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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08

Medtem ko ljuCstva Zdruzenih narodov zeijo We
det, kaj sorit Nemcijo po vojn pa Sc Je madzaskl
problem prezrl. To navzlic dejsvu da ako bi bilo
madzarskega problema XII nacjsk problem danes bill
tako akuten. Resitev eh dveh probemov je tud med
sebojno povezana.
Madzarski problem ina dvoje stran - mednarod-
domaco Skozi kot tisoc let je bla Ogrska uJe
teo Podonavju. Madzar MISC sorodni svom sosedom:
Nemcem Slovanom in Romanom. Oni clani fnsko-
ugranske skupne in nhoVi plemenski solodnlk sc ma
hajajo dalec in vzhodu. Madza1i deJansko
tvorjo zagozdo velikem sovanskem svetu, kaera To-
ci Slovane, ko Ceh Sovaki in Poljaki, cd
juznih Slovanov, kot SO Srbi in Hrvati
Madzari Sc MISC mog drugace vzdrzati povrsju
kot da priklopi kateremu svojih mogocnih So
sedov. Madzalski kra Sv. Stefan je re 10. stoetju
nagonsko predveval, ola DO poraajoci velik borb
med Vzhodom in Zapadom zmagal Zapad. Njegovi ma
sledniki so skUsa spremenit Madzalsko cenhalno
toxic evropskega vzhoda ampak nhovi nacrti IL
jaovli vp1ico hunske nvazije - soletu, cd katere
MISC nikdar prisli popolnoma k sebi.
Ko sc je borba med Vzhodom in Zapadom nadalje
vaa so Madzali vlg svoje sile zda stran zdaj
ma stran duge dnastije katera jim e pac zdea moe
nejsa
16 stoletju so bill Madzau prsijeni pod obast-
ri obroc Habsburzanov in ostali do konca prve
sVetovne vojne.
Ko ie Hitler nasedi habsbulski dedscini, je Mad
zaska postala nacsk satelit To e zgodio navzlic
temu da MISC bill napram firerju in negovim Nemcem
priazno razpoozen nt madzarsk vladajoci razred nj
ii pre- prost ljude. Madzarski magnati zrli prez
rom ma 'sobnega peskarja' in bivsega kaproa. njh
oceh e bill cello prusk junker nzjem klinu socialne
lestve. Bill ponosn svoj zapadnaski duh in nau
cili po opice posnemati aristokracjo Anglije.
Madzarska vas ne ljub Nemca mic boj kot pem-
stvo. Vzrok morda e, ker so kmetje smatra Hab-
sbr5 are "a Nemce in mei malo rabe avstlijsko
vlad rsO hiso Poleg tega Nemci med pvo svetov
vtno obnasali kot roparski sovraznik pa ko pr
jateli;. To gledane madzarskega kmeta asno zrca
il neEaterih najboj razsenh pregovorov, kot n. pr
"Madzar ne zaupaj Nemcu" in pa ''Nemec je zvit."
Tesno poVezana 2 mednarodno fazo je domaca stran
pIoblema Akoravno je blo to re cesto povedano ven
dar nj nobena raza ako rece, da e fevdazem osta
ma povrsju Madzarskem do danasnjega dine. Tlacan
styo e bo sicer pred so lett uadno razvelavljeno
ampak deansko Sc vedno obstoh Do danasnega dine je
naslov navisjega uradnika vsakem okrozju "sodnik
sluzin6ad' ali "szolgabro, XII je pravca tran. Ma mi
lone uboznih kneov della zemlj takozvanih ttsoc-
hektarskh magnatov, med kateimi nekateri XII la
stujejo deset tlsoce akrov.
Posledica tega 5e da je beda kralj sredi izobilja
Ma nabogatejsi zemljl Evropi je milijone bornih
kmatoy H MISC drugega kot vrece kosti Nekaj drznih
mladih psateljev je pred neka lett naslo ogrskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
UREDNIsKA STRAIN @ENAKoPRAvNosTl'

Chicago, H.: Pevski zbor Pre-,
seren je daroval IL blagajne
$50, posamezniki pa: Frank ia.
pic $50, Rudolf Sedlar SO, L
Volk in Anton Udovic vsak $5
Jennie Koren in Mrs. Stanley
Molina vsaka So, Mary Cerven,
ka 81, druzina Frank Zlogai
pa $500. Skupna vsota, XII je
bila izrocena blagajniku SANSa
bratu Cainkarju znasa $142.OO
Ration, N. Mexico: Ma sci
drustva stew. 297 SNIP so Sc
clani spomnili velike potrebe
ljudstva v Jugoslaviji in zbira.
Ii skupaj $3.50. M. Demsik je
daroval 81, D. Grujecic $5, J
Cash in S. Gustovic po So, J.
Radosevic in T. Kinkela p2
$3.50, T. srok, T. Kalcic, p
Slavec, M. Loncar, Bob Star.
M. j. Demsik, v. Polz, F. Peter
lin, v. Krivokapie in j. Pavlid
vsak po 81, osem clanov pa pa
SO centov. Znesek nam ie DO
slal tajnik drustva Joe Rado,
sevic.
Hackett, Pa: Pri podruznici
st. 80 so nabrali: Louis Laje.
vic $66.26, M a ks Florjancit
$3.50, Antonija Slanovic $35
ter Johana Lajevic in M ar y
Progar $44.8O. - Skupno vsoto
S209.56 je postal podruznicni
tajnik Louis Lajevic; namenje.
ma je. sloveniji.
East Palestine, O.: A n O n
Brelih, tajnik drustva st. IS S.
N. P. J. je med rojaki in dru-
gimi naseljenci nabral lepo vso,
to $262.50 in jo postal SANS.
ovemu blagajniku. Pomagala
mu je tudi sestra Mary Trobec.
V svojem pismu pravi: Ko bi
incl vec casa, bi Sc vec nabral
med Amerikanci, kajti Sc nobe-
den mi nj odklonil. Vec jih je
darovalo po S5 in so bolj usmi-
ljeni kot nekateri Slovenci, Xxi
hi lahko dali. Vprasali so me,
ako ne dobivamo podpore Cd
community" fonda. Rekel sem
da nekaj, a ne zadosti. JAZZ sem
tenn mestu re 81 let, pa, je to
prva prosnja "a mas narod. Mi
pa darujemo vedno in malokdaj
odklonimo. Nasa naselbina Ste
je lie 20 slovenskih druzin, ka-
tere imajo sedaj % fantov v
armadi.
Detroit, Mich: Nasa pridna
delavka in neumorna nabiralka
Mary Rant je zopet nakolekta-
la znesek $40, katerega S m o
kreditirali podruznici st. 1. Ma
veselici dne 10. decembra so
znasali darovi $633.5O in skup.
nj prebitek Sc racuna okrog
$1,000.
Waukegan, ILL.,: Joze Zelenc
je prispeval "a SANS $40 me-
sto cvetja ma grob svojega po-
k6jnega bratranca Martina Ze-
lenca, XII je pred kratkim umrl
v New Yorku.
Midland, Pa: Anton Russ in
Jerry Mikus sta darovala DO
S. vsak "a ambulance, ako
Sc pobira. Denar je izrocen "a
.pomozno akcijo WRFASSD.
Johnstown, Pa: Frank Chu-
chek, tajnik podruznice st. So,
je postal vsoto $4,000, katero 50
nabrali: Frances Vidrich $50,
FIR. Chuchek pa $40.
Anaconda, Mont: Marija
Keschman je poslala $40, ka-|
tero vsoto je darovalo drustvo
st. 308 SNPJ.
Export, Pa: Aleksander Ske-
rlj, tajnik podruznice st. 90, je.
nabral "a relif $45.5O, "a SANS
pa $500.
Chisholm, Mimi: Drustvo St..
10 SNPJ je darovalo $25, Ma
tija Pogorelec 81, Frank KluneI
pa SIS. Postal je tainik, podruz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
EMIL LENGYEL:
ALI SE BO MADZARSkA
OBRNILA PROFIT VZHODU?

- Autor spodnjega clanka je dr.. Emil Lengyel,
pon,ozni professor NeU-yorski uniuerzi, kjer po-
ucuje pedagogijo. DR.. Lengyel, XII je n,adzarskega
pOrekla, je autor Uec knjig in dober poznaualec
razner u centratno-uzhodni EUropi. Clanek je ORR
ginaIno izSel reUiji "NeW Europe"
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
GEORGETOWN

The Georgetown kiwanis club
entertained at christmas party.
in honor OF the ladies who have
served their dinners during the
last year. There were about - la
dies present, III addition to the re-
aIlar club members.
The retiring President. William
II. Henderson, expressed the
thanks and appreciation OF the XII
wanians and stated that through
the efforts of the ladies', the kiWan-
i club of Georgetown had been
able TO continue their service to the
community, and by serving the
club. they had been able To cOntri-
butte a siZable sum u the Church.
thereby broadening the church pro
gram and enabling the club MEM
bers TO meet and enjoy fellow ship
with the citizens.
The party was held in the dining
room of Grace Methodist church,
which was decorated with Nmao
Greens and candle lighted tree.
Lach lady received a gift OF Nylon
hose and a similar gift sent 10 each
one unable To attend.
Kiwanians exchanged original
sits with personally composed
verses Group singing and christ
man Carols completed the program
Teachers Of the local high school
and wives Of Kiwanis members
served the banquet of turkey anu
tIXinS.
The christmas Community party
which was 10 have been held in TIL
High School Auditorium. Wednes-
Gay night. sponsored by the kiWan-
is club has been postponed Hntl 4
later date due to storm conditions
The officers for the ensuing year
will be installed on January list
They are: President. Norman {
Pratt; Vice president James Ow
ems intermediate Past President
William H. Henderson; Treasurer
Martin : Petit and Secretary
julius C. Green.
Committee assignments OF th'
club for the ensuing Year We're an
nounced at last nights meeting
They include: kiWaniS Education
J. Frank Gordy and Albert Farley
Music Chairman, Russell Lewis
hester Stroup. Joseph ID. Thomas
Finance chairman. Earl Rust Rus
sell Lewis. Frances Short. Charlie
Green, Edward Sirman. Church Re
lations: Arthur Kapp Chairman
,Iohn kin2. Ralph Richardson, Kan
Seegar. Chester Stroup.
Boy Scouts l.inwood Penuc
h"irman. Edwin l.. Smith, Donal
BOteler. Martin :. Petit. Geor2
Tidwell and James Owen.
Agriculture, Howard Warel
chairman; Norval Pepper, +. .
Turner, Fred Goggin, Wilson Bal
er.
Youth Service-James Bean
Chairman and Jerry Spirer, cha
Scott. Frances Short. Millard Mul
lay. Robert Wiley.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to Soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous MEM
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
bottle of Creomulsion with the un-
derStanding you must like the way it
quickly allayS the cough or you are
to have VOllr money hack
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
FRANKFORT

!. Staf Sergeant Kolnu l.. Hudson.
~. recently returned nom or,l>,..,S
""'S IN the ErO. spent a f,.N days at
"a" clayton avenue nom, ~ njS par-
ms Nh and Mrs kullu l. hudson
ana laml!N andenuW has tak.r / tllp
% - hS io!nor traInIug center. Fort
'"' 'h!3h homa. mar which pulnI h~
- SOM very special friends
MIS-. A'hSah Morris has closed n,l
t."n'v On Mann street aud guu,. to
>!'Hd N" winter With h.r son. Albert
Nylfl>. y. m Boston Mass
;. Merchantmau AlNau + Bunt-
."~ l. >p"hdlng Ia, holidays with ms
il"lN'r Mrs. olive Euntius ami his
lhlte Young brothers. William. Rich
ara and Horace at their hum, on Red
street.
William :. Long Jr. is spending
IN" uI"tidc III hon. with Mrs l.ong
~ b1"H apartment IN Tn, form,r i,sl-
d"ij'' of br. Carleton G. Fuuk>.
y SpI'hdld Christmas prugr:iu MAS
%i\'n last Friday morning iu tn,
j"nh NJ clayton school Auditorium
Ms. Albert r. Parsons Is ul40,.r tn,
d"''"I car. AZ hrr hom, on kno>
street
StaT Sergeant ana Mis- Edmm q
'i""k"r mutortd from Snow Hll. Md
"n sunday and called upon Mr. AN,
Mt~. = = Crockrr Ti,.y also vl~jt.,
MI and Mrs. Chester Y. iudSou sara,
ION, charles David at th,.r home il
Lower -. Martins. Md
Miss sally Franklin. Miss Curulli
it""prf ami Master l.'ttoN EIuup-
enc confined To thrir homes VIII
something hhr the TN
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
ROXANA

Tn" Christmas entertainment Wa-
given sunday evening ana much m
joy,d tN tho~,- who Wcr,. abb To at
tend.
Mr~. ErNau Lynch is improving ai-
Ter being confined lu her h"mr hH
illness
MI ami Mrs. G..org,. Ross Rickird,
and DAUGHTER Barbara. spent the W,"t
rud with their parents. Mr.. and Nh,
Everett Richards in Wilmington.
.IamcS Carey has purchased :; plrc,
ol land from his father. Asher Carey
Whcit h,. t.Np'.cts to erect - huildiu-
Tor crushing corn and Other things
Nh. Carry was in th' SAM hu~iur>
1T u different location irfur" l" Won
in the Army
Mrs. Wiuru.or, Hudson "t Frank
ford has rented 1hc apartment ot Mn
Dora McCAh". which Was l"Im"rlN oc
e-lIpi,d hy Mrs Addir Murray.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Harry Goodwin. Jr.
and family are Spending TIM holiday
with thc tiodWin~ NJ Wilmington. y
The sunshine SUNDAY school cla>
Will have their Christmas party Ol
Friday evening. p"crmhrr ~ al TN
community houS"
Tn, severe cold weather and Su0N
has made travelling Very difficult
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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

Lucky indeed are they who have
a good supply OF fuel on hand TO
see them through the winter.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
HARRINGTON

With Mrs Lois + coles. state
Field Supervisor 81 Baltimore At
TIE meeting OF The w 3 \. Lodge.
tie following officers were INSTALL
,d President Edith Massey: vice
PRESIDENT Ca1heriue johnson. Ia
cordine stcertary Leila +. Hop
h.N~. Financial secretary. Lillian
Hutt.eld trea~uIvr. Edith ShncA-
ley: Warden. Betty Day. captain
81 guard Edirh Ryan: s-r-eant.
Kati, Austin, chaplain. Iu,n,
NecLto0hi~er. OFFICER of The day.
Fannie Swain: outer hostess. En-
a.a Pa>~uuye. iuMeg hostess Ben
I.:,cr Johnson. Welfare Stp.r>i.
-p Nina Hi. and Mary CIarhson
'.," annual Nma- party Wa~ held i'm
r., tilr hou>' ,Iu"-doE Al-L'.
TIL. Rehehuh Lod4y ~. .. mis-
,;jy held rheir annual Nn.a~ Party
last Friday evening in the / Q. @. f.
i.d-" Auu E5rIyour reported !.
GOOD time
F.rd Bailey s. ana Fr~d Bailey
Jg.. Ilne~' Euughl,l aud carlton
Co~liu ,r,nt last Wt,h on drt
lNn'jn~ tin to NV .IrrS,H ~
ach
Mrs nancr- Gluham and son
are ~prndin- Nuas With her par
Dnt~. Mr. ami Mrs po/zir Robinson
III pulvl.
Nh and Nt~ Reynolds Wilson O.
Salisbury Nd Spent Saturday
here
Mr. and Ms Robert Hmd q
\'w Jersey circled Mon4 friend.
here OYER the week end.
My and Mrs Harry Shaw of VII
nlngton are guests ot Ma. ana Mr.,
Harry + Murphy.
Mrs. NahIe Nasrvn ot Wrstmin
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

Jan. (. Delmar-Away
Jan. :. Milton Home
Jan. 10. Milford Away
Jan. IS, Seaford Away
Jan. -, Rehoboth Away
Jan. ~. Delmar-Home
Feb. |. LeWes Away
Feb. ). I.aurel-Away
Feb. 5. Milton Away
Feb. l.. Millshoro Home
Feb. 10. Seaford Home
Feb. 22, Milford Home
Feb. 26. Rthuboth-Homc
March |, LeWes Home
March >, Millshor0 Away
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

On sunday morning the little folk
ot The Presbyterian sunday school pre-
scented 4 delightful Christmas program
at the conclusion OF which they Nvrc
rewarded ny visit from Nh ana
Mrs Santa Claus
Aunt Suzy SCI: Your humble cor
respondent desires - thank all who
have furnished her with news items
throughout the past several years. and
10 ask that your continued coopr:a-
tIOu may make interesting news lt-
tcr> during l?46 Thanks folks y
Harpy New Year To all"
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
OCEAN VIEW

The Christmas spirit .s abroad
in the land
The Christmas service WAS en-
joyed on sunday morning and eve
ming al Bethel Methodist church,
Thr night ot Sunday December
% was calm and clear Very APP
prop.iate III comwemoration ot The
Birth ot Christ Ia Bethlehem. rs
depicted o. portrayed ~ several ot
our young r"opI'
Joseph wa~ portrayed admirably
by Harry Dukes. J.. and Mary hy
Kitty Lam. Who rooh III. rarr d.
voufedly and III, AA-'..~ Wre' *
c-ll,nf
Ms. L.1, II E.t.- ..ad .4~
story ot S.I,u, N.-A- rA,-,dm4Iy
We'll. TN. solo "Nuly Nt-3t Vas
sung b,aGrituiy Hy Mis- Mabel
Dukes. Tho duct. silent N:ehr hy
KoNir H.u and I.3. fEua~ "a~
very much enjoyed
"Beuuulu, -. ., U.ae.a vas
rendered as i p.al" solo by AI.9.
Ethel Davidson
Thr Christmas catol~ were
played ~ Mrs Wal', Haautofd
ana the choir sang
Nh. and Mrs William PoWyll of
Frauktord visited Inrjr parents.
AIr ana Mrs James VI. Evans on
Sunday and sister Miss Many G.
Evans.
Mr.. ana Mrs Joshua Banks and
duu4htcr Ada entertained al dim
urr on Sunday i'm honor ot thrn
nephew. Lawrence liltIrtou. Who
has returned from overseas. attrl
being in the service - months
other guests were Mn and Mrs
Carl Johnson and three children
ON Saturday Mr.. and Mrs Joshu,
Banks and daughter Ada We're tn,
dinner guests OF Mn ana Mrs Car
Johnson. in honor uf Nh Banks
birthday.
Mrs Marie Ros,nbdum Is spend
in& the Christmas holidays viii
her brother. Irwin Steele and lam
lily
Ernest Long of The Navy has II
turned after being III the service.
Lieutenant Walter Rrantord q
the t. : Army is spending th
holidays with his Wife Mrs. Bran
ford. 1T the home OF tnrir parents
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Holt.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
FREDERICK

" T7T-7r Il l.. - slipped -
t,N on III" 3,> ~.a.A A.,.~- lest N''N
h.,E. i.: .rf..
;. NJ Il r.>.-. Ns~ Eu!n Ha!I IA =
Huv.,. N!~ S.,. lu.r.~vu Mr. i.'t
=. S,ato.o. VI. .,t Mr> Kawi'aS ~
\.W lu!h v.i. d.n.,r guests ol N'.>
Stil. Williams a:~' sunday
Drl,r >.-.,,G u. .n4 Mr~ H"}
~..at< ii...,-,.. i. SMYRNA. l'--
.,.... as riotH.t. A., Emma Haii'HA !
t., III. .... M,~ Mary Kelly. !a>'
y,,.-a
M.-. Hob, s,~v,a~au. aer y" \".'S
..-~~,a AMY ~ua0al rNtnnE n'',' =
.ot.4 Illness. N:' Lad i'''h ~
81. .a4a.t,. i,v.t ~. WAS q nm sAi
~ ,-}-,t,.r.i ~i.i, ,.a> r''u 'l'i'"
~ .\ My Hulja.s.. .n TN St"'r "".,>.
ta.,..t..- ~r.2tN store "i' '''''
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\.u,i,. -.ol- :.,, h-vu routed ''5i.
iu.ul- l,t,l N>hu"td's Ir>iH'"' -
S =. h, u~,.a - thu town i"i i"N
,n.,.,f,... t:.N,-. water rants. rj'
=. rrl.r- l.a~i'.rr l;"tt9 + $50,
-.tl, :,r r,ltl,4 tH, ~tor' II + h'""i
NJ. .H Mt~ on>.r M.l>.a mon
On4.,,i.a. .tiIN,d here tins "''N
N;- N,INh + iom 'i""r~.t. 't' n''
i..,.. INsrL n Oklahoma l"i ~'N'l =
s..I~ Wh.n th,l I.aNr h'l" my N'i
-u 20 cuUlu,Ma io, - Nt~a'
M Elizabeth Nlnyald h'I ""''
g.. 1h, -.,h n~r lul ~"N,l"l w. b.
MI SHH. Williams has h".C" VI
.t.al h,i dau-htr, Saf" ln H'''"i'
'ol :. W''E.
Nr~ RUN ~,,N,u~ou ha~ oar ~>i
r.tiH ~. lost hrr laih'r. VI
\daul- of Ha,rnetou. Tins W'rh
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28
BRIDGEVILLE

Mrs Charles Willoughby. son u
Mr.. and Mrs James A. NilIousn" I.,'od
of Bridgeville. has been discil"i J7.-',. ser
from the Army after serving oIe' ''
three wears serving bith IN n tfr
European and the South Farinh ;,h
Theatres. He is now at hone %i.m ,ti
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Willougnny
are spending a few weeks win M, Ms
parents in the Trinity neighnor-
bnod his friends and relatives are
invited to visit him there.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

-tcr. Md. Pie. and Mrs. Joe Work
uau ol Baltimore and Miss Mary
Marearrt Nasten ot Wilmington
are guests OF Mrs. Jane treadick.
MIS- James Wrlch OF Philadel-
phia is the guest OF hcl sisters over
tie holidays.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-28

Public affairs Reverend Joseph
{. Settle, Chairman and A. +
Braunfield Dallas Dennis
Membership and attendance: Ed
win L. Smith. Chairman; William
II. Henderson. Milton Graham.
club Activities: Charles Lane.
chairman; James Beam and Albert
Farley.
Inter-Club Relations: Jacob Mi
nor Chairman: J. Frank Gordy and
William H. Henderson
House and Receptions William
Henderson, chairman: Charles
Green, Albert Farley. Reverend
Joseph g. Settle.
Reports William H. Henderson
Chai man: Karl Seesar, James
owen and Earl Adams.
Publicity: James Beam. Chair
man Chester Stroup ana Jane
owen
The newly elected Board of Iii
rectors met on December 2"th Ion
the coming year.
About thirty boys have reported
for basketball. accordins 10 Coaci
George Keen and are in prepara-
tion for the winter schedule OI
Games The schedule arranged in
( cludpS Styentppu games rs follow :
Evening star., 1945-08-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
Way to Relieve
Itchy PimpIes

When your skin is irritated with
pimples, red blotches and other skin
blemishes, and you're crazy with
itching torture, here's quick relief.
Get 35c box of Peterson's Oint-
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this delightful soothing balm. Itch
ing relieved promptly. Smarting
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feels better. Also wonderful for
itching of feet, cracks between toes
Try it.
Evening star., 1945-08-22

oA TIE Air ToxleMI.
M0P. 1:3o-ciipps Pilot CAPT. Charles
Vaughn fries solving The Adventure Of ths
Man Whe Was Afraid"
WMA. 9:00-"A Genius for trouble" Story
sf the to-heifs Of an old and wealthy unele.
Evening star., 1945-08-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-mint Treat
Cea HaPpy. Csesng Re6& Fer
Bsxn;ns CalIsuses-Pua Sprins in Yew S

Burning Calissses-Pus Spring in Ye,E StsP
Don't groan about tired. burning feet.
Dent moan about callouses. Get busy and
give then an Iee-Mint treat. Feel the com.
fortins. sesthing eoolness Of Iee-Mint drir-
ing out hefy burning aching tirednsss.
Rub lee Mint over those uEly hard ID
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white, cream-like, medicinal Iee-Mint helps
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Evening star., 1945-08-22

WRt. 9:00-Eddie Cantor is on hand 10 pay
tribute 10 Gus edwsrds
VOL, 9:30-The music Of Ted Flo Rios
Band
WhA. f0:001ouaierspy runs into abo.
taqe in The Case Of the Hand Lotion"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
UNRA Plans Fete

Ralph +. Toynton has beer
named general chairman, with
Arthur b. Anderson assisting, for
the silver Jubilee banquet of
United Northwestern Realty AS
SOCiatiOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Il City Aides
To Help Emery

Because Detroit's master plan
must include the plans OF various
city departments for future build
ings and land to be complete. 10
city departments and the Board
of Education have designated
staff members TO work with the
city plan commission.
This was disclosed Saturday by
George F. Emery. city planner.
who announced that these depart-
ments will cooperate with the
plan commission in locating future
schools, health centers. police and
fire stations and other public
buildings.
I'VE will get each depart
ment's estimate OF their future
requirements, such as the num-
ber OF branch libraries and
other public buildings and tho
amount of land needed for their
long range plans," Emery said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Plan Consu|tant
Talks Tuesday

The Citizens Housing and Plan
ming Council and the Detroit Pub
lie Library are co-sponsoring a
third discussion series Tuesday
and May 8 at the Main Library
Auditorium, called Detroit Plans
It's Futures The Professional Plan
ners Looks at Detroit"
The first professional planner to
look at Detroit will be Ladislas
Segoe of Cincinnati, at 8 p. m.
Tuesday.
Milton c. Selander. new presi-
dent of the city plan commission
and secretary of the Citizens
Housing and Planning Council,
will act as chairman and lead the
discussion which will follow
Segoe's talk.
Segoe is consultant to several
city plan commissions, including
Detroit and Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
ReaItor Brokers Hear
JUDGE on Wednesday

Judge Thomas c. Murphy Of
Probate co.. will address the
brokers di N of the Detroit
Real Estate BOARD at its Wednes-
day luncheon In Olde WaYne Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Honored
Elect 3 Detroit Realtors
TO Managers institute

Six Detroit realtors and prop
erty managers Just have been
elected 10 the Institute of Real
Estate Management. which is the
professional management group of
the National Association Of Real
Estate Boards, il was announced
Saturday by Edward +. Lam
brecht, president Of the Detroit
Real Estate Board. following re-
ceipt of word from the institute.
Those elected are Kenneth
Draper. chairman of the property
management division of the De-
troit Real Estate Board: Jerry G.
Hayes, William G.. Kirby, s. Fred
Pack. John X. Smathers and Will
liam w. Tanney.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

which il is assumed is 10 be cut
4 off 40 feet by street widening. ."
The aim OF the mock trial is
show members of the group and
guests the procedure in such
cases.
John P. OHara. attorney. will
be the attorney for the city"
with Howard J. Ely and w. Cor
don Johnstone as expert witnesses
for the city"
On the owners team John J.
Sloan. attorney. win be legal aide
for the owners" with Frank A.
DeBoos and Richard Jeffery as
witnesses.
The "juryV will he picked from
those in attendance.
Members of the Detroit Real
Estate Board and the Detroit
Mortgage kers Association
have been invited by the chapter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Heating Plant
Sale Mark Seen

Placing home equipment near
the top among the things needed
by the American public, Paul B.
Zimmerman, president OF the In
door Climate Institute, predicted
a billion dollar heating equipment
business after the war in a talk
before more than 200 heating and
allied industry men at the Detroit
Edison Auditorium.
Urging joint activity and joint
effort 10 emphasize the import
ance of proper heating equipment.
Zimmerman cited a recent survey
which revealed that less than 3
per cent OF home buyers spent
more than 10 minutes in inspect
ing the heating system.
I'VE must tell the public
over and over again that con-
trolled indoor climate IL the
fourth dimension OF living,
ranking next In importance to
food, clothing and shelter" he
declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
OFFICERS ELECTION

Wells I. Bennett Of Ann Arbor.
dean OF college Of architecture at
u. Of M, also will attend.
Since the institutes 1914 con-
vention was cancelled. present
officers have served for two years
and will be succeeded at this
meeting.