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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-05

|Ija, se je zdel samemu sebi kralj,
ii sc mu prihaja narod klanjat.
Stiskal je rolse, jecljal besede, XII
MISC nicesar pomenile, pozdrav-
jal in odgovarjal ma poklone:
sZelo ste jubeznivi."
Kar zapazi gospo de Marelle;
in spomnil sc je vseh poljubov,
ii j jih je bill dal, in ki mu jih
je ona vrnila, spomnil vseh ME-
nih objemov in prelesti, njenega
glasu in slasti njenih ustnic--in
ia spomin mu je pognal v kri
burno pozeljenje po Mi. Bila je
lepa, elegantna, svojim poba-
linskim obrazom in zivahnimi
ocmi. Georges je pomislil:
"Kljub vsemu, kako cedna lju-
bica!"
Blizala Sc mu je malo v zadre-
81, malo vznemirjena, ter nu je
segla v roko. Prijel jo je in jo je
pridrzal v svoji. In tedaj je "a
eutil tajni poziv teh zenskih pr
stov, lahni stisk, XII odpusca in
sprejema. In on sam jo je stis-
kal, to drobno roko, ces: "Se
vedno te ljubim, Sc vedno sem
tvoj!"
Oei SO Sc jima srecale, smeh-
ljajoee, blescece, polne ljubezni.
Zasepetala je svojim drazest-
MIN glasom:
INA svidenje kmalu, gospod!"
Veselo je odgovoril:
"Kmalu ma svidenje, gospa."
In odsla je.
Druge osebe so sc rinile proti
MENU; gnjeca sc je valila kakor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-05

dreti strop, da se razkrilijo pod
.nebo. Niih drhteci hrum je pol
niLsvso cerkev ia je stresal telo
in duso. Potem 50 Sc naenkrat
pomirile; in nezni, lahkotni toni
SO poletavali po zraku, in Sc do
tikali uses kakor lahni dihi; bile
so drobne, gracijozne arije, po-
sko6ne, ki SO frfotaie kakor pti-
cki;, a hipoma Sc je Ia koketna
muzika zopet razpregla, da je
bila skorajda strasna $ svojo ST.
10 in polnoto, kakor da Sc je pes
kovo zrno preobrazilo v svet.
Potem so Sc razlegli cloveski
glasovi ter SO zaplavali preko
sklonjenih glav. Vauri in Lam
deck cd opere sta pela. Dim ka-
dila je raznasal zlahten vonj in
pred oltarjem sc je vrsilo sveto
opravilo; Bog-clovek, XII ga je
pozval niegov svecenik, Sc je
spustil ma zenljo, da blagoslovi
baronu Georgesu Du Royu zma-
goslavje.
Lepi stricek, klecec poleg Su-
zane, je bill povesil glavo. v tenn
trenotku Sc je cutil skoraj ver-
mega in poboznega, YES hvalezen
bozanstvu, XII ga je tako podpi-
ralo in obsipalo s svojo milost-
jo. In ne da bi sam prav vedel,
ma koga Sc obraca, ga je hvalil
za.svoj uspeh.
,Ko je sluzba bozja minila, sc
je.svzravnal, dal svoji zeni roko,
ter odsel v zagrez. Tedaj sc je
zaeel brezkoncni obhod povab-
ljencev. Georges, prevzet vese-
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reka pred MIN. Naposled se je
.tok zredcil, zadnji udelezenci 90
sc porazsH. Georges je prijel Su-
zano pod pazduho, da bi BEL slo-
ri cerkev nazaj.
Bila je polna ljudi, zakaj vsak
Sc je bill vrnil ma svoj prostor, da
bi ju videl, kako pojdeta skupaj
il cerkve. On je hodil pocasi, z
mirnim korakom, glavo pokonci,
,oci uprte v odprtino velikih vrat,
XII je bila VISA v soncu. Po vsem
ziyotu ga je zgrinjala tista mr.
Fla zona, XII mas stresa, kadar se
cutimo neskonGno srecne. Niko-
gar nj videl. Mislil je samo nase.
Ko je dospel do praga, je "a
gledal zbrano mnozico, temo lju-
di, hrumecih ljudi, XII SO prisli
semkaj radi MEGA, Georgesa Du
Roya. Parisko ljudstvo ga je gle
dalo in mu zavidalo.
Ko pa je dvignil oci, je uzrl
tam zdolaj "a Concordskim tr-
gom drzavno zbornico. In bilo
mu je, kakor da mu je skociti cd
Madelenskega portala do porta-
la burbonske palace.
Polagoma je stopal pc stopni-
stu med dvema vrstama gledal-
cev. A on jih nj mic videl; misel
mu je sla nazaj in pred razvne-
timi ocmi mu je plavala v jar
KEN soncu podoba gospe de Ma
relle, XII 81 ravna pred zrcalom
kratke kodre ma sencih, XII sosji
bill vselej zmrseni, kadar sje
vstala il postelje. 1&&
KONEC 1.%a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-05

je frak, ma katerem Sc je sve~
til, kakor kaplja krvi, mali rde-
q 'trak castne legije.
Nato 50 prisli sorodniki, Roza
s senatorjem Rissolinom. Bila ie
ze sest tednov omozena. Grof
Latour- Yvelin je spremljal vi
konteso Percemursko.
Naposled pisana procesija Du
Royevih znancev in priiateljev,
XII jih je bill uvedel v svojo novo
obitelj, ljudje, znani med pari-
sko brozgo, XII SO takoj domaci
in, &c je ravno sila, oddalieni
bratranci bogatih bahacev; pro-
pail plemiei brez vsega, z made
Ii ma svoji preteklosti, cesto
ozenjeni, kar je Sc huje. To so
bill gospodje Bedvigne, mark de
Banjolin, grof in grofica de Ra-
venel, vojvoda de Ramorano,
prime Kravalov, vitez Valreali,
potem Walterjevi gosti, prime de
Guerche, vojvoda in vojvodinja
Ferracinska, lepa markiza Du-
neska. Nekaj sorodnikov gospe
Walterjeve v tel povorki sc je
drzalo, kakor Sc spodobi ljudem
IL province.
In yes cas- so pele orgle ter
razlivale po ogromni stavbi buc-
ne in ritmicne evoke iz svoiih
svetlih grl, XII vpijejo v nebo clo-
vesko radost ali tugo. zaprli so
velike vratnice pri vhodu in hi
poma Sc je zmracilo, kakor da SO
virgil sonce pred vrata.
sedaj je Georges klecal poleg
svoje zene pred razsvetljenim
oltarjem. Novi tangerski skof, s
palico v roki, kapo ma glavi, je
prisel il zagreza, da hi ju zvezal
v imenu veenega Boga.
Stavil je obicajna vprasanja,
menjal prstane, izrekel besede,
XII vezejo kakor verge, ter govo-
ril novima porocencema krscan-
ski govor. Pridigal je O zvestobi,
ma dolgo, z visoko donecimi IL
razi. Bill je rejen moz visoke ra-
sti, eden tistih prelatov S castit-
ljivimi trebuhi.
Nekdo je ma glas zaihtel, in
nekaj CLAW Sc je .okrenilo. Gospa
WalterjeA je plakala, obraz v
dlaneh.
Ukloniti Sc je amerala. Kaj il
je bio storiti? Ali cd tistega
dne, ko je vrnivso Sc hcerko "a
podila liz svoje sobe in je nj ma
rala objeti, cd tistega dne, ko je
rekla potihoma Du Royu, XII jo je
sveeano pozdravil, ko je prisel
zopet k Mi: xvi ste najostudnej-
81 elovek, kar jih poznam, ne
ogovorite me nikoli vee, zakai
JAZZ vam ne bonn vec odgovarja-
la"-od takrat je trpela Memo
sne, nevtolazljive nuke. Suzano
ie sovrazila 2 ostrim sovra-
stvom, v .katerem Sc je druzila
obupna strast razjedajo6im
ljubosumnjem, { u d n m ljubo-
sumnjem matere in ljubice, XII 81
ga nj hotela priznati, a XII je bilo
divje in je skelelo kakor ziva ra-
ma. "
In sedaj ju poroca skof, memo
hcer in njenega ljubcka, v cer-
Xvi, pred 1000 ljudmi in vprico
ME! In ona ne more reci nice
sar? Ne more tega prepreciti? !?
Ne, sal ne SINE zakricati: "Ta
zveza, XII jo blagoslavljate, je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-05
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onCin OhIdJu. kAulpdh uC-
kaj casa sem citam v "Plume"
politicne clanke, XII so presneto
podobni Forestierjevim in Du
Royevim. Pise jih neki Jean
LIE Dol, mlad clovek, lep, razu-
men decko, iste baze mozak ka-
kor mas prijatelj Georges, in
XII Sc je seznanil njegovo biv-
SO zeno. Il tega sem sklepal, da
ona ljubi zacetnike in jih bo
vecno ljubila. Sicer je pa bo-
gaia. Vaudrec in Laroche-Ma-
thieu nista bila zastonj kuhana
in pecena pri nil"
Rival je menil:
mi napacna, ia mala Made
lenka! Jako bistroglava in ma
whana! Kadar je brez krinke,
mora biti prav micna. Ampak,
slisite, kako to, da Sc Du Roy
cerkveno poroci, ko Sc je ven-
dar locil cd prve zene"
Norbert de Varenne je odgo-
voril:
"Cerkveno Sc poroci zato, ker
"a cerkev prvikrat nj bill oze-
MEN,"
"Kako to-"
mas lepi stricek-ali il
nlacnosti ali liz varcnosti-ie
sodil, ko Sc je zenil Madele-
no Forester, da zadosca zgla-
sitev ma meriji. Zato je opustil
cerkveni blagoslov, in to- po-
r1eni "a naso sveto Mater Ger
kew, da je zivel v navadnem
konkubinatu. In zato stopa da-
mes mladenic pred njo, in ona
mu dovoli vso to slavo, XII bo
ocka Walterja precej oskuba-
Ia"
Sum narascajoce mnozice je
bill vedno glasnejsi pod oko-
kom. Cuti je bilo skoraj glasno
govorico. Kazali so 81 slavne
moze, XII SO pozirali, veseli, da
jih opazujejo, in pazili skrb-
no pred obcinstvom ma svoje
posebnosti; bill so vajeni, da
so Sc kazali take ma vseh slo-
vesnostih, katerim so bill, tako
Sc je vsaj MIN samim zdelo,
neizogiben nakit.
Rival je zopet poprijel "a be-
sedo: ..,...
"Povejte mi no, dragi moi
vi, XII ste veckrat pri sefu, ali je
res, da gospa Walterjeva in Du,
Roy mic vec ne govorita ?"
"Nikdar ne. Ona mu nj ho-
tela dati dekleta. A on je incl
oceta v klescah, z mrlici, mi
slim, pokopanimi v Maroku, in
"a katere je lepi stricek vedel.
In pretil je staremu S strasnimi
odkritji. Walter Sc je spomnil
Laroche- Mathieuja in Sc je ne
mudoma uklonil. Matt pa, tr-
nasta, kakor vse zenske, Sc je
zarotila, da ne spregovori vec
besede s svojim zetom. Strasno
smesno ju je gledati, kadar sta
skupaj. Ona je kakor kip, ale
gorija Osvete, on pa je v SLIM
zadregi, on, ceprav Sc zna dr.
zati, kajti ma uzdi sc pa ina,
to 81 lahko mislite!"
Kolegi SO rrihajali in SO il
ma segali v roko. Slisati je bio
odlomke politicnih razgovorov.
In nerazlocno, kakor sum dali
mega morja, je prihajale skozi
vrata s solncem mrmranje
ljudstva izpred cerkve, ter
vstajalo pod obok mad tisjim
razgovorom elitnega obcinstva,
E.FF g.
zbranega u svetiscu.
Hipoma udari svicar trikrat
svojo leseno helebardo po
tleh. Vsi navzoci 50 Sc ozrli, in
dolgo SO sun1ela kriia in ropo-
tall stoli. In mlada nevesta, ki
10 je peljal njen oce pod pa
zduho, se je poiavila V jarki lu-
ii pri vhodu.
Sc vedno je bila kakor izraci-
ca, prelepa bella puncka . oran-
levin cvetjem u laseh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-05

King Ibn Saud st Saudi, Arabia, is
shown aboard an american warship,
anchored at Great Bitter Lake,
Egypt, when President Roosevelt
was host to three kings during halt
there after the conference at Yalta.
Emperor Selassie and King Farouk
were also present. .".~. =.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
WEDS AT AMARILLO

Francisco Gonzalez, son of Qua
dalupe de Gonzalez of Mexico City
and the late F. j. B. Gonzalez of
Nogales, was married in Amarillo,
Texas, recently to Miss Mary Alice
Baker. He is manager of an avia-
ton company's office in Mexico
City and a graduate of Nogales
High School.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
MANY STUDENT ACTIVITIES GIVEN
ATTENTION AT FIRST ASSEMBLY

that subscriptions for the Apache
Warcry would be SOC for the school
year and boasted a staff of so
scribes. Archie Scrivner expressed
the desires and hopes of the new
Radio Club which will be under the
dictatorship of Mr.. Dubois, new
mathematics, algebra, and physics
instructor.
Barbara Anderson introduced the
first team of candidates for this
years cheer leading aggregation in
Sara Spohn, Helen Peterson, and
Betty Ann Bertelson. They gave
the crowd of rooters four different
cheers and a chorus of ION Nogales"
with Betty Ann accompanying with
her accordian. They left the stage
to the next contestants, the three
"E's" who were Estrella Joffroy,
Emma Carrasco, and Esther Castro.
These girls, beautifully garbed in
the traditional maroon and white,
gave a magnificent and well-ap-
plauded performance.
The Master of Ceremonies intro
duced Coach Howard Beazley who in
turn introduced every member of
the Apache squad of AS. The team
as well as the coach received we'll
deserved ovation from the students.
Rivas made his last appearance
of the day on the stage by remind
ing the students to attend the rally
at 400, the game at 800, and the
Student Council dance following the
game between Nogales and Tomb
stone.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-10-12

and men. We like Joe. To say that
he is well liked is to say that he
is not only good Joe'' but he is
doing a terrific job.
Joe and his outfit arrived from
Saipan back when it was rough and
supplies were not easily gotten. His
first mess hall was a tarpaulin
stretched between trees but it was
not long before Joe had mess hall
constructed, complete with hot and
cold running water, refrigeration
and compression units for his gas
operated stoves. This all took place
while Jap snipers still lurked in the
caves and cane brakes. We don't
know how he did it. We only know
that Joe is man of great ingenuity
and perseverance and we were not
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
surprised.

surprised.
A fine big mess hall is a wonder
full thing but the food served there
is the most important element. Here
our enthusiasm reaches it's greatest
heights. Though Joe was issued
only the usual CT. supplies-Spam,
etc, he managed to serve tasty
Spanish dishes that were not only
a great hit with the men in his
organization but caused men from
all over the island to try and sneak
into our chow lines.
Joe's mess hall became the center
of activities for all of the squadron.
We had our parties there, we held
meetings there, crews were briefed
for missions there or we just came
in to talk. AS we said, we like Joe.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
Football Team And Coach
Beazley introduced
To Student Body

AS the curtain opened for the first
assembly of the 1945-46 school year,
the student body president, Herman
Rivas, introduced Ramiro Beatty
who led the audience in the Salute
to the Flag. This was followed by
the students singing America, "
which was led by Miss Virgie Wal
ker, the new music teacher.
Herman thanked the student body
who aided with their support. He
promised many more assemblies
with the help and cooperation of
everyone.
Seated on the stage was the foot
ball squad of 1945 and various rep
resentatives of different extra
curricular activities.
Herman Rivas announced that
Barbara Anderson, the vice presi-
dent would preside as master of
ceremonies for the rest of the pro-
gram.
Lydia Karam, this years editor of
the annual, spoke for the Adobe,
promising good one. Josephine
Castro told of the activities of the
Booster Club and the Commercial
Club. Dickie Saldamando urged
pupils to become members of the
Maroon Masque. Ada Puchi spoke
in behalf of the G.A.A.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12

RAIN AT SAN RAFAEL
There was go of an inch of rain
in San Rafael Valley Monday night,
according to T. E. Heady, a visitor
here Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12

Mrs. Carmen S. Verdugo and Mrs.
Guadalupe Soto were visitors here
Monday from Harshaw.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
Story On Sgt.
Arturo BurrOLa
Of Nogales

874TH COMMANDMENT SQUAD
RON, APO 237, San Francisco, Oct.
11-Here's story on S/Sgt. Arturo
E. Burrola, 365 Walnut street, No
gales, Arizona:
Sgt. Burrola was indicted on
October 9, 1912, and Immediately
classified as mess sergeant material.
When a man is well liked in the
army he acquires nickname. Sgt.
Burrola is known as Joe by officers
Nogales international., 1945-10-12

experts in first aid are still test
ing methods for treating wounds,
the article states. "All sorts OF anti
septics have been tried. The ten
dency at present is toward milder
and milder substances, like ordinary
soap and water.
Green soap was found to be more
irritating than white soap. Any
harm that results from washing
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
Doctors Say Soap and Water
Proves Excellent Antiseptic

1e of soap and water been discovered to De one o
the best methods of treating wounds
Surgeons at the University of illinois report ' oap
and water actually destroys but may also prooue
definite though slight irritation OF tne tissues
r+icla in the Sepember issue of Good Housekeeping
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Manuel Alarcon, 10, Nogales, Ari-
zona, to Enriqueta S. Ornelas, 10,
NogaleS, Arizona.
Edmundo F. Cagigas, 26, Nogales,
Sonora, to Aurora Cruz Valdez, "a,
Nogales, Arizona.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12

wounds is in direct proportion TO
the coarseness of the material used
For large wounds the Investigators
recommended particularly wasnlng
by irrigation with salt solution OF
the same density as human blood
washing a wound with quart OF
this solution without any scruoolng
whatever, proved to be the pest
method"
Nogales international., 1945-10-12

Miss Mary Allen Smith, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. Smith,
was home last. weekend from the
University of Arizona.
Nogales international., 1945-10-12
LEGAL NOTICE

BEFORE THE ARIZONA
CORPORATION COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE
APPLICATION OF LLOYD LED
FORD AND j. HAMILTON
DRAPER, CO-PARTNERS DO
ING BUSINESS UNDER THE
FIRM NAME AND STYLE OF
LDFORD AND DRAPER, FOR
A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE AND NECES-
STTY TO ENGAGE IN THE
TRANSPORTATION OF PAS
SENGERS BY MOTOR BUS AS
"A COMMON CARRIER BE-
TWEEN FIXED TEERMINI
AND OVER A REGULAR
ROUTE. OVER PUBLIC HIGH
WAYS, IN THE CITY OF NO
GALES, ARIZONA, AND W.
CINrTY.
Docket No. 9931.A-6225
NOTICE OF DISAPPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
above entitled case will be heard at
the Santa Cruz County Court
House, Nogales, Arizona. on Tues
day, October %, 1945 at 1000 am
Dated at Phoenix this 1st day OF
October, 1945.
BY ORDER OF THE ARIZONA
CORPORATION COMMISSION
CHAS. S. STOUGH, Secretary
Publish Oct. II, 1945)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
High School Band Has
AnnualBanquet,D Dance

More than sixty members of Hen
derson high school band and a num-
Der of guests attended a band ban
uuet at Vance hotel last night. Miss
Della Dixon, president of the band,
was toastmistress.
Table decorations carried out a
color scheme of blue and white. the
colors of Henderson high school and
the band. Maypoles with blue and
white streamers were placed at each
of the tables and mixed summer
flowers formed c~enterpicccs. The
programs were in the shape of a
musical note and also were used as
placecards.
Invocation was given by Super
intendent f. M. Rollins after WHICH
Mrs, T. l.. Dale, president of the
Band Boosters Club, extended a
welcome to band members ana
guests present.
Father J.. x. King was speaker
and emphasized the value of music
in life. "MuSic can keep you on an
even balance" he stated. "A person
who loves music will not become
mentally or e~motionally unbalanc-
ed"
Father King praised the band and
its director, w. T. Hcarnc, for their
accomplishments, stating that the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
MORE ARMY NURSES
ARE BEING SOUGHT

Southern women answered their
Coun1ry's call to volunteer for serV-
ice 10 the nations sick and wounded
with a patriotism seldom equalled
in the history of this section, ac-
cording to Lit. Louis p. Mccormick,
commanding officer Of the Durham
Army recruiting district, but it IS
still imperative that other women
enlist in the Women's Army Corps.
The Fourth Service Command
OVer-subscIlbed its quota and TN
ished the recent recruiting program
for medical, surgical, and hospital
clerical technicians far ahead of the
deadline set" declared Lieutenant
Mccormick. "NOW, although the need
for women to enlist in these com
panies has been met, women may
still enlist in the WAC. They are
needed for requirements. Specialists
are needed. Qualified women are
nedd to train for physical therapy
work in Army hospitals, Many va
rieties Of service, that come under
the head of general assignment, are
OPEN
Women between the ages of 20
and 40 inclusive, who are American
citizens. who have no children under
II years of age, who have had at
least two years of high school edu-
cation and who are IN good healtn
and of excellent character are asked
TO apply to the Durham Army Re
cruiting Station located in the De
positors National Bank Building,
Durham, N. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Buffet Supper
Fetes Miss Hunt

Honoring Miss Virginia Campbell
Hunt and her 1iance, Ensign Edward
Wheeler Homes, il, Miss Fannie
Cooper and Miss Peggy Moran were
hostesses at a buffet supper Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. J. C.
Cooper on Garrett street.
Artistic arrangements Of magno-
las, gladioli, ard roses We're used
throughout the home. The brides
table was centered with an antique
bowl of dainty white flowers used
with matching antique candcIabra
holding tall white burning tapers.
The supper preceded the wedding
rehearsal. The guests, who num-
bered about 40, were the members
of the wedding party, the out-of-
town guests and the immediai2
members of the families of the bride
and the hOSteSSeS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
ON BRIDGE

have been considered quite a risky
Ovcrcall for a Vulnerable player IN
rubber bridge. But from that point
on there were wide variations.
Where the strong EaSt-West pairs
allowed their opponents to play
the hand in a doubled .,sacrltlce
contract, only four tricks were
lost, nine being taken by the de-
clarer. Hence the strong pairs
scored according to the height OF
the bid doubled, 500 when it was
5-Spades, 500 when it was g.
Spades.
It would even have paid North
South richly to sacrifice at 7.
Spades over the pairs that reached
an East-West grand slam, as thai
would have cost only LOO, abou'
half of what the slam produced
Top for East-West went to thosf
who bid grand slam in n mino
or the other. Nobody bid the 7
Hearts, which would have pro
duced top, but was risky and I'M
~~,lO3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19

the club . was the least costly re-
turn. East won with the A and
returned the heart J. which West
rufteu with the spade 5. Now the
club 5 WaS Won by the 10. two
spades cashed, also the club X.
heart @ and the club Q for discard
of South's last heart. leaving only
good trumps in South's hand. Los.
ing only three tricks, he made his
contract. plus an extra.
At the other table, after South
Won with the heart A and led his
spade 2. West saw that it vas
very much to his advantage to
play low. He did. and the X won.
The club 5 was brought out OF
dummy, East playing low. the 10
being tincssed and the J winning.
The club 2 to the A gave East a
chance to lead the heart J. which
West ruffed With the spade 7. Now
the club 5 was sent to East to ruff
with his spade 9. and the heart 10
was led for West to ruff with the
ace of trumps. That made five
tricks in a bunch for the defend
ers setting the contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
On THE II FOOT

BEING IN the lead, with a lot
of honors not in sequence, gives
YOU an awful feeling, Any move
you make is likely to be costly to
your side. But letting an early
trick go by, and causing the de-
dummy, may put the shoe on the
other foot. giving him the unpleas-
ant assignment. Before he gets
through, he may find that your
lying in ambush for him meant a
difference of several tricks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Bird Club Notice.

The supper party scheduled Tor
the Henderson Bird Club on Mon
day night at $50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. G.. f. Rose on the Country
Club Drive will be held indoors IN
case Of rain at 7 o'clock, 1t was stat
ed today. If the weather IS permlS-
sible, it will be held outdoors at
$50 as planned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
In English Hospital.

Pfc. Thomas Gill is now stationed
in an English hospital. il was learn
ed today. He was sent to England
from Germany. His present address
is: Pfc. Thomas c. Gill, 34869363,
Bet. Of Pat, Hospital Plant, 4l23,
APO $40, Care Postmaster, New
York. New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Return to Michigan.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rowland Ran
kin. of Detroit. Michigan, who have
been visiting their mother. Mrs. J.
r. Rankin. on Rowland street, have
returned to their home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Home on FurlOu2h.

Pvt. Brady T. Stainback is home
on rurIough from Camp Wheeler,
Macon, Ga. visiting his parents, MI.
and Mrs. \, A. StaInback.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
MOTIVE POWER.

Someone once asked Thomas A,
Edison to define an idea. "Why,'
replied the inventor, a twinkle in
his eye, IAN idea IS something that
won't work unless you do
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
FOR PEANUTS

DID YOU ever hear Of a gal
wrapping a PAIR Of fine silk or
lylon stockings for plain cotton
,nes2 Or a t~heatergoer, with a
ticket for the best seat in the
ouse. preferring one behind a pill
:ar in the gallery? Maybe not, but
you have heard of contract players
doubling an opponents sacrifice
bid and setting it two or three
tricks in place of bidding a grand
slam which could be made. And
the cases are certainly compar-
able.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Nurses Aid Dresses Arrive.

The pinafores for class number
8 of the nurses aides have arrived
and may be obtained from the home
o.. Mrs. r. w. Bruln, It was stated
today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
hes

CHRISTIAN
Rev. J. Frank Apple, pastor.
Sunlay:
9.45 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Morning worship. Topic:
The Children of Light.
There viii be no evening service.
Wednesday:
8 p. m. Prayer meeting.
8.45 D.. m. Choir practice.