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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-15
DIVE LADJI UJETNIKOV
Sc VRACA IL RUSIJE

MOSKVA, IA. marca.-Iz Ode
Sc Sc poroca, da sta odpluli cd
tam dive ladji, ma katerih Sc ma
haja ma tisoce ameriskih, brit
skin in francoskih vojnih ujet-
nikov, XII so bill osvobojeni cd
Rdece vojske ma vzhodni 'front.'.
Vec tisoc nadaljnih osvobojenih
ujetnikov caka ma povratek do
NOV V Odesi, kjer so nastanjeni
v najboljsih bolnisnicah irf sa-
natoriiih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-15
VLADA Ma DELU IA
BOLJsE UMETNE UDE

WASHINGTON, IA. marca.-
Urad armadnega kirurskega od-
delka je naznanil, da je narocil
laboratorijem General Motors
Co., da Sc pricne brez odlasahja
z delom "a produkcijo umetnih
udov alumija in plasticnega ma
teriala. Te vrste umetni udje bo-
do lahki in izredno prozni.
The Valley settler., 1945-01-05

7.7.A. PANEL s2 Q MEET MEET ON ON TUESDAY.
 On Tue seay, Jan. a, at 8 the mem- In the school house to make plans the regular ETA. meeting Jan" le. Tho following people will parti oi- pate: School board member, Mrs Frank Linn; bus driver;4Jpe' Lentz:: Doctor Dr.. Hoehn; nurse, Ruth Havenor;
 parent, Don Irwin; ma arshal1 Wm. Bouwens;. teachers ; Mary Stevens ,ond Virginia Wear; boy student, Jalmar Kerttu1a; girl stueent, Bonnie Moore ETA Mrs. I'M. San6vik.9 The topic is What I'd like to. see" in addition to or an 1mprov ement over what we have in our school. Any one with goao ideas will help the cause along by offering sugeesti ons. Last year a 7scus siop on "TruancY" was handl' eC " a very able coruni ttee. It Is :. her to know just how to measure 1t firm a standpdint of success, but just the lack Of students in the
 streets during s ch r6l; hours is 6e- ci6e1y on improvement. However,, there are tCO many parents whc take no interest in their offspring
 be nc <tfat of bringing then, into the worlds Children, not junior or senior high students, may be seen at shows, streets etc. all hours of tlr1 night never acc cmpanted by po1.ln nt. Some argue that school
 ST uld b. So int ting that 1t w9ul0 be the most desirable place fer chil6. There coul6 also be
The Valley settler., 1945-01-05

pie nty of us eful work st home--t' at
 makes 1schoo1 desirable. place. 1oo,. the 8 ohool is decid eely out: of ( te
 --pew tea chers from outside say, "Fif teen years out of date". Is it fair that the education of a conn muni ty should be ntire1y in the bands of the Comni s s i oner of Eouca-
 ti on? No factory manager hires a manager, ties his hands and still pembe cts him to compete wi tn a pro- gres sive world. Improved working
 D ndttions ano new sueg lions are the goal of progress. With a repe- ,tttion of wars and the young mon being used for cannon, fodder, world it be asking a course of study to Tuch to include a few happiness hours in. chool. True, the 5 R's are neces sary, but they can be along with mus c ,Tublic ,spe aking, etc. --and 'hdw about s ivocat ional educati on? Must the people of the Matanuska Vs Hey eve Ihere in order to be ,permi tted. t. have a decent educa8fon? !
 The 1egis lotive comni ttee has also been asked to ettsp next T1es- Iday's planning me eting, Mr.. MIMI Ter, , Mrs. E. King and Mrs. Dorothy Bell.
 The PTA Membership drive was uon by Mrs ffhe'rs Ii gEith Grade room t( leach room was g. team) .Sec md p1 ce went to Mrs. A.J. Swans on's roor. IThe room having the greatest number iof parents attending each TIA meet Iings from now till the c lose of Is chool will also win en ch time by IattencinG your meeting. Agnes Sanovik
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
How Easy Id Is
for Vets To Forget

stood In a line for inspection.
You stood in a line to 20 10
movie. A good half OF your time
was spent queued up, shuffling
slowly forward.
But memory Is short. Half
the customers in the lines you
see are former service men.
OF course, there is a chance
that they really haven't forgot
ten their vows, but that habit is
too strong and that at the sight
OF line they automatically fall
in.
/ know that's true in my case.
Only the other day, before 1
stopped 10 think, / fell in a line
and wound up at the general
delivery window OF the post
office.
You wouldn't believe it but I
actually complained about sleep
ing in a draft the other night
said II probably would give me
a crick in my neck and that l
would end up with a terrible
cold.
That mind you. from a guy
who not so long ago sincerely
believed in his heart that moth
ing could be closer 10 heaven
than TO sleep in three inches Of
water, not six. and 10 be able 10
go to sleep with dry clothes on.
But lemme tell you this: it
sure Is fun 10 be home where
when you complain some one
listens 10 you.
Distributed by hcNsuEht Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Vandenber9 Gets
Yuletide Surprise

feel 80 weak couldn't break
out of the district jail"
MR.. DOUGLAS MODE, secre-
N1 tary 10 Senator Homer
Ferguson Of Michigan. called
up in high state Of perturba-
ton.
II wish To report an outrage"
he sad II visited some friends
OF yours last night and they
spiked my milk"
Spiked your milk ."
"Yes with milk of mag
nesiA,"
A GROUP Of playful CTS in
"a Kyoto became intrigued by
the japanese girls operating the
elevators in the army head
quarters building They volun-
teered 70 give the girls free
lessons IN English and deport-
ment.
The damScls proved excellent
students. They praCticed until
they were letter perfect.
The result was that high
ranking officers were startled
a couple Of days later on enter
Ing the elevators In the inno-
cent belief that they were
extending a typical American
greeting. the girls bowed from
the vast and said
"Oh, my aching back"
WASHINGTON sharpshooters
w who have been getting
around rent ceilings by sticking
a few hunks Of broken down
furniture IN apartments and
renting them as furnished. now
arc shown 10 be veritab
neophyteS AT Skullduggery They
should take lessons from the
Chinese.
The city government Of Nan
king has ruled that rents can
be no more than 90 times those
Of 1887.
Landlords obey the rule-but
demand A huge St!H additional
for key n enter the house,
ph'1hut'1 by KinE Fest-rei syn Inc
Peproducron IN whole or IN pert
rrrhy prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
pOSf-OperaiiOn
Accidents Costly
BY HERMAN n. BUNDESEN, Md

stu occur in a certain number
OF instances.
T4fE- edfSe of the collapse Of
l. the lung is probably a plug
OF mucus or other material
which shuts off one of the larger
or smaller bronchi.
The bronchi are the tubes
leading 10 the air SacS in the
lungs, Just why these mucous
plugs form IS not definitely
known.
Many things have been
blamed, such as the irritating
effects of the anestheuc.
The aneSthetic may interfere
with the reflex action of cough
ing.
When collapse OF the lung oc-
curs-there are usually -te%eF,
sh allow breathing. a blush
color TO the skin known as
cyanosis, and pain in the chest.
The problem. then, is to re-
move the plug of mucus or other
material from the bronchus.
When this is done the air sacs
which have collapsed will ex-
pand and the symptoms will
clear up. Sucking out the ma
terial. using a bronchoscope.
may be possible and this method
should be employed when others
fail. However, 1t is usually un-
necessary to resort to this
measure.
SOMETIMES simple proceed
~ ures, such as slapping the
back, or encouraging hard
coughing spell will dislodge the
plug. The plug Of mucus may
have dried out, which will make
II more difficult TO diSlodge, and
there may be SpaSm Of the
bronchi, which also interfcres
with removal Of the plug
To thin out or liquefy the
plug, giving such drugs as potas-
SUM iodide or sodium iodide
may be useful. Then there are
other drugs such az ephedrine,
which can be given 90 relax the
spasm. II, in addition, efforts
are made TO produce coughing,
the material blocking the bron-
chus may be dislodged and the
condition cleared up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
LOng-Legged Girls
Quite the Vogue

done about the return OF fathers
In the armed forces whose chill.
dren are crying TO see them.
MULES a MEN
TN THEIR attitude toward
L their husbands wives should
keep their maternal instinct un-
der control. II a wife treats
her husband IN too motherly q
fashion ne often begins 10 treat
her as if she was his neither.
This causes his eyes 70 wan
der when other females are
present He becomes easy prey
for predatory brunets and She
wolf brown-eyed honey blondes.
Many women are often heard
TO say Men are just grownup
little boys" Maybe so. But
wise women treat their children
as children and their husbands
az adults. Such is the opinion
Of our Mules & Men Department
experts.
MRS. BILLY 'MA" SUNDAY,
WI now II, is still very active
AS an evangelist. She preached
in over a hundred cities this
year and about the same num-
Der in 1914.
viii Rogers had his auto
brakes tested every night. The
brakes on some of the jalopies
now on the streets and high
ways should be tested every
morning noon and night.
Distributed by King Features Synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Latest AnecdOfe
About Bob BencllIey

the show he plans socking the
offender on the beach. G,bye,
Harry!
Doris Waterman, FORMER Con-
over model. is now the bride Of
Navy 1t. F. Dooley.
Page 48 of a movie mag has
an article by the late Rob't
Benchley titled: Tt Shouldn't
Happen to a Man"
Frances Rich Ga TT. Comdr.
in the Navy Reserve) is be-
trothed to a Major. They'll
wed in ~. Y.
F. Carries B'way observation:
"POise seems TO he the ability
to continue talking while the
other guy picks up the check"
BROADWAY Confucius: Gal
~ Who Becomes Own Bread
winner Must Come Home With
a Crumb Now and Then.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
LAUGHS--THAT'S
WHAT WE NEED
BY HENRY McLEMORE

VET. much less than 365 days
i ago. I, like nearly all OF the
other men in the South Pacific.
would have gladly walked half
a day, through mud and heat,
if we had thought there was so
much as a handful of ice wait
ing for us.
All the water we had had for
months was that swimming-ho
tasting stuff out of a steam
ing Lyster bag or an even hot
ter canteen.
| had To laugh the other day
when a friend of mine, who also
served in the South Pacific.
grew indignant when he couldn't
get the particular brand OF beer
he ordered.
/ reminded him of the days in
New Guinea when we were
lucky 10 get a bottle of any
kind OF beer once a month. And.
when we did get a bottle. it was
hot as soup and to- get IL we
often had 10 stand in line as
long as three hours.
4 Nd speaking of lines, how
"A many of us els have sworn
by all that's holy that once
back home, we would never
stand in a line again, even il
$50 bills were being handed out
at the window.
You stood in A line for chow.
You stood in line for pay. You
stood in line for mail. You
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
One Word Led 10 Another
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER'
Justice Vets Is BLindfoLd


THE middle of generous month interesting
10 learn that Judge BeeEarker Of Manhattan strong for
reducing the cost of law and order.
"A magistrate" says Judge Beezarker gets joy
pleasure from imposing traffic fine" Well lemon squeezer
must feel the way about lemon. But it keeps
squeezing.
Seems there bit of the Walrus and Oysters
judges unrequed statement would believe his likely story
If there any record of magistrate returning fine
to papitating parker. With accrued interest
NoW, have pushed many fine that
gaUei- SCARED mahogany. I haze gandered in vain
for any symptom, of faith, hope or refunds in the
Judges eye I concede I neUer up in front of
Beezorker Of the noble impulses But UiU, soon
he reads this.
TNHERE but six full shopping days to Christmas and
i magistrate will stay where he while bring store
10 him picture him weeping and reaching for the
But still reaching.
He has always been object curiosity party
Of the second part when he thirty
hirtydolas and orders Next case All the alike
Every culprt the guilty Of parking
cornered with the windshield wpers running
Judge Beezarker of Manhattan dispenser
Of earmarked justice When walk into the works
know guilty with extenuating financial
lust plank down on the board and walk
- free whiskers the babershop floor All you
have been guilty Of is dsrespect replug And what
audience that judge He better than the original
softy wrote about who cries at card tricks
I Uould like to knotO If Judge Beezarker's con-
soiidoted sobberotion lasts long enough for him
cry himself to sleep. At my expense.
I'm foolish write this article, for Beezarker will 20
cunning for with loaded forefnger He dgal sharp
shooter Every time he points the duke he rings the bell
the legal cash register
often wondered how magistrates financed the municipal
good old buggy days They have
had terrific collection of whips.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
BROADWAY
RHYTHM

NEMOS OF a Midnighteri
UH Codsters report that
Louise Abortion Of the films
and Stswart Martin are
preaeher-bound.
irving Berlin ho, finished
some Of the songs for Annie
Oakley" the musical Jerome
Kern Wos TO score.
Carl RdUGzxa has been
signed for another six months
booking at the Roxy for next
season.
Howard Reilly can proUe
(Via the legal papers) that he
seeks no aiimony from Jean
Harrington.
Patsy Ruth Miller, silent
screen faUorite, Uiii make one
Of those unhappy announce.
rents.
Things you prob'iy neVer
kneU till now; That IL you
shout oUey the phone, you're a
nervous wreek.
Description by soldier
just back from the Aieutians.
"Irs miles and miles Of miles
and miles"
THE Irony of the Month The
Il Nov number Of the most re-
nowned digest mag was on the
stands several days before Bob
BcnChley died. 1t contained this
aHeedete about him Bob was
sitting around night club
drinking some awful stuff when
a pest started bothering him . =.
"Watcha drinkin' tn I stuff
for?" asked the bore. Don't
you know il is slow poison ?"
Well" quipped Benchley,
I'm in no hurry -
quotation Workmanship:
Wilson Miner: A man bigger
than you are is never liar. lie
is mistaken.
Harry Cool She gave very
performance.
Elise Jerard: She sat on her
emotions like suit case that
was too full but had to be kept
shut.
Vicki Baum: A good cry is
like sending your heart 10 the
laundry and getting it back
clean
Anon: Will power is the
ability TO eat one salted peanut.
Marion Hutton: That country
merely wants it's Independence.
Steve Ellis Looks as though
they are throwing pearl thar
bor) before swine.
G. B. Shaw: II Is dangerous
20 be sincere unless YOU are also
stupid.
Anon; Speak well Of your
enemies - remember you made
them.
Admiral Halsey: can't pub
licly say what the Japs are-but
they arsi
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
WASHINGTON
SCENE
By GEORGE DIXON

BY GEORGE DIXON.
votes, then return to the COM
mlttee.
This makes for inefYiciency
and besides, II IL very hard
on the legs. Half the timo
many of us do not know
whether We are going or COM
ing.
"TtkE myself. for instance.
am a member four
ma jor committees - commerce,
finance, foreign relations and
rules. All four were meeting
the other day, and the Senate
"a whole was also In session.
II don't know how many
times l was pulled away from
the committee meetings by
those confounded bells. By the
end OF the day my mind was
In whirl and my legs felt
az II had just finished the
sixth day OF the bunion derby.
Now my propositioD--which
consider the most practical
offered yet--ls this:
That the Senate hold Ses-
sions three days week, with
no committee meetings. And
that II hold committee meet
ing three days q week, without
Senate sessions"
I ASKED Mr.. Nandcnborg how
L he thought his colleagues
would feel about going on a
fun siN-day week. lie shook
his finger az me and said
Now don't start anything
like that We've got enough
labor controversies"
TlnS is strictly A local gag.
Il based on current epidemic
Of iail breaks from the Dis
trict Of Columbia hooSegow
The place seems 10 be very
loose AZ the Seams
Young Mr.. Jack Doherty
came into the National Press
Club after the seventh prisoner
had escaped. and some one
asked how he was feeling.
Not 80 good" he said II
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Best Way to Guard
Teen-Age Girls

down, while I go over and sit on
the other side OF the room and
give myself a good talking TO.
] often give myself a few imagi-
nary kicks In the place where
It will do the most good. This
has not made me perfect as yet,
but it has helped me wonder
fully in accepting criticism. COR
recting my faults, and outlining
plans for self-improvement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND
BY ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc.
Answer To Question No.

Answer 10 Question No. I
!. She has no business being
out alone and not in calling dis
tance OF home or other teen
ayers, with either. But nine
times out Of 10 she Is safer with
a boy Of her own age Psychia-
trists find many married women
have suffered a lifelong sex
shock in their teen-age years,
and nearly always from an
older man. Boys are essentially
manly and deferential, and Will
go no further than the girl in
vites.
Answer TO Question No. 2
2, First. people think a hear
ing aid is more of a sign of old
age than spectacles although in
many cases this is not true.
Second, they think hearing aids
are more conspicuous than spec
tacles. Third. and most import
ant of all, if they don't wear
spectacles. they suffer the pain.
but il they don't wear a hear
ing aid, other people suffer.
Answer to Question No. 5
3. A wise piece of advice by
writer Dwight Bradley. l often
imagine myself coming into the
room, shaking hands with N.Y.
self and telling myself 10 SIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
NTF 1 ever get home I swear
Il I'll never complain about
y e,xfhIn. ao-.t,,

NTF ever get home I swear
i I'll never complain about
n >,ythlng again"
millions Of GIs, including my
self, said that while serving
overseas. Said il not once. but
thousands of times, and meant
II every time we said II. Now.
millions of us are back home,
and / wonder how many of US
have broken that promise.
Count me in, brother.
II any one had told me a year
ago that / would find fault with
the way a nice fresh egg was
cooked, or would raise the devil
when a suit Of clothes was late
coming back from the cleaners
or gripe about having 10 walk
down TO the corner drugstore
I'm a light shower, ! would have
called him every CT epithet that
adds up TO liar.
Yesterday the refrigerator
went on the blink for a few
hours and 10 keep from having
10 drink warm water for half a
day ! had 10 drive about 10
blocks TO get a 50-pound chunk
OF ice.
You would have thought that
I had been ordered on a 20-mlle
patrol through an enemy-in-
Tested Jungle.
! cuSScd the refrigerator. I
cusscd the ice house for not be-
ing closer, and / cuSsed the city
for not running ice water
through its taps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
LIFE WITH SALT
ON THE SIDE

CraUs authors soy, and witty
poets sing,
That honest UsdIoek 70 . siori-
Gus thing. -
But dspth Of judgment most IN
him appears
Who wissiy wsds IN hi, U1otHTsr
years.
Pope.
lin agreement with the above
was Aristotle who said: The
age OF Is In the best time for
women To marry and the age
OF 81 or n little less for men.")
THE trend is toward long
l. legged girls. The demand
for lengthy ladies aS models and
movie actresses which has been
great is now reported terrific.
Not only that, the long limbed
lassies appear 20 be on the pre-
ferred list for matrimonial COM
panions.
At first II was thought this
latter situation was due 10 the
number OF tall young men hav-
ing increased greatly.
But il was learned that many
short men have yearnlng for
the tall and long legged fe-
males, too. That's why the sale
of height building shoes for men
has increased.
In Hollywood. where for
merly the limbs Of candidates
for stardom were only looked
at, now they are also measured.
II a young womans legs
measure less than 35 inches her
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
CENATOR ARTHUR II. VAN
- DENBERG. the imposing

CENATOR ARTHUR II. VAN
~ DENBERG. the imposing
Republican gen eman from
Michigan. takes Christmas seri-
AHusly. In fact he hates 10 go
bed Christmas Eve without
hanging up a couple OF Demo-
Gratis.
The Yuletide always finds him
brimmIng over with sentiment.
Consequently he was deeply
touched when the mail brought
n baton Of Christmas cards
from boys IN the Pacific.
They were the conventional
tyre Of cards, Wreaths Of holly,
nlS'lotoe, snow scenes. The
senator stacked them neatly
and reverently on hIs desk, in
-tnRdiRE "a write the ScnderS
Individually thanking them for
tunking Of hun IN their far
away ou'pOSts
but then II began 20 dawn
uyan him there was something
,'range about boys sending
holiday greetings n some one
iEcy didn't know lie eX-
auined the cards more closely.
Under the fold OF every one
Vas written:
NO boats-no votes"
INCIDENTALLY. senator
L Nsrdenherg IS greatly inter-
c-'ed IN the hill 10 reorgarlze
Congress. Spor ~ored by Senator
Robert NJ Latouette Jr OF
N-aonsin
Il am waiting for Lafollette's
tcport 30 come through" he
sad. "bccauSe have pro-
po~al of my own ! wish 10 add
AS YOU doubtless have oh
served. there il continual con-
fusion by senators being forced
20 run hack and forth all the
time between the senate floor
and the various committees.
a committee will be In ses-
sion and the bells will start
changing. meaning that a vote
IL coming mp on the aoor. The
senators have 10 dash from
70 committee room, sometimes
m the dead run, cast their
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
By WALTER WINCHELL

BROADWAY Small Talk:
~ Maxine Sullivan, who saved
her coin when she was going
big, just bought an eight-room
unanse in the Bronx on Ritter
Place.
The Wldenstein Galleries
sold a famous Toulouse-Lau-
tree 30 Sam Goldwyn as a gift
for Mrs. G..
Gloria Hope. the vocalist, and
her Navy 1t. bridegroom are
imaging.
VIM. Horne, the American
tenor. is top contender for
the role in the film, Life of
Enrico Caruso."
Talk about the Irish Sweeps
stakes being resumed after
Jan. 1st.
Harry Revel, composer of the
"Are You with IT." score, was
so incenSed over one review of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
YOUR
HEALTH

FOLLOWING operations, there
are various types OF accl-
dents which may occur.
One OF these is called post
operative atelectasis, and means
collapse Of the lung tissues.
II is important that every
thing possible be done 10 keep
this condition from occurring.
Prior to operation. the nose
and throat should receive care
IN make sure that the air pas
sages will he kept open.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

More important is the imme-
date care following operation
which is carried out by the an
esthetist.
This consists Of having the
patient breathe in carbon di-
oxide and sucking out the mucus
from the throat, nose and the
deeper parts OF the air pas
saGes such as the windpipe.
Even with all these precau-
tions. collapse Of the lung may
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
BY E. V. DURLING

chances for a film job are slim.
The Hollywoodians prefer
girls whose underpinningS are
as long as those OF Lauren
Bacall and Alexis Smith. which
measure 81 inches.
MASCOT
EORMER marine says upon
Il his discharge he was elected
10 take care of his outfits mas
cot. a pup named Chico. Civil
ian life does not agree with
Chico, because he doesn't like
civilians. They bore him. The
only time Chico seems to have
flIH is when he sees a marine or
sailor. He wags his tail at the
marines and barks furiously at
the sailors. The rest OF the
time Chico broOds. Seems some
thing should be done about get
ting Chico back in the marines.
Know any marine outfit that
could use a Grade A mascot7
BRIEFLY
THAT haunting tune the st.
Il Louis Blues has supported
its composer. w. G. Handy, for
81 years. 1t still nets around
$25, 900 annually in royalties.
In St. Paul, a Bring Back
Daddy club has been formed by
young mothers whose husbands
are overseas with the armed
forces. These women plan to
harass authorities in Washing
ton until something drastic is
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

GETTING ALONG WITH
PEOPLE
~ Milton Wright, Noted Psychologist
d. YOU really KNOW YOURSELF
You muSt--to master the art Of getting
along with people.
This booklet fully explains
YOUR BASTC EMOTIONS
and how they affect getting along with
people. II also tells the difference be
tween introverts and Extroverts and
hos 10 identify each.
WHICH ARE your
You can learn these important things
about yourself BY sending o cents and
q self-addreSsed. stamped Sc envelope
% DR.. Wiggam. care The Detroit Times.
This Is a nonproit service 10 readers.
Copyriyht ioAs John Diie ca