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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Public Invited
to Bridge Event

A PUBLIC DESSERT-B BRIDGE
is scheduled for Monday, Jan.
20, at l o'clock at the Kings
Daughters Home. sponsored by
the Loyal Workers Circle.
Mrs. Beatrice Franks is chair
man of the event. and reserva-
tions may be made with her by
telephoning 6614. Her commit
tee includes Mrs. Oscar Smith,
Mrs. Joseph Shaw, and Mrs.
Mary Douglas.
MRS. L. M. KOCHIN, of
Pittsburgh, formerly Ethel Le-
vine of Mount Clemens, arrives
tonight to visit her sister, Mrs.
A. A. Levine, 100 South Wilson
boulevard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

DIR. AND MRS. H. j. POR-
TENGA, 1875 Robertson street,
who became parents of a son,
Robert Steven, born Jan. 3, in
Woman's Hospital, Detroit.
WILLIAM PAUL KRAUSE,
As Eastman street, on his second
birthday today. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Krause.
MRS. H. A, SMITH of Belle
view avenue, who has birth
day anniversary on Friday.
DIANE DOYLE, daughter of
Pvt. and Mrs. Charles Doyle,
upon her first birthday ami
versary today. Pvt. Doyle is in
France.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. MARK
T. MCKEE, JR., on the birth of
a son, Keith Sherman, born Jan.
z, at the base hospital at Edge
wood Arsenal, Edgewood, Md,
where Lieut.. Mckee is stationed.
SUSAN CAROL ROSS
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ney Rosso, who Is three years
old today. She will entertain to
young friends at supper party
this afternoon.
HOWARD FENTON upon his
birthday anniversary today.
ROBERT HARVESTER who
has a birthday anniversary to-
day. To celebrate the occasion
there will be a family dinner at
the Hameister home this eve
ming.
MRS. CHARLES KUKUK Of
Utica, who is 80 years old today.
TECH. SGT. AND MRS. Don
aid KRONE on the birth Of a son,
Charles Owen, Jan. 9, in Bis
bee, Ariz. Sgt. KRONE is station
ed at the air base at Douglas,
Ariz., and Mrs. KRONE Is the for
mer Wanda Sears, daughter of
Mrs Joseph Desmarehais, Of
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Couple Makes Brief Visit
Before Returning TO Duty

OF INTEREST TODAY is the
announcement by Mr.. and Mrs.
James ]. Jennings of Sacra-
mento, Calf, of the engagement
of their daughter, 1t. G.g.)
Alderine Bernice Jennings, US
Mr., to Ensign James Francis
Moore, lis Scott boulevard, and
the late Mr.. Moore.
1t. Jennings received her B.A.
degree at the University of
Washington, Seattle, and is a
member of the Pi Beta Phi sor-
GRITTY, as we'll as the Sacramento
branch of the American Associa-
ton of University Women. At
present she is stationed at Great
Lakes Naval Training Center, as
assistant district supply officer
on the staff Of Rear Admiral Z.
G.. Marsell, Great Lakes, Ill.
Ensign Moore Is gradu-
ate of Mount Clemens High
school and Western Michigan
College of Education. He re-
ceived his Masters degree from
the University of Michigan. At
present he is en- route to San
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Births at St. Joseph's

MIR. AND MRS. DANIEL B.
KRAEMER, St. Clair Shores, a
son, Lawrence Stephen, born
Jan. II.
MR.. AND MRS. ROY A. ROB-
ERTS, III Clinton street, a
daughter, Jan. II.
MIR. AND MRS. HERMAN A.
PREIMESBERGER, 756 Garfield
road, a daughter, Jan. II.
MIR. AND MRS. CHESTER +.
MASTERS. Richmond. son,
Jan. II.
MR.. AND MRS. PETER L.
HAMILTON, Roseville, son,
Dennis Leroy, Jan. 16.
MIR. AND MRS. HOLLIS Nc
COY, 5053 Gates drive, Mount
Clemens, son, Hollis, Jr.,
Jan. Is.
JAMES l.. VAN DAMME,
F nc, USN, and Mrs. Van
-Damme, East Detroit, a son,
Francis Norman, Jan. Is.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Young People
Meet Sunday

APPROXIMATELY 100 young
people are expected to gather
at the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening, when the Presby-
terrain Youth League will be
hosts TO similar groups from the
Methodist, Baptist and Episco-
pal churches here.
The union young peoples
gathering will be addressed by
Rev. Henry Walch, Presbyterian
pastor of Plymouth, an active
figure in work with young peo-
pie. Following his talk will be
refreshments served in the Pres
byterian dining room.
Heads of the various youth
leagues to be present include
Byron Merritt, Presbyterian;
Arden Albee, Methodist; Blair
West, Baptist, and Robert Ham,
eister, Episcopalian.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
7 rinity League Reflects
WQrQdret GQsow President

Thirty-two members attended
the meeting, at which Erica
Runge, a former member of the
league, was guest speaker. Now
a teacher at ST. Phillips Negro
Lutheran school in Detroit, she
discussed Ler work with her pu-
pills and their families. Rev.
Russell Deng also greeted the
group.
Tables were centered with
centerpieces of yellow and white
chrysanthemums and pink snap
dragons with pale green tapers,
and places were marked with
pastel candles in frilly holders.
The next regular meeting of
the league will be Friday, Jan.
26, with Mrs. Doerflinger, 81
South Highland avenue, at 8
o'clock. Assisting will be Mrs.
Marcus Zuhlke and Mrs. William
Jobse.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Dancing Club
Meets Friday

THE DANCING CLUB will
meet Friday evening at Harrison
Town hall, it is announced to-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle st.
Aubin are to be chairmen of the
committee of arrangements, and
will be assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Nickel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin w. Hameister.
Preceding the party, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson will be hosts
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jai:es Ran
.dolph Doll at the Doll home on
Moross avenue at cocktails for
a group of "a friends.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Circles Elect,
Install Officers

MRS. JOHN CHILDERS is the
new president of Isabella Davis
Circle of Kings Daughters,
elected last evening at the meet
ing at her home. She succeeds
Mrs. Lester Thome, who will
serve as vice-president for the
coming year.
Mrs. Theodore Schroeder is
the new secretary; Mrs. Stanley
Young, new treasurer; and Mrs.
Charles Rowland was reelected
to the post of chaplain. The next
meeting will be Feb. z, at the
Kings Daughters Home, with
Mrs. T. L. Schroeder as hostess.
SILVER LINING
INSTALLATION of officers
was held by Silver Lining Circle
members at the meeting with
Mrs. Marion Dunklee Tuesday.
Installed were Mrs. Earl Burk,
president; Mrs. Alfred Slocum,
fist vice-president; Mrs. Charles
Baxter, second vice-president;
Mrs. Dunklee, secretary; and
Mrs. Robert Graham, treasurer.
Mrs. w. M. Tucker, was appoint
ed Bible chairman; Mrs. Lloyd
Lewis and Mrs. Russell Glas-
cow, visiting committee, Mrs.
John Arthur, county president,
was installing officer.
Card prizes went to Mrs. Earl
Swan, Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Eric
Ryser. Next meeting will be the
opniverSarv luncheon Feb g.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Ogden-Go|den
Vows Spoken

JOY CLAIRE OGDEN, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Ogden of 255 Jones street, be-
came the bride of Ensign Rob-
ert c. Golden of the U. S. Mari
time Service, in quiet cere-
mony held Tuesday evening at
the parsonage of Trinity Luther
an church.
Rev. Russell Deng read the
service at 7 o'clock, with Jessie
Newsom and Thomas Krause as
the couples only attendants. A
wedding supper for the bridal
party and Immediate relatives
following at TASTES Tavern. En-
sign and Mrs. Golden are on a
few days honeymoon.
The bride, a June, 1944, grad
uate of Mount Clemens High
school, is employed by the Mich
igan Bell Telephone company.
Ensign Golden, son of Mrs. Nell
son w. Larrabee of Mount Glenn
ems, also attended Mount Glenn
ems High school. and will leave
next week for an East Coast port
for further duty. Mrs. Golden
will remain in Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

MRS. ALBERT MILLER was
hostess to members of the Ver-
satile Club at her Highland ave-
nue. home last evening. Mrs. Les
ter Eschenburg and Mrs. John
Prosch won games prizes, and
Mrs. T. Y. Terrell was presented
with a gift honoring her new
daughter. Mrs. William Hartway,
465 Town Hall, will be hostess
Jan. 81.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Sorority Makes
Plans for Activities

JANUARY'S project for men,
bers of Beta Sigma Phi is TO be
a sale of wearing apparel and
other materials, TO be brought
by the members TO the next
meeting, Jan. %. Proceeds VIII
benefit the sorority.
Plans are also underway for a
February bazaar and bake sale,
with Mrs. Homer Van Hollen-
beck as chairman. At the last
meeting poetry and prose were
studied. Irma Bennett was host
eSs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Doubled

DOUBLE OR NOTHING was the
slogan for the Norfolk (Va.)
army air fields recent war bond
drive because the quota was
S25, 900 and they raised $49,-
578.45. Mrs. Shirley Tucker
Hannah, of Mount Clemens, rep
resenting the, civilian employees
is shown pointing out the patri-
otto record to Lieut.. Albert c.
Arbogast.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Observation-Disclosures Temper
in Traininq Of Their Children

ing the brief business meeting
which followed the talk. The
evening opened with questions
by members which Mrs. Murray
answered.
Refreshments were served by
the h o tess, assisted by Mrs.
Robert Richard and Mrs. Macon
Trabue. The series will be con-
tinued Jan. "a, at the home of
Mrs. George Priehs, Ferrin
place.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

Francisco, Calf, to report for
sea duty as communications
officer.
Ensign Moore and his fiance
have departed for duty following
a brief visit during which they
were honored at a party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. Ham,
eister.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

PLANS for, the annual BAN
quet were begun by members OF
Ever Onward Circle who met at
the Kings Daughters Home last
evening, with Mrs. Frank Rage,
hostess. The event is set for
Feb. 7, further details to be an
nOunced later.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

MRS. HUGO RAUSELBACH
of Waldnburg is confined to the
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
in Detroit. where she underwent
an operation Thursday.
GAIL KRAUSE, 10-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Krause Of Moross avenue, under
went an appendectomy at Har-
per Hospital, Detroit, on Tues
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Ensign James Moores engagement WAVE Officer Announced

MRS. EARL SWAN will en-
terrain her card club on Friday
evening at her home on High
land avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
BARCK are making q visit In
New York City and other East
ern points.
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ern points.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
de SaMe

DIR. AND MRS. II. j. POR-
TENGA, 1875 Robertson street,
who became parents Of a son,
Robert Steven, born Jan. 3, in
Woman's Hospital, Detroit.
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Ia je tudi najbrz kriva, da je
princeska 1sla. &c bi bila miss
donna, Sc ne bi upala. Ia je
strasna! Ia pravi: 'Nemscina
je "a prasice. In princeska be
|tudi postala!' To pa zato, ker Sc
princeska zjutraj noce kopati
Uboga stvarca, po hodniku kri-
ii in jadikuje. Hudobnost pa te
ne bo, ker nina hudobne zilice.
Kdo We, ali nj morda usla zara-
di kopanja?" =.
"Kdo pa koplje deklico %" ST
vankica pogleda preplaseno
kvisku, grofu IL razvalin pa Sc
ma obrazu vidi, da komaj zadr-
zuje mogocno jezo. Moi Bog
zagovorila Sc je!
"Gospodicna Braunova", cd
govori cisto preplaseno. "Ta je
zdaj v kasi! Vceraj je bila VISA
IL sebe. Knez snoci nj hotel vee
raziskovati, kdo je kriv, da je
otrok pobegnil. Toda miss be
vse prevalila ma gospodicnc
Bramovo, ia pa ma Babetto."
Pridne roke med TEN MISC po.
civale in vse je. kazalo, da be
puncka lahko sla zvecer ma
dvor.
Po velikem hodniku, polnem
Frogovja, XII drzi IL knezove So
be proti mogocnemu dvoriscr
"a turnirje, Sc izprehaja knel
| s svojim upraviteljem, majh
MIN, suhim, razburjenim gospo
dom. silva, snezna svetloba pa
da ma hodnik, XII ina prot dvo
riscu okna. Rumene steklene oc
nagacene divje macke Sc iskri
jo il votline in lahna sapica pre-
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(Nadalievanie)

/. 4 5+95 s5s#
cez gozd po ledeni jasi nj ma
raj It'll. Zato Sc je moral odloci-
ii, da pojde po cesti, kjer je
skoraj dve uri dalec. Cez do
bro uro je ze zagledal iztegnjen
gorski hrbet, ma katerem stoji
grad. Lep park, Xxi je zdaj "a
snezen in teman, ovija svoje ro-
Ike okoli gradu. Med dvema tenn
nina, starima stolpana gleda
lepo renesancno sleme v1dolino; !;
kopica velikih in majhnih streh,
kakor SO jih pac obesile potrebe
ali veselje cd lastnega gnezde-
ca v teku stoletij k starim III
dovom. Zaradi njih je postala
nekoc mracna slika zdaj prijaz-
ma in ziva. Zdaj je lezalo srebr-
no ivje ma vsakem ostresju in
okrajku, po stolpih in konicah.
Pod swim nebom, XII so mu uha-
jale meme kopice snezink, je bill
videti grad tako dalec cd sveta,
tako pravljicen, kakor bi v MEM
stanovale vse zlatolase prince
Sc il Grimmovih pravljic, vsi
zvesti in neumni kraljevski 81
novi, mracni kralj in pametne
kraljice, XII znajo vec jesti ka-
kor kruh. Njegove oci umetni-
ka so bozale lepo zrasle oblike,
v katerih je nasel vsak cas- svoj
izraz. L move dobe je bill seve-
da samo zelo grdi robni stolp,
ma katerem je danes plapolala
bella in sinja zastava v zname-
nje, da je knee donna.
Kje bi pac utegnilo biti Dusi-
eino domovanje? - Tako lepo
Sc prilega v to okolico posled-
Mi nezni, all, prenezni cvet, XII
ga je pognalo stare deblo! =
Ali je danes pac nasla prave be-
sede? Kaznovana menda ne bo,
nasprotno, knee .je bill kar pri-
jetno presenecen zaradi pusto-
lovscine svojega otroka, zaradi
premisljenosti in predrznosti, s
katero je uresnicila svoje ma.
mere. Kdo bi j bill to prisodil!
Seveda je Martovo sporocilo
prehitelo slabe vesti. G..
Zdaj je bill ze pred meston.
Pot Sc je villa po prastari stezi,
eni tistih, XII nam zmerom izno-
va zbujajo zacudenje mad zivci
ljudi in konj, XII so nekoc upo.
rabljali te poti. Tho zasnezeni
vrtovi in tina costa, ma obeh
straneh ozke strme hise, pra.
stara vrata s stolpom, oh kate
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mika nekoliko iztegnjene, sre-
brnosive peroti caplje, ki visi
izpod stropa.
In zdaj, gospod oskrbnik, mi
pomagajte nekaj poiskati. Ia
bozjo voljo mic vsakdanjega.
stvar mora imeti oseben pouda-
rex" " -
(Dalje prihod dnJlc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-30

dovolj razgrel, in izgine Z MIN
v svojo soho.
Zdaj mora resiti BE vec vpra-
sanj, dokler ne stoji izrezljana
ploscica prav pod lanenimi las
mi, dokler se oci pravilno ne od-
pirajo in zapirajo. Potem Sc Sc
le zacne pravo delo.
Ma1o razgreti vosek zliie cez
ploscico. In .zdaj zacne obliko-
vati s svojimi dolgimi rokami
umetnika, pri katerih mora ime-
ii vsak prst svojo lastno pamet.
IL oznacerih obrisov rlastane
precej nitro otroski 4obraz, ne
Zen nos, kakor jabolko okrogla
lica, usta, XII jih obkroza name
Seek, mad strmece oci pa pada-
.jo Stroke trepalnice. In v ste
kleno sinjino je pricaral temno
crto, XII daje ocem cudno zivost.
Prav tedaj stop v soho dekla z
napol hladno juho. "spodaj ina
10 taksno gneco >. ;" Zdai jie
pri kraju. =
Tu lezi pod svetlimi lasmi
nezna, nekoliko mlajsa in bolj
okrogla slika' Dusice, brez pri-
krite bolestne crte, XII jo je wee
raj opazil ma otroku in XII Sc mu
je vtisnila v spomin.
Hitro pole skoraj mrzlo jed,
kajti zdaj mora poiskati Swan
kico, XII stanuje oh vitkih dreve-
sih. 'Torej pred mesto Sre.
cujejo ga otroci, XII nosiio ma
sprehod svoje move cepice in ro-
kavnike, in vecinoma izmed njih
grize kaksen piskot ali cello me-
demo pogaeo. Med mimi je tudi
rdecelasa sestrica sivankice.
Sivankica Sc po pravici cudi
temu bozicnemu obisku. S knii.
go sedi sredi bozicnih daril in
kaze prijazen obrazek izpod rde-
Glib, pernatih las. Ko pa zagleda
malo mojstrovino, je vsa navdu.
sena. 49,
"Kako zlata je! Clovek bi mi.
sill, da je nasa princeska. Sa:
mo proved rdeca licka ina ir
proved vesela je. Ia imenitnc
obleko ne bonn 'imela blaga, to.
da "a belo ogrinjalce ga bo ze
Sc nekaj."
| In po predalniku zacne brs
kati ter svariti otroke, XII silije
vanjo, maj Sc ne dotaknejo lept
princeske! In pripoveduje: "Zs
princesko vsi radi delamo. Zme.
rom je dobra in ljubka in il nj
kogar Sc ne norcuje. v zadnjem
casu je pa postala kar prevei
plaha. Razne miss in mamselle
MISC proved prijazne MO ,
Harro je sedel ma skrinjo
prekrizal noge in dvignil mai
mlajsega, rdecelasega otroka M
kolena, da tam jedi. Potem po
stane tudi sivanka bolj donna,
ca. "Gospodicno Braunovo ims
Sc najrajsi, ker Sc casih z mic
smeje in jo pusti, da della, ka1
hoce. Toda ia je lahkomiselna
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Du$iica ROzanldrija
tsvETN1cA IN MEN NoREc,
s /. Agnes Gunthsr
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

rem je prilepljena barocna hi
|sica, "a nekdanjo strazo nekda-
ME gospode. - Nasproti je BIZ
la trgovinica Georgia Haeringa,
raj mladine, kjer SO se zmerom
cakale skatle kositrnih vojakov
in mozickov, ter majhen vrti-
ljak IL lepenke ma kupce. Zelo
je moral skloniti glavo dolgi
Thorstein, da je prisel v trgo-
vino, kjer ga je prijazno gospa
sprejela z zacudenjem:
''Puneko!"
"Da, toda oblecene so ze vse
posle, druge pa MISC "a boljso
gospodo. H..
Ena je Sc tn, toda zal Sc mi
je z MO primerila nesreca." Pc
teh besedah potegne gospa OBJ
zalovanjem puncko-lepotico il
skatle. Svetle lase ina, toda no.
SEX je hudo razbit. Harru zaza-
ri obraz. .a = !.
"Imenitno! Vzamem jo ;. D.
samo srajcka, XII jo ina to bit
je, je seveda hudo slaba. Taks-
ma ne more It'll ma dvor, breznos-
ka!"
Tedaj pa Sc spomni sivanki-
ce z brati in sestricami. z zabo-
jem pod pazduho gre po cesti
proti hisi, kjer visi mad kane
nitimi stopnicami obrtnisko zna-
menje, nenavaden vol. v obza-
lovanja vredni glavi mu tici Sc
kira. Tam sc bo dobil zakurjen
kotieek, topla izbica gospe po-
starice, XII nau jo bo odstopila.
Zdaj stoji sama spodaj v kade-
ci. Sc kuhinji in gospodari mad
kopico loncev. u
"Saj boste jedli pri nasi mi
Ii, gospod grof?"
N''Oh, prosim, posljite mi rajsi
v sobo!" ~, a. . -
Ne ljubi Sc mu,, da bi sc sill
", s,druz bo starih, boljsih
gospodov, gospoda postnega
upravnika, gospoda notarja in
gospoda sodnika, ko Sc mu zdi,
da razprostira n a d njihovimi
opoldanskimi pogovori sivi ne.
topir dolgocasja svoja krila. Pc.
starica Sc smehlja kislosladko,
obeta pa najboljse. Dobro je, da
Dusica ne vidi naslednjega, ne.
koliko kanibalskega pocetja. z
zepnim nozem prebije H arro
obraz puncke, Xxi Sc neumno
smehlja, da odletita ma majh.
nih kroglah nataknjeni ocesi ma
mizo. Crna suknja mu je zelc
napoti in ne bi bio dobro, ce
bi Sc proved seznanila z vsebi.
no zavitka, XII ga zdaj odpira
Harro. Zato jo slece in stoji tu
v belih rokavih ter suce svoj O
stri noz po ploscici puspanove.
ga lesa. Pol ure nato stoji or.
jak pred strmeco postarico, \
rokah ina ponvico, XII je tud
prisla IL njegovega zabojcka ii
lposkusa poleg kadece Sc gosi Sc
| greti svoj klej. .,r.. .....
i "Vidite, gospa postarica, to j.
pa nasa moska kuharska umet
most. Preprosto, ali ne? Srecs
da vas imamo. Cos pa imenitnt
dist"
Razburjeni postar - zarad
pogreba je danes kopica ljudi ,
hia odpre vrata, zagleda ,
kuhinjski sopari moza z zaviha
mimi rokavi in zaklice: Mart
tin, nesi kovcek ma sedemnajst.
stevilko! Kaj pomeni to posto
panic po kuhinji?"
'Da, gospod postar. Gospa po
starica, pazite, da klej ne b
prekipel, ker zal ne disi najbo
lie"
Vprico dekel, ki odpirajo ust'
in oci, 81 naloH Thorstein kov
eek gospoda Lahrmanna, tovar
u - - sass . 10y = a4
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zeIi Sc kupi+i

kakrsnokoli ledenico, katereko-
Ii velikosti. Kdor ina naprodaj,
MAJ pusti naslov v uradu "E"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-30

(Dalje prihod dnrc)
Evening star., 1945-04-16
IS District Area Men
Home on Fur|ough
From War Zones

Fifteen District area men have
been returned home on furlough
after serving overseas. The names,
local addresses, lengths of overseas
duty and branches of service for
these men follow:
European Theater.
I'd 1t. Marcellus Hughes, 3SO3 Alton
place NV, "a months with the infantry,
Sergt. Vernon Mcguire, 614 Maryland
avenge NE & II months With ths sn5 infsntry ni
eenth street Ne. 70 months with the
Pfc. William Cox, 1904 Queens LIANT.
Arlington, Va, "a months with the in
T1sergt S. M. Lane. 443e First street
NE, 8 months with the air forces.
st It. Ralph Rinaldi. 4405 Burlington
Dpse W Seofss %9ahs ohnson Ssn the g sesen
place N W. So months with the engineers.
Corpl. John Gibbons, Indianhead, Nd,
80 months with the infantry.
Mediterranean Theater
second street, Arlington, Va, 2s months
with the air forces.
street NV. x months in WITH a1 the ' Sanitary
PIC. Jesse Walden, 1898 Florida avenue
NV. 80 months with the ouartermaster
= seret. Berck Kearna. 21l4 H street
st 1t Thomas Miller, 1904 B street
Sc, 10 months with the infantry.
Southwest Pacific.
SiSerst John Kitchens, 3O33 Dent place
NV, l3 months with the air forces.
Trinidad.
Sergt. Palmer Steenerson, $500 Thir-
teenth street NV 10 months with the
Ad 'utant Generals Department.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Annexation Of Trieste
Promised by Tito
" the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, April 16 - Marshal
Tito, in an interview published in
Red Star yesterday. declared the
population of Istria and Trieste
desire to be part of Yugoslavia and
we are assured that their wishes
will be realized"
Istria is a corner of prewar Italy
adjoining Yugoslavia, and Trieste
is strategic port at the head of
the Adriatic.
Tito said Italy must make in
demnity for the damage rendered
our country by the Italian Army,
but up to the present nothing has
been returned to us"
Evening star., 1945-04-16
49 D. {. Men 10 Report
For Induction Today

A total of 40 Washington men
have been ordered to report for in
duction into the armed forces today.
Names of the men follow:
Evening star., 1945-04-16

Artley. Harry
Brenslnger. william
Giltelson, con
roward, Llewellyn
Kerr, James
Kidewell. Richard
O'Malley. Emmett
Russell, Raymond
Paul Soules
Larman, Charles
Fischer. Milton
Fitzpatrick, James
Haralson, Edward
Hyman. Morton
Johnson. Denny
Lucas, Fro1
Mariner, Vincent
Needelman, n.u.4ay
Dickerson. Henry
Hudson, Frank
McWilliams. Harold
Smithson. Joseph
Trotter, John
Wilcox, Robert. jr.
GreatOreY William
Evening star., 1945-04-16

Acton, Richard
Branca, PaSquale
Catlett. Willie
Clements, William
Dion, Louis
FisSell, Harry
Fleming, George
Jolliff. Alfonso
Mewshaw. John. ir.
Norman, Richard
Thompson, Jess
Turnburke, Kenneth
Booker, Clifford
Brown, Claude
Cook, Jesse
Corbin, Herbert
Green, William
jenkins. Resgie
Johnson, Cleaven
Jones, Wallace. jr.
Thomas, Charles
Wright, Delrose
Bryant, Charles
Webster, James
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-13
Remind Motorists
Of License Dead|ine
Loeel Office to Stoy
Open EVENINGS Feb. 1923

To aid residents of the Mount
Clemens area in obtaining 1945
license plates. the branch office
Of the Secretary of States Ii
cense bureau will remain open
until 8 p. m. beginning Feb.
10, until Feb. %, deadline on
1914 plates.
The announcement of the new
hours is made today by Ina
Mittelstadt. branch manager,
who explains the arrangement
is being made to accommodate
defense workers who find ii diff
ficult to obtain new plates dur
ing regular hours.
In addition to the weekday
evening hours, the new sched-
ule includes office hours from 8
a. m, to 5 p. m, on Saturday,
Feb. II.
Herman H. Dignan, secretary
Of state, reports there are still
many motorists without 1945 H.
cense plates, and urges them to
take advantage of the extended
hours to avoid the last minute
rush and lines.