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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
2-EsaMtS Suits
0PA Also Restores
DoIman Sleeves

WASHINGTON. Oct 81 -INSl
The OPA has issued the follow
ing fashion notes for men and
women
The ban on an extra pair of
pants and vests for double
breasted suits IS lifted
The dolman or leg-of-mutton
sfeeees- -iff-Wenen-s dresses, coats.
Jackets, blouSeS, lingerie. and
foungIng wear are restored.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Elizabeth GonkIin, II,
Sought by Mother

Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman. 934l
Moffat, today asked the Times
10 aid in the search for her daugh-
Ter. Elizabeth Conklin, II, who
has been missing since Oct. S.
Elizabeth left home when her
father refused 10 contribute 10
her school tuition Mrs. Freeman
said, Residents of Hently, Mich.
where she was found Oct g. took
her 90 Pmconning, where she
boarded beaff he'd a Detroit BITS. She never
arrived in Detroit, Mrs. Freeman
said
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Rep. Helen Douglas
Speaks Here Friday

Peace, the Price We Must
Pay, will be the subject Of an
address Friday by Helen Gaha-
gan Douglas, California congress
woman, and member of the House
foreign affairs committee, TO the
Federation of Teachers at the
Detroit Institute of Arts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
Discuss Transit

Detroit EXpreSswa and
Transit System" will be the sub
iect of a public meeting of the
Federated Civic Associations Of
Northwest Detroit at p. m. to-
day in the Rosedale Community
Bldg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-01
French Look TO u. S.

. PARIS, oct. 81 tINS)-The
French government was revealed
today 10 have moved 10 gain
American support fer is plan plan fer
Observation-Disclosures Of the rich in
dGStriaI R'ihr area OF Germany.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Steak Fry Honors
The Humphries Here
Sunday Afternoon

Captain and Mrs. Lloyd Hum
phries were honored with a steak
fry at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Ernest Rowe on Sunday. The cap
tain, who has been here on 30-day
furlough, left Wednesday for San
Antonio. Texas, for reassignment.
His wife and daughter Jane Ann,
accompanied him to his new base.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Short, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill KEN
per and son, Billy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Mcintyre and family of Higley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Davidson and
son OF Phoenix, Mrs. Jack McCul-
Tough and family of Bisbee, Mrs.
Ralph Grossmiller and children,
Mrs. Mike Allmand and daughter,
Mrs. Anna Humphries and son
Dick. Mrs. Belle Mccullough, Mrs.
Barney Gino and daughters, Mrs.
Biggs McWherter and daughter,
Miss Juanita Mccullough, ]. w.
Mode, Theodore Mode, and the
Rowe family.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Coolidge Locals

o Mrs. Maria Ray OF Salt Lake
City. who has been visiting har
son William Ray and family for
the summer. was brought home
Wednesday from st. Mary's Hos
pital. Tucson. where she has been
for the past six days. She became
Ill several weeks ago.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chezem and
son OF Springfield. Illinois, left
Monday for their home after spend
ing three weeks with Mrs. Che
Gems parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Beeson. during the serious illness
OF her father. Mrs. Chezem is
the former Zola Nowlin.
0Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Eyers are the
grandparents of a baby girl. born
September Z at Tucson TO their
daughter and her husband, 1t. and
Mrs. Albert Lent. They have named
the new arrival Eleanor Grace.
Her father, who is stationed at
Ft Mead. Maryland. is at present
home on furlough.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Urton re-
turned Tuesday from Gilbert, where
they spent a few days visiting
friends. They left the following day
for Kansas City. Missouri. where
they will spend two weeks visiting
his sister.
. Mrs. Lille Appelby of Kentucky,
who has recently received her dis
charge from the Wacs. is visiting
Mrs. Kate Morris Gillespie for q
few days. She and Mrs. Gillespie
were stationed together at Mariana
Army Air Base. where both served
in the postal department.
Q Mrs. Marshall Northington re-
turned Monday from Oceanside,
California, where she spent two
weeks with her husband. Pvt.
Northington. U. 8. NJ. c.. before he
sailed for overseas duty.
Q Mrs. Dorothy Mae Foster and
son, Jackie, OF Casa Grande. spent
Monday visiting Mrs. Dalton Cole
and family.
Q Mrs. j. c. Jayne returned Sat
urday from Mayer, where she was
called last week because of the
illness OF her father. N. J. Reed.
He Is much improved and decided
TO remain in Mayer until the wealth
er Is cooler.
o Miss Helen Darlington and her
roommate. Miss Dorothy RAIDER OF
Minnesota, who has been visiting
at the harrington home for the past
ten days. left together Thursday
for State Teachers College, Tempe,
where both will be sophomores this
year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Mrs. England Will
Head Kenilworth
PTA This Year

At executive meeting of Kenil
worth Parent-Teacher Association.
Thursday, September 13, at Kenil-
worth School, Mrs. Hans Christen-
sen submitted her resignation as
president Mrs. Jewel England was
elected to replace her.
Committee chairmen selected for
the year were: Mrs. Eli Anderson,
membership; Mrs. |. c. Harris.
parlimentarian; Mrs. Juanita Col
son. program; Mrs. c. II. Kyser.
music; Mrs. Ralph Veavey. maga-
zines; Mrs. L. f. Long. publicity,
and Mrs. Glenn Carter, hospitality.
The following representatives
were named to attend the county
PTA council; Mrs. B. F. Storie,
Mrs. Joseph Brakeman, Mrs. An
derson. Mrs. Glen Carter and Mrs.
Long.
A teachers reception and PTA
meeting will be held Thursday eve
ming, October 4 at 8 p. IN. in Kenil-
worth School auditorium.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
USO Group Makes
Trip To Mexico On
Big Fiesta Day

On Sunday. Fiesta Day in Mex
leo. Coolidge USO and Coolidge Air
Base special services branch spon-
sored a trip TO Nogales. Mexico.
Twenty eight service men and 13
wives and junior hostesses made
the trip. for which a Greyhound
Special was chartered.
Leaving Coolidge USO at $3.50
a. m. the party made its first stop
at San Xavier Mission. then pro-
ceeded 10 Tumacacori NJ s n
where. following a tour OF this ma
tional monument. a picnic lunch
was held in the gardens. The visit
to Nogales was eventful in that
Mexico was celebrating its lnde-
pendence Day. which occasioned
many colorful activities. including
the popular Mexican bullfights. at
tended en- masse by the GIs and
hostesses. Following the fights, the
entire group had dinner at the
Tropical Gardens where reserva-
tions had been made in advance by
the Nogales. Arizona. chamber of
commerce.
This was the first visit to Mex
leo for the great majority of these
service men and USO Is grateful
to Colonel Tesch. commanding o.
ficer at the field and 1t. Hamende
OF special service for making the
trip possible.
The leather class at USO, held
every Tuesday night. is growing
IN popularity with both CTS and
military wives trying their hand at
leather art. Mrs. f. J. WILDER.
senior hostess. is in charge Of the
class and has on display interesting
leather articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts.
Re-registration OF junior hostsses
was held the last week in August.
and junior hostesses holding cards
dated prior TO September first are
again reminded by USO officials
that they are not recognized. APP
plications for new cards may be
made any afternoon from to $50
and on Monday or Wednesday eve
nings.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Hodap-Hunt Are
United In Marriage
Thursday, Lordsburg

Mrs. Hannah Hodap, long time
Coolidge resident. and Walter Hunt
OF Englewood, California, were
married Thursday at Lordsburg.
New Mexico. They will make their
home in Coolidge.
Hunt Ia now constructing a new
building on property adjoining his
wifes present business Coolidge
Rummage' on Main Street. The
building will be 20 by 40 feet of
wood construction and will house
Coolidge Rummage' when COM
pleted
Mrs. Hunt was hostess at birth
day party for her husband at their
home on Wednesday evening. A
large birthday cake featured the
occasion. Sixteen guests were pres
ent.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Treasurer's Office
Is Mailing Notices
To Property Owners

Pinal county's treasurer's office
Is putting In the mails this week
and next three kinds OF tax notices
concerning real property.
The delinquent real tax records
were canyassed and notices sent
20 all property owners who had
delinquent taxes prior TO 1874.
These properties have already been
advertised as delinquent. Accord
ing TO the treasurer's office the
majority OF these tax notices are
going TO new property owners who
are probably unaware that the
taxes are past due. Some goo Of the
delinquent tax notices were sent
out
The treasurer's office viii place
In the mails this week and next
week regular notices OF taxes due
on real property. Real property
taxes are due twice yearly. The
payment on the first half Of the
l9f5 taxes Is due Immediately upon
receipt OF the tax notice. The
taxes become delinquent November
s. The second payment is due
March 4.
In addition TO statements of prop
erty taxes which became delinquent
prior to 1914 and TO notice OF real
property taxes due this year. the
treasurer's office will put into the
malls next week postcard notices
TO property owners whose i94i
taxes are delinquent Properties
on which taxes are delinquent will
be advertised In October. Certifi-
Gates placed on the properties viii
be held five years.
Statement OF delinquent taxes al
ready advertised are going out on
yellow fosms. Noticbs of i945
property taxes due are mailed TO
owners on pink sheets. Notices TO
owners of property about 10 be
advertised as delinquent are mailed
on postcard forms.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Beauchamps To Open
'Pinal Cleaners In
Florence On Monday

Pinal Cleaners will be opened by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Beauchamp in
Florence on Monday. Their son,
Captain ]. w. Beauchamp, Jr., now
stationed at Davis-M -Monthan Field,
Tucson, expects TO receive his dis
charge in the near future and will
be associated i'm business with his
parents.
The Beauchamps owned and op-
Grated Elite Cleaners in Coolidge
for many years. They sold their
interest in the Coolidge establish
ment several months ago.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Legion Auxiliary To
Hold Rummage Sale

A rummage sale will be held by
Coolidge Legion Auxiliary Saturday.
September %. in uptown Coolidge.
The exact location viii be an
nounced later. Mrs. Mabelle Taylor
Is chairman of the sale.
Those having used clothes.
purses. costume jewelry. or other
items they wish TO donate TO the
sale are requested to bring them
TO Mrs. c. +. Hamilton at Sprouse-
Reitz Company. or to Mrs. Taylor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Coolidge Oil Co.
Sells To Signal
Oil Of California

Tex Gideon. owner and operator
OF Coolidge Oil Company on Arizona
Boulevard. has sold his interest to
the Signal Oil Company OF Cali
fornia. II is expected that the deal
will be completed and the property
change hands In early October.
The Gideons. who have made their
home here for about five years. plan
10 return TO Texas to live.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Birthday Dinner
FeteS Mrs. Truman

Mrs. w. C.. Truman Of Florence
was honored with a birthday dinner
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Reed, Monday night. Fol-
lowing dinner cards furnished the
evenings entertainment.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. NOVEL;.
Judge Truman OF Florence. and
Charles Reed.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
New Policy Of
EnIisting n The
Army Announced

The month of September sees
the Inauguration OF a new army
program TO enlist men in the regu-
lar army 1t. Col. G.. F. Macdonald.
in charge of army recruiting for
the state OF Arizona. is making an
immediate call for Arizona men,
from Is 10 "a years OF age. to serve
their country. The occupation OF
Japan and Germany has created an
urgent need for men to take over
the responsibilities OF the con-
queror. 10 serve abroad as guard
ians OF victory. Men are also need
ed TO maintain the regular army at
authorized strength.
The new announcement includes
numerous provisions that Will make
voluntary military service into a
career offering much to young men.
The present period OF service for
which a man may enlist is 3 years.
He may select his branch OF serv-
ice and theater of overseas duty.
'Seryicemen discharged under the
point system on or after May II.
i945. may be enlisted in the regu-
lar army and temporarily promoted
10 the grade held at the time of
discharge provided enlistment rs
effected prior TO October 20, l945.
Other men desiring to enlist In the
regular army after honorable dis
charge from the army of the United
States, our wartime army. may be
reappointed 10 former temporary
grade held. IL they enlist within
20 days from date of discharge.
Thus a discharged serviceman may
regain the temporary grade he
earned during wartime service. Men
with no past military experience
will be enlisted in the grade Of
private.
Provision is also made for men
with prior military service who are
over 35 years OF age. and these
men may be enlisted in the regular
army, depending on the total former
active army service they have had.
The Ninth Service Command. in
which Arizona Is located. has i
quota OF 10000 men TO be enlisted
for the tremendous task that stands
before our government. the prob
lem of protecting the peace for
which so many OF Americas valiant
men fought and died. Also a maxi
mum number OF voluntary enlist
ments in the regular army must be
secured in order 10 release men
who have had long and arduous
war service and who desire TO re-
turn TO civilian life.
Physical standards for enlistment
in the regular army are those for
general military service. The age
requirement. is to "a years inelu-
HAfts tuibn5 oFth W sbu1h uiNh "a
field OF opportunity The next few
years offer them interesting travel.
invaluable education. the chance
for a career. serving their nation
in the proudest uniform on parade
today that OF an American
soldier.
The army looks to men willing to
see the job through" for the
military might TO hold our victory
and build a successful peace. The
call for voluntary enlistments in
the United States Army is urgent!
The Phoenix and Tucson recruit
ing offices are open to men inter-
ested. Other recruiting offices
throughout the state OF Arizoaa
VIII be functioning shortly. Further
information may be gained. at
present. by writing or inquiring at
the Phoenix Recruiting and Induc-
tion District. 507 Luhrs Bldg, or
at the Tucson Army Recruiting Sta
ton. 236 Post Office Bldg.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
NOTICE

will not be responsible for
any debts or bills contracted by
Vivian Strickland after Septem-
ber 81. 1916.
J. B. STRICKLAND.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
BABY DAUGHTER
BABY BOY
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil William be
came the parents OF baby daugh-
ter on Sunday. September 10th. She
weighed six pounds seven ounces
and was born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Want Ads

FOR SALE - Auto Court. / blk.
from high school. 4 cabins. hot
and cold water. showers. Room
for more cabins or house. See
Mrs. w. c. Ashley. Byrd Ave.
S-21-1p
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

FOR SALE-Two cotton trailers-
two bale and a one bale. Large
800. small SS5. See at Blake
ranch one mile south OF Eleven
Mile Corner. S-21-2tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

FOR SALE-Eastman Bantam Spe-
cial Kodak. Fac lens. None
finer. Special leather carrying
case. Fine Swiss Engineers,
closed face compass. Perfect
guide for the sportsman. Both
priced right. See them. ]. L. Cul-
ligan. n. Arizona Blvd. near
Byrd. First house n. of Hi-Way
Market DH-1t
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

SITUATION WANTED - Clerical
bookkeeping or accounting. Tenn
porary or full time Write Mrs.
]. c. Steele. Randolph. S-2-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

FOR SALE-Philco car radio. Mrs.
T. j. Beeson, Lincoln Ave. S21-1p|
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
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WHO'S NEW /!
BABY BOY

BABY BOY
1t. Col. and Mrs. William A
Tesch became the parents of \
baby boy on Sunday. September
10th. He weighed seven pounds
fourteen ounces and was born at
Florence Hospital. They have
named him William Allen.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Springer be-
came the parents OF baby daugh-
ter on Saturday. September 18th.
She weighed eight and half
pounds and was born at Florence
Hospital.
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dillon be-
came the parents OF baby daugh-
ter on Saturday. September 18th.
She weighed seven and n half
pounds and was born at Florence
Hospital.
BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ]. Horton became
the parents of baby boy on Tues
day. September 18th. He weighed
nine pounds seven ounces and was
born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

GUERNSEY BULL SERVICE-s3 90
at ranch; $500 delivered. Daisy
Dairy, Phone 2S4. F2-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-12
By DOROTHY ROE

An inspired gift for every gal on vour list is one of the gay and frivolous new aprons which are as rouch at home in the parlor as in the kitchen.
 Since maioless households have noade KIP duty obligatory for the ladv of the house, aprons have been growing more and more o'ar7or Nowadays you may buy aprons made of everything from taffeta to organdie, perky as YOU please and definitely decora- tive.
 One New York designer con- centrates entirely on new and pro- vocative aprons, which are selling like hotcakes all over the country. She is Helene Pons, who has built up a national reputation as an apron tycoon. She does them in all styles from functional kitchen and gardening affairs with capacious pockets and ample coverage, to small, frilled confections designed for the hostess at cocktail party.
 Many of her gayest aprons are in glazed chintz or pastel sateen, others have hand-painted designs, and still others are of crisp cham brays and ginghams.
 In this year when useful gifts
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-12

are most appreciated, it's a bright idea to pick practical presents with frivolous look-and these gay new aprons exactly fill the bill.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-12
JOHANSENS VISITING IN SEATTLE

MT. and Mrs. E. K. JohanSen, lately of Wrangel, Alaska, are wis iting with friends in Seattle. The Johansens were formerly long time NOmeites, and will be re- membered by their many friends and associates here.
 MT. Johansen has been engaged in the fishing business for the past few years.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-12
Victory Bond Sales Over Two MiIiiCn

JUNEAU, Dec 12 Victory Bond sales through December 8 total S2,26O, ,5585O, of which F sales are S866,819. Individuals other than E: SA63,O98 and corpo- rations $696, ,641.50.
 Nome sales total S2,68l.25.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05

maticne ladje in tri velike bojne
ladje, katerih mostvo ina ma
rocilo, da S samomorilskimi ma
padi ustavi amerisko mornari-
co.
Tokijski radio je tudi Mama
nil, da Sc DO V bliznji bodocno-
sti poslalo mad Zed. drzave z
bombami otovorjene balone, XII
bodo dirigirani Cd pilotov, XII
"nimajo strahu pred smrtjo".
TAX napad ina baje slediti
po eksperimentih, katere Sc IL
vaja zadnJi cas- z bombnimi ba-
loni brez pilotov. Vec takih ba-
lonov je prislo preko Pacifika
in pablo ma amerisko celino, to-
da brez resnih posledic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
PRAVOREK DOSEzEN
" UMORU u. S. LETALCA
Cd STRANI NEMCEV

AHRWEILER, Nemcija, 8.
.junija. - L. osmih MOI obsto-
jeca vojaska komisija je Mama
Mia, da Sc je zedinila glede pra-
voreka pri ohravnavi treh nem-
Skin civilistov, XII so bill obtoze-
nj, da so umorili nekega anne
riskega letalca, Xxi je bill pada-
lom prisiljen ma zemljo.
Pravorek, XII je bill dosezen po
rs minutah razmisljanja, pa ne
DO objavljen, dokler istega ne
prouci gen. Leonard T. Gerow,
poveljnik Is. ameriske armade,
pod cigar pravosodje spada
okrozje, kjer Sc je vrsil prv i
process proti civilistom, obtoze-
MIN vojnega zloeinstva v Mem
ciji.
Prosekucija je "a diva obto-
zenca zahtevala smrt ma visli-
cab, "a tretjega, O katerem Sc
je dognalo, da bi bill umor lah-
ko. preprecil, pa Sc DO zahtevala
zaporna kazen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
Zakaj je Hitler
opustil invazijjo
Velike Britanije

WIESBADEN, Nemcija, 4.
junija. - Il ust visokih mems
kin castnikov, XII SO ujetniki "a
veznikov, Sc je sedaj definitivno
ugotovilo, da je Adolf Hitler
nameraval vprizoriti invazijo
Anglije Is. septembra 1910, in
v invazijo Sc je imelo vreei 10
divizij.
V ia ma m e n je nemska ko-
manda podvzela 10-dnevno zrac-
no ofenzivo proti Angliji, kate
ri je imela slediti dejanska in
vazija. Toda dejstvo je, pravijo
nemski castniki, da MISC Nemci
mogli nikoli spraviti skupaj do
volj ladij, da bi mogli invazijo
izvesti. Poleg tega Sc je izjalo-
vii nemski poizkus "a zlomitev
britSke Zracne Sile.
Posledica 4tega je bila, das je
Hitler nacrt "a invazijo Anglije
opustil ter armada, XII je imela
napasti Anglijo, postal ma who'd
no mejo, odkoder je v juniju
naslednjega leta pricel invazijo
Rusije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
MIKOLAJCZYK IN poll.
SKA ZAMEJNA VLADA

LONDON, 81. maja (O.N.A.l
Skupina, XII Sc je zbrala okoli
Mikolajczyka, je zacela ostro
napadati poljsko zamejno vlado
radi nesposobnosti, katero je po-
kazala v ravnanju $ Poljaki, XII
so Sc nahajali v Nemciji.
Omenjeni napadi trde, da je
postal problem tako zapleten, da
ga nj vec mogoce resiti brez
podpore britanske Wade IS ka-
tero pa je poljska vlada izgubi-
Ia vse direktne stike, odkar je
Mikolajczyk odstopil kot pred
sednik Wade. Poljska zamejna
vlada je imela cd takrat naprej
edino zvezo 4 britansko vlado
preko svojega poslaniStva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05

Kot razvidno IL porocil, kate
re je objavil tokijski radio, bo-
do japonski letalci postal tako-
rekoc "zive bombe", kar pome-
nj, da Sc bodo premisljeno vr-
gil ma ameriske ladje, z name
nom, da ma njih krovih povzro-
CLIO eksplozije.
Taxi napadi, ako Sc posreci-
jo, pomenijo smrt "a letalca,
ampak so skcro v vsakem slu-
caju tudi usodni "a napadeno
ladjo.
Tri maticne ladje poslane ma
samomorilno misijo
Glasom enega porocila, XII ga
je objavil tokijski radio, plove-
jo proti Okinawi tri japonske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
STANLEY SLEJKO MA RADIO

OAA4NAI1 CAA1OAAO IVA AO&ADAo
Stanley Slejko, sin poznane
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Slej-
ko, 16205 Arcade Ave-, XII Sc ma
haja pri mornariski godbi, DO
nocoj govoril potom radia IL Ho-
nolulu. Kot Sc je pred kratkim
porocalo, je bill Stanley ma uso-
depolni ladji Franklin, XII je bila
pred nekaj meseci torpedirana
in potopljena, vsled cesar je bilo
ma stotine mostva zgublienega.
Govoril DO ma programu Every
thing for the Boys" XII Sc vrsi
pod vodstvom Dick Hymes, oh
7:3O uri zvecer potom WTAM
radio postaje. Stanley je bill edi-
nj izmed, resenega mostva , ma
omenjeni ladji, ki je odklonil 80
dnevni dopust in je ostal v Ho.
nolulu, kjer Sc je zopet sestal S
svojim bratom Edwardom, ) ka.
term zdaj skupaj igrata pr
! mornarici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-05
Leece-Neville Co. ie
znizala delovni cas-

Leece-Neville Co. ma 1858 Ha-
milton Ave-, je vceraj naznanila
da DO 20 odstotkov njenih de-
lavcev in delavk pricelo delati
samo stiri dni, oziroma 81 ur ma
teden. Prizadetih je okrog 300
delovnih moci. Nizanje delovne.
ga casa je bio odrejeno radi
.preklica narocil "a elektricne
aparate cd strani vojnega in
mornariskega departmental.