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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-06-07
REDS REVEAL A

Maps published in Moscow
newspapers Wednesday indicat-
ed that Russians are planning
to occupy about half of Ger
many on a line running west of
Berlin, including many areas
now in American and British
hands. Foreign office spokes-
men, however, said that oc-
cupatiOn zones are still under
discussion by the European ad-
visory council. There was no in
dication when boundaries would
be decided upon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-06-07
news REVIEW
A Brief Summary
OF Outstanding
News Events
A CLOSE

CAMPAIGN NEARS CLOSE
The Okinawa campaign near
ed its closing phase Thursday
as spearheads of the five div
isions on the island pushed to-
ward junctures and the Sixth
Marines completed the capture
of Naha airfield. Airfields built
on Okinawa and nearby lie
Shima are already sending
ground-based planes aainst the
Ryukyus and the japanese
homeland.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

zaradi sinovega greha. Vemo, da
ga v ia greh nisi zapeljala, in
slutimo, koliko moras trpeti.
Toda nasemu mestu nisi potreb-
ma "a talko - tvoj sin ne mara
"a te - sodimo, da je pozabil
ma tebe, satan - ali ia tvoja
pot do MEGA DO kazen, XII 81 jo
zasluzila. Ia pot Sc n a m zdi
strasnejsa cd smrti."
"Da," je dejala. "strasnejsa
cd smrti je ia pot.
Odprli so velika vrata, spu-
still so jo ven, in dolgo so gle
dali, kako stopa po rodovitnih
tleh, prepojenih krvjo, XII jo
je prelil MEN sin. sla je poeasi, S
tezavo so Sc trgale Meme noge
cd tai, sklanjala Sc je truplom
mestnih branilcev in grozo od-
rivala v stran polomljeno oroz-
je. Matere sovrazijo orozje ma
padalcev in priznavajo samo IT,
sto, XII Sc z MIN brani zivljenje.
Kakor hi bila nosila pod pla-
Seem poln kozarec in sc bala,
da ga ne bi razlila. Ko Sc !je od-
daljevala, je postajala cedalje
manjsa, in tistim, XII SO jo gle
dali zidov, Sc je zdelo, kakor
bi hkrati z MO odhajal cd njih
obup.
Videli so, kako Sc je ma poti
ustavila, in ko je vrgla ogrinja-
10 glave, je dolgo gledala ma
mesto. Tudi v sovraznikovem
taboriscu so jo zagledali sredi
polja, samo, in sence, crne ka-
kor ona, so Sc il zacele blizati,
obzirno, pocasi.
Prisli so k njej in jo vprasali,
kdo je in kan je namenjena.
"Vas vodja je moi sin," je re-
kla in nit eden izmed vojakov
nj tenn dvomil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
DESET zANIMIVIlH lPOVESTI
s. O+rok
Meta Koren

in potem pobledela. Yes obraz
je bill otrpel, brez dina zivljenja:
Maria Sc je z brezumno grozo
zastrnela v njegov obraz. Nj
Cesar nj razumela. Sekunde so
bile vecnost. Nenadoma pa je
blisnilo skozi njene mozgane.
"Ne umreti, ne umreti! Fan
tex, ne umri svoji mami!"
z grozo je zgrabila njegovo
telcsce in ga divje stresla. Otrok
je odprl svoje velike, sive oci,
XII jih je ma MEM najbolj lju-
bila. Zadihal je. Toda v njego-
vem grlu je nekaj. grgralo. Ne
prestano. Ko je zaspal, Sc je v
snu nasmehnil - prvikrat. Ali
v grlu mu je nekaj grgralo, ne
prestano grgralo. Vso dolgo noe
ga je drzala v svojem narocju.
Men otrok je umiral. Vso noe
in yes dan.
Neprestano ga je drzala v
svojem narocju in mu govorila
vse lepe besede, XII jih je vedela
in v svoii notranjosti hranila lie
zanj.
Toda otrok je umiral in vse
lepo v njeni notranjosti je uni
ralo z MIN. v njej je vstajala
groza in v tel grozi je nasla lie
vedno iste besede:
"Mamin fantek, ne umreti, ne
umreti! )"
In vendar je umrl. Vse njene
lepe besede, vse njene meme
prosnje MISC pregnale smrti. -
Vse trpljenje tolikih mesecev je
! bilo Zaman
Ko so il ga polagali v grob,
ie memo in brez solz strmela v
malo, belo krsto. Cutila je lie
emo, da z MO polagajo v grob
velik del ME same. Sreca, XII 81
jo je tolikanj zelela, Sc il je iz-
muznila IL rok in sc ne povrne
nikoli vec. Men otrok je umrl
"a vedno.
(K0nec)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
1880 E. ~ ST.. VOCAL Superior Ave.

sli so 2 MO in hvalili njenega
sina. Kako je pameten in hra-
ber. Poslusala jih je ponosno 2
dvignjeno glavo, in nj Sc cudi-
la; njen sin tudi mora biti tax!
Nazadnje je stala pred Glove
kom, XII ga je poznala ze devet
mesecev pred rojstvom, pred
clovekom, XII ga je zmerom euti-
Law svojem srcu. Zdaj je bill yes
v svili in skrlatu, njegovo oroz-
je je bio posuto z dragimi kam-
nj. Vse je bio tako, kakor je
morale biti. Dostikrat je sanja-
la, da DO njen sin taksen, bo-
gat, slaven, ljubljen.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
(Nadaljevanje)

Vso noe nj zatisnila ocesa.
Prisluskovala je, kdaj Sc bo ma
mizi poleg drugih otrok oglasil
tudi njen. In oglasil Sc je, tho
in slabotno, kakor Sc vcasih sre-
di noci oglasi sredi temnega goz-
da samotna pticka. Tedaj Sc je
Mariji prvic stisnilo srce. In po-
tenn so bill dnevi, XII so bill "a
MO ena sama tesnoba. Otrok
je bill zelo sibak. Nj mogel sesa-
ii, in ko je Maria gledala, ka-
ko v sobi, v kateri je lezala ona;
drugi otroci il materinih prsi
krepko pijejo svoje zivljenje, je
v njeni notranjosti vse krvave-
10.
"Mamin fantek, phi" mu je
tho prigovarjala. "saj moras
ziveti!"
Skoraj nasllno ga je hranila.
Zdravniki so ogledovali otro-
ka in odkimavali:
"Presibko."
Maria sama je vedela, da je
njen fantek zelo sibak, toda nj
koli nj mogla pomisliti ma to, da
bi njen otrok ne zivel. Toliko 81
ga je zadnje case zelela in ga
klicala v zivljenje! Postal je del
ME same. &c bi ga morala zdaj
dati, bi morala dati velik del sa-
me sebe.
Ne SINE umreti!
Pazila je mani. Tako never
jetno nitro Sc je privadila, da jo
je zbudil vsak njegov Sc tako IT,
hi glas Cd posteljice poleg ME-
ne, re prvo noe :.
* !, *
Poteklo je nekaj dni. Neko
noe jo zbudi njegov tihi jok.
Vzame ga svoje narocje in il
svojih prsi polagoma stiska hra-
no v njegova usteca. Nenadoma
pa opazi, da otrok ne pozira
hrane. Ustka so ostala odprta,
licka SO sprva clsto porCmenela
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
2. Zgodbo 0 mo+eri
NJ a k sim Gorki

mu jih prizadeli udarci tezkih
meceV.
Ljudje, XII MISC vec cd nikoder
pricakovali pomoei, izcrpani cd
utrujenosti in gladu, so S stra-
hom opazovali ia mesec, ostre
gorske bove, crne celjusti skal
in bucno taborisce sovraznikov;
vse to jih je spominjalo smrti
in nobena tolazilna zvezda nj nj
kjer sijala.
Bali so Sc prizigati luci po hi
sab; costa tema je zastirala uli-
ce; po tel temi pa je kakor ri
ba v vodnih globinah blodila
zenska, zavita cez glavo v crn
plasc.
Kadar so jo ljudje videli, so
drug drugega izprasevali:
"Ali je to ona?"
"Da, ona."
Potem so sc skrili v dolbino
vrat ali pa so sklonjenimi gla-
vami bezali mimo ME. In vodi-
telji straz so jo surovo opomi-
mali:
"Spet ste ma ulici, Mariana ?
Pazite, ubiti vas utegne kdo in
nihce ne bo iskal krivca!"
Ona pa je samo mirno cakala,
strata je sla dale in nj dvigni-
la orozja. Oborozeni ljudje so ho-
dill mimo ME, kakor bi bila mr.
liz, ona pa Sc je skrivala v temi
in potem spet sla tho dalje, sa-
ma, kakor izgubljena. Zavila je
v kaksno skrito ulico, nema in
crna, kakor ziva nesreca mesta.
zalostni glasovi, XII jih je sill
sala povsod so jo gnali dalje in
dale, bolelo jo je stokanje, jok,
motive in mracne besede voja-
kov, XII so izgubili upanje ma
zmago.
Ona, mescanka in matt, je mi
slila ma sina in ma domovino. Ma
celu ljudi, XII so uniceval mesto,
je bill njen sin, vessel in neusmi-
lien lepotec. Sc nedavno je gle
dala mani ponosom, kakor ma
svoj dragocen dar domovini, ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

IOADR JAMES Halle MINI USN already holder u DFC
~ been awarded Navy Cross for leading fight panes against
damaged six combat vessels heavy made
bonbrun batthp scoring direct with
pound bomb War Bonds helped pay for planes bombs that enabled
the Manborn officer render that foe ineffective home
Vallejo. California. Us 1r.a.,y D.,asm~r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

Mesto je re nekaj tednov
oklepal mocan obroc sovrazni-
kov, okovanih v zelezo. Cez noe
so kurili ognje in plameni so
gledali il crne teme ma mestna
obzidja kakor kopica rdecih oci;
zlovestno so plamtele te oci in
njih pretece svetlikanje je zbu-
jalo v obleganem mestu mrac-
ne misli.
z zidov so videli, kako Sc ce-
dalje bolj stiska sovraznikova
zanka, kako sc sence sovrazni-
kov premikajo oh ognjih; slisa-
10 Sc je hrzanje sestradanih
konj, razlegala Sc je vesela pc
sem ljudi, XII so bill prepricani,
da bodo zmagali. In kaj je hu-
je poslusati kakor smeh in Pc
sem sovraznikov?
Vse potoke, XII so mesto "a
lagali z vodo, SO sovrazniki "a
masili mrlici; zgoreli so Vino
gradi okoli zidov, poteptane so
bile njive, vrtovi posekani. Me-
sto je bilo odprto cd vseh stra-
nj in skoraj vsak dan so ga So
vraznikovi topovi in puske OBJ
sipavali S svincem.
Po ozkih ulicah so mracno
korakale cete vojakov, izmoz-
ganih cd bojev in gladu. Skozi
okna Sc je razlegalo jecanje ra-
njencev, kriki blaznosti, motive
zena in otroski jok. Ljudje so sc
pogovarjali sepetaje, sredi be-
sed so cash utihnili in prislus-
kovali, ali morda sovraznik ze
ne napada.
Zlasti neprijetno je bilo ziv-
ljenje zvecer, ko sta v tisini je-
canje in jok postala Sc glasnej-
sa, ko so Sc zacele liza skal bill
zati rdeckasto modre sence in
Sc tihotapili proti mestnemu OBJ
zidju, XII je bilo ze ma pol raz-
ruseno, in ko Sc je mad rdecim
zobovjem CORA dvignil mesec in
priplaval 90 nebu kakor izgub-
lien seit, poln brazgotin, XII SO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30
II URADA =
SIovenskego omeri-
skego norodnego
sve+o
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CLEVELAND-Okrozje st. Clair: Slo-
venski Narodni Dom, 6409 st. Clair
Ave. Collinwood: Slovensh Delavski
Dom, Waterloo Rd. Euclid Noting
ham: Drustveni dom ma Recher Ave.
Newburg: 1902 Revere Ave. (pri Mrs.
Traven).
DETROIT-Slovensd Narodni Dom,
17153 John r; Slovensh Del. Dom,
1875 s. Livernois.
mLWAUKEE-Po dnevu: $50 w. Ma
tional Avenue. Zvecer cd 6. naprej:
7th West National Ave-, ali pa 9th in
w. Mineral st. IA severno stran: Pri
Mary Rodich, 2739A, North 20th st.
WEST ALLIS-Od 10. do IL. dopoldne:
Paradise Theatre Bldg, drugo nad-
stropje, soba st. 207.
WAUKEGAN-NO. CHICAGO Sloven-
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ST. LOUIS, MO.-4658 Rosa Ave. (Pri
Mrs. Speck).
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

Kor ma 0oDro Slio, XII 20 Je roQlla
in hranila, da pomaga ljudem
IL mesta gnezda, XII Sc je v MEM
tudi sama rodila. Sto nezdrob-
ljivih vezi je priklepalo to srce
ma mogocno kamenje, ma kate
rem so njeni predniki sezidali
domove in postavili mestno OBJ
zidje, ma zemljo, v kateri so le-
zale kosti njenih sorodnikov, ma
pravljice, upe in pesmi ljudi, XII
so j bill blizu. In zdaj to srce
izgubilo najdrazjega cloveka in.
jokalo. Bilo je kakor mestni
tlak, prav tako tezko, kakor ia
tlak. "
Tako je stopala po nocnih uli-
cab. Mnogi, XII je MISC poznali,
so Sc je bali, sal je bila kakor
ziva smrt, XII je iznenada prisla
v blizino. In ko so jo spoznali,
so molce sli stran cd izdajalce-
We matere.
Mexico je v skritem koticku
"a mestnim obzidjem zagledala
drugo zensko. Klecala je poleg
mrlica, negibno, kakor kos pr
sti in z dvignjenim obrazom str
mela k zvezdam. Ma zidu sta Sc
mad memo glavo pogovarjala
diva straznika in njuno orozje
je zvenketalo ma kamnu.
Izdajalceva matt je vprasala:
cali je tvoj moz?"
"Ne."
"Brat?"
"Ne, ampak sin. Moza so mi
ubili re pred trinajstimi dnevi,
sina pa danes."
In matt ubltega je vstala in
pomirjeno rekla:
Matt bozja vidi vse in zato
Sc j zahvaljujem."
"Zakaj?"
V odgovor je dobila:
"Zdaj, ko je castno padel v
boju "a dom, lahko priznam to,
kar me je poapsto plasilo: bill
je lahkomiseln, proved rad je
incl veselo zivljenje in bala sem
Sc zaradi tega, da ne bi lizdal
rodnega mesta, kakor ga je Ma
rijanin sin, scvraznik boga in
ljudi, voditelj nasih sovrazni-
kov - maj bo preklet on in te-
10, XII ga je rodilo!"
Mariana je skrila obraz v
dlaneh in sla dalje.
Zjutraj pa je prisla k branil-
Gem mesta in jim rekla:
"Ali me ubijte, ker .je moi
sin postal vas sovraznik, ali pa
mi odprite, da pojdem k ME
mu."
Odgovorili so il:
'Tudi tt 81 clovek in domo-
vina tt mora biti sveta. Tvoi sin
tt je sovraznik prav tako kakor
nam vsem."
"Mati njegova sem in rada ga
imam. In mislim, da sem jaz
kriva, &c je postal taksen, ka-
krsen je zdaj."
Tedaj so Sc zaceli posvetova-
tt, kaj maj store, in odlocili so
Sc:
RES je, ne moreno te ubiti
klH A -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

Gale Mikes, 17-year-old freshman
at Michigan State college, Is the new
national AAU wrestling champion in
the 145-pOund class. He is one Of the
youngest athletes ever to win q ma
tional wrestling title. His home is
in Tulsa, Okla. He promises to be
heard from later.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-30

Henry Bush, eight-year-old son Of
1t. Com. and Mrs. B. 81. Bush Of
San Francisco, Calf, proudly dis
plays this big bonito he landed OF
Ocracoke island, North Carolina. OF
course his pappy helped a little, too.
The b0nito is a relative of the mack
erel, and sometimes comes in close
to land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
REGISTRATION FOR
ELECTIONlCllMBING
WELL OVER FOUR THOUSAND
HAVE ALREADY REGIS
TERED

We're out for the l.5O0
marx. John " Roberts. az
~istant supervisor OF regl>tra-
ton. said th,s afternoon
n hen the total of residents
Who have reregi~tvred was
nearing a total Of 4.Ioo.
~ mid afternoon b APP
peafei that the number
would exceed 4.l00 before
the books are closed tor to-
day.
Three DAYS remain 90 register
after fadas ami sofue Of the
candidates are noN sno& ng
nBogt activity than during INV
80 llaa nze Is hagAz So
HfeNeu ~ urfFeffiE rrSiuemss -
cts hall g. register
Fw that reason. tine oU.'s Is
30 That the mark $40 bs ST.
Rshefe maS ue reached u as.
cprdsd slkhtl4 d U4s paef.I
uut tnat aIfh lhe ..aslfa 8sts
at hand aud aII tte rs s5rl .a-,.
BIAS ing iB.uls. tH.t aa u..t
speglsI si'ef. t8 hast aN to.
ffssuos rereeIsteG.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
'StkeStuatiOn Throughout Most
Of Country Now Slightly Better
WHEN WAGES GO UP so WILL PRICES

WASHINGTON. Oct. -.
-Dissension and striking
intentions are preventing re-
conversion: therefore. the
building OF houses, the man
ufacture of thousands Of diff
ferent manufactured prod
ucts show little signs OF i'm
provement.
There j. evidence that
wage rates will be raised,
PARTICULARLY Tor organized
workers. The labor leaders
are demanding - percent
above the prevailing level
and II the government IN
Washington has any pro
gram al all 1t seems that the
official program J. getting
ready o. approve a new lev
al Of about ID cents.
Only the political dream
els claim that plices can be
kept down to pre-NaT levels.
The sensible conclusion i
that prices OF produces al
fected by wage increases
will move up 10 the same de-
gree with wages. The pub
Tie will get the TAps.
one theory j. that a. prize
e. rise for organized workers
that unorvanized farmers
and persons on fixed incomes
will lie squeezed. In actual
practice wage increases.
prices automatically boost.
Otherwise the balloon
v~sssxssa -2sssss&.
The iantasti, notion thai
industry and hu~Iue can he
conducted - u lu~> has re-
suited u demand on Com
wrt~~ and the government 90
abolish broad puce-Con'rol
The - hole situation seem 20
prove that industry would
prosper under WIds-pptH
competitive condition The
-4uctLt oI profit W"W I
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
WHEN AMERICA STARTED TO GROW
a. . saNs. ...s.-., ,-a-...s-. a... s.s.as.


eFs Il evmplese furnishing and re-
PRODUCTIONS 81 the colonial pe-
rod. Visitors - the thousands
visit tae capitol baaslding. tn
g0vernoFs palace. and other ex-
hfbltion buildings And msost e
them ''hroWse among the roads
ard shortcuts. studying their
couutFys Past
The Craft HOUSE u . cumter e
interest foe reproduction ~ beau-
ilfol furniture. silver. glass. and
aftieles q thc colonial pertod for
the hoEue. The hotels are excel
lcmf
Ons dst. before tire war. this
"a rtteF counted automobiles fruFn
more than - states. on the streets
of Williamsburg
Williamsburg has less than 5.
H0 population But there wcre
3utaA men ia military unlfoI ~
slmost un tn outskirts of the
Clty. - Camp pCary. throughout
TIE recent var They went g.
town IN great druves end the
n1n- profit corpor atH8n IL colonial
Williamsburg and tho cltgxuns 81
the coHmunity found fsod. shel-
teF. entertainment and Things g.
d." tor the boys. ana their Elris.
end uswbers of their familip@
Tire CcEt IT the Restoration. still
only partly finished runs high
into tns Millions rmaKhe n#tWeum
IS and - million dollars In og-
de- NOT O. let ara burden tai. an
TIRE ran-pruft Restoration Coz
uofatur Ms john ~ Ro-kctelef
tauk 8&ef tens at thousands 8s ta.
soldier, ana sailors as beer guests
end erfsnged laf frew - visit enc
exhibit building sre rad tse
way What iotsis thins a. 8o'
The man Ah. he'd the VISION
ord tne nancy Ger the Restore
ftnn & John % Bockefvaer. g.
The RESTORATION organization has
alqu1fgd APPROXIMATELY ~ pef-
eeat 0i thr property which CON-
pslsed thg orElnal ett4 The
DakU e Gloucester Street wlth
DTS street lamps. and cobble-stone
bafaerg - uoHern h&ahws as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23

A challenge a. ths skill and IN
genuity of the boys of Amefica
has been made ~ the FISHER
Body CraftxEnans Guild IN ire fe-
cent announcement 0f the lsss
national competition IN nosael
coach and automobile building.
This first postwar competition
open O. any boz m the Lnlsed
States bctNeon the ages ~ II ard
~. inclusive. will offer awards
aRaFeNsting more than $4,000. IN
rauaana eight university scholar
Says ard So cash awards. DiEisa-
- INTO t@o CLASSES ina contest
all slloN ire youths O. enteT .
muds Napoleonic coach. design II
which Is based upon tao famous
coaches used raoFe than Is years
ago - Emperor Napoleon. a. .
solid model automobile enlbsmiy =
lng the contestants own ideas ~
PASS NIGER car design.
Per too many years noW thc
minds e tacn ayers have hen
subjected o. the interests 1T war
TINS competition Is az educa-
tional foundation sponsored b.
FISHER Body Division "a General
Motors marks . significant trend
h1ck g. IN interest in peaCetlWe
pursuits The future # industry
wlll call fcF young men who knoW
hos CD work attn their hanas -
Neil as their brains ~ develop
new and better WAYS uf duama
things ard THIS contest i one fire
way O. learn q h.snn ln honest,
sGncfre craftsmanship. II shoAld
merit ire stamp IT approval 81
every American mother ard fa-
ghef
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
DUTCH GOVERNOR
RETURNS TO JAVA
DFsAppEAnED WEEK ACC
AND THOUGHT TO HAVE
BEEN CAPTURED

BATAVIA. Oct. 23.-The
Dutch governor Of Java.
who disappeared a week
ago. and was thought a. have
been captured ~ rebels. re-
turned here today.
H. said ne had bcen on q tour
uf western Java O. ascertain TIM
attitude uf natives tn that part
of the country
There age 3 fea minor upgts-
inas. be- stated. end added that
psacr Is heinE gradually restored
throughout thu country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
Workmen In tseneral 80
tors Plants viii Noae
Tomorrow whether =
Strike Or Nol
- - -

DETROIT. o.. x1~~fo-
morro~ soo0oo wewkmsa
IN General AioaaFs pianta
thTaashoss the eoumtEy wali
vaam 90 decide whssAeT - -
they vii 90 o. aaKskms ans
toxnorro~ ChTyalww @mApisy@a
swill wote o. the smmaw auma~
sioms ia yea msad at 49,
Ford mamu@nws whoam @ma~
pleyes @ss sehmdal@d - vutr
November 7, i pr@paTsaa -
FFopes@ a eoTapFwmAae
Meanwhile dispatxa@a -.
ceived here frum vaFaosaa
parts OF the eounaFy tmaseaaw
the strike saaaattom - sismha'
" better than daFsms 80
last two weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
nmst

ANkA1Ns H0N. OF -
Na mss 80 sn bms Imsi.
e #Am8ea tm8@8 fsuns both
So Maammaas SD Paes8sg
Msm8
$3.50 $3.50 aaaasd sssae As~
80 $500 wuh t8.eoo
m mhmmNa. sd 1000
80 - $50 frmmNsseo @u
- Mm
fHF latter
meH AID
hafe lFuW
fa FbliU
fM HH aheI
@ Ha##tfe Bbft
mAf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23
GOODBYE TO E
SILVER SPOON DYS
B.
JACK STtNNET

WASHINGTON. Ot 80
The tuotuote write of
.uHtempoFan poiitlcahis-
tart are noting that th'sil-
seq puau brigade i> ap-
nearup from the per
hfaf kets ed guternmemp-
no8ufecs
Apparently the PreRnt
prefers log cabin boy a.
member 81 his oftciaAm-
tIt
rhe Presidents ~ sRaA
Hwes = "tftf1v b.
rGue and that sttion
" made before sHt"f
Wnfrt + Tuwan hNeN
GUNNER that he a "e
So / lrtlr inns "'n
t. nickname and sic %
tn ttal attend it ne
casa court teuoen Z lh
t.. native spartanbe e
ut ht that time tnamt
p 4 ~trtttutus hose
trt .our -teprhti
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[%%%%%[%@&
FIRST WAC CENTER
DlSMlSSES CLASSES

u.s. A~ussssstea E'reN~t
DEs MONIES loss. C
n -Fort Des Aaoanan. gss
first WAC center "a she
United Stafea 90 be e6tab
lixhed. dismissed ~ lasi
eiasses yesterday
Since tire center waM g.
tsbliahca IA ls47 a rs
qfsdusted 81 90 women gsr
the armed services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-23

Ia. Ogf. rs ne Duke OF
Gloucester Street j. perhaps
the oldest and shortest con-
tinuous street In America. II
was named after an English
Prince. At the western end
of the street stands the proud
and famous William and
Mary College-aud Il j. go
ing strong. II was named
after the King and Queen IT
the mother country. 4 mile
away j. the restored colonial
capitol. on the spot where
English governors were tim
aIly given the buns rush BY
George Is ashinVton. Thomas
jefferson. Patrick Henry and
their companions. Along the
historic highway. 10Th cen
fury business establishments
are interviewer with build
ings and reminders Of the un-
foTgetable past.
Our nation l. growing old.
folks. because famous Duke
OF Gloucester Street has felt
the ,rod ot American feet
for over 500 years. and in
that time williamsburg has
81 gathered the storms Of the
earliest Indians wars. the
Revolution. the War between
the States. and "a lot more
fighting rs American sol
dlers and sailors.
A0uut half aay betAesu ths
old college and the capitol stands
ODD Butan Church. tHr C.aF'
Ch-sch af Ch T5rein.s D. IS 0as
af A~ltrEca s. historical landmarks
Tra rsUs aec4E.cd tt t.e br'.st
Nstgrnurs afs open 60 tte pu1lie
and % ghs churrnsaad the ioaua
trs siser
Twenty wears ego Reverend
IT, " A Goodaln 1T Bfufn
furnished the .dea-srd John .
Nusar tr.ff.f .rrfsH m#8N ga
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Large Number Of Troops
Arc Now Returning Home
\[%Ml@I[%.
SUGGEST RUSSIAN
PARTICIPATION IN
RESTORING hungary

WASHINGTON. 81 Al
Thss cauuarv taaaYsaggsstsa
e. sha Husalans - II pmr.
tmapata ln the Feafsafa0a Of
So eeonomaie weliaFcl nun-
aaHw
Ae1aa8sma 90 . - that
taamaary rs amiea imts
eta thm nuaaimn aovmFmara.
thn latter w0mla BE- sen 81
mascema 81 th@ eaAa ef
taumwarsma Industries.
- - - .maae - - - "A msmR -
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-08

sThey sang and danced and pour
ed our beer" - Capt L. Dibella, OF
Chicago, officially reporting on
Tokyo geisha girls.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-08

We tbe undersigned, County I'LL
; W. .m of washington County,
Maryland N s1s in testimony Of the corFec Te
ness of the foregoing statemen5s' b bave
ner ,sed u the Corporate Seal of said Coun-
tV Commissioners to be affixed net te,io
and attested by the County CLERK TINS
Aeiu U''' / KELLER SHANK,
President
Clarence v E1dridge,
J. K Funk.
Jos NJ Hoffman,
Amos E. Reecher
j. D. D. Black,
County Clerk.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-11-08

sWhat would we do with battle
ship!" - Aide to Gov. Dewey,
offered obsolete u. S. S. New York.