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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01
ii, kar je nosil "a MO v svojem

srcu. ..s-...e u.-... ..
10 pride nekoliko utrujen z
dopoldanske sluzbe domov, ga
je cakalo troje pisem - emo cd
Marie, katero je najprej odprl,
"a druga diva Sc nj zmenil. Med
branjem Sc mu zmraci obraz.
Neumno dekle -- ali nina nika-
kega hrepenenja po meni? Ma
rija mu> pise ma zelo nenavaden
nacin, da maj ne sill v MO, da j
je danes nemogoce ga videti, po-
polnoma gotovo pa Sc boste vi
della prihodnji veeer. Ganljiva
prosnja je vela il njenih vrst,
da mu je njegova nejevolja
kmalu presla.
Nato vzame drugi dive pismi:
trgovinsko pismo bankirja Ulri-
ha - kaj vendar hoce? Drugo
pismo cd njegovega brata Ervi-
ma, XII je tako cudno pisal. - Ali
sc je ocetu kaj pripetilo? Kaj
dobrega skoro gotovo ne DO. -
Poln bojazni odpre pismo in be-
re:
Dragi brat! -
Gotovo te DO presenetilo, da
dobis cd meme obvestilo, da TIE
bo papa obiskal. Sam Sc III ne
upa pisati. Wolf, nekaj je zelo
zalostnega, resnega, kar pelje
oceta k Tebi. Pozabi ma vse, kar
Sc je zgodilo in bodi Z MIN do
ber. Natancnejse I'll ne morem
pisati. Slisal hos sam il njego-
viii ust 29. t. m. OBJ 1913 minut
zvecer pride tia.
Kako gre drugace? JAZZ Sc ne
morem pritozevati in I'll -? Ali
TT bonn kaj kmalu cestital kot
stotniku?
Pozdravlja TIE Tvoj brat
Erwin.
Wolfu sc list pobesi in strmi
precise.
- Kaj je to? Kaj strasnega
je moglo oceta dovesti do tega,
da me obisce, XII zanj sploh vec
ne Twin? Ali mogoce zena -?
Svojih misli nj mogel zbrati in
Sc konecno spomni tretjega pi-
sma. - Kaksne novice mu pri-
nasa to pismo?
Pocasi ga odpre in v MEM
bere samo vabilo, da pride po-
poldne ma kratek pogovor o ne
XII vazni zadevi v urad Ulriho-
We banke.
- Kaj hoce? Uradno Z MIN
nisem incl nikdar nobenega po-
sla.
Zastonj premisljuje O obeh
pismih; ne pride do nobenega
zakljucka. In medtem stopi pre-
denj Marlin obraz, kakorsnega
je videl zadnjic - bled in tru-
den S eudno bojecim pogledom
in globoko usmiljenje ga obide.
Revica, sal sc imava vendar
tako rada; ne bodi zalostna.
V tenn smislu il je odpisal, da
bi mogel prenehati svoje more
&c misli. Pred MIN je stala ME
ma slika, "a MO vaza z belimi
vrtnicami - vedno mora biti
obdana cvetjem, XII ga najbolj
ljubi, kakor tudi nj nikdar po-
zabil prinesti j cvetja, kadar
sta sc sesla. Nato vzame memo
fotografijo v roke in jo dolgo
gleda medtem ko Sc njegov lepi
obraz veckrat bolestno zategne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01


terih so sc lesketali bell zobje,
sc je zibal mehek, pozeljiv ma
smeh in ma njenih licih je lezala
koprneca vrocina. - Zopet pri-
tisne v vsej svoji strasti poljub
ma njena usta, in ravno tako
vroce mu je vracala poljub "a
poljubom. Naenkrat pa sc zave
in rece:
- Ne, Wolf, ne! - Sc brani
njegovih objemov. Tesneje sc
pritisne k MENU in ga prosi S
sladkim glasom: - Pojdiva do
NOV, ljubi moi!
- Ali ze, draga dusa? - jo
ogovori in jo pri tenn pogleda
globoko v oci.
- Boljse je, o, Wolf, kar
nekam tesno mi je.
- Ne bodi otrok.
- Wolf, kaj ne, da me imas
Sc vedno rad? Nikdar me ne bos
zapustil? - ga vprasa - MEN
obraz nenadoma pobledi in ga
bojece pogleda.
- Kako prides zopet ma to
vprasanje? Ma mojo besedo Sc
lahko zaneses - ii postanes
moja sladka zena! Nikar me ta-
ko po nepotrebnem vec ne mu-
ci.
- Ne bodi hud, Wolf, toda
tako sem srecna, da 81 mislim,
da to ne more vedno trajati. Po-
gosto ponoci skocim strahu
pokonci - srce sc mi skrci -
in tedaj mi je, kot bi te izgubi-
la. Brez tebe pa ne morem vec
biti, tako sem S teboj zrasce-
ma.
- Samo pomiri Sc; meni je
tudi take, da 81 svojega zivlje-
MIA brez tebe ne morem misli-
ii. Bodi dobra in prezeni te cr-
ne misli. Med seboj Sc ne bova
vec mucila Z vecnimi vprasanji
O ljubezni in zvestobi. Zdaj We
va, da Sc ljubiva; zato MISC vec
potrebna nadaljna zatrjevanja.
- Memo jo pogladi po laseh.
Maria je bila sama S seboj
zadovoljna; bilo il je, kot hi mo-
rala nekaj ma Wolfu popravi-
tt.
- Poljubi me, - ga prosi in
Wolf il ustreze. Sc vec, Wolf! !
Nj je vec poznal v njeni stra-
sti, XII je re prekoracila mejo.
Meme ustnice in lica so gorela
in tresla Sc je.
- Moja ljuba Maria, -
pravi Wolf S trudnim glasom in
jo boza.
Nista sc smela vec tako, po-
gosto shajati; starr Berger je
incl prav; "a oba nj bilo dobro.
In vendar nj mogel in nj hotel
opustiti sestankov S svojo lju-
bo, dokler je slo - kdo We, ka-
ko dolgo bo Sc trajalo, kajti po-
tenn ne bo vec v mestu in skop
je bill vsakim trenutkom.
Napotila sta Sc proti domu. ze
nekaj casa je nosil Wolf civilno
obleko. Tako je sal mogel brez
posebne pozornosti spremiti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01

Njegove misli Sc bavijo Z MO:
- Ali Sc morava mogoce lociti?
Kaka usoda visi mad mama? Ne,
ne, ii sladka, nikdar Sc to ne
SINE zgoditi; midva spadava
skupaj "a vedno, "a vecno! Sa-
mo da te zopet enkrat vidim
Toda ii Sc me ogibljes cd one
ure. In vendar tt tega nj treba
%, spomina ma to ne bi dal "a
nobeno ceno - kako vroce znas
poljubovati %, - Wolf zapre
oci, - Maria -!
Resnica je zahtevala svojo
pravico. Bankirjevo in bratovo
pismo sta Sc mu zopet in zopet
vsiljcvala v njegove misli. Te-
daj pa pogleda ma uro pred Sc
boj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01
vi

vi. ... -..@.
Opoldne drugega dine sc Wolf
zastonj izprehaja pred proda-
jalno - Marie nj videl. Toda
nj je mogel zgresiti; gotovo nj
bila v trgovini in ravno danes
hi 10 rad videl. Popoldne dobi
pismo v katerem mu sporoci, da
il zvecer nj mogoce priti in da
mu ne. more vec stopiti pred
oci. '
- Sladko dete! - rece tho
predse in sede k pisalni mizi, da
bi jo z najneznejsimi besedami
pomiril. Pisal il je, da misli, da
je sedaj Z MIN nelocljiyo I'VE
zana; zagotavlja j Sc enkrat
svojo ljubezen in jo slednjic pro-
81 "a skorajsnji sestanek.
Zamisljen sedi v naslanjacu
in lahen smehljaj preveva ME-
gov obraz - misli ma pretekli
vecer, kako srecna sta bila oba
in kako je bila sedaj "a vedno
njegova - nesramnez, ako bi jo
sedaj zapustil. Misel ma MO mu
je razgrela kri; magic skoci S
stola in stopi k oknu. Ma drugi
strani ulice vidi iti gospico VI
rihovo, XII je gledala v njegovo
stanovanje.
Wolf magic odstopi in k t
oblak je nekaj sinilo preko ME
govega celia. Ali je morale to
dekle vedno krizati njegova po-
ia? Smatral jo je, skoraj "a sla-
DO znamenje, ako jo je videl -
prav gotovo sc mu utegne kaj
slabega pripetiti! Bila mu je
neizmerno zoprna.
Naslednjega dne sreca Mari
jo Oh obicajni uri; ozre Sc vanj
zljubezni polnim pogledom, nato
pa Sc sramezljivo obrne v stran
in vroea rdeeica jo oblije. Izgle-
dala je zelo slabo in okoli oci lie
imela temne kolobarje. Smilila
Sc mu je; ma njenem obrazu so
Sc tako opasno zrcalili njeni OBJ
cutki do MEGA. Cutil je Z MO in
81 je z dvojno silo zelel ure, ko
jo bo mogel tolaziti in pomiri-
ii.
Naslednjega dne mu zopet pi-
Sc, da ne more priti. Konecno
mu ma ponovno njegovo pros
MO privoli v sestanek "a prihod-
Mi vecer.
Dolocenega dne Sc Wolf zbu-
di prvo mislijo: - Danes I'VE
Ger! - Sluga mu prinese oble-
ko besedami:
- Gospod porocnik, pol Sc
stih. - o, gospod porocnik, ste
re zbujeni?
- Seveda; kako je vreme?
- slabo, gospod porocnik;
dezuje.
- Dezuje? - mu pride ne
ljubo skozi ustnice. Ne bi smelo
dezevati; sal Sc je hotel zvecer
sestati S svojo ljubo. - E mo-
goce bo prenehalo.
- Ne vrjamem, - meni slu-
ga, - po mojem mnenju bo de-
zevalo cell dan in Sc prav moe
no. Nebo izgleda kot kaka ma
polnjena vreca.
Mic posebno zadovoljen sc
Wolf oblece. Tako bo mogel vi
deti Mario samo pri Bergerje-
viii. In vendar 81 je tako zelel
imeti jo samo in il vse poveda-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01
Zensk;a

srednje starosti dobi sluzbo in
dober dom, kjer bi opravljala
gospodinjska della in skrbela "a
diva otroka. Plaza po dogovoru.
Katera zeli, maj pusti svoj ma
SLOW v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01
Poor ma TO!

Hisa "a dive druzini pri E. 185
St. in Shawnee Ave. Je zelo v
lepem stanju. Ina 10 sob, dive
garazi, cementiran dovoz; "a in
vesticijo ali lep dom; najemnina
nj zamrznjena. Ia danasnje Gene
je poceni-$9,500.
Pet-sob bungalow, dive CARA
Ii, dive sobi skoncani v podstres-
ju; blizu E. 1876 St. in Mohawk
Ave. Mic popravila. Pozurite sc
"a to ceno-$7,8 300.
FRANK PREVEC
$50 E. l85 st. KE 5000
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01
Naprodaj je

elektricni pihalnik, radio, sta
rinsko pohistvo, kuhinjska po-
soda, lonci in drugo pohistvo.
Poklicite HE 1890.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-01
Mali oglasi
Izreden nokup

2 krasni hisi, vsaka "a emo dru-
Zinc; ma novo barvane, vsaka $
8 sobami; nahajajoci Sc ma Rus
sell Ave., cd e. 68 st. in Superior
Ave. Nenavaden nakup "a samo
$4,000. Pozurite Sc in sc zglasite
kajti ia posebnost ne DO trajala
dolgo. Poklicite GIL 3514.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

Fine Points in Bridqe

With only one sure entry H.
dummy. two illnesses would be Inn
possible. Then came the question
Of seeing II West would fall for a
"cannlbal squeeze" and run his
hearts u thrown In. How long was
the suit? South decided that II It
were OF six cards. West would
have made an overcall: hence II
was only Ave. so West could run
only four tricks.
He therefore led his heart 7,
West winning and taking his four
consecutive tricks. On the second
South discarded his spade Q. On
the third East threw his club 3,
whereupon South discarded his
diamond 3. That card had already
served Its purpose: compelling
East TO hold the J. II had forced
a club discard from East. So on
the next heart East threw the dia-
mond ]. and South the club 1.
Seeing this, West then led a spade,
but 1t really made no difference
now. as South could take the
hnesse anyway. and East had been
squeezed 10 clubs. South took two
spades, the club A. J and K. II
West had returned his club, the
spade hnesse would merely have
finished the hand after three club
tricks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

Trenton, N. j., has become one
OF the ceramics centers OF the
world.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
More Tiger
Men Report

Evansville. Ind, Mar. I'll APP
The Detroit Tigers training camp
looked less and less like a pitch
ers' convention today as key in.
fielders and outfielders started TO
report TO Manager Steve O'Neil.
Only IA players were missing
from a training camp list Of 35 as
the deadline for arrival OF infield-
.ers and outfielders was passed.
Notables among the absentees were
first basemen Rudy York. thlro
baseman Mike Higgins, outfielders
Jimmy OUTLAW. Don Ross, and
Chuck Hostetler and pitcher Ruff
Gentry.
Higgins remained In Detroit to
report Thursday for induction into
the service Friends in camp said
he had showed a preference for the
Navy. He is 80 years old, married
and has a family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
Take Opening
Cup PlayOff

Detroit, Mar. q AP-Bostons
surprising 4 to victory over the
Detroit Red Wings here last night
In the opening game of the Stan
ley Cup playoffs marked a num-
Der Of "hrsts" for the Bruins and
started local hockey fans recalling
last years series.
The upset was Boston's first win
over the Wings since Dec. 2S. 1913,
its first on Detroit Ice since Jan. 3
of that year and its first in a play
OF game with the Wings since
1871. The Bruins wound up last
season with five straight setbacks
at Detroit's hands and had only
one tie to show for ten regular
National League engagements with
the Wings this season.
Ability OF the fourth-place Bruins
to turn the tide against second
place Detroit in the opening cup
game had a parallel a year ago
when the Chicago Black Hawks, oc-
cupying the No. 4 spot, won the
first playoff contest and then went
on to eliminate Detroit by taking
three OF the next four games.
The Bruins sudden burst OF
speed in the frs period, in which
they slipped across three goals,
stunned the 1928 fans at Olym-
pia. Bill Cowley started it off at
6:29, and within eight minutes Bill
Cupolo and Herbie Cain had boost.
ed the margin to 80
The second period was score
less, Detroit getting its first mark.
er after Al minutes of play. That
was when big Earl Seibert. a vet.
eran of a dozen cup series. bulled
his way in for a 15-foNt backhander
past Goalie Paul Bibeault
Three minutes later, however.
the Red Wing revival ended when
Jack McGill fired the fourth shot
through Harry Lumley, Detroit's
1S-year-old goalie making his first
appearance in championship play.
Boston's defense frightened again,
but Joe Carveth broke through for
a short poke at 9:05 and Eddie
Bruneteau found the net with a
5O-footer with less than a minute
to play.
Only one penalty was called
that on Gino Rozzini OF Boston for
tripping in the first period. Imme-
diately after the final buzzer, how
ever, a brief melee followed an ex-
change of words between Brun-
eteau and Pat Egan of the Bruins.
Jack Crawford and Ken Smith
joined in with Egan and Carveth
came to Bruneteau's aid, but order
was restored before any damage
was done.
After the second game OF the
series here tomorrow night the
two teams move to Boston for the
third and fourth contests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

dealer: South. East-West vul-
nerable.)
South West North East
IL Pass "a Pass
3NT
West led his heart Q, which
South Of course won with his K.
Thereupon he took stock. Things
didn't look so good unless the dia-
monds would break. which they
did not when the third top card
brought a spade discard from
West. Now. to get nine tricks,
South would have to bring in
either the whole club suit or else
three clubs and a couple OF spade
tricks. Rejecting on Vests hold
ing, and why the latter did not
overcall l-Club even though vul-
nerable. he decided that West had
none of the side high cards. There
fore East probably held the black
honors through which illnesses
would have to be taken.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
MAKING BOMBS

Detroit, Mich.-The Army today
approved disclosure OF details OF
the new M-69 incendiary bombs
dropped by American supor-fort
resses with devastating effect on
Tokyo and other large Japanese
cities. r. B. Marshall, president OF
Electromaster, Inc, was permitted
by the Army Chemical Warfare
Service to announce that his com
pany was producing the gasoline
Jelly bombs IN mass volume.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
ADMITS ASSAULT

Battle Creek-AP-Ernest Hand.
ley, 81, was arraigned before JUS
tice Charles Young Tuesday follow
ing an assault on Rev. /. a. Rogers,
A., near the latter's Central Chris
tian Church. He pleaded guilty to
assault and was fined $50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
Ring Decisions

Brooklyn-Al BUNNY Davis, 146
Brooklyn. knocked out Rudy Gis-
combe ,l5li2, Jersey City, 6.
Jersey City-Joe Curcio, 147
Newark. outpointed Jerry Fiorello,
1873. Brooklyn, 10.
New Bedford, Mass.-Johnny
Cool. 134%, Worcester, knocked
out Norman See, 1884, Montreal, I.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
SEEK ADJUSTMENT

Adrian-State Senator Elmer R.
Porter OF Blissfield, sponsor OF the
recently adopted slow-time bill, will
be asked by fellow townsmen TO
aid in getting their time problem
adjusted. Petitions are being circu-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
Sports Roundup

Yok-AP-Heavyweght Lee oma. who Tam Maurielo
practice drills yesterday lie weighed lS2 aud plans
South Bend Dcyore,
the 1914
reported spring practice yesterday spring
be held pevoc said would week
driI beginning @ July Il.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
YOUNGEST SERVICE MOTHER

Kalamazoo "A 33-year-old WON
an, Mrs. Stella Sheets. became the
'city's youngest service mother with
the enlistment Of her son, Raymond
II, in the Navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
NOT ENOUGH ENTRIES

WHEN q job Is bigger than one
can do. the only thing Is to get
some help. That Is the situation a
declarer faces when he realizes he
hasn't enough entries In the dunn
my for the illnesses he would like
to try. Who can he get to help
him? Nobody but the defenders.
So maybe one OF them will CO.
operate II the lead Is tossed to
him. Perhaps he will lead into one
of the declarer's tenaces. Or may
be he will cash some set-up tricks
OF his own. and so squeeze his
partner Maybe both.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

Dealer: South. Both sio,- ,ul-
nerable.)
How should South play for g.
Hearts here after East puts the 8
on the spade 8 lead?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

q Western ball room dances, such
Jas wsltzes and two-steps, were
introduced to Japan in the last
quarter of the 18th century.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

lated asking Porter either to have
the law repealed or permit Bliss
field, which is not home rule COM
munity, to adopt eastern war time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-21

Second Division legislators protesting the suggested reapportonment, has been sent off. The letter Sug- gests that there's nothing with the present law which allows the Legislature to set up revise leg isative districts anytime, amendment to the Organic Act which pushed through Congress by Tony Dimond before he became Federal judge
 Here are other changes the bill proposes which Naskans may be interested in
 It would provide for lieuenant-governor at a diary of $75OO year whose main job would be to reside the Senate for sixty days every two years tt present the Senate chooses it's presiding officer md the system seems to be working all right. Critics of the measure argue that a Acknowledgements wouldn't be necessary if the Territory had to pay the oll and point to the State of Washington where such system is in practice and where the lieutenant governor has little nothing do most of the time
 The bill would give the governor general super vision control all other Territorial depart ments a broad grant of power that could be abused.
 The measure would allow the governor to fill vacancies in the Legislature by appointment At present vacancies filled by special election, which is considered more democratic.
 The bill would also give the Territorial Legsla- ture power to amend repeal any ordinance passed by any city Alaska thus setting the Legislature up in position to egslate municipal matters, some thing which has been frowned upon in Alaska.
 The bill also would provide that at the end of each fiscal period all general appropriations spent by any department completely will be deemed to be re- appropriated without action by the Legislature thus perpetuating appropriations regardless of the need and loosenng the purse strings.
 The bill sets up Supreme Courts for Alaska but gives the Governor power to appoint all Supreme Court justices for eight-year terms. In many States such
 dnes are elected safeguard against control of the courts by any man
 The proposed measure also would repeal the act limiting cities to bonded indebtedness of less than 10 percent of the taxable value of real and personal property within city-thus opening the path for extravagance and unlimited indebtedness by Alaskan cities
 In other words, there seems to be quite bit wrong with the bill.
 About the only item which Alaskans might agree with would be the election of a governor and also proposal which would return to the Territorial Treas llrv all Federal income taxes collected from Alaska the latter of the first things Congress would knock out of the bill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-21
PROPOSED ALASKA BILL

Second and Fourth Division politicians don't care much for certain provisions of bill which Alaska Delegate E l. Bartlett proposes to introduce in Con- gress amending Alaska's Organic Act to provide for election of governor The bill has had one hearing before the House Committee Territories. Governor of Alaska Ernest Gruenng, who happened to be in Washington at the time, attended the hearing and was all for the measure.
 The main fault the Second and Fourth Division spokesmen find with the bill is that it would cut down representation of these two divisions in the Territorial Legislature great deal. For instance, it would give the First Division five Senate seats out of
 total of twelve and 10 House seats of total of 24 The Second Division would get Senator and only two House members.
 long letter to Delegate Bartlett signed by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-21
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 REPORT OF EXECUTOR

Tn the Commissioners Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Division Num-
 Der One, Before FELIX GRAY,
 Commissioner and x-officio Pro-
 bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Last Will and
 Testament of NELLIE SIMPKINS,
 Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that George M Simpkins has filed his final report on the administra- ton of the above entitled estate praying that the manner in which the estate has been administered be approved; that the residue of the estate be decreed to the heir of deceased, and that the administra- tion be closed. A hearing will be held on said final report on the 10th day of January, 1946, before the undersigned at 10:00 o'clock A. M, at which time all persons having ob- jections to the administration of the estate, or the petition of the executor, may be heard.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court this 18th day of November, 1945
 6SEAL) FELIX GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, Nov. 14, l945. Last publication, Dec. 5, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-21
MERRY-GO-ROUND

Mrs. Truman took long
 delayed step toward mending her relations with the ladies of the press by inviting them to White House supper. However, a lot who were left out were more miffed than ever. The dinner was delicious-turkey, sweet po- tatoes, three different kinds of ice cream Mrs. Truman went out
 of her way to be informal. There was no head table, she just plunked herself down among several guests and started eating . Dress at the dinner was optional. Mrs. Truman wore a long gown, her daughter Margaret a short one. Mar garet was the most excited mem- Der of the party. T am going tc funk an exam on account of you girls being here tonight" she said
 T was supposed to study. I'll send you my report card when it comes.
 Mrs. Truman took her guests downstairs to the White House projection room after dinner tc show them new picture, Week end at the Waldorf" It was se-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-21
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER B

This is not an important day in planetary direction, but conflicting planetary influences are active. It is promising for routine matters.
 HEART AND HOME
 Women are under the kindly dir ection of Venus today and should be fortunate in pursuing social mat ters. It is promising date for marriage engagements. Suitors will be more cautious than in war years and will be trustworthy and de- pendable, it is forecast.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Big business will be greatly con- cerned regarding legislation at this time when plans for lasting peace may seem to interfere with long established methods of trade and commerce. Astrologers emphasize that Aquarian influences will over come selfish interests.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Congressional opposition to cer- tain plans for benefit to returning Service men and women will be slight, but it will be stubborn against protracted substantial aid for the unemployed.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 In the fast-developing new world, government by the people Will spread. Kings and queens. with all that roy alty long has implied, will gradually be relegated to the past. Imper- ialism also is to be outmoded.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of advance ment which may seem slow but should be fortunate.
 Children born on this day may have superability. Good brains and sturdy characters are indicated.
 Copyright, 1945)