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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23
"a kuhinio

Kako maoramso ravnati, ako Sc
nam je jed pripaNla
Zapaljene jedi, v kateri je mo-
ka, ne mesaj, ampak vzemi To-
nee in ga postavi mrzlo vodo;
tako izgine neprijetni okus po
pripaljenju. Jed prelij v eist To-
nee in kuhaj naprej, a moras jo
eel cas- mesati. Tudi drugih pri-
paljenih Jedi ne mesaj in ne pri-
livaj vode. 2 zajemalko pozorno
odvzemi, kar nj pripaljenega, in
deni v lonec, katerega dino 81 po-
lila z vodo ali mastjo. Ia mleko
imej vedno posebne posode, da
Sc ii ne zapali, poplakni vselej
lonec z mrzlo vodo,. potem sele
vlij vanj mleko.
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ENKKoPRHvNosT

locil Sc je, da j pokloni jutri
starinsko uro, IL svoje spalnice,
ki 10 je nekoc tam zagledala -
edinokrat, ko je bila v njego-
vem stanovanju, in XII 81 jo je Cd
takrat' tako hudo zelela.
Sluzkinja je vstopila, da po-
sprawl mizo. L. sosednje sobe je
cula glas gospoda Torosa, XII je
bill danes otrosko razigran. Mir
no je opravila svoje delo in IL
no zaprla vrata "a seboj. Dru-
go jutro bo lezalo ma nizici v
prednji sobi petdeset dinarjev
zanjo.
Toros Sc je vrnil pozno v noe
domov. Nj natanko vedel, koli-
ko je ura, a morale je biti ze
precej po polnoci. Glava mu je
bila tezka in zelel 81 je poste-
lje,: vendar pa je mimogrede Sc
stopil do Melitkinih vrat in jih
nalahno odprl. Obraz mu je po-
bozal prijeten zrak v sobi, cist
vonj p9 dihanju mlade deklice.
V kotu je brlela rdeca lue ma OIL
tarju Matere bozje. Okno je bi-
10 odprto in nebo Sc je ze sveti-
10 skozi crne veje drevja ma vr-
tu. Zaprl je vrata in odsel v
svojo spalnico. Prijetno so ga
objele hladne rjuhe, zakopal je
vroco glavo blaine in takoj Sc
mu je zavest napol zgubila; ven
dar sc mu tezka utrujenost
nj hotela razbliniti v spance. v
udih je cutil onemoglost, XII sc
ga je jela polaseati, ko so sc mu
misice sprostile v opojnih sla-
steh. Sc je cutil vonj Tonkine-
ga telesa. V polsnu sc mu je Ia
zdelo, da v daljavi zvoni, in tro-
pa neurejenih silk mu je prepla-
villa mozgane, Sc pomesala z
zadnjimi njegovimi mislimi in
zavest je utonila v snu.
X :: ).
Ma Melitkini nocni omarici lie
zazvonila budilka. Vstala je in v
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nOcnl srajcl SIOpAa < OKnu. y "
tranji mraz 10 je prevzel, da je
zatrepetala po vsem telesu; we
la je kozarec narcis z okna in
jih postavila ma oltarcek. Oble-
kla Sc je in pokleknila ma tia;
zaobljubila Sc je, da DO molila
devetdnevnico in vsak dan pre-
jela sveto obhajilo:
Pc praznih cestah, do wrath
zavita plasc in S sklepetajoci-
mi zobmi je hitela v cerkev. Sto-
pila je v napolnjeno cerkev in
topel zrak je puhnil vanjo..
Obraz Sc il je razjasnil oh svi-
tn mnogostevilnih svec, XII SO
gorele ma glavnem m in enem
stranskih oltarjev. Dusa j je
nenadoma ozivela sprico boga-
tega razkosja: blescecih Sc le-
stencev, seznobelih oltarnih PR
TOW, zlatorumenih svecnikov in
visokega stropa, cigar medic
barve so Sc zlivale z oblaki ka-
dila, XII so gosti in tezko vonjavi
lezli il nihajocega kadilnika we'd
no wise in wise ter Sc pod stro-
pom razpustili v tanke megle.
[Dalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23
Prodo Sc

hiso "a 2 druzini, IL sob, velika
lota, v prilicno dobrem stanju.
Samo en- lastnik jo je YES cas-
lastoval. Poizve sc ma 613 E.
1O2 St., GIL. 9217. Cena je zmer-
ma. s.., p
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vecer. Kmalu mu je tudi telo
prevzel obcutek ugodja in ma
slade.
Bill je to zanj Re precejsen
sprehod, XII Sc je koncal pred
majhno vilo zunaj mesta. Svet-
lozelene barve mladega listja SO
Sc razlivale v mrak in z blizjega
grica je legala vlaga v dolino. Sc
bolj skrito Sc je zdelo mesto il
te daljave, tako da so komaj
prodirale svetle tocke veeernih
luci. -
Pozvonil je oh vrtnih vratih.
Ko so Sc oh lahnem brnenju
elektricnega odpiraca premakni-
Ia, je stopil ma skripajoei pesek
poti, XII je vodila do vile.
Prisel je v jedilnico, XII je bila
Sc dosti razkosno opremljena. Z
mehkimi rokami je gospodicna
Tonka popravljala sopek v kri-
stalni vazi ter jo nato postavila
ma pogrnjeno mizo. S svojimi
polnimi boki sc je zibala cd oma-
re do mize, njen smeh Sc je lovil
OBJ stenah majhnega prostora in
Toros 81 skoraj nj upal priznati,
da Sc pocuti malo bolje kot do
ma. I'll vsakotedenski obiski, ma
katere je bill re navajen, odkar
je bill vdovec, so mu presli ma
vado in tezko hi 81 mislil zivlje-
ME brez njih. Prekinili so mu
enolicni in suhoparni tok zivlje-
MIA. Tu Sc je sprostil, odlozil
svoj konvencionalni oklep umir-
jenosti in resnobe.
S Tonko sta sedla k mizi in
sluzkinja je prinesla vecerjo.
Torosa je prijetno scegetal v no.
SUI vonj pecenke. Tonkino govor-
jenje mu je olajsalo zaskrblje-
no duso in razveselila ga je ME
ma lokava in malice prOsta bese-
da, tako da Sc je zakrohotal in
sc mu je rdecila koza ma tilni-
ku ter sc mu mad ovratnikom
nabirala V CUBE. Nato sc je Sc
sam odlocil "a dvoumen dovtip
in med tenn, ko 81 je jerk in gr-
10 odmakal whom il tankega
kozarca, so sc mu blescali pre-
ko mize skozi cigaretni dim bell
zobje gospodicne Tonke, njen
okrogli vrat ga je mamil in od-
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njej je bill drug svet. obedi, in
posebno TAXI, XII so sc zavlacevali
in pri katerih je oee ljubil neka-
ko domaco svecanost, so sc j
zdeli dolgocasni. zelela 81 je priti
cimprej v svojo sobo, kjer jo je
cakala samota in Sc je mogla
udati svojemu delu in tihi po-
boznosti.
Ko 81 je Toros oblacil v pred
Mi sobi povrsnik, je ze vladaIa
tisina v hisi, samo il precej od-
daljene kuhinje je slisal govor-
jenje poslov. Stopil je ma cesto
ter odhitel proti mestu. Ceprav
je incl avto, ga je uporabljal sa-
mo "a daljse voznje, kadar je
moral poslovno bliznja mesta
ali pa, kar Sc je zgodilo lie enkrat
ma leto, "a kratko pocitnisko po-
tovanje v inozemstvo. Sploh je
hotel veljati "a skrajno korekt-
mega moza, nj 81 dovoljeval nj
kakih posebnosti. Sovrazil je
hrupne nevsakdanjosti, bodisi V
obleki, ali v nacinu zivljenja
ter vse drugo, kar bi moglo obra-
cati pozornost mani. Tudi vzdus-
je v njegovi hisi je bilo tako, da
je izkljucevalo vse, kar hi mo-
glo kaliti umirjenost in videz ne
vsiljivega blagostanja.
Ko je stopil v drustveno sobo,
ga je cakalo ze precesnjo stevilo
gospodov. Preden je zacel 60
vorom, Sc je odkasljal in mimo-
grede z zadovoljstvom zapazil
ma steno naslonjenega novinar-
ia. Nato je zacel.
Toros je sedel v svoji pisarni
pri veliki mizi; pravkar je bill
zakljucil narek gospodicni, XII je
sedela pri stroju MENU naspro-
ii. Ura je bila sest. Vstal je in
stopil k obesalniku. Pristopila je
mlada zacetnica in mu pomaga-
la obleci povrsnik. Ceprav sicer
kavalir, je to dovoljeval, ker je
hotel S tenn poudariti, da ga ne
vezejo njegovimi usluzbenka-
mi nobene osebne simpatije, po-
sebno ne eroticnega znacaja: V
tenn pogledu je bill zelo strog do
sebe. Dostojanstveno je pozdra-
vii usluzbenke in stopil il pisar-
ne ma phoenix v Vecernl MAD. Il
umirjenimi koraki je krenil pro-
ii domu. Med potjo je stopil v
majhno cvetlicarno, izbral nekaj
roz, placal in napisal naslov, ka-
NOR maj jih posljejo.
Melitke nj nasel donna, zato je
Sci takoj.v spalnico, kjer sc je
prepustil lagodni izberi kravate
in zapestnih gumbov. Zamenjal
je obleko in tho zvizgaje pozab-
ljal dnevne skrbi ter sc vedno
bolj potapljal v prijetno in malo
vznemirjajoco misel ma nocojsni
Allied leaders
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23

Pistol slung at hip, 1t. Gen. Dan
I. Sultan, commanding general of
India-Burma theater, rides this sure
footed pack mule over a steep jungle
trail during a front line visit to the
Mars task force along the Burma
road. This is a familiar picture of
General Sultan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23
DESET zANLMIVIH POVESTI
J. MeIi+ko,:
Malta GOOb

v svoji kopalnici. Medtem ko je
S eopicem penil milo ma obrazu,
je hodil gor in dol ter polglasno
ponavljal govor, XII ga je mislil
imeti zvecer v klubu industri-
jalcev. Cd casa do casa je zakri-
iii S copicem po zraku in glas mu
je postajal izrazitejsi, poudarjal
je posamezne besede, casih sc je
odkasljal in nato zopet mrmra-
je nadaljeval. Sc enkrat je v du-
hu ponovil govor. Bill je zadovo-
lien MIN.
VIDAL Sc je ugodju, XII ga je OBJ
slo oh misli ma uspeh. Medtem
ko 81 je brisaco otiral razgreti
obraz, je stopil k oknu, pogledal
v polmracno ozracje ma cesti,
kjer so Sc jedva prizigale svetil-
ke, in premisljal O uspehih, XII
jih je priboril v zivljenju: "a
svojih As let je dosegel ze vec
kakor marsikateri drugi; svoje
cd oceta prevzeto podjetje je po-
vocal ma dvojni obseg, incl je
svoje premozenje re tu in tam
nalozeno in marsikateremu ma
lemu podjetniku je ze pomagal
ma noge. Incl je nekaj dolga, to-
da znacilna zanjje bila veliko-
poteznost (tudi izgube so bile
vcasih velike), zivahna podjet-
most in-pogladil Sc je po bradi
bill je diplomat. z zadovolj-
stvom ma obrazu je Sc enkrat po-
gledal v zrcalo in stopil IL ko-
palnice skozi prednjo soho v je-
dilnico. Popravil ST je kravato
in sedel k pogrnjeni mizi.
Pod velikim, rumenim sencni-
kom sta goreli dive zarnici in v
njuni bell luci eje blescala mi
"a. Obrazi onih, XII so sedeli
okrog ME, re MISC bill vec raz-
svetljeni, ostala soba pa je to-
Mia v sivo poltemo.
"Dober veeer, papa,"2-je rekla
Melitka in dvignila glavo iznad
knjige, XII jo je imela odprto po-
leg kroznika. Zaprla jo je in jo
polozila ma kolena, bilo je "ziv-'
ljenje Male Terezinke." Oce jo
je pogladil po roki in il prijazno
pogledal v oci..
"Kako 81 danes pisala mate
maticno solsko nalogo, mislis,
da boz" Pogledala ga je, vedela
je, da je preraztresen, da bi po-
cakal njenega odgovora, zato je
molcala.
Odkar je Torosu umrla zena,
je kazal vec ljubezni do svojega
otroka kot kedaj pref. Mnogo
mu je bilo ma tenn, da hi ohranil
domacnost in druzinsko zivlje-
ME svoji hisi. zalibog je kmalu
spoznal, da o vzgoji deklic nina
najmanjsega pojma, vendar pa
mu vest nj mogla ocitati, da bi
bill kdaj stedil z denarjem, &c ga
je zahtevala izobrazba njegove-
ga otroka. Bill je mnenja, da 81
otrok najbolje sam izbira nacin
izobrazbe. Zato je vpisal Melit-
ko, ko je dokoncala ljudsko So
10, v samostansko gimnazijo,
ker 81 je to zelela.
LJubll 10 Je ponosno IN lskre-
no. Pogledal jo je cd strani, ko
je zajemala juho. Bila je bleda
in drobna in tako pobozna (do-
brohotno Sc je nasmehnil) in ta-
ko plaha. Ogibala Sc je govoriti
MIN veri, a cutil je, kako jo
muci njegova mlacnost v stva-
reh, XII so njej tako svete. Zasve-
tile so Sc il oci in razjasnil Sc il
je obraz, &c sc il je posrecilo
spraviti oceta med kaksnim
sprehodom v cerkev. Upala je
vedno, da ga DO pocasi spreobr-
Mia, nj pa hotela biti nasilna, sa-
mo molila je in bila je prepriea-
ma, da bo nekoc Bogu vrnila IL
gubljeno ovco.
Toros je prieel z vecerjo. Ma
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Engagement
Row

The betrothal of Betty Marie
Hammel to Pfc. William Lloyd Bur-
kett, son of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Burkett, 338 Oak street. is being
announced by her mother, Mrs.
Hazel Hamnnel, Navarro, Ohio.
Pfc. Burkett has just returned
from overseas after spending year
IN the European theater. No we'd
ding date has been named.
The engagement of Jean JoAnn
Stafford to Lyle Sharboneau, sea-
man LIST class, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sharboneau, Trenton, is be-
ing announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold L. Stafford, Tren-
ton.
Miss Stafford, a l943 graduate of
Trenton Slocum Truax high school,
is employed in the office of the
Wyandotte Chemicals. Her fiance,
overseas 20 months, is now home
on leave.
A wedding date has not been
selected.
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Clara ZoZLer
Installed As
8 ct 40 Head

Mrs. Clara Zoller, Lincoln Park,
was installed Saturday night as
chapeau for ct 40 Salon 270. 18th
district, American Legion auxiliary.
Mrs. Evelyn Purdham, past de-
partmental chapeau, was the in
stalling officer while No. 10 in
stalling team put on the work. The
service took place in Ecorse.
Other officers installed were
Helen Franklin, Vernon, first demi-
chapeau; Ada Cornell, Wayne, sec
ond demi-chapeau; Mildred Cor
bett, Dearborn, la secretaire; Edna
Hewetson. River Rouge. la cassiere:
Lucia Pickens, Wyandotte, la amo-
nier; Nellie Rowe, Dearborn, la
archiviste; Henrietta Vickerman,
Wyandotte, la concierge; Florence
Wagner, Lincoln Park, la surinten-
dante; Viola Robertson, River
Rouge, Myrtle Neal, Wyandotte,
Irene Flynn, Lincoln Park, pouvior
BOARD members; Ann Miller, EcorSe,
past chapeau.
Mrs. Zoller has been active in
the Lincoln Park American Legion
auxiliary for Is years, serving as
president in 1889 and 1910 and also
as president; historian; and
social, rehabilitation, publicity, un-
employment and poppy chairmen.
In the ct 40, which is an hon
orary organization of the auxiliary,
Mrs. Zoller has been chaplain, sec
rotary, bond chairman, and first
chapeau.
Gifts were presented to the out
going and incoming chapeaux and
at the conclusion of the meeting
lunch was served by Thelma Trigge
and her committee.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

Oct. Zo-NOV. r r day, and
Out-of-Doors on Saturday.
Wyandotte scouts will hold a Yes
per Service at Mckinley school
Sunday, october % from to 6
pm. Plans and arrangements have
been made by q central girls COM
mittee, Marilyn Tinney, Rosemary
Lindsay, Mary Lou Wagar, Shirley
Saderberg, and Patricia Powell. The
girls were assisted by Mrs. William
Fleming, Mrs. Paul Soderberg and
Mrs. Humphrey Jones. Scouts will
be in charge of the program and
the speaker of the evening will be
Madeline S. Murphy, of the Detroit
staff. Parents and friends of Girl
Scouting are invited.
Metropolitan Detroit Will honor
ITS adult Volunteers in Scouting on
Monday, October %, at a rally in
the Rackham building at $50 pm.
Miss Oleda Schrattky from the
New York office of National Girl
Scouts will be the principal speak
er. Tony Weitzel, newspaper COL
lmnist, will serve as master of GER
emonies. Leaders wishing to attend
should make reservations through
Mrs. Jones, Wyandotte I621-M. Dis
trict committee members may con-
tact Mrs. Carroll Allen, 1881. Ad-
mission will be by ticket only.
Downriver now has so organized
Girl Scout troops with an average
OF Is girls per troop, making $500
active members. More than 500 girls
are on the waiting list.
OF the total Scouts in this area
300 girls or IL groups are located
IN Wyandotte and each troop has
a waiting list.
Included in the 70 adult yolun-
teers who make the scouting pro-
gram possible, are the following
troop leaders:
Mrs. Humphrey Jones, Mrs. Paul
Soderberg, Mrs. Henry Ringle, Mrs.
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National Girl Scout
Week To Be Observed

c v. Phillip, Mrs. Aarne Olkkonen,
Miss Schubert, Mrs. william Flem-
ing, Mrs. Calvin Geyer, Mrs. Arthur
Benjamin, Mrs. E. D. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Joseph Sinclair, and Mrs.
Francis Drouillard.
Wyandotte members Of tn e
Downriver district committee in
clude Mrs. Carroll Allen, chairman;
Mrs. Edgar Haigh, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Ford Wagar, serv-
ice; Mrs. Paul Soderberg, program;
Mrs. David Gee, public relations.
Neighborhood chairmen include
Mrs. Harley Merritt, correlator,
Mrs. Harvey Bowman, Mrs. James
Pollock, Mrs. M. G. ConnorS, and
Mrs. Herrick Henry.
Miss Ferne Brown, field secretary,
will be in Wyandotte October 26,
from 10 to pm. at the YMCA,
Biddle avenue.
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Adrian -Cramer
Married Here
On Saturday

After a brief wedding trip to
northern Michigan, Franklin j.
Cramer, and his bride of Saturday,
the former Helen Adrian, will make
their home in Wyandotte.
The couple exchanged nuptial
vows at S pm. in Trinity Lutheran
church after the Rev. c. j. Krahn-
Ike. She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Adrian, 1877 Clark
street, and he is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cramer, l9248
Sterling. New Boston.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore gown Of white
satin with a long full skirt and
train Of net. Her fingertip veil fell
from a crown of pearls and she
held a Colonial bouquet of white
rosebuds and baby NUNS.
Her maid of honor, Miss Ruth
Adrian, Detroit, was gowned in
aqua blue taffeta. Her headdress
was OF pink and blue feathers. The
bridesmaid, Miss Jean Pill, Wyan-
dotte. wore pink taffeta gown and
pink and blue feather headdress.
Both attendants carried Colonial
bouquets Of pink roses and baby's
breath.
Attending the bridegroom were
Bruce Dilks, as best man, and Nor.
man Martin, both of New Boston,
and Arthur Adrian, cousin of the
bride.
Mrs. Adrian, mother Of the
bride, witnessed her daughters
marriage in a black dress and a
corsage Of pink roses. The bride
groom's mother was attired in a
blue gown and corsage of pink
roses.
Following the wedding the bridal
party was served a dinner at the
Wabeek tearoom. A reception for
200 guests was held at Davis hall
in New Boston. Guests attended
from Alpena, Flint, Bad Axe, Har-
Dor Beach, Detroit, and Ohio.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
B | R T H S

Boys were born the past week at
the Wyandotte General hospital to
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Naysmith.
Lincoln Park, october IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gilbert,
Lincoln Park, October Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry GaSsman,
Ecorse, October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Cabell, 14605
Helen street, October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Haas, 22227
Eureka. October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bland, De-
troit, October 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen, Inkster,
October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morse,
Dearborn, October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bell, Lin
coin Park, October 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lincoln,
Lincoln Park, October 1e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Swim, Ecorse,
October 10.
Girls were born to the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Donegal
ski, 963 Maple, October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Councillor,
$50 Hudson. October IA.
Continued on Page 81
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be a regular activity of the Chill
dren's department.
At this first story hour Miss
Frances Thomas, children'S librar-
ian, will tell the Halloween story,
THE Tinker and the Ghost" taken
from the book of old Spanish folk
tales. 1.-THE Three Golden Oranges"
Any child above kindergarten age
Is invited to attend these story
hours which will also include group
singing.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
H. R. Knickerbocker to Speak at Town Hall

H. r. Knickerbocker. one of the
worlds most colorful reporters, will
speak at Detroit Town Hall in the
Fisher Theatre at IL am. We'd
nesday, October 81.
In his lecture, "Ringside Of His
tory" the ace correspondent will
analyze today's headlines, and dis
cuSs the latest developments in the
international situation.
For II years, Knickerbocker COW
cred the news both at home and
abroad. He was in Europe, Asia,
Africa, Australia and South Amer
lea, and on assignment during the
fiercest fighting on all fronts. Since
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Local Scouts to Have
VeSper Service Sunday

Wyandotte's 800 Girl Scouts will
join with more than million
Scouts throughout the nation in
observing Girl Scout Week from
Sunday, october % through Satur-
day, November 8. Theme for the
week will be Girl Scouting-Citi-
zenship in Action Throughout the
World"
Locally and nationally, the days
OF Girl Scout Week have been deS-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Bacon Public Library
to Resume Children's
Story Hour Saturday

The children'S story hour will be
held again this year at Bacon
Memorial public library beginning
Saturday, October 81. from 100 to
2:30 pm. Former members of the
group will notice the time change
from morning to afternoon. Dur
ing the school year this hour will
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] 6 n q I e q as
Church on Sun
day, Homemak-
ing on Monday,
Citizens h ip on
Tuesday, Health
and Safety on
Wednesday, In
t e IN a ito nal
Fri ndship on
Thursday, Arts
and Crafts on
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

his return from Europe after win
ming the Pulitzer prize for distin-
guished reporting, he has kept in
close touch with current postwar
problems.
Single tickets for the Knicker-
booker lecture are available at
Grinnell's, Ra. 1924. Town Hall
membership information may be
had by calling Cherry 5617.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
RUMMAGE SALE

Be sure to come to the rummage
sale sponsored by Trinity Lutheran
church Ladies Aid, in school base
ment, corner Fifth and Oak, Fri
day, october Is, from 8 am. to
6 pm. adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Local
Mentions
RUMNfAGE SALE

The LADIES' Aid society Of st.
Johns Lutheran church, Northline
and Telegraph, is holding a rum
mage sale, October 81, at 1892 Tel
egraph road, near Eureka, from
9 am. 70 8 pm. ADV.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
RUMMAGE SALE

WS.C.S. of the Glenwood Meth
odist church is having a rummage
sale at the church Friday, begin
ming at 8 am. adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
RUMMAGE SALE

November Group, First Presbyte-
rianl church, will hold a rummage
salei in the church basement, Fri
day, October Is. Doors open at
8 am. Adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

The first aerial mail transpor-
tation was made in 1870 when dur
ing the siege Of Paris. ballon-post
from Paris to other areas was
established.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Bennette Study Group
To Meet November 2
O.E.S. Installation
TIC Be On Friday

William Clark. % Poplar street.
Is recovering in Wyandotte General
hospital following . recent oper-
alton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

- Buy Victory Bonds -
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Social Forecast
Church Group viii
Make Cancer Pads

Church Group Will
Make Cancer Pads
Mrs. Floyd Bettes, COS Walnut.
will be hostess to the Golden Circle
group of the First Methodist
church, Wednesday, October 81, at
10 am. when they will meet to
make cancer pads. Sandwiches and
coffee will be served by Mrs. Bettes.
VIRGINIA WOJNO IS
GUEST OF HONOR
A surprise 18th birthday party
was given Sunday, October 81, for
Miss Virginia Wojno, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Wojno,
1915 Fourth street, by the Polish
Legion Of American Veterans drum
and bugle corps IF Detroit. Miss
Wojno Is the drum majorette and
has been with the corps 10 years.
Dinner was served to $50 guests
at Post No. 3, PL-A.V., Henry and
Grandee. Detroit. The birthday
cake was drum shaped, the bottom
layer resembling a huge drum
while the smaller top layer dupli-
Gated q snarl drum. Chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses decorated the ia
bles.
Bennette Study Group
To Meet November 2
The Bennette Study group will
meet in the city hall club rooms
Friday. November 2. Mrs. Glen
Curtis will present a program on
Mexican Dancing" and will show
movies Of Mexico. Hostesses will be
the Mines. Louis Barko, Jered
Birch and Curtis Pascoe.
O.E.S. Installation
TIC Be On Friday
Officers will be installed at the
Wyandotte Chapter No. $40, Order
OF Eastern Star meeting Friday,
October 26. at 8 pm. in the Ma
sonic temple.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Payments include all charges Al rate % 3's
per mo. on that part Of a balance not On.
eeediRg 800, and 2,zss per mo. on that
part of balance IN excess Of 500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
MONEY TO LOAN
NEED A LOAN7
Apply by Phone!

Cash Choose a mOnthiy payment plan
You II
Get PsSts Psds Psyts Psyt, payts
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
U. S. BEDDING

$40 MAYBURY GRAND =
Just SOUTH OF 5000 ". WARREN
OPEN mon. WE'D. FRI. TILL =
TY s-Ssss VIZ DEIINER
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Loans limited ts $500
LOANS I'LL PAYDAf-sio, s7s. sse
sIONAILkE LOASs--t10 To 500