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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
UREDNIsKA STRAIN aENAKoPRAVNosT

je brezplacno, "a kar Sc podruz-
MICA najlepse zahvaljuje.
Mas relifni odsek "a nitro po-
moe Jugoslaviji je pricel 2 nabi-
ranjem v oktobru. Nabrale so
sestre: Mary Rant $4,000,
Mary Jurca S3OO.sO, Mary Knez
$4,000, Liza Mention $4,000,
Kat. Junko $500, posamezniki
$45c.0O. (Ine.1a darovalccv OBJ
javljena V Prosveti). Vseg a
skupno Sc je poslalo ma SANSov
urad v Chicago "a WRFASSD
S1,5O1.8O.
Y obleki in drugih potrebsci-
nah SO Slovenci v Detroitu in
okolici darovali do sedaj 1000
funtov, odposlano po podruznici
zOJSA v neWyorsko skladisce.
Detroitski Jugoslovani smo od-
poslali 10 ton blaga, tretja po-
siljka DO v kratkem poslana.
V nedeljo Il. januarja OBJ 3.
popoldne prirede jugoslovanske
zene v pomoe bednim v Jugosla-
VIII skupni koncert v Romun-
skem domu, Russell in Farms
worth Ave. Sodelovali bodo raz-
nj jugoslovanski umetniki, med
mimi mas glasbeni umetnik Jo-
ze Topolak, XII DO igral lastno
kompozicijo "Jugoslovanski od-
mevi" ma citre. Sestri Volk bo-
sta zapeli par nash lepih narod-
nih pesmi. Vstopnina je rs CEN
tov. Pc koncertu prosta zaoava.
Dolznost vsakega zavednega
Slovenca in Slovenke je, da Sc
udelezi in S svojo navzocnostjo
pokaze, da zna ceniti pozrtvoval-
most nasega naroda in hoce ubla-
ziti silno trpljenje nestetih zr-
tev fasisticnega barbarstva.
Lila Mention, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Lozani vabijo

BOZlcnl In nOVOletm praznlki
SO minili. Precej veselja je BIZ
10 in zabav ma. vseh koncih in
krajih. Sedaj pa smo po malem
oddihu zopet zaceli z novo paro
ma nasi domaci 'front.'. V to-
varnah Sc je zopet zasukalo ko-
LESLIE in stroll brnijo svojo sta
70 pesem in nasa sveta dolz
most je, da skrbimo, da Sc t
stroll ne bodo pref ustavili, da
DO dobljena castna zmaga ma
sega orozja in da Sc cimprej
povrnejo nasi fantje V n a S o
3redo.
Da, vsak izfned mas je pricel
zopet z delom, XII nam ga nala
ga nasa drzavljanska dolznost,
vendar. pa tenn nj receno, da
bi Sc Cd casa do casa ne smell
tudi malo razveseliti. V pred
pustnem casu je re tako nasa
slovenska navada, da prireja-
mo razne zabave in veselice, da
80 narod vsaj malo razvedri po
trudapolnem vsakdanjem delu
Ii in V veseli druzbi prijateljev po'
zabi "a par ur ma vse krize IN
tezave, katerih imamo vsi do,
vo1j v teh resnih cash. ~
Tudi clanstvo nasega dru
3tva, Loska dolina, je sklenilo,
da V letosnjem predpustu pri.
redi plesno veselico in sicer 10,
/ februarja v Slovenskem domu
IA Holmes Ave. Samo po sebl
/ 5se razume, da bodo Lozanje pri-
pravili vsega, kar spada k do,
bri domaci zabavi. Kuharice Sc
/ Sc zavzele, da bodo postregle
o,susnim prigrizkom in nasi ma,
takarji pa s prVovrstno kapljir
E.co. Da Sc DO vsak, Xxi ga vessel
pies, tudi lahko zavrtel, bo p7
slsrbela Srnickova godba, X
bo klozila pristine slovensks
4 valcke in poke, da Sc bono tu
di tisti lahko zavrteli, ki smc
ze bolj trdil. kosti.
Zato, dragi rojaki in prija
i telji nasega drustva, re danes
apeliram ma yse, da 81 omenje
no "predpustno soboto' rezer.
lvirate in Sc prav gotovo ude,
I lezite plesne veselice drustvs
Loska dolina Y Slovenskem do
4 mu ma Holmes Ave Vstopnic,
tsi lahko 81 sedaj nabayite, 81
90 so centov ga osebo in jih do
bite pri clanih nasega drustys
lali pa jill beste Iallko dobili tu
q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Drustev velikega New Yorka,
dne IA. jdsluarja 1916 d SIo-
Uenskem dOnlls b BrOOkIynu.

UIte ~. JtUSHUFJG IJ40 U $40
Uenskem dOn1u b Br0Oklynu.
| Najbrz je vsakomur nasi.
naselbini znano, kako aktivna je.
organizacija Zdruzenih Drustev
v raznih vojnih aktivnostih, Hi
SO danes potrebne ozirom ma
naso domovino Ameriko ali pa
"a pomoc nasemu ljudstvu v
start domovini. Vsaka aktivnost
pa zahteva trosenje denarja "a
to in ono potrebno stvar, XII jo
je treba nabaviti, "a oglasanje
in druge sli(re potrebe. Mi smo
sicer koliko 1goce skromni '
nasih izdatkih, foda ker be dol
go nismo imeli nobene priredi-
TIVE V korist organizacije same,
Sc je nasa boil revna blagajna
precej iznicila in jo je treba
nekoliko podpreti. V ia namen
tudi prirejamo ,letos naso letno
prireditev. In pri TEN Sc made
jamo, da bodo rojaki in rojaki-
ME IL nase naselbine razumeli
potrebo organizacije v tenn OH
ru, ter V polnem stevilu pose
till prireditev H.. januarja.
Seveda program sam ma sebi
je vreden, da sc ga udelezi vsak,
kdor lie more p. Nastopil bo
Tone subel, potem nasi pri-
ljubljeni pevki Olga Turkovich
in Anica Kepicova, XII je postala
prvic javno poznana med nami
kot pevka z izrednim glasom in
talentom, ko je nastopilaD ma
prireditvi Zdruzenih Drustev V
Arlington Halli pred nekaj le-
ii Marsikomu je tedaj kar
sapo vzelo, ko je zadonel po
dvorani njen ljubki in mocni So
pran, danes pa obcinstvo kar
nerado pusti nasi mladi pevki z
odra, kadar nastopita med ma
mi O Tonetu sublju pa
sploh nj treba povedati vec kot
da DO tam kaksno in kako
Izna on zapeti in predvajati, to
We vsakdo, XII ga je ze slisal.
Mas mladi narascaj pod vod-
stvom Miss Jennie Padarjeve,
bo tudi podal nekaj zanimivega
nasa talentiraha mlada pew
ka in plesalka Miss Josephine
Peshel, XII je tudi ze velikokrat
nastopila na nash prireditvah,
DO podala par pesmi, kot mi je
pismeno sporocila oziroma od-
govorila na povabilo.
NaSi pevski zbori seVeda ne
bodo izostali in naSi Tam
burasi, XII jih, je Mr.. Gerjovich
Zopet izuril "a nastope, bodo
: tudi na prOgramu 0 Vsem
drugem Sc boste sami preprica-
Ii, kako DO in kaj bo, ko% pride
te in Sc nam pridruzite na letni
, prireditvi Zdruzenih Slovenskih
Drustev velikega New Yorka.
Anna ?. Krasna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Razzaljena teta

- Mihec, prepovedujem tt
gledati me, kadar molis v oce-
nasu 'resi. mas vsega hudega!"
di ma vecer prircditve pri bla-
gajni. Vse emo je, kje kupite
vstopnice, samo da gotovo pri-
dete ma naso plesno veselico,
kjer boste res lahko neprisilje-
no veseli. Ma svidenje!
Clan drustYa in zbora
.. Loska dolina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

Pojav raztresenega professor
ja, XII nam je tako znan, izvi-
ra IL 10. stoletja. Gee j je bila
.dolocena oseba. 10 je neki nem-
ski saljivi list |. 1880 priobcil
anekdoto o zelo raztresenem
profesorju, SO v studentovskih
krogih vedeli takoj, da gre "a
slovitega profesorja cerkvene-
ga prava Augusta Naenderja.
Njegova raztresenost Sc je o.
hranila do danes v stevilnih
zgodbicah, med katerimi je mai
boil slovela menda sledeca:: v
predavalnici je pogresil svojo
uro. Prosil je nekega studenta,
maj mu gre ponjo ma dom. Isto-
casno pa je segel v Yep, poteg-
nil islzano uro IL ME in dejal:
"sedaj je toeno devet - OBJ pol
desetih ste lahko mirno nazaj'
"Vceraj je bill pri meni brio
in Sc je obnasal kakor otrok."
'V kaksnem oziru?"
"Vse, kar je videl, je hotel
zarubiti p"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

Lila Mention, tajnica.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Russian Troops Moving Out Of Occupied Prague

PRAGUE, July 3-(P)-Russian occupation troops started moving out of Prague yesterday and it is expected all will be gone by to- morrow except administrative of ficers and the guard at the air port.
 Russians are regrouping at the borders of Czechoslovakia and re- ducing the occupation area. The Czechs meanwhile are pressing an energetic mobilization program, obviously hoping to convince the occupying powers, American as well as Russia, that they can take care of any conceivable emergen- cy themselves.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04

Balikpapan industrial area, but refineries and oil tank farms ap- pear in total ruin. The city is still smoke shrouded and shot by flame from the shells and bombs rained on it.
 More troops and supplies are pouring ashore from the invasion fleet of three hundred ships.
 (Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Australians Secure 3-Mile Beachhead On BOrneO

MANILA, July 3-R-The Seventh Australian division at Balikpapan secured three miles o. beach east of the Borneo oil port, and have driven inland twen- ty-five hundred yards against stiff fening enemy resistance General Macarthur announced.
 The Australians are striking for the towns airfields, military prizes which would bare Japan's remaining East Indies positions to close attack by Allied planes.
 American bombers and fighters gave close support to the ground forces, and carrier-based planes hit nemy road transportation in land. One American plane was lost, but ground forces losses con- tinue light. The capture of low hill on the Aussie left flank ended Jap mortar and machinegun har- assing fire there.
 Continued gunning by the Tank Seventh fleet silenced the remain ing Jap coastal batteries. The in- vaders have not yet taken the
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04

Whitehouse press secretary Ross said.
 He said an exchange of letters between Presidnt Truman and Hopkins, relating to Hopkins fu- ture would be made public later, but wouldn't discuss the nature of the correspondence. He admitted that they indicate he might be leaving the government.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Harry Hopkins HI, Unable To Attend
 Big Three Meeting

WASHINGTON, July 3-(P)- Because of ill health Harry Hop kins will not accompany Presi- dent Truman to the coming Big Three conference in Europe,
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Oscar Benavides
 President Of Peru Dies, Heart Attack

LIMA, Peru, July 3-B - Former President Oscar Benavi- des, 69, died in a hospital after suffering from heart attack.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-04
Hrnrlamattnn

To commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Edward M Sedenverg, Mayor of Nome, do proclaim Wednesday, the 4th day of July, 1945, holiday and urge all persons within the City on that day to lay aside their customary occupations and join together in celebrating the anniversary in fitting and lawful manner. All places of business are urged to cooperate by remaining closed.
 EDWARD M SEIDENVERG,
 Mayor of Nome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

either the bought mixtures
or those combined at home.
Arrange a space in the
kitchen as your own YER
sion OF a lunch counter. for
packing lunches, with a
place for the roll Of wax
paper, small screwtop Jars
and paper napkins, vacuum
bottles, a supply of paper
bags or the lunch box, the
salt and pepper, and the
spoons and forks some
times needed in packed
lunches. After the war we'll
have good supplies OF handy
paper cups again.
Whoever packs the lunch
will have a grateful admirer
If the box is always clean
and odorless; If all food
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

you can buy 1t in every town In the
country no matter how small or re-
mote. :. At first, only a few women
made the revolutionary change from
the external belt-pin-pad harness to
the newer internal Tampax method
But the good news spread-and to-
day millions use Tampax for its COM
fort, its convenience and the lift it
gives to their morale. No odor can
form with Tampax. No buiges show.
There is no hampering bulk. In
vented and perfected by a doctor,
Tampax is made of pure surgical
cotton, compressed in neat appli-
Gators for dainty insertion. Quick
changing; easy disposal. BuyTampax
at drug stores and notion counters.
A whole months supply (average)
will slip into your purse. Tampax
Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
FiIIinqs for Lunchbox Sandwiches

pickle, or mustard, minced
olives, pimiento or green
pepper.
Chop cooked meat or fish
fine. mix with chopped cab
bage or watercrcSs and
salad dressing or mustard
or both.
Slice meat or meat loaf
or baked heart, liver or
tongue, and use w | { h
mustard, relish, salad dress
ing or catchup.
Chop raw carrots, mix
with -Eaisins or nuts and
salad dressing.
Chop hard-cooked eggs,
mix with salad dressing and
chopped crisp bacon or
celery, lettuce, tomato or
olives.
Mash baked beans, mix
with catchup or chilli sauce
or tomato sauce.
Mix peanut butter with
chopped crisp bacon. or
with raw crisp vegetables
or half as much honey.
And keep a selection OF
your favorite commercial
sand wich and cheese
spreads on hand. They help
solve the sandwich question
quickly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

COR sandwiches use diff
fcrent kinds of bread,
either whole-grain or en-
riched. Or mullins, biscuits
or rolls, when the space
permits. Use fresh bread,
and cut the sandwiches in
halves or quarters, for easy
handling.
Spread butter or margar-
Inc evenly, right TO the
edges. This helps keep the
filling from soaking into
the bread and improves the
flavor of the sandwiches as
well.
Keep Filings moist by
adding salad dressing, sour
cream, catchup, or other
moist relish to them.
Make Filings of cottage
cheese, seasoned with salt
and pepper, and mixed with
either chopped olives or
pickles, pimiento, green pep
per, parsley, radishes,
chiveS or raw carrots; or
with chopped dried figs or
prunes. dates or apricots; or
with bits of crisp bacon; or
with jam, honey or peanut
butter.
Chop American cheese and
mix with chopped sweet
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Good Breakfast Always

THE bigger breakfast the
nutritionistS have been
talking about in the last few
years is not the only meal
which is important to good
health. BY good standards
the well-planned, appetizing
breakfast should supply
one-third of the days needed
foods. But a good lunch
must be provided TO do its
part too, and contain an
other third. The evening
dinner or supper should
round off the day with a
menu which contributes the
final third of the days needs
foods not only to satisfy
obvious hunger, but TO salts.
fy the less noticeable, but
always present, hidden hun
ger of the body.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
1,OOO,OO0,OOO
Tampax already
have been sold
Users are eerfoiniy increasing
fusf-for this Internal method
of sanitary protection

One billion-a
thousand million
that s a lot of
Tampax. And it
shows how the
modern woman
will go for an i'm
provement. Tam
pax has been on.
the market only.
a few years, yet
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

some Left over for the lunch
box or lunch table the next
day. Prepare enough vege-
tables at night to have some
for the next moons soup or
salad. Wash extra celery
or lettuce, peel an extra
tomato or two for tomor-
rows lunch. Prepare extra
servings Of dessert. and
they will be ready for the
next daY'S lunch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08


this meal. Follow directions
on their labels for preparing
them. And don't be afraid
to experiment and vary
them, from time 10 N
Thin, but nourishing boN ii.
Ions and consommcs, as
we'll as hearty meat soups,
and a great variety of those
made with vegetables, rice,
barley. mushrooms, and
dried beans and peas, are
to be had in these soups.
Or make your own, such
as this good soup:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

PUY requirements for your
- lunch box supplies as
they run low. Keep salad
dressings on hand; cocoa
syrup TO make a hot or cold
drin k sandwich Filings
mixed and ready to use,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Cream Of Limo Soup

IA cups cooked dried limas
3 tablespoons butter
u small onion
l tablespoon flour
l teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon pepper
y cups top milk
i tablespoon minced
parsley
Rub the beans through a
coarse sieve. Melt the but
ter or margarine, add the
sliced onion, cook five
minutes. Remove the onion,
add the flour 10 the pan in
which the onion cooked, stir
till smooth, add salt and
pepper. the top milk and
the PuFeed limas. Bring to
boiling. Serve very hot. II
possible add a spoonful OF
cream 10 each cup served.
Garnish the top with the
minced parsley Four soup
cups in this.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Luncheon-fn a Box
or on q Table
By FLORENCE BROBECK
WOmen's Editor

LOUSEKEEPERS write
the Almanac continually
to say that of all the meals
they must plan and prepare,
lunch is their biggest prob
lem. Some of them mean
lunch packed in a box for
a war-working husband or
daughter or some other
member of the family. Some
of them mean lunch for
those at home, school chill
dren especially. One man
wrote that he packs his
own lunch box every day,
and, I'm about worn out
thinking up something diff.
ferent."
Something different isn't
necessary, although variety
is essential to appetite ap-
peal and hunger satisfac-
ton, whether the lunch is
packed in a box or served
on the table. But just as
important as the variety and
quantity served in either
case is that the foods be
nourishing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Soup With Frankfurfers

y pound frankfurters
l teaspoon onion
1 tablespoon butter
l can conSommc
l can condensed black
bean soup
rs cups water -
Slice the frankfurterss. i
brown them lightly with the
onion in the fat for five
minutes. Add the con
somme, bean soup and
water. Heat TO boiling.
Serve with crisp crackers
or cheese toast. Four serv.
ings in this.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Poffern for Lunch

MIGHT shifts in factories
~ are responsible for dras-
tic meal hour shifts in many
households. Lunch time can
be practically any time. So
whether you provide lunch
at midnight, or at three in
the morning, or at noon or
some other hour, use this
simple list as a basic guide
for every lunch menu, for
each person:
One glass of milk, or n
milk drink.
One serving of some kind
OF vegetable.
One serving of either eggs,
meat, cheese, fish or fowl.
One serving of whole-grain
or enriched bread or
cereal.
Butter or fortified mar
garine.
Other foods such as jelly,
jam, fruit b u tcrs,
relishes, small salads.
Simple sweets, according to
appetities and the supplies
available.
Plan Aheod
HEEP lunches in mind
~ when you shop and when
you cook. When buying
meat, fish or fowl for din
ner, get enough to have
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

is wrapped separately IN
wax paper so odors don't
mix; If the vacuum bottle
contains either a hot or
cold drink; II the foods are
varied. flavorful, pleasant
to eat
When the entire lunch is
carried by the worker or
school child, put in the box
daily: Sandwic he's of
cheese, or ground meat,
fish, chicken. chopped liver,
hard-cooked eggs, raw vege-
tables, peanut butter, and
plain bread and butter; an
apple or pear, orange. tan
gerine or any other fresh
fruit; milk or hot cocoa, or
cream soup In the vacuuml
bottle; or coffee for adults;
cookies or baked custard,
fruit tart, cup cake, SMALL
pie; whole tomato or carrotl
sticks, radishes or other|
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

raw green's; a sur
prise package OF a.
candy bar or small
candies.
When a hot soup
or beverage and ice
ca m can b q
bought at the war
plant or school, the.
carried lunch of.
course can omit the.
vacuum bottle, and
the dessert.
The canned and
dehydrated sou psl
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Carried Luneheons

next days lunch.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
""-"
 Side|ishts

GOOD NEWS for all you Massa- chusetts people who are members of the BLUE CROSS Hospitaliza- tion Insurance A reciprocal plan has been approved by the headquarters office and will be in effect very shortly. This means that you who live in Massachusetts will be able to enter a Massachusetts hospital and receive full benefits just as the Connecticut residents receive under the present plan. This is something we have been working on for some time and are as delighted as you that we have at last received the green light" In cidently, the new group just com pleted (when the plan was thrown open once more for old employees who were kicking themselves for not joining last fall) will be in ef- feet April first instead of May first Nice going.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
STR0LLINC THROUGH THE RANKS

strolling about the same time very lively affair-Corporals sure get around.
 The club didn't seem to have the glow behind the bar Saturday as usual The Butterball was on one of those three-dayers. He came in complaining that while away he spent most of his time recuperating we sympathize with you, ole boy. ....-.
 Light Duty seems to be having heavy heart trouble these days come on, Bud-let us in on the secret. Sgt. Nixon seems to be do- ing OK since his recovery-he keeps we'll camouflaged these days.
 A tip-an added attraction will soon be uncovered by the Canteen which has all the promises of steal ing the headlines in months to come-be on the watch-because YOU are involved. Overheard: /: Where is Joe Thomas? and why isn't he in town? Gee, grille you'd better step up and cross my palm-questions are the things you gotta watch! Don't miss the Spa ghetti Supper at the Centeen next Wednesday.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17
S/SGT. WILLIS C. TABOR

Some people quit school before their time, others around IS or 20, still more at "A to 28-and then we have those who never quit-Moder- ator must fall in the latter cate gory for he's been seen carrying books and things several evenings of the week. What are you major ing in, professor?
 Reviewing the doings of the week: Lloyd & Betty, Ella & Lee, Rose & Bobby, Rachael, Margie Taylor and spouse, and Ann Weav- CT having boatloads of joy at the Griffin house-Juanita was cool as ever Hicks, Hawkes. & Harri- son, Pat, Careatha & Mary, Dixie Whitaker and Mil dred, and Big Watson, knocking themselves out (Dutch style) on a fine feed and celebration in honor of Arlene's little bro at the Card wells. Joe Holden and his boys Moderator, Erwin 6 Brown) play ing it jam-up at the double birth day party of Jamie & Hattie in the Square-Betty, Ann & Agnes were
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

dayroom movies is generally better than the show. Ask the men who make lem. Remember Sgt. Fay Tor, the cynic, of Ground Training. We hear tell he's become an ac- complished Infantryman. Small wonder. So much for this de- partment. Let's hope it improves by next week. At least we'll have news of the Squadron Party. With help, we may be able to write it.
 OFF DUTY STUFF
 TUESDAY-Movies at the day room at 1880, provided the projec- tionist hasn't got a date, in which case make it 15 minutes earlier. They'll include the Army and Navy Screen Magazine, Weekly Digest, and assorted shorts. Please don't drool ice cream on the floor. Spark ing forbidden!
 FRIDAY-Also movies at the Dayroom. Feature picture Swing It Sailor" with Isabel Jewell and Wallace Ford, plus short subjects.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

Wedding bells rang out last week for two of our favorite people who have worked here at the Base for a long time. Yvonne Brunelle and Ted Juszczyc of PLM have decided that two can live as cheaply as one. Our very best wishes go with you both and good luck.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

Lockport, N.Y.-Butch, fox terrier, has been hired as bellhop at the Park hotel. She delivers mail, newspapers and keys Gall slightly slobbery) to guests at the hotel. And she never asks a tip
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

The Base is full of frenzied new fathers lately but it does your heart good to see one such as Alfred De- Paclis of the Fire Department. He was so far sighted and composed as to dash right over to Employee Relations Office to inform us of the arrival of his new daughter, born March twelfth, and to have her name entered on his Blue Cross in- surance policy when she was only one day old. Congratulations.
Bradley beam., 1945-03-17

It. B. A. Kjorle, Civilian Person nel Officer, and Courtice Berry, Ad- ministrative assistant of CPO, off to Washington on important busi- ness. We are certainly going to be lost around here until they return, which will be in day or two.