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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

Detroit. Mich. - Podruznica
st. 1 SANS sklicuje javen shod
nedeljo rs. novembra ob treh
popoldne v Slovenskem narod-
nem domu ma 17159 John r.
Ma shodu DO govoril dr.. Slav-
ko Zore, jugoslovanski poslani-
Ski svetnik v Washingtonu. Po-
vedal bo, kako Sc je slovenski
narod uprl nasilju tujca-fasista
in ga pognal v tezki osvobodilni
borbi S svoje zemlje. Kako je BIZ
la v narodu globoka vera v po-
polno zmago in kako danes slo-
venski narod gradi svoj novi
dom in svojo narodno oblast v
tezko priborjeni svobodi.
Po shodu DO vecerja nasemu
odlicnemu' gostu, slovenskemu
partizanu, v cast. Prilika DO da-
ma vsem navzocim vprasati DIR.
Zoreta, kaj Sc je zgodilo v roj-
stni obcini. Morda DO tudi kaj
zvedel o svojih ozjih sorodni-
kin?
Ma shod in vecerjo ste vsi do
brodosli. Zvedeli bOste ma shOdu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

no jih predlozi pred polkovnika
kot "eorpus deficit" S temi pis-
mi se zapecati njiju usoda. Lipe
Sc rezi, ker je zasluzil diva petde-
setaka. Blaz in Gaspun Sc pa
drzita, kot diva cucka. Seveda so
lie drugi vkljuceni pri teh cud-
,nih zenitvah, kot ma primer: !:
,GorjanGey sin Mace in brhka ma
takarica Katrca, gostilnicar FL
govec in dive hudobni dekli.
Vsi ii krepki znacaji nastopi-
jo " tridejanski veseloigri "Da-
vek ma samce," katero vprizori
dramsko drustvo Nasa zveza, oh
priliki prve obletnice podruznice
st. JOG SANS, XII Sc vrsi v nede-
ljo dine 2. decembra OBJ treh po-
poldne " Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave., Eu-
cid, O. Igro prepleta vseskozi
pristen slovenski humor. Sodec
po vajah, bodo igralci dobro IL
vezbani. Pred igro DO nastopil
priljubljeni govornik, odvetnik
Leopold Kushlan. Ia pies bo
igrala .znana Ulletova orkestra.
Vstopnina DO samo so centov.
Cisti dobicek je namenjen "a
vojne siromake Sloveniji. Pri-
cakujemo velike udelezbe tudi
liz ST. Clair Ave-, Collinwooda in
ostalih delov naselbine.
Torej, ma svidenje!
Reziser.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

Rezziser.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

in yeeerji vse, kar vam jc glede
stare domovine in svojcey re
dolgo ma srcu.. Posebno bi bilo
cast vsaki slovenski organiza-
ciji, &c bo po syojem zastopniku
pozdrayila odlicnega predstavni-
ka slovenskih partizanov pri We
cerji. .zeleti je, da Sc udeleze tudi
oni, XII so jim vesti o fasisticnem
grozodejstvu v starem kraju sa-
ma propaganda" in oni, XII We
rujejo da "prevzviseni" ne mo-
re 'biti narodni izdajalec.
Vstopnine nj.
Vse, XII zele biti pri vecerji,
Sc prosi, da Sc javijo takoj po
dQpisnici ali telefonu ma Mary
Jurca, 11423 Freeland, Detroit
II, Dawson 9783 ali Mary
Rant, 28O1 S. Geneva, Dearborn,
Mich, Dearborn 4474.
Ne pozabite ma ia zgodovinski
dan detroitskih in okoliskih Slo-
vencev, ko bono imeli prvic
pristnega slovenskega partiza-
ma polkovnika v svoji sredi.
Proslavii bono tudi zmago ma
predka pri svobodnih volitvah
mad reakcijo, XII je tlacila k tlom
Slovence stoletja.
Ia odbor podruznice st. !
SANSa:
Joze Mention
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
UREDf DfllKOVA PO$TA

vsaj tolko dosledni sin posteni,
da drzijo roke proc.
Demokratski senator Pepper
IL Floride, je obiskal Jugoslavi-
jo in Tita. Izrazil je svoje pre-
pricanje, da je nisl jenje in SEN
tinlent jugoslovanskega ljud-
stva in Wade, demokraticno in
da Jugoslayija lahke postane
vpliven faktor "a blagostanje in
mir v Evropi in po eelem svetu.
Zakaj slicnih izjav ne vidimo v
A. D.? Pac pa ravno obratno
Jugoslavija ina najvecjega so.
vraznika v svojem lastnem ljud-
stvu! 49,.
"Slovan ma dan, .da ne hos vee
okovan!" Anton Skapin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
v Euclidu DO "trubel"!

Euclid, O.-Da, pa Sc kaksen
"trubel." Dne 2. decembra sc bo-
do namrec zenili start hribovski
beclarji, Skobcev Blaz in Piha-
cev Gaspun, S krofasto Gorjan-
eevo Jero in gluho Nezo. zenitev
nj mic nenavadnega, ampak ia Sc
DO vrsila v izrednih okolscinah.
Ker Gorjanc ne more oddati
svojih postaranih hcera, zato
naprosi zvitega mesetarja Lipe-
ia "a posredovanje. Ia jima po-
isce diva hribovca, pod pretvezo,
da bo drzava nalozila velik da-
vek ma vse samce. Naivneza mu
res verjameta in 'kupcija je
sklenjena.
Pa prideta Blaz in Gaspun ma
oglede. No, in ftedaj Sc pricnejo
homatije, XII jim je tezko najti
para. Ko mozaka zagledata "dve
strasili" jima mine vse veselje
do zenitve in skleneta, da rajsi
placata vsaki "a diva Ramona
davka, kot da bi sc zenila s "co-
pernicama." Prilika "a pogaja-
ME davka Sc jima takoj ponudi,
ko stopita diva castnika v 60
stilno. Ampak, ker castnika nj
mata te oblasti, Sc zenina znaj-
deta zopet v "zosu." Jera in Ne
Ia Sc ju drzita kot klop. Vse Sc
je zarotilo proti NINA, ampak
onadva sc otepata ma vse naci-
ne. Koneno zahtevata dokazov,
da sta Jeri in Nezi v resnici OBJ
ljubila zakon.
Tedaj Sc pa razsopiri mesetar
Lipe, Xxi je IL previdnosti izvabil
il njiju zaljubljeni pismi ne
rodnimi verzi vred. Zmagoslav-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

mi. Predstayi jih pa po zahteyi
.pesmi, okusu peyovodje in zmoz-
nosti peycev. Med pevci je do
volj partizanskega duha, da "a
POLO .kot Sc spodobi. 1Te pesmi
ina zbor v arhivu komaj nekaj
.mesecev, torej bodo prvie ma
predstavi. Prejeli smo jih il
New Yorka S .posredovanjem
svojecasno .aktivne clevelandske
slovenske mladenke Ancke Ira
ven. Uredil jih je Karol Pahor
ma parniku "Timok".
Opereta "Povodnji moz" je
odrska kompozicija istega skla-
datelja kot splosno poznano vo-
kalno delo "Kovaeev student"
katerega bo zbor "Slovan' pred
stavil v zacetku prihodnjega le-
ia.
"Povodnji moz' je poznan po
ljubkih intervalih in intonaci-
jah in je prav prijeten "a uho.
Pisan je "a izurjene pevske mo-
ci, zelec 81 kaj veejega in glo-
bokejsega. V glaynih vlogah ma
stopijo: Jennie Fatur, Dortka
Skedel, Tony Perusek in Frank
Kokal. Da so res kos svoji vlo.
gi, Sc lahko sami prepricate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
Koncert "Zarje"

Zahvalni dan, %. novembra
bo zopet zaplapolal pevski pra-
por odra Slovenskega narod-
mega donna. Zarjani ga bo d o
dvignili S prav pestro selekci-
10 koncertnih took; z Vodopiv-
cevo spevoigrc "Povodnji moz"
in "a namecek pa Sc z venekom
partizanskih pesmi. o, te par
tizanske! Nasi pevci so prav
navduseni cd njih. Tako custve-
ma poezija je v njih in zanosna
intonacija.
Cd njih imas res kar dvojen
uzitek zasledovanjem dusev-
mega obzorja pesnika in odkri-
vanjem lepote skladatelja. In &c
ii narodni in delavski pesniki in
skladatelji pisejo in ustvarjajo
v tako kriticnem casu, ko sc BIZ
je odlocna borba naroda, boste
razumeli, da je nekaj izrednega
ustvarjeno, kar bi V normalnih
casih nikdar ne bilo ustvarje-
no. Zarja Sc trudi, da jih pred,
stavi kar najpopolnejse. Seve,
ne tako kot SO jih peli borci Oh
5asu svojih herojskih bojnih po-
hodov. To bi mogli le borci sa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

Program Sc priene oh A. uri
popoldne, nakar sc priene pies
po 'taktu Peconove godbe. Od-
Dor DO skrbel "a vso postrezbo,
da ne DO treba nikomur biti la
cen i'm zejen. zato ste vabljeni
.,vsi, Xxi 1jubite petite in razvedri-
10.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

mem okrozju Sc rudarjem obe-
tajo brezplacne poeitnice ali
brezposelnost. Skoraj vse druz-
be SO re prenehale z obratova-
MEM odprtih rudnikov. - Dne
10. novembra sta sc porocila
Don Pipan in Fanny Pogoyelc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
.Nesti IL Ivlienio
omeriskih .SIovencev
Odbor

Chicago. - Ma juzni strani
-mesta je zadnji ponedeljek umrl
John Zalokar, star u let in do
ma iz vasi Zaborst pri Krskem
Bill je clan SNPJ.
Hibbing, MINI. - Ma zelez.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

Cleveland, .O.-Ameriska Do
movina nam hoce dokazati, da
begunci SO pravi Jugoslovani, XII
SO bill ma Mussolinijevi in Fit
lerjeyi ,strani, z bozjim upa-
MEM, da Sc Jugoslavijo uniei.
ce 50 ii ljudje vredni podpore cd
ameriskih Sloyencey, potem SO
jo pa tudi Hitlerjevi morilci, ker
SO vrsili skupno delo. Nasi ljud-
je, XII dajo tenn ljudem podporo,
Sc $ tenn pridruzujejo njih W.
STAN, ali so pa tako kratkovidni,
da ne vidijo ma pozornici sveta,
XII 81 soklepa novo pot in izpo-
veduje stare grehe.
Kdor je umsko zdrav in po-
sten, DO znal pravilno razsojati
dogodke, kateri so sc vrsili in sc
Sc vrsijo v Jugoslaviji. Vsak
razvoj v boljse case je dosedaj
incl trnjevo pot in tako vemo,
da tudi v Jugoslaviji ne bo brez
muk izpremembe. Kdo Jim po-
maga in kdo vrsi izdajaisko de-
10, to sc bo vedno culo " edmevih
jugoslovanske zgodovine.
Pisuni v A. ID. trdijo, da Sc ne
strinjajo s totalitarskim rezi-
NOM. tceprav ga sploh nil. Ia
kaj SO Sc pa takrat strinjali, ko
je bila spanska republika cd IA
sistov porazena in ma Dunaju po
Dolfussovcih? ? Tedaj so rekli, da
je to velika katoliska zmaga.
Ali MISC I'll nameni obenem tudi
izrabljanje katoliske we're, $ ka-
terim izrabljanjem nam hocejo
refine odlocevati? TIE sorte vera
je bila nam vsil jena, kakor so
nam hotei vsiliti fasizem. Fash
zem jim nj uspel, cato pa danes
tako javkajo. Tudi vera Jim raz-
pada zato, ker nj vec v Mi bogo-
slovja in bazira lie ma ostudni po-
litiki.
Nasa mex atera pokvarjena
duhovscina je zavrgla Kristuso-
We nauke in Sc pogrezla v grobo-
kopno politiko. Slovanska vera
je pravoslavna, &c je fizicna pro-
tekcija dobra il Rusije, DO tudi
duhovna.
Posledice, XII so bile fabricira-
ne " Rimu, SO bile Kalvarija TRIP
ljenja, XII jih je ma milijone pri-
yedla v grob. Propadli pisarji so
POSTAL kot papige obsedeni I'll
to, Tito Tito! Russia, Rus, Rusi!
Komur1ist, komunisti, komuna.
Sledeeih dejanj so krivi S po-
moejo brateev-beguncev-izdajal-
cev; skode, katero je utrpela na-
sa rojstna ydomovina, pa ne po-
vedo. Seveda, &c bi bill pastirji
v domovini, bi bile sledece Ste
vilke yecje. Nasih ljudi, inter-
niranih $1,000; pozganih vasi in
NEST 1000. Materialne skode 81
milijard dolarjev; Dachau v
Nemciji 10000 nasih rojakov.
Sedaj Sc pa se neki pustolovec
norcuje 0 Titovem raju. Ljudje
bozji, rabite svoj >razum in v
prico pa maj YAM bodo pisma, Xxi
prihaj jajo cd nasih dragih il sta
re domovine.
Ce Sc je Jugoslayija obrnila
ma Rusijo, da 81 utrdi boljse eko-
nomske razmere, so tega prvi
vrsti krivi klerikalni pirate, XII
yedno vsiljujejo star oglodani in
izkoriscevalni sistem, katerega
so sc ravnokar oteli. Bill so ma
krmilu. Zakaj MISC dali ljudstvu,
kar je ljudskega in Bogu, kar je
bozjega? Oba sta bila diskrimi-
nirana. Ce izmueenemu jugoslo-
vanskemu ljudstvu nocejo Sc da-
mes posteno stati OBJ strani v
njih prizadevanju, maj bodo
as,sa5a..4 - ~n4sz, 'y
The Valley settler., 1945-04-20
B.-BY CHICKS rov FLY ToHI.L..sKG

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  of for otc5 to hetch his This nocns ht oces soid on &
    
 
 
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14

datiOns. Foster added he real
lied it was no time to put a
man out in the street, even a
non-paying guest. The housing
shortage
Jailer Hugh Cromer took a
different view of the situation.
He said Allen would not. be
given free room and board any
longer. He started calling ho-
tells himself, to check up on
the situation.
Allen had satisfied the de-
mands of. the court, the county
asked that he dig a little deep
'er and pay for all that room
and board, at the rate of so
cents a day. Judge Edgar E.
Pomeroy has not. yet ruled on
the county's petition.
Allen operated a loan COM
pany and printing firm before
he went. to jail.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
Greek Regent Believes
Crisis Will Be Settled

ATHENS, Oct. 10 = B- Arch
bishop Damaskinos, Greek regent,
said tonight that all his efforts
toward forming new cabinet had
failed, but said he was nonethe-
LESS convinced the crisis would be
settled.
In message to the people, the
archbishop said he hoped that all
those persons who migt be called
to offer their services would not
refuse.
Earlier, the regent had sum-
moned representatives of the Pop
ulist party and offered them the
assignment of forming a cabinet
to succeed that of Premier Pet-os
Voulgaris, who resigned Tuesday.
He was said to have stipulated
that Liberal party members be in
Guided in such a cabinet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
ARMY TO DESTROY =
CAMOUFLACEFLUID

Acting under an order Of the
Surplus Property administration
the War department is preparing
N destroy 100000 gallons Of sur.
Mus bituminous emulsion camou
hage liquid, which the admins.
+ration states ''has no civilian
utility'', it was announced yester-
dav by H. V. Comfy administra-
five analyst of the Wilmington
district, U. S. Army Engineers
reveal
The liquid was designed and
bought in 1912 as temporary
emergency camouflage co1oring.
II is chiefly an asphaltic com
mound, dissolved in gasoline, nap
tha or other mineral solvent, and
emllsified in water. It is not a
paint as. that term is normally used
and does not have the preserva-
tive value of paint.
Originally, this covering was
used for such purposes as disguis-
Inc roads and airfields, buildings
artificial cities to hide war plants,
and giving concrete block houses
the appearances of residences. It
was not applied to buildings. of
nern1anent value.
The duanity declared surplus
cost about S1,6Oo,00O and repres-
ents about 10 per cent of the total
quantity of camouflage paint bought
d, turing the war The savings in cost
of critical materials in using this
tvpe of coIoring for the extensive
camouflage program Of 1912 and
1888 fully iustifies its USE. '"
In issuing its order to destroy
the liquid, the Surplus Property
Adm nistration reported in July
that the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, the disposal agency
for surplus of this type of pro-
perty. found that the cost of care
and handling will in all cases far
exceed any proceeds which might
be realized from its disposition,
for the following reasons: CD This
tyne of coloring has no CONNER
cial value in it's present form; (2)
Its conversioninto a commercially
usable product would necessitate
material crease in gallonage,
and be too expensive to be prac-
teal (3) the pronounced tendency
of the liqui> to bleed through
any oil-base paint applied subse-
ouently TO its application, renders
it hazardous for commercial use;
ard ~ the estimated cost of re-
moving such coloring from the
drums would far exceed the sales
price of the drum.
Instructions have been issued
to Division Engineer Offices for
destroying the liquid in accord
ance with Surplus Property admin
stration procedures. =,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
Atlanta;s Anti-Alimony Allen
Pays Up But Returns To Jail

ATLANTA, Oct. 13-(P)-At-
lanta's Anti-Alimony Allen fin
ished paying alimony of $50, 200
to get out of Jail and came
right back because he said he
. couldn't find hotel with
vacant room.
Seventy-two year old E. w.
Allen forked over $21, 1895 yes
terday, the balance on the ali
mony item, court costs, law
yers fees and a $4,000 fund
to insure income of $500 per
month to his former wife.
This ended a I4-month strug-
gle, during which Allen prefer
red Jail to paying.
When Allen gave up the battle
yesterday, Sheriff A. B. Foster
opened the Jail door and the
elderly man sauntered out.
The sheriff said he was back
before nightfall, declaring he
could not find hotel accommo-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
OVER THE NETWORKS
SUNDAY. OCTOBER

Eastern Standard Time P. M.
Changes in program as listed are
due to corrections by networks
made too late to incorporate.
12:30-H. Leopold Spitalny Conc.-nbc
: Friendship Ranch, Variety Show-abc
Trans Atlantic CALL. Exchange-cbs
Lutheran Half-Hour Services = mbs
100-Fifteen Minutes Newscast - nbc
- The Church of the Air Sermons-cbs
John B. Kennedy and Commemorate
VIM. Hillman and Commentary-mbs
1:15-America United, Forum-nbc
Orson Welles Weekly Commemorate
: Ilka Chase in Observation-Disclosures
1:30-U. of Chicago Roundtable-nbc
Sammy Kaye Serenade; News-abc
Sunday Afternoon Song Time-mbs
1:45-Ed Murrow's Commentary-cbs
2:00-Harvest of Stars Preview-nbc
Paul Lavalle's Sunday Concert-cbs
. From Overseas; A Song Spot-abc
Chaplain Jim, U. S. A. Drama mbs
2:30-John Charles Thomas Song-nbc
To Be Announced $50, mins.) chs
Sunday Vespers via. the Radio-abc
Bill Cunningham in Comment-mbs
2:45-Dale Carnegie on People - mbs
3:00-World in Parade,-@SMax Hill-nbc
n" Y. Philharmonic Synphony - chs
Melodies to Remember Conc.-abc
10th Air Force Time & Roosty-mbs
2:3o-one. Mans Family Drama-nbc
To Be Announced go Minis - abe
What's Good Word, Grsnmer, - mbs
4:00-Army iHalf Hour, bverseas-nbc
Musical Bouquet - abc-New England
Your America, Variety, Guests-mbs
4:30-Tommy Dorsey g. Matinee-nbc
Nelson Eddy Concert & Guests-cbs
Jones and I. Safety Drama - abe
The Nebbs, a Sketch of Comedy-mbs
.5:o0-NBC Symphony DR.. Black-nbc
Family Time & Patrice Munsel-cbs
Mary Small in Sunday Revue-abc
The Shadow Mystery Series - mbs
5:30-Gene ,Autry's Song Show chs
Nick Carter, Detective Drama-mbs
5:45-Bill Shirer in Commentary-cbs
Goethe Catholic Radio Service-nbc
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet-cbs
Haf-Hour with Paul Whiteman-abc
Quick AS Flash in a Quiz - mbs
6:30-Great Gildersleeve Comedy - nbc
The Baby Shocks Comedy Show-abc
Donald Dame & Sunday Party abe
Cedric Foster & His Comment mbs
6:45-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm't-mbs
7:00-Jack Benny Comedy Show-nbc
Adventures With the Thin Man-cbs
Drew Pearson and Commentary-abc
Opinion Requested, Servicemen-mbs
7:15-News Summary for IS Min.-abc
7:30-The Bandwagon Broadcast-nbc
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit - chs
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly M. C.-abc
California Melodies by Orches. - mbs
S:00-Chas Mccarthy & Bergen-nbc
Marlin Hurts Beulah Comedy - chs
The Sunday Evening Symphony-abc
Alexander & Mediation Board - mbs
8:30-Fred Aliens Comedy Gang-pbc
Crime Doctor, Dramatic Series-cbs
8:55-Five Minutes News Periodicals
9:00ESunday's Merry Go Round-nbc
Request Performance by Guests-cbc
= Walter Winchell Broadcasting abe
.Hercule Poirot, Detective Show-abc
9:15-Hollywood's Mystery Time-abc
9:30-Album of Familiar Music-nbc
James Melton, Goodman orch.-cbs
Double or Nothing in a Quiz-mbs
9:45-Jimmie Elders Hollywood
l0:0o-Phil Spita1ny 4 Girl orch.-nbc
Phil Bakers Take It or Leave It-cbs
Theater Guilds Drama Hour - abe
operate Review. Solos, Orch-mbs
lo;So-Meet Me at Parky's c'm'dy-nbc
We, the People, a. Guest show-cbs
What's Name of the Song Quiz-mbs
[1:00-Variety and News q hr.)-nbc
News, Variety, Dance e h.)-cbs-abc
Two Hours with Dance Bands-mbs
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
PLANNING MEETING

Sixteen men, representing seven
communities, attended the county
program planning meeting for men
held recently by J.. Spaulding,
southeastern district farm agent
of the Agricultural and Technical
college, Greensboro, and R. E..
Lawrence, Negro home agent, New
Hanover county, at st. Mark S
church. Purposes of the meeting
were the presentation, discussion
and formulation of plans to solve
vital problems prevalent among
Negroes in the rural section of New
Hanover county,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-14
WILL HONOR sTETT1NIUS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 - (P-
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., will be
given testimonial luncheon by
the National Conference of Chris
tlans and Jews here Oct. 20 in
recognition of his work in connec-
ton with inclusion of the article
on human rights in the United
Nations charter,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-04-20
"GAY CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER
'wspapers-WNU Features.
You'll be a dazzle

ored sequins. You'll be a dazzle
doll!
Down With Your Shrewsbury an
ickie and a cold cut pushes up her
sweater sleeves anymore. You wear
them down and sometimes you hold
them in place with wide cuff brace
lets.
Genteel Jewelry-Where are the
powder puff faces and the maca-
roni necklaces of yesteryear? Re-
member how you used to clutter up
your sweaters with stuff and nom
sense? Now you wear set of small
silver animal pins or just some serv-
ice insignia pins Gf you're lucky) !;
armfuls of silver bracelets and a
short strand of pearls. The one pop
ular exception to the wave of con-
servation is fur lapel pin, such as
that posy-smelling skunk, a jewel
eyed horse or foppy-eared dog with
roly-poly eyes.
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GOOD TASTE

How's for more of our thrilling
filling ideas for party sandwiches?
Whether you're giving harry hud-
die or an hOnest-to-goodness boy and
girl rat race, these are the slabs
they'll drool over and remember.
Tropical Tempters - That's our
name for cream cheese sandwiches
sprinkled with grated coconut. Bet
you never thought of that droolsome
combination.
Funny Faces-Girls like dainty
open-faced sandwiches, especially if
you decorate them with edible fea-
lures. Use olive slices for eyes,
pimiento for nose and red pepper
strips for mouth.
Peanut Butter Plus-There's no
end to the combinations you can
dream up with peanut butter as a
base. Try sprinkling raisins in pea
nut butter sandwiches. Try spread
ing bottled marshmallow goo over
peanut butter. Try blending mayor
naise with peanut butter. We hear
that strong men melt after one
taste.
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Farmers should go ahead with
their paintings, confident that fair
return will be paid, VIA officials
advise. Adequate protection for
maintaining prices has been provid-
ed by law, should any unforeseen
decline develop in the markets.
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LOOK SWEETER IN
YOUR SWEATERS

Which side is winning in the siege
Of the sweaters? Will the Sloppy
Joes stay in or will the fitted party
take over? They're voting on it
in high schools, just as they went to
the polls for Frank or Bling last year
and they're getting nowhere in a
hurry, just as they did in the battle
of the baritones. We're sticking our
neck out, but we predict landslide
for the fitted party this spring. Here
are some of the teen tricks that will
make you look sweeter in your
sweaters, whether they're stream
lined or teenlined.
Three-Letter Gals-No, you don't
have to win them-you Just embroid-
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Capture 954,377 Germans;
u. S. LIST Army Takes Most

PARIS. - German captives since
D-Day last June total 954,377, with
more than one-quarter taken by the
United States LIST army, supreme
headquarters disclosed recently. By
armies, the prisoner tolls are:
United States lst, 25l,231; United
States 3rd, 167,458; United States
9th, 74,815; United States 7th, 93,-
1907; Canadian LIST, 1854; British
End, 104,336; French LIST, 1924; by
the FIJI and others. 1892.
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