstal in iztegnil ro-
ke:
"No, toliko poguma pa napo-
sled tudi ne moreno cd MEGA
pricakovati po danasnjem jutr-
nem obisku. On najbrz nj takoj
nasel jeza, da bi Sc pomiril. Te-
ia Ulrika, "a jutri zjutraj bonn
Sc pripravil- barve, ii pa sedi
zdaj k Rozimariji, da DO zaspa-
la." In potem je Sci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27
DruStveni kOledar
I 9 4 8

2. septembrs, nedelja. -- Pro-
slava 2O-letnice drustva "Ve-
lebit" st. 544 SNIP v Domu
zapadnih Slovencev, 6818 De-
nison Ave.
6. oktobra, sobota. -- Drustvo
''Brooklynskis slovenci" st. 48
S. D. z. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave.
I. oktobra, nedelja. - Podruz-
MICA st. 48 SANS priredi pro-
gram popoldan in pies zvecer
II korist pon1oeia domovini v
Slovenskem deIavskem dolnu
1la Waterloo Rd.
1916
20. ianuarja. - Pevski zbo r
"Slovan" praznuje deset-
letnico $ kofeertom v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

Stara DANA je BE zaklicala "a
njim: * r.. =
'Harro, Roza eaka ze YES dan
ma tebe! Kaj maj il zdaj recem?"
"Kar ii pride ma misel, Ulri-
ka."
"Danes 81 pa res grd. Poglej,
kako mirna je ona, ceprav je
morala pri zdravnikih toliko
prestati! III pa ne mores iztre-
sti svojega srda."
cali mar besnim? Sal Sc VEN
dar vedem kar vzorno. Gospode
lepo odpravim, jeza MAIDEN in
zdaj pojdem pripravljat svoje
barve . Samo ii ne razumes te-
ga. Videla bos, kako bo Roza ve-
sela, &c il bos povedala vse, kar
sem danes opravil. Kar potola-
lila sc bo."
Slisala je Sc, kako je Sci po
hodniku in potem zaklenil "a Sc
boj vrata delavnice..
Brez upanja, da DO Rozamari-
ia potolazena, je Ulrika poveda-
la tisto barvah. Toda Dxsicin
obraz Sc je takoj zjasnil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27
Du$ica Rozan,ariju
(SvETNICA IN MEN NoRECl
~.,,. $50. Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersit ..
CNadalj ljeva,sje)
Agnes Gunther

(N000tteV0nje)
V kapeli je ma tleh veliki
kriz, kamor jih postavljajo, in
stebri, ma katerih so "a najino
poroko viseli venci, imajo kav-
lie, kamor natikajo crna pre-
grinjala. Stara pestunja mi je
>yeekrat pripovedovala, -kako je
tam lezala moja matt najmlaj-
Sim otrokom v narocju. Vselej
sem hotela to prav natanko sill
sati, ker sem bratcu zavidala to
mesto. Sal takrat Sc nisem slu-
tia, draga Uli, da caka matt Sc
name in da me bo vzela " svoje
lube roke, ko mi bo najhuje... -
"To torej premisljujes, ko te
pustimo ma vrtu pod vinsko trio,
da bi Sc odpocila?"
"Ne, Uli, tam ne mislim tega.
Te misli predem zvecer ponoci,
v postelji. Toda Harro tega ne
SINE zvedeti."
"Nikoli, Roza? Potem tudi ne
bo spoznal vse tvoje velike, edi-
ne ljubezni Mexico je bo
morda potrebeval in ne bi bilo
prav, &c bi ga oropala zanjo."
'Oh, sal We, da ga ljubim . q.
toda potrebno je, da ga ne mu-
CHM proved. Ne SINE vec trpeti
zaradi meme. Steer pa zdaj tako
Sc ne pojdemo ma Brauneck. Sc
le ko bonn zaeutila, da ze nujno
potrebujem tolazbe svoje stare
lipe ma Lipovem gricu. In takrat
tudi ne bono priredii nikaksne-
ga slavnostnega sprevoda, Uli.
Nekega dne bonn pac zacutila
hudo domotozje po Braunecku.
Tedaj, Uli,-poslusaj me! - mo-
ras reel: Ustreci il je treba. Raz-
vadili smo jo in zdaj jo moramo
vzeti taksno, kakrsna je: Sal po-
znas memo trmo, Harro! moras
reel. Ne DO mirovala, dokler il
ne ustrezemo. In takrat bo treba
nitro vse urediti, Uli. Tako hi
tro, da Sc ne bonn vec utegnila
ozreti "a zlato hiso, Martovo
belo uto in pojoeim vodnjakom.
Upam, da bonn takrat prav sla-
botna, da bonn imela s samo Sc
boj dovolj opravka. In vsi mo-
rate priti takrat ma Brauneck.
Tudi Mart, Ui. Svoje golobe bo
moral seveda, "a ia cas- komu
drugemu zaupati. Ui, ali mi bos
pomagala? Uli -
"Molei, otrok, molci Po-
vsod ii bonn pomagala."
'In zdaj,-samo &c bi bila tale
rec profesorjema ze opravlje-
ma. &c bi dala Harru lie trohico
upanja. &c bosta rekla, da bi mi
utegnilo to ali ono koristiti, bi
Sc Sc cesa lotil. Da, &c bi bilo to
opravljeno in bi Sc zdravnika ze
odpeljala svojim avtom ;"
Oba gospoda sta prisla zjutraj
dvornim svetnikom, in vsi tri-
je so well ma smrti bledo Rozo-
mario v roke. Meme mirne oci
so bile 6isto mracne in komaj so
jo pripravili do tega, da je odgo-
varjala ma najneznejsa vprasa-
MIA. Harra so spet zagrabile vse
furije. Stal je zgoraj pri oknu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

20, to je dobro, teta Ulii In Go
vse premislimo, smo lahko vese-
Ii, da Sc je avto ze odpelja1 in da
nj napravil Sc vec nesreGe !"
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

MesO, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe, In mleko
RdeGe znamke FL do XII so
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov do
30. novembra.
Znamke o. do U-2 veljavne
do 81. augusta.
Znamke w do Z-2 veljavne
do 80. septembra.
Znamke Al do Ell veljavne
do 81. oktobra. s
Slaikor
,Sladkorna znamka stew. 36 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
Kurilno ole
Znamke stew. !, 2, 3, 4 in S,
SO sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Cevlii
. zpanake Ut. /. IA IN 4zzrako-
ljavne do preklica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

10 dotakne ,njegove roke. poi
diva malo po vrtu, gospod grof." )"
V drve6em avtu rece gospod
IL Konigsberga svojemu tovari-
su il Berlina: "cudno eruptiven
clovek je Ia grof Thorstein, in
njegova mlada zena je tudi me-
navadna. Skoraj bi rekel, da bi
bila najboljsa diagnoza nesre-
cen zakon."
me, poslusajte! Taksen pa nj
bill, kakor bi Sc hotel iznebiti
svoie zene. Sal je lie malo mani
kalo, da nj planil ma mas, ko 1nu
nismo mogli obljubiti mic do
brega."
"Da, toda DANA! Ledeno raw
nodusna, kakor vse to sploh ne
bi bilo MO v zvezi . Nepre-
stano je strmela proti vratom,
kakor bi bila samo cakala pri-
hoda svojega vihravega moza." !"
"Mogoce je tudi," je tedaj re-
kel Berlincan, ida ina prav sla-
DO 1nnenje nasi umetnosti . .
ali pa, da 81 je sploh ne zeli."
"Nesrecno je porocena in TRIP
ljenje jo je tako izerpalo, da Sc
prav malo meni, kaksen bo ko-
nee. Samo ko smo il rekli, da
zaenkrat ne moreno zaceti nj
kaksnega novega zdravljenja, je
postala milostljivejsa in Sc je
nekoliko odtajala. Toda usoda in
zdravje gospoda Thorsteina je
menda nista prida brigala. Niti
enega vprasanja nj zastavila, 60
spod tovaris Dana je nesre-
cna v zakonu, to mi lahko verja-
mete -"
Sedeminstirideseto poglavje
EDNA URA
Harro in dvorni svetnik sta
pohajkovala po vrtu. Harrc je
incl leskovo sibico rokah in z
MO je malomarno iztepal svoje
hlace.
Kdor bi ju bill tako videl v po-
letnem jutru in tel lepi oko-
lici, bi 81 mogel misliti lie to, da
sta diva razigrana cloveka, XII so
jima vsakdanje skrbi tuje in ne
znane, diva cloveka, XII Sc jima
nj treba ubijati po pisarnah in
uradih.
Dvorni syetnik govori O ,sa-
mem upanju in mogocnostih,
Harro pa vrti svojo sibico in
molci. In dvorni svetnik mu pri-
poveduje o nekem bolniku, pri
katerem Sc je polovica fakul-
tete motila. Iznenada Sc Harro
sunkovito iztrga staremu gospo-
du izpod roke
"Oprostite mi, tamle vidim.. :"
Sci je v hiso in izginil. Teta
Ulrika in zdravnik sta morala
miriti Rozomarijo, XII je caka-
"Spet gre v gozdove," je tozi-
la Rozamarija. 'Zdaj lahko mi
nejo tedni, preden Sc bo lotil
svoje slike. Oh, zakaj so morali
priti ii ljudje in ga muciti!'
Sele proti veceru Sc je Harro
vrnil, razoglav, in svojem sta
rem klobuku .je prinesel mlade-
ga, zivahnega ieza. Mali Henrik
je Sc bedel in pred njegovimi
ocmi je Harro stresel jeza ma
terasi il klobuka ter poiskal de-
zevnikov, XII jih je iglasta zival
pospravljala z glasnim cmoka-
MEM.
VISA zlata hisa je bila polna
malckovega vriskanja in paste
ga lajeza. Rozamarija je hotela
zvedeti, kaj Sc je prav "a prav
primerilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

| kal. breZ kOnca, kakor Sc mu
je zdelo. Potem so priSli gospo-
die cd bolnice, toda takoj so Sc
umaknili ma posvet v obednico.
Harro je hotel iti k svoji ze-
mi, toda teta Ulrika mu tega nj
dovolila, ees da je Rozamarija
cd pregleda proved izmucena.
Naposled so Sc odprla vrata
obednice, gospodje so stopii cez
prag, in najstarejsi, zelo jubez-
niv in prikupen MOI, je pomi-
gnil gospodarju, mai pride blize.
Potem ga je oblila ploha besed.
Zdravstveno stanje njene viso-
kosti vsekako ne ustreza cisto
pricakovanju, "a katero je incl
gospod professor B. dovolj vzro-
ka. Nato je moral slisati Sc 60
spod dvorni svetnik previdno
pohvalo "a svoje delo in vsak
izmed gospodov je dal nekaj ma
svetov. Njena visokost mai po-
skusa hoditi. Pa Sc marsikaj dru-
gega. Vse polno zelja. Drugo le-
to bi bilo morda priporo6ljivo
daljse bivanje v Nauheimu. Da,
zdravljenje, XII bi trajalo dale
casas Trenutno je bivanje ma
Thorsteinu Sc najboljSe. Visina
je prava, zrak tudi, in dovoli
mirno je. Harrove oci so bio
die po lepo oblikovanih, otrplih
obrazih, cd drugega do druge-
ga. Mixer nj mogel nicesar raz-
brati. Potem so Sc gospodje dvi-
gnili. Juzino so odklonili, ker
SO prisli z Braunecka in so ze
tam zajtrkovali z njegovo viso-
kostjo. Harro je globoko sopel
in opiral roko ma mizo, da Sc je
hrastova plosca tresla. In njego-
We oci, njegove divje, plameneee
oci so izzivalno gledale, potem
pa je rekel:
'Drugaee mi pa gospodje ne
morejo nicesar reci?"
"Pripravljeni smo ma vsak od-
govor, gospod grof."
"Kaj 81 obetate cd zdravjenja
v Nauheimu? Zakaj sele drugo
leto? Zima je dolga."
Spet ploha besed o neprieako-
vanih posledicah, nesrecnih bra
zgotinah =.
Gospod dvorni svetnik poeasi
vstane in gre ma teraso. Harro
ga gleda in prebledi do ustnic...
Nicesar vee ne slisi, kar mu pri-
povedujejo Potem Sc zbere.
"Govorite torej o drugem letu,
o zdravljenju, XII bo drugo leto
potrebno -"
Zdravnik il Konigsberga Sc
dvigne: "Gospod grof, govorimo
samo o eventualnosti."
Ia trenutek Sc zdi, kakor bi
Sc hotel Harro vreci mani
"Tako, o eventualnosti. V va
sih izrazih Sc elovek tezko znaj-
de :"
"Taksna bolezen je vselej ne
preraeunljiva Upamo Sc
veda ma najboljse toda pri-
pravljeni moramo biti ma vse.
Ne bi bilo prav, &c bi vam to
zamolcali. Cash pride kaksna
nenadna izprememba, gospod
grof."
"Gospod dvorni svetnik. vam
l. I'll .,->1>. ,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

Admiral Lord Louis Mounbatten,
Douglas Macarthur shown chaed
headquarters the
Gently They laid plans fast
Mountbaten Southeast Asia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

LIBERATIoN" je ime reyijs. II jo je tidal Zdru-
seni odbor Anaerikaneev juinoslovanskega porekla.
vsebuje preko loo silk i borbs iugoslovanskih ma
rodov svoo svobodo. najvsc Il nass Slovenije. O.
tati h o moral vsak Saovease n 10 shranti spo-
min cena il je 50 centov il 50 dobi uradu Enako-
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Pfc. r. G. Mann Writes
From Foxhole On Island

When rumor that Germany had
surrendered was flashed among
Marines on Two Jina, everybody
and everything was firing. 1t looked
like Fourth Of July fireworks with
all the tracers in the air." Pfc. r.
c. ReO Mann wrote recently from
Two Jima.
In a letter written March by
candlelight in a foxhole on the
island, he said:
1--WE are about 1000 yards from
the front lines but things are pretty
quiet tonight. The boys have sure
taken beating since we have been
here, and still are taking one. They
hope to have the island fairly Sc
cured soon and we all hope they do.
I'VE have been here II days and
are more than ready for some hot
chow and a chance to clean up.
The worst part of the operation
is over we believe and I certainly
hope So"
Writing again on the nineteenth,
Mann reported that the island was
officially secured but that there
still was some fighting on the lines.
Small bands of Japs and isolated
snipers were blown out of their hid
ing places in caves with TINT.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Stoner At Keesler Field

KEESLED FIELD, Biloxi. Miss.
April 12-Pvt. Richard Powers Sto-
ner, son Of Mr.. H e. Stoner, 2503
Second street, has reported to KEGS
Ter Field to take the Army Air
Forces Training Command exami-
nations to determine his qualifica-
tons as a pre-aviation cadet.
As an applicant for training that
will make him a flying officer, he
viii be given series Of medical
and psychological tests at Keesler
Field which will indicate the type
Of air crew training for which
he is best suited by aptitude and
personal characteristics. He will
also take other classification tests
to measure his technical skillS and
aptitudes, and he will receive a
number Of phases of military train
ing here. Upon successful compile
ton Of this processing, he will be
sent to the proper Army Air Forces
Training Command station to begin
his training as pilot, bombardier
or avigator. depending upon the
position for which he has been
found best qualified.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
bismarck Sea- Survivor
Now Home On Navy Leave
Japs Strafe Sailors Swimming in
Heavy Seas Off Two Jima

Now on leave, F. r. Plichta, Sea-
man first class, of 1144 Maple street,
was among the nearly 400 survivors
Of the Bismarck Sea-" The Blue
jackets and officers who were res
cued after the hard-hitting Navy
escort carrier was sunk by enemy
aerial attack off Two lima on Feb
ruary 81, burst into cheers as they
set foot again on the mainland in
San Francisco.
The men had struggled helplessly
for two to four hours in the noun
famous, icy waters before they were
rescued by Naval vessels. Nearly
100 Of their shipmates were killed
as Jap machine gunners strafed
them as they floundered in the
heavy seas.
Loss of the Bismarck Sea, with
more than 300 casualties, resulted
from two mortal hits about 80 miles
off shore.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
On and On They Go.

Cowie Recovering

Camp Carson, Colo. = Pvt. Carl
8. Cowie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Cowie, 926 Seventh street,
is now at the Army Service Forces
Convalescent hospital at Camp
Carson. He fought with the 18th
Division in Germany. He wears the
ETO ribbon.
The Convalescent hospital is sit
uated in an ideal spot for outdoor
recreation activities. Sightseeing
trips to the various scenic places in
and near Colorado Springs are ar
ranged for patients.
Emphasis is placed on pre-occu-
pational training so that GONZALES
cents can find what skills they have
and thus discover what type Of oc-
cupational training they may want
in the veterans administration
program after returning to civilian
life. Practical arts are some of the
most popular subjects taught.
Pvt. Cowie is one of five sons in
Service. Two brothers, Cpl. Charles
P. Cowie, and Pfc. John D. Cowie,
are in the Army overseas. One
brother, James F. Cowie, E &c, is
in the Navy, and another brother,
Pvt. Howard P. Cowie, is in the
Army.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Back From Pacific

MIAMI BEACH, FLA, April 49,
Pfc. Robert j. Shanaver, Is, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shanaver
Of 22358 Pennsylvania road, Wyan-
dotte, has returned from service
outside the continental United
States and Is now being processed
through the Army Ground and
Service Forces Redistribution Sta
ton In Miami Beach, where his
next assignment viii be determined.
Pfc. Shanaver served So months
as a fuse loader in the Southwest
Pacific theater of operations. While
there he was awarded the Asiatic-
Pacific campaign ribbon with three
battle stars and the Distinguished
unit citation.
Before entering the service, Pfc.
Shanaver worked for Kelvinator
Corporation Of Detroit. He became
a member of the Armed Forces on
April %, 1914.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Given Driving Badge

WITH THE 32ND INFANTRY
DIVISION IN THE PHILIPPINES
Private 1st Glass Oscar F. Stoelt
son Of Mrs. Irene May Stoelt OF
824 Forest street, Wyandotte, has
been awarded the Motor Vehicle
Drivers Badge. A veteran member
of the famous 32nd Infantry Cred
Arrow Division. Pfc. Stoelt Is now
serving his thirty-sixth month over
seas with the Division at Luzon
Philippine Islands were they are
committed to battle.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Tracers Give Appearance Of Fourth Of July AS
Marines On Two Jima Hear Surrender Rumor

Pvt. Roy Miles, Jr.. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy E. Miles, 1727 Dee
street, is now stationed at Oahu
island, Hawaii. He has been in serv-
ice since September, and received
his basic training at Camp Robert
son, California.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Directs Ship Traffic

PEARL HARBOR, T.. H. - High
above forest of masts In the
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard Robert
Clements, seaman first class, of
1900 Eleventh street, Wyandotte, is
on duty in the busiest signal tower
in the Navy.
Clements was formerly employed
as an accountant. He operates with
crew of signalmen who direct the
traffic of all incoming and out
going ships at the yard.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
At Cherry Point

CHERRY POINT, N. C.-Marine
First Lieutenant Leonard Bryce
LaFrance, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy LaFrance, of 2087 22nd street,
has reported to the Marine Corps
Air Station here for duty as a
pilot with the Ninth Marine Air
craft Wing.
He entered the Marine Corps
April ID, 1912, and received his
wings and commission April II,
1943, at Corpus Christi, Tex.
Prior to enlisting he was en-
ployed as a foreman by the Rotary
Electric Steel company at Detroit.
His wife, Mrs. Marjorie Ruth Bates
LaFrance, and son reside at 2622
Edgemont street, Trenton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Home From Overseas

Jack Eady, M.O.M.M. &c arrived
home aboard his ship to spend q
five-day leave with his wife and
son. Jack returned just in time to
help celebrate his sons first BIRTH
day.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

Men are more accountable for
their motives, than for anything
else; and primarily, morality con-
sists in the motives, that is In the
affections. Archibal Alexander
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Lillian Ann Manson
Hostess At
Tamale Supper

At delightful tamale supper last
Friday evening, Miss Lillian Ann
Manson greeted a number of he1
young friends, in celebration of her
twelfth birthday Great fun fol-
lowed dinner in the opening OF
gifts, and the variety of games
played.
Honoring Miss Manson were:
Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Betty Lou Sykes
Mercedes Holler, Helen Hubert,
Mona Aviles, Roxanna Joffroy, Su-
zanna Joffroy, Beatrice Larriva,
Naomi Gallegos, Cecilia Wanless,
Gloria Itule, Gloria Georgelos, Rosie
Soto, Zelda Jane Laney, Mary ES-
quizel, Dorita Pima, Buddy Sykes,
Julio Pima, Travis EdmOnson,
Charles Carroon, Leonilo Larriva,
Gene Manthy, David Wilkey, Albert
Condos.
Mrs. Manson was assisted in en-
tertaining the group by her sister
in-law, Mrs. Julio Pima.
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