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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

yo tez zanko, dvigne lovec pail
co, zanka Sc zadrgne okrog 81
kajoce ka6e in strupena prazil-
ka je vieta. Vsak posestnik, ma
katerega posestvu je mnogo kac,
dobi zabojcek = naslovom. Kace
je treba le1poloziti v zabojcek in
ga odnesti ma najblizjo posto ali
zeleznisko postajo. Ia odposilja-
tev kac ne racuna ne postna, ne
zelezniska uprava nikakih pri-
stojbin.
Zavod ina zveze z mad tisoc
posestniki, XII mu odposiljajo ka-
.ce posebno ' casu zetve. Zato nj
.cudno, da -je zavod prejel v rs
letih, odkar obstoji, mad 80, 900
kac. Sedaj prejema vsako leto
okrog 1000 zivih kac, cd katerih
je polovica klopotac, katerih
strup je petkrat mocnejsi cd
strupa drugih kac. Ko prejme
zavod zabojcke, .jih izprazni in
poslje posestniku protistrup.
! Kako odyzamejo kaei strup?
Takoj OBJ prihodu poloze kaco
ma tia in j a drgne j o zanko
okrog yratu. Nato jo roko pri-
mejo "a rep. Pred zrelom drze
stekleno posodo posebne vrste.
Kaca diyje zasadi zobe v rob po-
sode in pusti ma MEM nekaj kap-
ljic strupa-povecini brezbarv-
no, pri nekaterih tudi mleeno ali
rumenkasto tekocino. Da odda
kaca cim vec strupa, pritisnejo
njene zobe Sc moeno oh posodo.
Nato odnesejo kaco v zbiralisce
in jo puste tam tedne dolgo brez
hrane. Kace live lahko mesece
dovolj brez hrane. Pc 'dveh do
treh tednih, ko 81 kaca spet ma
here dovolj strupa, il ga zopet
odvzamejo. To sc veckrat ponav-
liza.
Kako izdelujejo pa serum
protistrup? Svezi strup filtrira-
jo, da ga izeistijo. Nato ga v po-
sebnih prostorih posuse pri 81.
Pri tenn Sc tekocina izpremeni v
kristale. TIE male kristale raz-
tope v nekoliko slani vodi. To
raztopino vbrizgnejo v majhni
mnozini konjem ali oslom pod
kozo. Po treh ali petih dneh Sc
to ponovi, ali v vedno vecjih
mnozinah. Polagoma sc zivalsko
telo tako navadi ma strup, da
prenese k koncno vecstokratno
mnozino tistega strupa, XII bi
drugaee imela smrtne posledice.
v krvi zivali Sc namree tvori pro-
tistrup. Ko ina zival vratne Ii
lie pet do sest litrov krvi, il
katere izlocijo zdravilni serum.
Seveda so protiserumi razne
vrste. Ia ysake vrste kaG je po-
seben. Izdelujejo pa tudi serum
proti raznim vrstarn kaejega pi-
ka. Tega dobe ma ia nacin, da
vbrizgajo konju strup vec vrst
kae hkrati. Ia protistrup Sc ra-
bi, ko clovek ne We, katere vrste
kaca ga je picila.
Zdravilni serum vbrizgajo
bolniku pod kozo ma hrbtu, in 81
Ger 20 do 40 centiiiarov, in to
'cimprej po piku. v Braziliji
ozdravi ma ia nacin vsako leto
okrog $4,000 ljudi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

gra: sibirskega, bengalskega in
javajskega, je bengalski tiger
najvecji in najmocnejsi. z 80
centimetrov dolgim repom vred
doseze odrasel samec dolzino
treh metrov. Prebiva v dun
glah, v goscavah in grmovjih
step. ce je lacen, Sc pribliza tu-
di vasem in mestom in je zelo
predrzen. Je neutrudljiv popot-
mix, XII v eni sami noci prehodi
in preisce do 40 kilometrov dol
go pot. V sill PLAYA zelo dalec po
derocih rekah in veletokih. Do
macini Sc ga zelo boje in vidijo
v MEM bozjo kazen, proti kateri
Sc nj mogoce boriti. Zelo nerad
in zelo redko Sc domacin sprawl
ma low proti tel zveri.
Tiger 81 izbira tudi cloveske
zrtve. Ponekod tako neprestano
pref ma eloveka, da Sc donacini
ne upajo vec il svojih vasi. V ta-
kin primefih Sc vladar tiste po-
krajine ali kak evropski lovec
odloci "a low ma strasnega ljudo-
zrca. Oh zeleznici, XII pelje skozi
dzunglo Madras, je toliko nevar-
nih tigrov, da SO morali sezidati
posebno mocno zgrajene cuvaj-
nice. V prejsnjih cuvajnicah je
namrec tiger veckrat napadel
cuvaje.
Ugotovili so, da je ena sama
tigrica v enem letu raztrgala 0
ljudi. Seveda Sc tiger ne lott vsa-
kega cloveka. Je previden in pre-
racunljiv, kakor so vse macke.
ze cd dalec prav dobro loci obo-
rozenega Evropejca cd sibkega
domacina. Evropejca bo lie red
kokdaj napadel, a domacina, po-
sebno otroka pa Sc takoj lott.
Nerad pa Sc srecasz canglijem,
indijskem divjim psom, XII je po-
doben srednje velikemu hrtu. Ii
psi love v krdelih in ne lajajo.
Svojo zrtev obkrozajo 2 vedno
manjsimi krogi in jo nazadnje
napadejo hkrati. Morda Sc tiger
boji njihove mnozine. Ali tudi
neslisni nacin njihovega Iowa mu
najbrz nj vsec.
Tigra love ma razne nacine.
Najveckrat s sloni, S katerih
hrbtov streljajo lovci mani. Ia
nacin Iowa Sc najbolj prilega "a
-bengalske stepe, kjer je trava
tako costa in visoka, da SIC clo-
vek ne hi mogel preriti skozi njo.
Ali ne prestavljajmo 81 tega ma
Gina Iowa kot streljanja v tarGo,
pri cemer so lovci v kosarah ma
slonovem hrbtu povsem ma var.
nem. Tudi tax Low je nevaren in
zahteva Cd lovca izredne hladno-
krvnosti in pazljivosti. Res je,
sloni so mirni in ma tax loy ma
vajeni. Ali vendar Sc zgodi, da
napade tiger slona ii BE mora Ia
braniti. Pri tenn seveda Sc ne mo-
re mirno gibati in zgodi Sc, da
odlete lovci IL kosare ma slono-
vem hrbtu ma tia v blizino divje8
zveri, ali pa pod noge divje ote-
pajocega Sc slona. In kar napa-
de ranjeni tiger ali ma kartstopil
sion, se vec ne game.
Kakor smo y omenili. prirede'
Evening star., 1945-06-06
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
Q. How old is the Office of
Speaker?-R. B. N.
A. The origin of this important
office is shrouded in mystery. There
was no known Speaker Of the British
House of Commons until the last
Parliament of Edward III, and the
name of Speaker is first recorded
In the Rolls in 1877.
@. Is Molotov the real name of the
Soviet Foreign Minister?-E. L. H.
A. Molotov's real name is Scriabin.
He adopted Molotov, which means
hammer" when he joined the Boil
sheviki in 1906.
@. Which is the greatest stock
exchange in the world?-M. L.
A. The London Stock Exchange
is the greatest and most interna-
tional in its business, covering every
corner of the earth and every class
and type of security.
@. What are the duties of a flag
Shlp?-M. M. E.
A. The Navy Department says that
flagship serves as the headquar-
ters of the flag officer in command
of a naval force.
@. BY what authority is soldier
dishonorably discharged from the
Army?-R. B. B.
A. An enlisted man will be dis
honorably discharged pursuant to
sentence of a general court-martial
or military commission, and on
no other authority. A dishonorable
discharge is equivalent to complete
expulsion from the Army.
@. What is a blister gunner on a
B-29?-I. L. s.
A. A blister gunner is gunner
who has the position below the
fuselage.
Q. Did the Federal Government
build the Union Pacific Railroad?
M. R. G.
A. In literal sense the Govern
illCliG dAi ilOJ tOllo III uSG lllc OlllOll
Pacific Railroad. For each mile of
completed railroad Congress offered
6,400 acres of public lands and a
loan of $4,000 to s48. 900, depending
on the terrain, which was to be
first mortgage on the railroad. A
subsidy was thus offered to the
road.
O. How many performances did
the original Floradora production
have in New York City?-A. N. Q.
A. Five hundred and forty-seven
@. What duties are assigned to
members of the Air Transport
Command of the Army Air Forces?
e. E.
A. In addition to being respons-
ible for ferrying all aircraft within
the boundaries of the United States
and abroad, the Air Transport Com
mand transports personnel, ma
terial and mail for all War Depart
ment agencies, except those served
by troop carrier units, and is re-
sponsible for the control, operation
and maintenance of ablishments
and facilities on air routes outside
the United States which are within
the jurisdiction Of the commanding
general of the Army Air Forces.
Evening star., 1945-06-06

ton until an opportunity arose to
attack a worthwhile target.
AS she moved slowly along the
bottom there was jar throughout
the boat. She plowed ahead for a
moment. Then she stopped lost all
forward motion, although her pro-
pellers still were churning.
Apparently Hopelessly Stuck.
The screws were reversed, and still
she did not move. She had plowed
into a mudbank, and apparently
was hopelessly stuck.
The men aboard were worried, of
course, but there was no panic.
Each man continued to do his joo
-submariners always do that, for
they know that individuals all must
carry on with their own jobs for
the good of the boat,
Evening star., 1945-06-06

Time after time her screws were re-
versed, sending vibrations through
out the boat. She'd move slightly
then she'd stick again. Enemy war
craft were seeking the bemired boat
to batter her with depth charges.
Again and again she tried to pull
out. Finally she moved. The men
grinned at their companions. Things
were looking up.
They tried again and she moved
Evening star., 1945-06-06

again. this time for a longer dis
tance, and finally she was free. But
speed had been reduced and the
vibrations continued. The screws
had been twisted out of line in the
tug-of-war to pull out of the mud
bank.
But she came home.
This is the way 1t. Comdr. j. r.
Dunson, then a junior officer on
the bemired boat, tells of her mar
Evening star., 1945-06-06

anu Ine oldle
Departmenthave We
got tie n results
at last, but nei-
ther the results
they wanted nor
the kind they
particularly like
- though they
seem to be like
thK kind they
mlsht reason
ably have ex-
pected. :
What happen
ed is that sud-
denly the Rus.
ciopx have ker
Evening star., 1945-06-06

BY the Associated Press.
AT SUBMARINE BASE IN
WESTERN PACIFIC, June O.
Stuck in the Shiny mud of enemy
coastal waters while Japanese war
craft sought her overhead, an Amer
lean submarine fought her way out
OF the mire and escaped.
Waters were not charted COM
pletely in the area where she
cruised on war patrol. But she
had gone in close to shore to carry
on the war of attrition which has
reduced the Jap merchant fleet to
numbers far below those needed to
maintain supply lines.
She went down to escape detec-
Evening star., 1945-06-06
TheGreatG GameofPOlitics
Arguments of Stettinius' Critics Used
By Russia for Own Purpose, Says Writer

assailed Mr.. Hull-and that the more
raucous of them are friends of Mr..
Welles. Aside from that, however,
it does seem that it would have been
better if they had all held their fire
until the conference was over. They
hardly can like the adroit use which
the Russians are making of them.
Evening star., 1945-06-06
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. "A-1f
8,

row escape from the listing over
due and presumed LOST:
I'VE had bit Of trouble on one
run when we got stuck in the mud
and damaged the screws in pulling
off -
Evening star., 1945-06-06
By Frank r. Kent

The political and journalistic
groups which all through the San
Francisco Conference have been as
sailing Secretary of State Stettinius
Evening star., 1945-06-06
to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
street NE, Washington ., D. C. Please
inclose 3 cents forFreturn postage.
Evening star., 1945-06-06
Mired American Sub
Hunted by Japanese,
Escapes 10 Safety

This is another OF a series OF
stories on submarines and men
pho man the underseas feet in
the Pacifc.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Bid Gets
Airport Job

4 bid of Sl504T. the highest OF
four submitted was accepted too
A4v hy the hptruIt Metropolitan
AViaton Planning Authority for
conducting a survey 90 determine
tho location. size and SiNlp OF De
froit'S proposed new airport
The successful bid WAS sub
rfttgd bv an association oi two
rrms. smith. Huchman and
GryIIS of Detroit and tIorncr,
Shifrin and smith of st Louis.
Like the othcr three bidders these
firms submitted preliminary
survey
other h.d, were $50 o00 by Git-
fpis and VALET ot Detroit Si5 000
hv Ford. Bacon and Davis Of
Aeu &,.t- -trti->i22 .-1trtt f7v Michael
Baker IA. of Rochester PIT.
The contract was awarded after
the tids were opened today m
the Rackham Building and the
bidders interviewed 10y the tcChm-
ral committee of the authority
headed 10y $. b. Dean.
The survey rs 80 begin 2 week
after signing of the contract and
completed in l20 DAYS. The money
will come from $4,000 gwen by
the state 20 the Michigan Board
-of t1onaujics. Since Macomh
and Oakland counties are TO be
sarviccd lhc survey Will deal with
the needs of an area of iO-mIle
rsfuS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Army Fraud
HmIpTiSOnS >

PARIS. Jan. - NP)-FINe
more American soldiers were SEN
fenced today to 25 years 40 hard
labor 4nd given diShouorable dis
rnatgcs Tor conviction ON charges
OF plllerIng L =. Army goods IN
rrr arn7y'S w1SS court martial
TRIALS ef black mdritrtCUTS.
one of the FIVE Is SGT. Herman
Duck of Detroit. charged with
three others with stealing 600
packs of cigaretS. chocolate,
chewing gum and tooth paste.
The goods were sand TO have been
sold on the black market in Paris.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Another Trial Delay
For Isadore Bernstein

Further delay came today ~
the arralEnnpp+ Of E4SaAeft- -t5trrr-
stein. former Purple ganEStcr al
lae-ale -trvritGi m the N. Martin
b. Robinson holdup case which
set OFT the 1910 graft and vice
inXeSuEatlnnS----
Atty. George Day, appearing
for the defendant. who IS still
facing triaI on conspiracy 20
nbStruct Justice charge, told Re
eefdeiiS Judge Gerald w Groat
that Bernstein had not yet an
rived from Beverly His, Cal.
Judge Groat set March 10 as
the final deadline for Bernstein
appearanGn.--
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
W oman Guerilla
Flies Ia MacArthur

GEN. NacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. LUZQN, Jan. "a
OUP)-A Milwaukec-born woman
who became a lieutenant in a
Filipino guerrilla band, Mrs. Ira
line punniug Acosta. Al, together
with her daughter Dolly ID. and
her son Boots, Is today reached
Cen NacArthur.S headquarters IN
am American plane.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
s Million Rent Refunded

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A CUP)
The office of Price Administra-
zion SAID today that nearly 5000
na0 had been refunded 10 tenants
living i'm promises subject TO OPA
rent control regulations during the
last wear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Gets Z 10 5 Years
In Car Death Case

Convicted Of leaving the scene
of an accident Frank J. SulN %.
OF 203O Caniff, HamtramCk, father
Of three children. was sentenced
today by Traffic Judge Thomas +.
Maher to serve from two 10 five
years in jackson Prison.
Sulki. according TO witnesses,
was driving the car in Jos. Cam
pau the night of last April 30,
which struck Pvt. Francis y.
FiSher-46. OF the Veterans uard
OF Canada. Windsor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

Order the United states War
savings stamps from Your De-
trnit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver Them Ia NouF home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains
RapoIeon's Waterloo?

The great Napoleon VINO conquered nations
vas himself a victim Of after eating pains
Those who are distressed with stomach 4L
ulcer pains indigestion, gas pains heart
t4+fn- -t-tf-t1-rr- FFuEHriun, bIuat and othei
conditions caused by excess acid should ltN
Vdra. Get g5c box of ldEa Tablets
from your druggist, FIRST dose must con
s.,a-- or return BOX 20 10 and get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACH
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
mas YOU DOSING AND HOPING
Then prore TO yourscI| ,ohGf etioe'
lire results you can get HOto
triih this medicine

Gpru vuur own way toward dslivrvance
others have enjoyed, Make up your mind
you'rs going 20 use something that gets
O. work on rheumatic pain. You want
help YOU can feel. So get C-l225, II YOU
suffer from rheumatic pain or musca-
Gar aches. Don't be put Oft with rs or
huts Caution; Jse only a' directed.
First bottle purchase price refunded If
not satisfied Cos aud $Ioo, get C-2215.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-25

sU~rTTrsENENI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14

doctor Mccormick is not ONLY
the head of the Thayer Hospital"
Agnes answered coldly. but he is
the best doctor in Beauchamp. And
Gail
Il know. Calls only a poor rcla-
ton Lucicnnc lit Il cigarette, blow
ing smoke with more enthusiasm
than skill. "Where's Aunt Reyna?"
She went back upstairs after
lunch. believe she's working on
her book"
"N hat a wonderful life she's had,
mean, living in Europe all these
years, and knowing practically ev-
crybody. 1t must'vc been awfully
gay"
Il see nothing wonderful" Agnes
SAID, about Il woman who ruined
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14

n GHES THAGFR sat stifHv
~ before her handsome desk.
\ checking lists for tonignt's
party. She was "A spare, angular
woman. the lines of her body as
sharp as her tongue. Neither the
marcelled scaliops of brown hair on
her sallow forehead nor her rNpon-
sive black-and-white print dress
could disguise the fact that she
looked more like an o~ld-faShioncd
schoolteacher than Mrs. Howard
Thayer, mistress of Black Oaks. the
famous old Thayer house.
The blazing August sun poured
through the open French windows.
But Agnes ignored the physical
discomfort. There wa still so much
to do. Flowers for the drawing
room. "Ill call the florist" she de-
cided. There aren't near enough
flowers in the garden" There was
an ever more ~exasperating problem.
though. Extra maids. She must
have at least two, with so many
people coming.
Agnes suffered acutely from the
servant shortage. No sooner did
she find the perfect cook, the intel
Ggent gardener. than her husband,
Howard, snatched them away for
service at the Thaycr-Jelke plant.
''They're much more useful turning
out engines for bombers than serv-
ing tea and cookies to the Woman's
Club" he assured her tartly. "We're
fighting a war, Agnes"
As if she could forget it! AGNES
pale lips compressed with a mar
tyred expression. No n could say
Mrs. Howard Thayer wasn't doing
her share. The Red Cross, the
U.S.O., the Scrap Drive. And the
Springdale Health Association.
Now there was a sore spot with
Agnes. Against her wishes; AGAINST
her blunt, outspoken objections, the
Committee had decided to offer the
Job of Health Officer to young DR..
Gail Benton.
The door opened and her step
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14
GOOD BET If YOU LOSE

GAMBLING men have an eX-
preston. Good bet even if you
lose" BY that they mean you took
a sound chance. that in the long
run YOU would be better off for
taking I NJ of similar risks with
similar possibilities of gain. 1t is
that way With many close ques-
tons in bidding at either rubber
bridge or total contract point dup
llcate. In many situations you are
more likely to lose than gain by
your action, but what you stand
to gain is much greater than what
you stand to lose, thereby justify
ing the hazard.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14

sive and ridiculous. Ladies' Day."
she asked.
Come in. Reyna." Agnes frowned
slightly. You look tired, are you
all right"
"Well," Rcyna answered judi
ciously, "my throat feels as if it
We're coated with sawdust-"
"fou may have picked up a cold
on the train"
Reyna had arrived in Beauchamp
only yesterday. On last December
seventh, she had been caught in
Hawaii where she was writing a
series of articles on the pineapple
industry for Leaders Mdgdeine.
After Pearl Harbor, she had stayed
on, writing vivid, graphic stories
Tor the American press. In July she
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14

had finally needed her brother How.
ards pleas end had sailed for tbs
United States.
Tonight Agnes was giving a
party in her honor. Il suppose my
old friends will tell me | haven't
changed -. much" Reyna's clipped
voice was wryly amused. Il dare
them to-"
"It's been ages since you left
Beauchamp, hasn't it, Aunt Rcy-
na?' Lucienne asked. She was re-
mendously impressed by her newly
found aunt. Luciennc admired wom-
en- who did things. That was why
she was so crazy about Gail Benton.
"Thlrty years, my pet. And If
I'd had any sense, | wouldn't have
come back"
fTo he continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14
Your Weekend Question

What is the principal difference
between the order Of events in the
play of the several main types oS
suit hands?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
BY Chic Young
Tho Authority on Authorities"

that South bid 2-No Trumps on
his second turn instead Of 2
Hearts. In a nutshell, both SOuths
considered their holding worth a
borderline opening bid,
Neither West liked the idea OF
leading the only unbld suit,
spades, for obvious reasons.
though even the lead of any card
of that holding would kave beaten
South just as definitely as any
other lead. One West picked the
club 5 as his lead because he felt
his four cards gave him some pro-
lection against the II of that
suit. The other West picked a dia-
mond because North's bidding
made it pretty clear the clubs
We're longer.
Play proceeded quite naturally
at both tables, with East SWITCH
ing to spades the moment he got
the lead. When a diamond was
led, the contract was set two
tricks. and where a club was, it
got set a single trick.
But just notice what a differ
ence would have been caused by
an even division of the six out
standing clubs, If that had pre-
vailed, both declarers would have
made their contracts. And the
chances of that distribution were
about 40 per cent, a chance worth
aiming at when you think of the
profit if it had worked out.
Your Weekend Question
What is the principal difference
between the order Of events in the
play of the several main types Of
suit hands?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-14
70 NY HEAR? & Mz*xr
CHAPTER ONE

5 DHSIt"5U/Ep B/HHVG SYNDICATE NC
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
Notice

You'd certainly think you were in China, if you ate that Chop Suey, Chow Mein, Foo Yung, etc., at the Yum Yum,
 Or in New Orleans if you ate that Chicken, Crab or shrimp Gumbo,
 Or in Italy if you ate that It. allan Spaghetti, " '
 Or in5tbe heart of Mex,co il you ate that Red Hot Chih sGon Carne or Enchillados,
 And many different saad- wiches, Hot and Geld.
 Orders sent out or call in. Open from 6 until 2:30-opeR later on Party orders. Closed Sunday. The Yum Yum. tadv)
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
Navy Wants Oil Work Continued

Washington (P}-The Navy has asked Congress to permit continuance of the search for now oil source m it's Alaskan reserve. Commo lare c eeman, Director of the Naval petroleum reserves, told the House Naval Affairs committee that it will be neees- sary to carry on the explorations by private contract because of the impending demobiization cf@ Naval personnel now engaged m the work.
 He estimated costs of teehnica work and drilling of wells in the next 3 years will be $S,90O,0o0. /.
 Five separate oil bearing sands have been found m test well at Umiat mountain he said, aha "although none proved of com mercial value" their discovery indicates beyond question that the drilling is being carried out in oil bearing country.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

Headqua, ters, Alaskan Dept The War and Navy depart ments announced today that sol- diers and sailors and ther folks. back home may exchange cable, and radio holiday greetings this year without restrictions.
 Messages should be filed net later than Dee. D.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
Notice

All volunteer Bremen are ask to attend a special meeting of the fire department, to be held tomorrow, Sunday, Dee. 9 at 3 pm at the fire hall.
 Plans for the New Years Eve ball will be discussed.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

Mrs. Freida Clayton and Mrs. Franklin Harris have joined the staff at the W. J. Erskine & Go. store.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Facts About Diamonds; These are average
current prices for unmounted quality dia-
monds. Add lo'c for federal tax (The exact
weights shown occur infrequently) Size
alone docs not determine diamond values
Color, cutting, bulliance and clarity have
an equally important hearing. You should
have trusted jewelers. hest advice at all
times when buying diamonds
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

9~Y 1 9~y

Many before you have paced such haIIo@ed asIes
and yet the Joys you feel and yours alone The day
The diamond engagement ring. carefully chosen
token young dreams and hopes, holds happy vigil
to keep that memory glowing De Beers Consolidated
Mines Limited, and Associated Companies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

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