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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
Observations
Navy Wives
Envious of Mrs.
Macarthur
By HELEN ESSARY
BY HELEN EssARY

Gen. Douglas Macarthur has tax
en- his wife 20 Tokyo-his child,
too-and he's made a lot OF other
wives unhappy
And" many wives Of Army Of
feers are saying. here sit. wait
ing for my husband 10 come home.
1T was bad enough when Gen.
eral Macarthur kept Jean in Mani
la and made the rest Of the hus.
bands send their wives home But
having her in Tokyo! This is real
ly too much TO bear calmly
The wives of ranking officers in
both the Army and Navy are in
state OF agitation at having TO
keep on being brave and gay and
likewise the wives they left be-
hind them"
I understand their resentment
and disappointment. But / think
General Macarthur is entitled 10
have his wife with him. Amy com
manding general is entitled TO have
his wife with him IL he wishes. Any
top ranking admiral is entitled TO
have his wife with him.
Who would tell either command
er he couldn't do so? Certainly not
the President OF the United States.
General Macarthur has no other
boss than his commander-in chief.
IL isn't likely that Mr.. Truman
would have said 10 the man who
won the war in the Pacific: Send
your wife home" Hardly! What
gratitude.
In the good old days command
ing officers took their wives to war.
Kept them out OF the combat zone.
naturally.
II was an old seagoing custom for
the skipper OF ship TO take his
wife on cruises. So much OF
custom that no one questioned its
propriety.
"The feeling OF the officers STAFF
and crew was something like this:
"The Old Man has lot OF responsi-
bility running this ship. II he is
happier having his Missus along.
then by all means let him have
her"
On a ship, as in an Army center,
II would be impossible TO permit
any other officer but the very top
fellow TO bring his family. Such
wholesale domesticity would over
crowd the premises and t'wouldn't
do TO pick fayorites among the sub
ordinates.
DOUGLAS MACARTHUR, so I
hear II said around, has the ideal
personality for the role OF COM
mander OF Japan. He is a super
Snowman.
The Asiatic demands Snowman
ship. II has no respect for SELL
effacement and uncertainty. II un-
derstands General Macarthur and
regards him with awe.
LATEST RUMOR concerning the
choice for L. S. ambassador &c
Britain is James Clement Dunn.
Dunn, long a close friend of the
former Secretary OF State, Cordell'
Hull. has become a most effective
assistant to the present Secretary
Of State, James Byrnes.
II is not reported that Byrnes
and Dunn. who rejoice in the same
FIRST name. are being called Jim
mie" Unfortunately during the
present Balkan conference In Lon
don. However, they are doing
right well among the Allies.
Secretary and Mrs. Byrnes are
due back in Washington soon. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn will remain in Lon
don until after Christmas-it not
longer
Apropos OF that grant" OF three
billion or more that some foreign
economists are urging we make 10
Britain. I heard an astounding re-
mark yesterday:
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
Folk Tales" That Are Dangerous
TheseDays5Hy HfH5 gso. lo5s?R5s!8II8%i z: yoz0ISR7

The case tried in Champaign only
technically involves the use Of
school funds for religious educa-
tion. Basically, II is an attack on
God, on the concept OF God; on the
moral basis OF our society. II is
reported that no matter what the
Champaign courts do about II, the
case will eventually 90 to the Su-
preme Court OF the United States
To religious people Of all faiths.
this case Is Of the deepest concern
since the assertion that an Ameri-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
NEW OIL POOL

Lansing-The State OIL Advisory
Board will meet Oct. to consider
drilling pattern for a new Mont
calm County oil pool, described Dy
the State Conservation Department
as the most promising strike since
the Coldwater pool in August. 1914
The well, in section one OF Douglas
Township. about five miles north OF
Stanton. was brought in by a group
headed by Leslie T. Barber OF
Fillmore.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
YoJr Health
Various Causes
C6GtrI0ute to
Shock Condition

NoIstL t'JhAC ~
Shock Condition
By HERMAN NJ. pUNDESEN. NJ. Q
SHOCK is a condition in which
there are low blood pressure, les
sening Of the sugar in the blood,
increase in the amount Of protein
in the blood, slowing down of the
circulation, and an increased con-
centration Of the blood. that is, the
amount Of fluids present in the
blood is lessened. Shock may be
brought on in various ways, such
as by long exposure, severe injury,
bleeding, burns, etc. Exactly what
happens in the body when shock
develops, however. is still not
known.
According TO Doctor Martin s.
Honan Of Ireland. the symptoms
produced by shock are much like
those which develop in an animal
from which the adrenal glands
have been removed. The adrenal
glands are located just above the
kidneys apd form several secre-
tions which empty directly into
the blood.
One Secretion
One Of these is known as epine.
phrine and has the effect of rails
ing the blood pressure. However,
epinephrine has no usefulness in
the treatment of shock.
There are two extracts available
from another part Of the adrenal
gland. One is known as cortin and
the other desoxycorticosterone
These extracts seem to affect the
general chemical activities in the
body, including the blood sugar,
and have been used, apparently
with good results, in treating
shock in animals.
Responsible for Shock
The conditions which are par
SICaiurIy respUnsiuIe Tor snocR are
hemorrhages, burns, and crushing
injuries. The treatment of the
shock in these cases consists of in
jections of blood into a vein, keep
ing the patient warm and at rest,
and the giving Of such drugs as
the physician may deem to be
necessary.
Such a drug as morphine may
be employed TO relieve pain. In
burns and crushing injuries, Doc
tor Honan believes that injections
of the adrenal gland extract cor
tin may be useful.
Cases have been reported Of
shock in newborn babies, due TO
prolonged childbirth. Doctor Hon.
an thinks that, in these infants,
the routine use Of cortin or des-
oxycorticosterone may be quite
beneficial. After prolonged child
birth, mothers also may suffer
from shock, and treatment with
cortin may be found Of value. In
shock due to head injuries, treat
ment with cortin has been found
useful.
Further studies Of the exact
process which occurs when shock
develops are necessary, and the
use Of adrenal gland preparations
may be helpful in the treatment
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

"OIIIy OdIo F1SU
Mrs schaible delegate Mrs z G staeb
alternate to the Methodist Missionary district convention
In Morenci in October.
Seward A Warner granted Bachelor OF
trical engineering degree Regents University Mich
igan meeting.
Birth To Mr. and Mrs. Dixon. al Boyer Hospital
To Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wllett boy Philip Homer
Fifty Years Ago
The goround which river several
days 10 the Ann Arbor then and up
the vacant lot at the Of Congress
Miss Mary Wood will have Congregational choir
during the coming year.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28

can. child can be nurtured in the
ways OF our people without reier-
ence TO God Is to deny the nature
OF our civilization.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-09-28
AUCTION SALE
OF HARD-TO-GET ITEMS
MUELLER'S

MUELLER'S
1895 E. MICHIGAN, COR. HARRIS RD, MILE EAST YPsI
SATURDAY, SEPT 2s AT 100 P. M. SHARP
ANTIQUES
piece InIad Edison phonosraph,
records rock bed chairs walnut chairs
chairs rockers mirrors pictures clocks marble tables
commodes small walnut tables cherry desk
bookcase.
piece dining china closet dining chairs rugs
etc. studios dabeds 6 chairs end and coffee tables
Comp bed SETS WOOD metal beds; vane commodes
cricket boudo chairs Cabinet
tables noleum chairs Stoves
coal heaters 35 laundry table
top gasoline stove heater oil
stoves Sewing machines desks clocks radios lamps bookcases
baby BEDS swings chairs 80 encyclopedia electric cooker
sandwich or ron clocks speakers
many other articles not mentioned.
DEALERS NOTICE
This will Ypsants biggest sales quantity Of
merchandise dispose would early attendance
order to take advantage
saleable merchandise. Terms cash.
MILFORD OSBURN, Auctioneer
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Nonfarm Loans
Above 1914
FHLBA Reports
on First Half Of As

During the first half Of
l945, nonfarm mortgages re-
corded in the nation reached
s. ST 000. 600, 1S per cent
more than in the same period
Of 1914, according to estimates
Of the Federal Home Loan
Bank Administration reported
Saturday.
The total is Is per cent
above the first half Of 1941,
the previous poSt-depression
TJFdK N mortgage financing
for those months.
The average mortgage re-
corded from January through
June was S3,372. 6 per cent
above last years average and
Is per cent greater than IN
1871 the report sad
All type, Of lenders on real
estate participated m the 1914
70 1915 rise with the eKCep-
ton OF life insurance com
panlcS whose activity showed
a decline OF S per cent.
The largest increase. 80 per
cent. vas reported for "indi-
Ndual lenders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Industrial
Mart Seen
'One Billion Peak
in I947 Expected

The volume Of new private
industrial construction after
the war is expected to reach
a peak OF $1,000 600. 900 an
nually in 1947 and 194S and
then decline to an average Of
S575, 100000 during the three
following years.
This prediction is based on
revised estimates prepared by
the Producers Council, ma
tional organization OF manu-
facturers of building mate
rials and equipment.
"The forecast, which Is
based on the assumption
that the volume of war
production will have less
ened greatly by the middle
Ot next year, lnulCateh tnat
the volume Of industrial
building will reach $780,
600, 900 during 1916, S.
Wells Corbin, chairman of
the councils industrial com
miUcc. SAID Saturday.
industrial construction
IL expected To reach its
high point earlier than most
other types Of building be-
cause additional manufac-
turing facilities will he
needed at the earliest pos
Sible date in order In meet
the huge pent-up demand
for civilian goods OF all
kinds.
"The billion dollar eSti-
mates for l947 and I948
have been exceeded only in
1920"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Realtors Outing
Set for Wednesday

The annual summer outing
Of the Detroit Real Estate
Board Will be held AZ Glen
Oaks Golf Club Wednesday.
Carl II. Plumhoff. chairman
OF the committee in charge.
stated Saturday.
Golf plnG-popg. horseshoe
and contract bridge tourna.
ments Will be staged. Dinner
will be served in the evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
ACTUAL FIGURES

These property repair and
improvement loans are IN ad-
ditiOn TO F'HAs mortgage in
suranCe program for the pur-
chase and construction Of
homes now amounting 10
more than So. O0,O0O.OOO.
Actual figures al the end Of
June. when FILA rounded out
II years Of operations. showed
that 5Oi2 7qO Title / loans To-
falling S1.979,7l9.4SS had been
reported FOR insurance by
qualified lending institutions
Furthermore, Foley pointed
out. Title | loans nave played
an important role IN the
governments campaign for
fuel conservation through the
FILA Summer plan for IN
sured financing Of installa-
tons 10 prevent heat losses
Under this plan the first
payment on insured loans 10
cover tho cost Of insulation
wcatherStripplng. storm win
dows or repairs 10 furnaces
or heating systems may be
deferred until NON.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Basement Stairs

There is no need in these
modern DAYS 10 build aWk-
ward. homely and dangerous
Stairways 10 the basement OF
the home, safety engineers as
SHrt
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

off the living room, The Lynn
measures 16 feet overall, with
a depth Of "A feet.
I'm addition 70 the homes in
The exhibit. there is 4 series
OF miniature diOramaS worked
out IN interesting minute de-
tail.
These show modern BATH
room 8. kitchens. laundries
and furnace rooms. as well
AS now methods for con-
StnctinC and equipping a
new house.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
The Lynn
On Display
Peoples S Shows
Groom Miniature

The Lynn, the Small
House-of-the-Month for Au-
gust and fifth IN the series
currently being sponsored by
Peoples Quitting Co and
the United Savings Bank will
20 on display I'm complete
small scale model Monday on
the eighth floor OF People S
Michigan avenue store.
Designed by George D.
Conner. New York architect
The Lynn i a compact rose
trelliSed cottage in typical
Cape Cod design.
The house was designed, II
is said. in answer 10 an un-
official poll Of Scryiccmcn
which revealed tho men chose
homes Of the old-faShioncd,
yine-Covercd type 10 come
home 10 and build after the
war.
Thus, Tho Lynn, roplctc
with modern c0nVenlenceS,
follows in design the tradi-
ltional style of architecture,
both interior and exterior.
one Of the most interesting
features Of the house is a
main floor bedroom with An
entry leading Of tho main
hall and another ~ the rear
Of the house.
Since there are two bod
rooms upstairs, however thl,
main floor room ma he used
as a den OF a library bl
smaller families
The living room mcaSures
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

13XlS feet and is made 70
appear even larger by the
addition Of dining alcove
which makes for a ~paci us
L-Shaped combination.
The living room has a
wood-burning fireplace and at
the opposite end Freuc h
doors lead to The porch
which is shielded from the
street by lattice work.
Including the 1O-foot porch
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Mortgage Group
Plans Round Table

Different phases Of tho
mortgage business here will
be discussed at a round table
luncheon Of the Detroit Mort
gage Bankers Association, for
members only. In Olde Wayne
Club Thursday noon, Robert
kee. secretary, announces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
LOAN REGULATIONS

Under present regulations
Of the Federal Reserve HUard
loans for less than 81 500 are
repayable IN monthly install
ments over a period of "A
months dating from the time
Of the loan.
on such loans made after
Ne~r faF INSTRUMENTATION
Federal Reserve Board rcgu-
lationS require repayment IN
Is months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05


with that firm until 1929 and
then became associated with
+. r. Norris Co. as sales man
ager for a period of. seven
years.
Deuel. has made 4 large
number of appralsalS for tho
Michigan Public Trust Com
mission. UnlOn Guard a n
Trust Co, Detroit Trust Co.
and many individuals.
lie is a member OF the De-
troit Rcdi Estate Board.
Deuel. will specialize in
apartment houses and busl-
ness properties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Harry |. Deuel.
Joins Reaume
Commercial Units
TO Be His Specially

Reaume e. Silloway. Inc,
announced Saturday that
Harry l.. Deuel. has joined
the staff.
Deuel. is a former officer Of
the Security Trust Company
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

'iFN A'''t Dil'i' JOHN q EFYS
was educated in the public
schools and studied architec-
ture AZ Cornell University.
Thereafter. he held the po-
SliIOn Of assistant manager Of
the Union Guardian Building.
for period Of eight years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

where he was
employed for
eight years 5
a fter which
he entered the
real es ia q
business with
Lam b rec h (
Kelly Co. Spe-
cial iZing & in
a p a T I m g Mt
properties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
John 6. Keys
Biisschop Aide

Karl II. Smith, president Of
Smith-BlSschop g. Co. real
tors specializing IN property
management Sat,4Fdsy-aa-
nOHnced the appointment OF
John c. KEYS as assistant 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

mortgages for The Maccabees
for a period Of six years.
Prior 10 his association with
the MaccabceS he was aSSo-
Ciated with 3. l.. Taylor.
realtor.
Curnow recently resigned
rs purchasing agent with the
army service forces. Detroit
ordnance district, 10 take up
his new duties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

y o r m a n d.
{ u I n o W as
general man
aEcr IN charge
OF all mort
gage clOSingS
and q fic c
personnel
(urnow had
G h ge o (
p r ce & ing
an Il closing
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
n. D. CurnOw
With Levinson

BENJAMIN Lcvin>on, preSi-
dent Of the Michigan Mort
gage Corp, Saturday sn-
nounced the appointment Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

J ero m Q =.
BI>sChop vice
president Of
the firm
lie VIII as
SiSt BiSSChop
IN the man
aGenent end
Of the busl-
ness
Keys, a na-
tive TDcfrOtfer
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Foley Cites
FHA Status
S Million Owners
Get Repair Loans

More than 100000 prop
erty owners have been en-
abled 10 make improvements.
and alteration S
amounting 10 almost S2,000,-
900. 900 under the Federal
Housing Administration pro-
gram. Commissioner Raymond
NJ. Foley announced Satur-
day.
The number OF these loans,
made by private financial in
StitutionS and insured under
Title / Of the National HouS-
ing Act, increased almost 26
per cent during the first six
months OF 1915 over the same
period in 1914 while the dollar
volume was up more than AZ
ftf.ta- -ptafft
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

. y = 80 43 ! ( 4 p -
- Ako smem odkrito poveda-
tt svoje mnenje, moran reci, da
meni pray mic ne ugaja. Ia klo-
buk je "a kako gledalisko igral-
ko, ne pa "a damo. d
= Pomerila bi ga pa lie, - od-
govori Gabrielle. - Ne, ne, vi
ste prenerodni, pomagajte mi vi,
gospa Gunde.
- Krasno, - ne, cudovito !!
Milostljiva gospica, Sc nikdar
vas nisem videla v tako lepem
klobuku. Kako yam ravno ia
oblika klobuka pristoja! - Ia
klice gospa Gundetova navduse-
no. ..a.
Gabrijela Sc ogleda v zrcalu.
Klobuk je bill lep, toda j nj pri-
stojal, ker je imela zalit in okro-
gel obraz. -
- No, kaj mislis ii, Wolf? Ali
je "a meme? - Neodlocno pogle-
da zarocenca.
(Dalje prihodmji6) =
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znan, - jo pokara gospa Gun
de. - Prinesite vendar klobu-
ke, XII SO spredaj in en- izgotov-
lien vzorec. Zakaj pa niste po-
kazali milostljivi gospici rdece-
ga klobuka? To bi bilo nekaj
"a MO!
- Nisem mislila, da bi ga 60
spica Ulrihova hotela nositi!
Barva je namrec proved krice-
ca!
Mic YAM nj treba misliti!
Hitro! - Maria uboga, nato
pa pravi: - Gospa stotnikova
Murva. je ravno prisla; ali dovo-
lite, da grem "a nekaj trenut-
kov trgovino!
- Ali nj gospodicna Hanel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

odpoveda1a sluzbo in nj hotela
ostati navzlic vsem zapeljivim
obljubam.
Tako, milostljiva gospica,
tukaj je najnovejse - ii privi-
hani krajevci pridejo sicer v
modo sele proti zimi.
s temi besedami pokaze 60
spa Gunde najnovejso modo in
rdeci klobuk, katerega je Wolf
ze pref opazil.
= Gospica Kraljeva, nasa pri-
ljubljena komedinja, je "a svo-
jo novo igro, v kateri igra glav-
no vlogo, narocila diva TAXA klo-
buka. Ali nj ia rdeei klobuk "a
res krasen? Gospodicna Maria,
pomerite ga, da bo milostljiva
gospica tenn bolj videla ucinek.
Maria 81 ga posadi ma glavo
in je bila krasna v velikem klo-
buku, XII je njen nezni mali obra-
EEK Sc bolj povzdignil.
- Res, ia mi popolnoma uga-
ja,' - pravi Gabrijela, XII sama
nj vedela, kaj hoce. - Kaj mi
slisis ii, Wolf?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
UrednikOva pOsta
s. N. p. j. FARMA

Cleveland, Ohio. - Jutri, Y
.nedeljo, 10. augusta Sc zopet vr-
81 izlet clanov in prijateljev
SNPJ izletniskih prostorov. Sc
daj, ko nj vee racija ma gasoli-
nu, Sc boste lahko pripeljali ma
lepe prostore, kjer Sc boste lah-
ko zabavali z vasimi prijatelji
in znanci. Prigrizek prinesite Sc
boz, "a vse drugo DO pa preskr-
bel odbor v gostilni pod jabla-
no, katero smo zgradili letos.
Torej vas vabimo ma SNIP
farmo, tam, kjer Sc vedno sni-
dejo dobri prijatelji!
Ia odbor
C. S.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18

tam? Potem vas nj treba tam,
Pravzaprav pa ste vi poslovod-
ka, ne pa vec prodajalka. Te-
daj ostanite! &c DO treba, bonn
sla sama.
Gospa Gunde je vedela, zakaj
je ne pusti It'll, ker je ona edna
do sedaj Sc zadovoljila S svojo
postrezbo Gabrielle Ulrihovo.
Prejsnja leta sc je Ulrihova
vedno pritozevala mad klobuki,
dokler nj prisla Maria in spo-
znala okus razvajene bankirje-
We hcere. Marie gospa Gunde-
tova nj mog1a pogresati; bila j
je potrebna. Pri vseh odicnih
damah je bila Maria vsled svo-
jega poniznega in uljudnega OBJ
nasanja ter izvrstnega okusa
zelo priljubljena. Vsaka je "a
htevala, da j ona postreze, dasi-
ravno je bila sprejeta v trgovi-
no kot modistinja, ne pa kot
prodajalka. Gospa Gunde je do
bro vedela kako veliko oporo in
pomoc je imela v MAIDEN dekle-
tn. Zato je tudi bila tako huda,
ko il je Maria S Is. avgustom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
"a deIavce
STREzAJKA

stara 81 let ali vec, Slovenka
ali Hrvatica dobi dobro stall
no povojno sluzbo. Vprasa
maj Sc pri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
Pomladni sen
ROMAN IL zIVLJENJA

Priredil I. Fl.
(Nadaljevamje)


(Nadaljevamje)
Ma, moi dragi, povej mi,
ako ii ugaja ia klobuk?
- Izvrstno! Toda rad bi Sc
videl, &c tt dobro pristoja, - od-
govori.
- Imas prav, Wolf! Bonn sal
tudi vedela, ako tt v MEM uga-
jam.
Ljubeznivo jo pogleda, med
tenn ko il Maria pomaga pome-
riti klobuk.
Ia bozjo voljo, ne bodite
tako nerodni, gospodicna, sal mi
boste pokvarili vse lase -
Me kar boil! - zavpije Gabrije-
la mad Mario, XII postane rde-
ca, toda ne odgovori nicesar,
Wolf pa sc nejevoljno obrne v
stran.
- Tako, prosim, - pravi Ma
RIA in ponudi Gabrijeli roeno
zrcalo, katerim Sc opazuje v
velikem zrcalu. - No, kako? -
vprasa VOLTA, pricakujoc ME
cove sodbe. -
- Zelo lepo izgledas v MEM,
- il odgovori odkrito, - we
mi ga, potem 81 sal resena skr-
bi.
- Govoris, ker ne razumes.
Sc vedno Sc nisem odlocila -
- Klobuk YAM izborno pri-
stoji, milostljiva gospica; sve-
tujem YAM, da ga vzamete. -
Cvetje bono zamenjali dru-
GIN; to je lahko narediti.
- Ali inmate nobenih klobu-
kov vec? Sal razumete - toda
vi me sploh ne marate razumeti,
gospodicna. - Ali gospe Gunde-
tove Sc nj?
- Ako dovolite, bonn pogle-
dala.
- Seveda, pa hitite, ker nj
mamo mnogo casa.
Zarocenca sta bila nekaj tre-
nutkov sama.
Kaj mislis o tel osorni ose-
bi? - vprasa Gabrijela.
- Meni Sc zdi ponizna in
uljudna. Mislim pa, da je tebe
zelo tezko zadovoljiti. Vidim, da
ii klobuk zelo dobro pristoji.
Gabrijela Sc razjarjena "a
smeje.
- Seveda, ker rece to neum-
ma babnica, pa ponavljas "a MO.
Lep obraz vas lie prehitro zme-
Sa, cetudi nina niti iskrice ced-
nostnega ma sebi. In me dame
moramo biti zadovoljne, da nam
take zenske strezejo. To dekle
je imelo, to dobro VEN, razmer-
je z nekim mladim castnikom,
XII Sc je je navelical - zdaj pa
lie ze davno nasla tolazbo ma
rocju drugega. .Kar strese me,
&c sc me dotakne, toda 81 mora
mo pustiti.
Pri tenn drzno pogleda Wolfu
v obraz in okoli ust sc il je raz-
pei nasmeh. Wolf sc je prema-
gal, da il nj ostro odgovoril;
samo skomigne z rameni in pra-
vi:
- Ma tvojem mestu meme ne
bi prav mic zanimalo, da bi 60
voril, kar govore drugi. Kdo We,
ako je resnica. To revno, samo
sebi prepusceno dekle, ina tudi
svojo cast!
III 81 res pravi zagovornik
revnih deklet, -- pravi zaniclji-
vo, - slucajno pa VEN vse bolj-
Sc, moja frizerka pozna to
dekle in memo zivljenje, ker ODE
stanujete v isti hisi.
Gabrijela nenadoma utihne,
ker Sc je vrnila Maria z gospo
Gundetovo, XII pozdravi Gabri-
jelo cello ploho besedi in zago-
tavljenjem, da bo klobuk kar
najboljse izdelan.
Gabrijela kratko odgovori:
- Sal upam; toda vasa po-
c1OvO1ko mo moo yaz,1nnati TIL.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-18
Mali ogIasi
Izreden nokup

2 krasni hisi, vsaka "a emo dru-
zino; ma novo barvane, vsaka s
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 bo trajala
dolgo. Poklicite GIL 3514. .