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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Two Good Oyster Stews
Oyster Stew Supreme minced parsley. s.

minced parsley. Six Serv'
ingS or tour large ones.
Plain Oyster Stew
l box quick-frozen oysters,
thaWed, or
l pint oysters
4 tablespoons butter
2 10 ( cups rich milk or 3
cups milk and I cup
cream
Salt and paprika
Celery salt
Fry the oysters In butter
until the edges curl. Mean
while heat the milk. and
add the hot oysters. Season
with salt, paprika and Gel
cry salt. Serve at once.
Serves two to four.
Stew News
NON'T forget TO save a
- few leaves from the
celery when making oyster
stew; chop them fine and
sprinkle on top of each
serving. Do the same with
finely minced watercresS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

regulates the thy
roii gland and
helps prevent ggei-
ter. 1t contains
most of the essen
tial vitamins. Also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

lows Of the potatoes. Top
with buttered crumbs, sprin-
kle with paprika. Arrange
the potato halves on a bak-
ing pan and set i'm the hot
oven for Is minutes, or un-
til the crumbs are Drowned.
Eight servings.
Noodle Casserole
EOOKED oysters are deli
- ciOuS in A casserole Of
noodles. Heat the oysters
in a little butter till the
edges begin u curl. Put a
thick layer Of hot. cooked
noodles IN a baking dish;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Oysters Casino

lN3 OtlOl = ltAAAtA6 nv
Oysters Casino
3 strips bacon, diced
4 tablespoons chopped
onion
2 tablespoons chopped
green pepper
l tablespoon butter
l teaspoon lemon juice
Pepper; celery salt
tablespoon chopped
pimientO
y teaspoon Worcester.
shire sauce
2 drops tabasco
/ pint oysters
4 slices buttered toast
Broil the bacon till il IS
crisp. Fry the onion and
green pepper gently in but
ter until they are tender
Combine with the bacon.
Add the lemon juice, pep
per, celery salt, pimiento.
Worcestershire sauce and
tabasCo and mix we'll. Ar
range the oysters on toast.
Spread the bacon mixture
over them. Cook under the
broiler three minutes. Serve
at once. Four servings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

THE modern way of grow.
ing and harvesting oysters
makes them an all-year-
round food. But they are
especially appreciated in
winter menus. Let's have
an oyster support" is a
familiar plea from many
ia mile $ just now and
oysters are so chock-full of
nouriShment that no matter
how they are served-a
Steaming stew, a savory
baked casserole, a good
favored creamed dish, or
fried they add important
food clements TO any meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

with a little butter, sprinkle
with celery salt and pap
rika before heating. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Full of Nourishment

BIOLOGISTS of the u. S.
- Fish and Wildlife SerV-
ice say that this small she'll
fish is better balanced
from the point of view of
nutrition than almost any
Other food. is copper, iron
and manganese aid in COM
batting anemia; its calcium
and phosphorus are needed
for bone growth; its iodine
Evening star., 1945-04-06
By THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASK1N SERVICE.
@. What is the total number OF
selective service registrants?-
N E. K.
A. The total number of living
registrants, ages 18 through 81, was
% ,062 900 on February l, 1945.
@. Are there any living descen-
dants of ConfuciuS?-C. E. P.
A. There are said to be a few.
DR.. H. H. Kung, Chinese statesman,
is lineal descendant in the 18th
generation.
@. Who was the first person to
be interested in the discovery of
places in Palestine that were con-
nected with the life of Jesus?-
G. P. D.
A. 1t was Helena, the mother OF
Constantine the Great. She visited
Palestine for that purpose in 326
AID.
@. How did the old hymn tunes
get their nameS?-W. D.
A. Many of them were named for
their composers, others for the
writers of the words. Some are
named for places with which there
is a connection.
@. What civil service positions
are being specially reserved for vet
Grams of the present War?-R. w. P.
A. Examinations for positions of
guard, elevator operator, messenger
and custodian will be restricted to
veterans as long as veteran appli-
cantS are available.
@. Who is entitled to the muster
ing-out pay Of serviceman if he
dies before receiving the total
amount due him?-R. F. R.
A. Unpaid portions of such pay
may be claimed by surviving wife
of an eligible veteran, if none, by
surviving children; if no surviving
children, by surviving parent or
parents.
~ WlldI CdllpdlSu VI Heudi
awarded to members of the armed
forces is represented by a ribbon
colored in horizontal stripes instead
of the usual vertical ones?-G. A.
A. The Presidential Unit Citation
is designated by such ribbon.
@. What are the duties of an
APD fast transport ?-J. S. D.
A. APDs are former destroyers
converted into fast transports and
used for transporting personnel and
landing craft.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
American Legion Ball
Set Tomorrow Niuht

The annual ball of the District
American Legion. sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary and the Legion,
will be held at 8:30 pm. tomorrow at
the Mayf1ower Hotel, Lee Penning-
ton, commander, has announced.
Included among the guests will be
members CT Congress. Army officials
and leaders of several veterans Or
ganizations here. Mrs Mabel Straub
is president of the Ladies Auxiliary
and P. j. Fitzgibbons and Mrs. Pearl
Heaggerty are serving as co-chair-
men of the Dance Committee.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Himm|er's Paper
Sees Collapse Near
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, April 6.-Das
Schwarze Korps. Nazi organ run by
Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler,
said frankly yesterday that Ger
many now is "only days or perhaps
weeks from absolute collapse"
A Berlin dispatch to Dagens Ny
heter, quoting one of the gloomiest
predictions yet made by a top
ranking Nazi publication. said
Schwartz Korps declared editorially
that the German people were "in
the remarkable situation of being
forced to acknowledge it may be
possible to defeat us militarily"
Under the title, people, Hear the
Signals" the article said I'VE raise
our voices and direct a word of
warning to the world"
The war was compared to an
amusing football match in which
everybody was trying to keep the
ball to himself and suggested "the
Americans and British must take
care they do not score against them
selves and at the same time see that
Evening star., 1945-04-06
u. ). BuriaIs in Reich
Declared Temporary

BY the Associated Press.
Some American soldiers killed in
Germany may lie in Reich soil until
the war is over.
This was made known at the
War Department yesterday in re-
sponse to inquiries about the burial
Of Maj. Gen. Maurice Rose, COM
mander of the Sd Armored Divi-
sion, in an American military ceme-
terry at Ittnebach, Germany.
Dispatches from the western front,
Evening star., 1945-04-06

prior to the about assault along
the Rhine, had said that no Amer
lean would be buried in Germany
However, because of the deep pene-
tration of Allied forces into the
Reich, it has been impracticable
to follow such policy.
Under present plans, the dead
will be buried temporarily in care
fully marked cemeteries. Later
when transportation and operations
permit, the bodies will be removed
to permanent or semi-permanent
cemeteries in France and Belgium.
A similar procedure was followed
Evening star., 1945-04-06
eGreatG Game0fP0
Kent Says Use of German Slave Labor
To Rebuild European Nations Is Justified

need to bother about what it is
called.
One Of the troubles with our cur
rent leadership is its disinclination
to be candid with the public. So far
as this problem is concerned, there
seems much less reason for decep-
ton than is thought. The idea Of
temporary slave labor" for Ger
mans of this kind and for these pur-
poses does not revolt the people.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

the German people are not ex-
cluded from the match"
Declaring "our belief in the right
ness of our cause hasn't changed
by single letter." Schwarze Korps
insisted the Germans would fight
on even If their military chances
were even more decreased.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

policy, dislike
very much the
use of the phrase
IS lave labor. "
They are doing
their best to dis
cour ge it,
though not with
marked success.
The reasons
are clear. There
was not the least
objection about
using the phrase
to describe what
the Germans
did to countless
citizens of
Evening star., 1945-04-06
By Frank r. Kent

Certain Of the really "close to
Roosevelt" White House aides, who
represent and advise the President
in matters Of postwar international
Evening star., 1945-04-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. ." A


in North Africa where at one time
American dead lay in 81 cemeteries
Now, they have been removed tc
IA semi-permanent plots.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing the Eve
street NE. Washington ., D. c. Please
ipclose 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

Can this be the last roundup?
Could be. Buy one extra War Bond
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11

HOUSE for aler&s, 500 l38 Huron
avenue: also 18th Century bedroom
furniture Al3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11

ExPERrENcED Commercial and
domestic refrigeration servicemen 70
work out Of Mount Clemens; include
Nast experience; salary expected; I'd.
dress and phone. Boz 3o7 Monitor-Lssd-
Or. Ala
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11
livestoek-For Sale is

'Cose - Oliver CIetroc
Trsctors-implement Schultz $50 can
coolers: Perfection Mixers.
Houohton & Weaver Co.
Romeo Phone $40
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11

POWER lawnmover for sale on rub
Der; nearly new: side rake; hay now-
er; 2-sectlon dFag. grain binder; Far
suson cultlvator and corn planter; hay
tedder; electric mansle: hay wagon
and rack. $50; dump rake. SIS. J bulls:
horse. coat North Avenue. Aiis
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11
1914 North Gratiot MI Clemen
Phone 1891
ST CLAIR SHORES

ST. CLAIR SHORES
Ranch type bungalow: and bath
attached garage: l4x2l living room;
natural fire place; large lot: near JEFF
ferson-s9. 500: terms.
EAST DETROIT
and bath; garage; near school
$3.50: 81 900 down.
2 lots; S and bath; garage: near Ora
tiot--S3. 800; terms.
and bath; garage; fenced yard -
SO, 7o0 $500 down.
8 and bath: near 0ratiot-s3.s5o:
terms.
3room home; garage; near 0ratiot-
sl,700; 500 down.
Modern bedroom home; garage;
near bus line-s7, $50; terms.
g and bath; near Schools, $50;
81 300 down
and bath--$3 $50: terms.
70xl4o: 4 and bath; utility; vacant;
2-car GARAGES. $50; terms.
Vacant 4 and bath: 2 partly finished
rooms up--s3, 900; $1,000 down.
7 and bath; basement; stoker; lot
77xl34-s7.5o0; $4,000 down.
4 and bath; hot water furnace; large
sun porch with tile floor garage: near
Gratiot-s4 $50: $1,000 down.
FRASER
3 acres: modern; bed room home |:
ldieS VI AAs's ~A~'~~~'
terms.
acres. brick home: fireplace: need
some finishing inside--s5.7 $50.
BASELINE
room house; attic; garage-e2,o5O
$3.50 down
LITTLE FARMS
acre; 5 and bath; utility: garage:
chicken coops; near Gratiot-S6. 500:
terms.
acre on MOT: all in garden and
fruit nice home; garaEe-$4.6O0 terms.
q acre between Gratiot and M-e7:
4 and utility; garage-s3, 900: 81 900 dn.
I acre. and utility: garage: on
paved road-s3,800; terms.
lots: 5 and bath. garage; near
Cratiot-S3. 200; terms.
"a acre 5 and bath: utility: chicken
coop-s4. 900: 81 900 down
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Grocery store: good location; living
quarters: and bath; basement: fur
mace: garage-S7 900; terms.
Beauty parlor with living quarters on
Main street and bus line: all equipment
including furnished apt.-S3, 900.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot a. 10 Mile Rd. Rosevills i03o-J
UTICA ROAD At ~ MILE FRASER
HOUSE for ssierss,soo.- l3s Huron
avenue; also 18th Century bedroom
furniture AIS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11

wANTED-singie man to work on
dairy farm by month; board and room
furnished; no Sunday calls. Ed Nc
cuiloch. i44o Z. - Mile road, Washing
ton. Phone Washington 1901. Ala
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11

New 5 rooms and bath: 90x200 lot:
garage; Crocker-Harper vicinity - 3d.
300 Terms 10 suit.
New all modern year around home
on lake. garage; dock handicapped,
etc. 81 500 down balance like rent.
7 rooms and bath: large lot: close
TO downtown: Lincoln and Washington
Districts, $50; terms.
others TO choose from.
RUEHLE
Croker and Harper
Dial Mt. Clemens 1924 or 1901
Listings Wanted
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-06

ljanj, s katerimi 81 je BELLA gla-
vo. Dozdaj je mislila, da je pre-
prost clovek, da je bite, ka-
krsni so vsi tt ljudje, med ka-
terimi je sedela. Zdaj pa je ne
madonna pogledala v euden pre-
pad, XII je zazijal v njeni dusi.
Kaj je skrival ia prepaid? Sa-
ma sebe nj mogla vec razume-
ii. Samo cutila je - in sicer
popolnoma jasno - da sc je ne
skoncno razlikovala cd vseh teh
tovarisev, XII so bill okoli ME,
da je bill med MO in mimi zid,
da je pripadala drugemu razre-
du. Kako je bilo to mogoce? I'll
mozje povedo zenskam narav-
most, &c jih pozelijo, in potem
81 jih vzamejo. TIE zenske dopu-
scajo, da jih vzamejo in S tenn
je stvar opravljena. Nekatere
med mimi so srecne, druge ne.
Toda kaj obcutijo? Ali morejo
tako jasno in ostro obcutiti, ka-
kor obeuti ona prav zdaj? Ne
mogoce! je pomislila Tereza. V
resnici je bila najrevnejsa in
najnizja med mimi. Hedvika j
je posodila volno, da 81 je zakr-
pala nogavice. Revscino je Gu
tia v svojih razlicnih cudnih
oblacilih, v svojem ma pol po-
nosenem perilu in cevljih ma "a
ponko. Da, cello deset rapov 81
je izposodila cd 15-letne Ha-
nike, cd otroka, XII nj poznal ne
oceta ne matere in XII ne razu-
me drugega, kakor prijeti ro-
Ike kravino vine ali gnojne vile.
In vendar, namesto poniznosti
in hvaleznosti Sc je Tereze po-
lascal zmeden obcutek velikega
ponosa. Sedela je povesenimi
ocmi ma svojem prostoru in njen
pogled je sledil obrisom n.jene
lepo oblikovane roke, XII je leza-
la ma mizi poleg kositrastega
kroznika.
Pc vecerji je pristopil k Mi
Leonhard.
cali mislis resno?" 10 ie
vprasal.
"Napacno sem Sc vedla, Le-
onhard. zal mi je. Hotela sem
salno reel: zelo hvalezna sem tt
"a tvoje besede, ker mi doka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-06
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED
JOHN KNITTED

cali ne mores pustiti Lahinje
"a minute v miru, Leonhard? ?"
je vprasala Hedvika.
"Obrni zdaj glavo nekoliko
proc" Sc je rogala Ila. "Saj bos
S komolci napravil luknjo v mi
zo!"
Tereza je ostala mirna. Le-
onhard pa je vzrojil:
"Ali ne smem gledati, kamor
me je VOLTA? Tvoj rdec nos, Ida,
sem moral gledati zdaj ze sest
mesecev in sem vessel, da bonn
kmalu zopet v planini in bonn
gledal pristine planinske roze."
"Sveti Sebastian! ze spet Sc
kregata," Sc je srdil Hedvikin
globoki glas. "Ida, tt 81 ljubo-
sumna. Ne bodi norica! Ali ii ne
roji vsak teden drugi po gla-
viz"
In zdaj Sc je oglasila Sc En-
ma. Kimala je S strahovito de-
belo glavo, medtem ko je gleda-
la z drobnimi ocmi v strop.
"Ti 81 pa res prava, da bi Sc
vtikala v pogovor."
jerk "a zobe, tt mastna ra-
ca!"
mir tam doll" .je zaklical
Rothlisberger in potrkal z roca-
jem svojega noza po mizi. "Pu-
site Lahinjo pri miru, vam
pravim. Bolj pogumna je kakor
We vse."
Dal 81 je v usta crnega kru-
ha in sira ter izpil pozirek vina.
Tereza je ,ostro in prodirno
pogledala Leonharda. Skoraj
dusilo ga je. Tereza je zacutila,
da nj bilo prav, ker ga je tako
pogledala, in zmedeno je zastr-
mela svoj kroznik. Nj mogel
poznati njenih obcutkov. Kako
tezko je bilo, da bi mu vse raz-
lozila. Ugajal il je. Da, njegov
pogled, njegove besede so jo
globoko srcu ganile, toda to
nj bio ono neznano custvo, XII
Sc nenadoma pokori klicu srca,
XII zaplamti in Sc hipno polasti
vsega telesa, vse duse. Kar je
obcutila, je bill bolj obcutek
hvaleznosti. In obenem Sc je
zavedla Tereza vseh premis-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-06

ceno zivljenje. Te mnoge pre-
dalcne vrste so hranile arhive
njegovega javnega zivljenja,
njegovih bojev, zmag in pora-
zov. Zleknil Sc je v stolu in "a
misljeno pregledal vse. Da, do
ba kmetov je minila, doba NEST
ne kulture je nastopila. Nikdar
vec ne bo kandidiral kot vladni
svetnik. Najmanj trije do stirje
mozje so zdaj v okraju, XII lah-
ko izpodrinejo njegovo ime z
liste. So to mozje z vseucilisko
naobrazbo, mozje, XII so jih ro-
dill in vzgojili mescanski star
81, XII so prisli v Oberland, da
bi opravljali svoje poklice kot
advokati, notarji, inzenirji in
vrag vedi kaj Sc vse. Kakor bi
bilo res vazno, kaj je kdo ali
kak poklic ina! On, Anton ia
kob, nina nobenega poklica.
Premozen je. Nihce ne more
priti k MENU in najemati pro-
ii placilu njegove osebe in ME-
cove moci. Vse, kar je napravil,
je napravil prostovoljno. Ma
svojem zatilku ina, izrastek, XII
ga je napravila priroda in uso-
da, in v tenn izrastku tici ME-
gov cut "a interese javnega bla-
gostanja, njegov cut "a dolz-
most nasproti soljudem, social
nj instinkt, XII ga vsi ii advoka-
tt in trgovski ljudje nimajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-06
ENAKOrRAvNOST

zujejo, da imam zdaj prijate-
lja."
"Prijatelja!" je dejal nena-
donna uzaloscen.
''Da, bolje je, &c takoj lives.
LIE nikar Sc ne jezi. Prisla bonn
kljub temu ma planine, &c me
bo pustil gospod Rothsliber-
ger"
"Prides!" je vzkliknil in obraz
sc mu je zopet razjasnil.
&c bonn mogla. Mnogo raje
sem v gorah kakor tn spodaj v
zatohlih hlevih."
Leonhard je bill "a zdaj Ia
dovoljen; malo kasneje je Sc
del ma prag svoje sobe ter igral
ma orglice tucat pesmic, drugo
"a drugo in vsako enako.
v hisi je Sc gorela lue. Anton
Jakob je sedel v svoji najljub-
81 sobi pri velikem vlozenem
mahagonijevem pis alniku in
opravljal poslovne zadeve, XII so
Sc nakopicile v njegovi odsot-
nosti. Cudno je bio videti, ka-
ko je drzal pero v svoji siroki
roki; v roki, XII je bila bolj
ustvarjena, da je drzala gnojne
vile. Ma mizi je stala svetilka z
zelenim steklenim sencnikom in
mad mizo so Sc dvigali stevilni
predali, polni debelo naprase-
nih pisem. Anton Jakob je po-
znal globlji smisel te prasne
plasti. Pod MO je lezal poko-
pan delavni del njegovega ziv-
ljenja - da, skoraj vse drago-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-06

Dekle ali zenska
Sc isee "a hisna opravila.-
Stalno delo. Mic pranja ali
likanja. Dobra plaza. Katero
veseli, maj Sc zglasi ma 1890
Nottingham Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-06
(Nadaljevanje)

(NUeN1IJeVtIVJe/
"Menim, da sem bila nepre-
vidna.'
''Ne da bi vedel," je odvrnil
in pocasi zategoval besede.
"Kar 81 tt storila - no, incl
sem obcutek, da bi moral prav
"a prav JAZZ storiti. Toda navse-
zadnje ukazuje gospodar, ne
JAZZ"
cali bonn morala proc brez
vsakega placila? Sal sem sele
nekaj dni tu."
"Zakaj hoces proc?"
cali vam nj gospod pravkar
rekel, da me pozenite ?"
ives kaj, deklic, ii 81 zelo
nezaupljiv. Start je bill pri meni,
da me je vprasal, kdo 81. Nj
kdar te Sc nj videl in te ne po-
zna."
'Drugega nj dejal nicesar?"
"Ne in zdaj ne postopaj okoli
in ne sprasuj nepotrebnih stva-
ri. ze itak mi roji vec ko proved
drugih stvari po glavi."
Rothlisberger je pobliskal S
svojimi temnimi ocmi, Tereza
pa je odsla tresoc Sc po vsem
telesu.
z nikomer vec nj govorila O
tel stvari. Ko je pozneje izpira-
la vrc, je prisel k njej Leon
hard in sc je rahlo dotaknil z
roko.
"Terezika," il je rekel, "pra-
WHO, da je start divji ma tebe.
Ne brigaj Sc zanj. Ma meme je
vedno divji in vedno spet mi
ne. Muhav je. Prihodnji mesec
pojdem kravami v planino
cez poletje. Slisal sem, ko 81
vprasala Rothlisbergerja, &c Sc
smes pridruziti. Pridi, Terezi-
ka, lepo je gori planini, in &c
ii ne dovoli, gres ma lastno
pest, kakor donna tt bonn postre-
gel gori v gorah. Imam preko
tisoc frankov v banki. zivela
bova skupaj Ii je prav2"
Zardel je preko uses in Sc "a
misljeno oziral vstran. Tereza
Sc je smehljala nedoloceno. Ra-
hel svetlobni zarek je POSTAL
pred MO in il ogrel srce. Prija-
tell je bill tn. Koncno vendar
prijatelj! Nekdo, XII bi rad da-
roval. XII nj prisel k njej, da bi
zahteval, marvec da hi daroval
Raztreseno je prekrila oba kon-
ca pri ovratniku svoje napol
odprte bluze.
"Saj nj niti Sc diva tedna, kar
mi je umrl oce," je rekla.
Zdrznila Sc je in sc cudila, "a
kaj je to rekla.
"Rothlisberger prihaja," je
brz dejal Leonhard. "Premisli,
Terezikca, ne?"
Odsel je in drgnila je naprej
vrcevo dino.
Dolgo in resno Je premlslje-
vala Tereza O Leonhardovi po-
nudbi. Molce je sedela zvecer
pri vecerji. Gledala je tenek ko-
sitrasti kroznik, XII je stal pred
MO, in lie poredko je pogledala
dalje, Leonhard Sc nj trudil, da
bi j prikril svoje postene ma
mere. Boil kakor juhe, kruha,
vroce klobase in krompirja 81
je zelel njenega pogleda.
"Lahinja je Leonhardu re
zmedla glavo!' je zaklicala Fri
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GOSTILNA NAPRODAJ

D 2-3 licenca inkorporirana.
Med $500 in 5000 tedenskega
prometa. Najemnina $55 in sta
novanje 5 sobami. Cena ST.
$50. Nahaja sc ma juzno-vzhod-
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5. in 6. uro Zvecer Orchard 1896
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IScce Sc OSKRBNIK

"a ciscenje in oskrbovanje kor-
poracnih prostorov v Sloven-
skem domu ma Holmes Ave. De-
10 stalno in plaza po dogovoru.
Ma zahtevo je poleg dobre pla-
&c tudi stanovanje, vkljucivsi
elektrike in pima. Lepa prilika
"a posameznika ali zakonca
srednjih let.
Zglasiti sc je vsak vecer med
8. in 10. uro pri TAJNIsTVU
KORPORACIJE.
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Naprodaj je

hisa "a emo druzino ma E. Al St.,
med Payne in Superior Ave. Sc
lahko takoj vselite. Sprejme Sc
ponudbo "a prodajo ma odplaci-
la. Poklicite HE 1888.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-22
New Mental Hospital
Planned For Negroes

abandoned, stating that the pres
ent buildings were in such bao
state that they could not be re-
paired at any reasonable cost. They
also stated that they had no OBJ
lection if legislators saw fit to move
the Negro patients to a new loca-
ton in the center of Georgia's Me-
gro population.
Members of the legislative COM
mittee, who recently inspected men,
tai hospitals in other southeastern
states, stated that hospitals could
be operated more efficiently if they
were in smaller units. Director
Hartley said that if new hospital
was built elsewhere for Negroes, the
population of Milledgeville State
would be reduced from more than
5000 to approximately 5000. He
also added that this would give the
hospital better selection of per-
sonnet to employ in the local COM
munity.
In addition, Hartley and Var
brough asked for endorsement of
S1,875 900 worth of new buildings
and improvements for the Milledge-
vile hospital. Feeling that new
buildings would not solve the prob
lem they also asked that funds for
medical and lay personnel be given
in order to raise the standard of
the hospital.
Nine new buildings and forty new
residences for hospital personnel
were included in the recommends
tons. These buildings would in
clude: $350,0O0 building to replace
the female convalescent building
100000 structure to replace the
several female detached buildings;
three new dormitories, and dim
ing hall for the Negro farm colony
costing a total Of $275 600; twenty
homes for additional medical staff
$4,000; twenty homes for addi-
tional administrative staff, $4,000;
new bakery and equipment, Sis, 900
and auditorium, S275,000.