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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
VSE KARKOLI

potrebuje sc Cd zobozdravnika
bodi izvleeenje rob, polnjenje
zob in enako lahko dobite v va.
se polno zadovoljstvo pri dr..
zupniku, ne da bi zgubili pri tenn
dosti casa. Vse delo je narejeno,
kadar vam Gas pripusca. Trad
nj naslov: 3"..z.-ss: ~. s..
who'd ma 81. cesti 49,.
x na usovo poslopje
6131 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Y METEZU
MARIJA KMETOVA ,>.
Roman
Roman


denarja mic - in to, vidis -
je hudic in meni sc ne ljubi O.
krog in )"
"In - slabe wolfe 81 - in te
ne maram poslusati in ii je po-
trebno razvedrilo in gres z me-
moi"
"Bom motila, slabe wolfe
SEM"
"Ne bos motila - in slaba
VOLTA preide. In Sc nekaj -"
Meta je pomeziknila in pri-
stavila v smehljaju:
"Gornika dobiva."
Tina je vzdrhtela, vendar je
malomarno skomizgnila ra-
meni, rekoc:
"Vseeno."
"Oho, kakor ne bi vedela!"
"No, kaj"
mic - mic pa pojdi re
vendar. sofer je re nestr-
pen -"
"Ah, menis Sc ii "a soferje,
ko jih dobis, kolikor hoces, bo-
gaia kakor 81 Sicer pa -
her ze toliko silis ."
"Aha - torej, da VEN: Cor
mix pa je vse v redu pri
'Ne - mic ne YES. - Pa
Vendarle, nalasc pojdem."
V naglici Sc je preoblekla,
Meta pa je stala pred zrcalom
in je bila sama sebi vsee. Po-
tenn sta odsli, ceprav je Wanda
vprasujoee gledala odhajajoco
mater in il je bio ma jok. Van
da je bila vajena, da je ostala
veckrat sama donna in ze dolgo
nj pokazala materi svoje no.
tranjosti. Vrgla je Togo v zrak
in skrivaj obrisala solzo.
Avtomobil je brnel kakor We
likanski hrosc in 1.-Two so Sc ble-
stele sipe v solncu. Tina in Me-
ia sta Sc zazibali ma vzmetih in
v sirokem objemu ju je skoraj
pogoltnil avtomobil in zabrencal
v sikajocem vrscanju in odsu-
mel kakor tezka svila po glad
XII, siroki cesti.
"Proti Miramaru?" je vpra-
sala Meta.
"Kakor hoces -"
"Dobro."
Hise so hitele mimo S po-
koncnimi, ozkimi obrazi, tn in
tam je pogledalo okno svetlim,
mezikajocim izrazom, v emo sa-
mo skupino so Sc strnili mimo-
idoci ljudje in kakor belle in pi-
sane pike so sc mesali obrazi
mimo avtomobila. Veliko, mot
no zrcalo ma levi, to je bio
morje in vines rezki, odurni,
pretrgani glasovi - opomini
avtomobila. Potem so Sc razgr-
nile hise, drevje je sekalo ozke
crte pred pogledom.
"Kakor svincniki,'' je dejala
Tina in Sc je zasmejala.
"Saj 81 ze dobre volje, po-
glej, poglej," je odvrnila Meta.
"Sem, ker je tako prijetno
voziti Sc s to naglico."
"Meni - meni je re skoraj
odvec TAXA voznja," je povze-
la Meta.
"Nikar - menda vendar no.
les reci, da je lepse mesati
prah pri hoji? Pa seveda - tt
imas vsega v izobilju in 81 ze
vsega navelicana. All, kako je
tebi lepo, moi Bog, da bi bila
JAZZ v tvoji kozi! Sc bolj bi zna-
la uzivati, Sc lepse bi se ime-
la."
"Kako 81 otroska, Tina, ce pa
mas, tt je ze odvec." ..s..
me zali me - sal ves, ko-
[ik prepad je med teboj in me-
moi v denarnih stvareh. - Pa
YES, ustaviva sc tn - v Bar
ne prav - kakor hoces," je
odvrnila Meta. Avtomobil je
in brencaje obstal.
"Tia poidiya. plei. na writ"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
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Toplota olajSa bolecine v misicah-hi-
tro, efektivno. Da innate dobrodoslo,
stalno olaj$avo toplote "a vec dni, has
ma bolecem mestu. frdenite velik john
sons RED CROSS PLASTER-ali pa
tezjega, toplejsega Johnson's Back
Plaster =. Lahka, aktiyna medikacija
prijetno segreje hrbet, ozivi krvno cir
kuiacijo, odvrne podplutje, olajSa boz
lecine -. Gorko pokrivalo blaga OBJ
drA .tcploto zivota, protezira proti pre-
pihll, nudi stalno podporo Poskusite
ia tist. lahak, zanesljiv nacin "toplo-
to zdraviti" navaden hrbtobol in druge
bclecine v tSicevju-DANES. " slu-
taju kronicnega hrbtobola, obiScite va
Sega zdravnika) Vedno zahtevajte
PRISTNEGA, izdelanega .po johnson 81
Johnson.
9ee...e,!s RED CROSS PLASTER
9e&~.e,!s BACK PLASTER
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

famed war correspondent Ernie warm informal
reporting of the African European fronts
title OF GI
Cap H. B. Miller USN left ingalls, center he
arrives In Hawaii to begin D. S. navy on fhe
Pacific front. ' ~ - ~ ~ ~ ""'' v" 'a0
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Morgan went crazy about it. Well - as
crazy as Morgan ever goes There were some
nice light and shadow effects" Her voice was
gay. 1T was 50 good they gave it the entire
picture page. Homecoming is the caption"
Bud initiated six notes of bugle And
what did your boss say about my kissing
you?"
'Oh. heavens she replied hastily. he
Evening star., 1945-12-02

didn't know who the giri was He couldn't
recognize me. Your face is the only one that's
visible"
That's good?"
Its perfect He'd hit the roof ii he thought
We had sort OF faxed II"
Sort OFF, Bud inquired significantly, He
was enjoying this And delightful possibilities
were becoming apparent,
Well" she defended. II aas Your girl. for
the moment Technically. at least"
'>SURs, srre," he agreed amlahlv. running
n finger abssntly along the com box. 50 night
ahou, here IS where begin the polite black
mail, gless> Like for dinner tonight. and
sau,e dancing,
''H-mnlnlru, She said thcushtfully, Part
oi yv>ar slt-,n>cy,actsosl. no doubt, ON how TO
bsxvu,e CIVILIAN. You know YOU don't want
70 take this Rehabilitation program too fast.
Iou should taper o6 that Army routine grad
,sally Nave~ conrlnrs 10 give ypSrssI
h,,le csoSs-o<r'er G,Q -
Sober up" Bud dIrs,red lightly, IN
h2r<iss ,he program Al | need IS hetse
stpexvrsed n<aSrTxlatson- How about IL
cc<sch2''
Six laughed 'Os- 3occes have landed. SIX
cuo,s6 ard havs Tx, hrtle opposition,
Tasy had one cocktail is 1T apsr.ut- snd
sxOcd ol,S rs, sr r,.n. a-sd by tie r-s they {
begun c1rrs- :, VAS Sk2pEos Up Is II easy
evening. i cor,aGr2ole ozNe, ons they Liked
l. was 1t rhe aole thar Linda casually
hsSaSs hsz ns~s, That paccG-s, Sae -e-.a-Sxe,-
''Nou SlsG yoC though, !, ~as PRETTY gooc-
YES" He -sache5 aoc rs Cigarettes IL
gave * a->ny see2--,Qs Sos1cs - Il Tne-s's
pssS s,zcS;sz-Ss 1e,t;c = =
Six acGceG FN3A
-~Ter--,,1e- csc~s II --s1I ~,rh eaoe-a-
fss cI,g i -1a.cA - hs< c2sGecIs-
\>cSrrs s5ss l>s0 ;ha, par--e. eco,
SIX ccaG ez-.- RaSa; after ca-&ec II VOC
IAs Nrycry SoaG Savings Coc--2ccse Ge4e-
2nccsc Tasy va. = G< = Is poster = re
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Don't worry about ii" Bud said, feeling
foolish. How about going into conference
on this thing?"
Il can get away about six. think. Can you
meet me somewhere?"
Sure. III pick you up at the Globe"
'Oh, no! Make it the drugstore across the
street. Oh - and don't talk to anyone from
the Gazette"
The 'Gazette'?" Buds mind was rapidly
filling to overflowing. Il thought you said
Hourly Magazine -"
Them, too" Linda maintained with
frantic note, ''or him, too, mean. Never
mind - I'll explain when see you. And wear
dark glasses or something"
"Ill grow beard" he promised.
STRIVING for nonchalance, he strolled into
the drugstore at dusk, bulwarked behind dark
glasses which. as they always do. attracted
the attention of everyone in the store. He
found Linda in the far corner of booth,
looking as if she was on the brink of tears.
Holy smoker' he calculated. You look
like gal who just tore her last pair of nylons
on broken fingernail 1t just can't be that
bad"
Its worse" she returned morosely. sit
down before someone sees us" She sighed.
Now know what murder suspect goes
through
He slipped into the seat opposite her and
took her hand. Start with the verse" he
advised soberly "and work up to the chorus"
She put her other hand over his For your
enlightenment, she explained, the Globe
and the Gazette have been feuding at rate
that would make the Hathelds and the
McCoys resemble blood brothers. One of their
men got into a conversation with Sid Tet-
muller this afternoon, and very casually be-
gan asking him about that picture. He was
about as subtle as depth bomb Obviously
they're trying to find out who the girl was"
That's what you get, Bud tried to find
light hearted approach. for having such
beautiful legs"
Linda refused to smile. DO you realize
what they could do with material like that?
They'd fire lot of popguns. and shoot off
few fares and although there really would
MT be anything bad to pin it on. they could
make the Globe look like the most despic-
able enterprise on earth And that. despite
all the good we may have done - accident
ally" she admitted. by providing that CON-
mittee with the best poster they We ever had"
Bud blew out breath And if Hourly
pubhcizes us. and tells everyone it was posed,
that We didn't even know each other ="
The Gazette" she said in a hollow
voice. moves in for the kill Ammunition,
plus"
n WAITRESS appeared and took their order
for two glasses of milk As the glrl departed,
Evening star., 1945-12-02

accessories for the rest OF his life - but it
would provide interim support while he in
vestlgated future possibilities in the aircraft
business
He stepped out of the YMCA. swung
toward the corner and froze In his tracks.
There on billboard. at least twice hfe-size.
Corporal Bud Chapman was kissing Linda
Spencer as though she were the last vestlge
OF ferllninity remaining m the universe.
In such giant proportions, the pictures
story hammered hum sharply between the
eyes Wow" he muttered-
You couldn't recognize Linda, of course.
He recalled the alhgator-skn handbag. now
dangling iron an arm which circled his neck.
and the suit - and the kiss, But there was
more 10 this poster than he d remembered.
4 shaft OF hgh, lanced through a high WIN
dow. putting diffused luster into the hair
which came iron beneath her hat. and the
gray shadows behind them limited OF dark
world from which the Homecoming soldier
had Just emerged.
He teephoned Linda that afternoon. She
greeted hum with an exclamation OF relief
I've been tying everywhere to reach YOU,
Bud. have YOU seen anyone or talked to
anyone about the poSter2
Why. no. I've Just been walk -"
Thank heavens -. They're after us
Well. not exactly the way that sounded
nsn nobody wants 10 shoot Us, But Morgan
VII. 81 east when he rlndS out The magazine.
ne n1a1 fro-, Hourly - you know the mag
a@e; - * was up here this morning, trying
II md the peop4e IN the poster, Hourly
wants - Do bis iea.Ue layout on the pe,>-
PIE - pe-c-es ard everything, Who they
az waza- they -"
Can VOC sos il down hrrle?" he urged
Il getting about half OF this
\ dncr oow whether 10 laugh or cry"
Soe ND III duly Its like the sword OF
Da@cces over ny head - only IT'S Morgan
-<c=ac Q: I swozG, and that thread ot HAIR
~cc'. h,aC Inn o6 sx InOg,'
Evening star., 1945-12-02

new campaign. They even have new slogan
to 60 with it Buy Bonds - Bring Him
Home"
Hey. what do you know!' marveled Bud.
We're famous"
Then you don't mind?"
''Why should l? - But it seems like
you'd be the one who would be worried.
After all. you don't want Morgan to know
Evening star., 1945-12-02

episode seemed to have lost its tang,
Bud regarded Linda w,stfully, You just
don't come in and 70 out like that. do you,'
He paused, I'm so,ng TO be around quite
awhile Taking lessons,"
'What'rr you stndyings" Tetmuller asked
husoucly, How to become seryeantF'
unrufiaed, Bud answered. How 10 become
a CIVILIAN, I've jus, been discharged had
those bis, lovely points"
Linda s.niled, Its wonderful, isn't ite''
WONDERFUL" sand Bud, Did YOU ever
wear tight pair OF sas'cs - then take them
ofs -, Yes" he gessured toward the
camera in Tetmulleg's 5 hand -- 20 far, peace
IS wonderful"
Great" sro.sed Tetnuller, simply great
only, how sorg daes this eAamhaSe 80 on2
We ~, woxk 10 do"
Don't psnsc, SID said the girl patiently
She took Buds willing hand with firm
friendly sesture> Thanks, AGAIN - ami osSs
es hck. master"
just nnnuse." Rssd SAID desperately
An; soar,s n see YOU AGAIN
'n<ss this guy ever give APP SrosnsG
retmaiks It's extremely r<ssas, l<oeSaAs,
and even head-yape ctneh, Fsls If yoo eor,'r
usNchaan her pretty eusS. chGus. we>rs al
sS>assa h< in the SANK ecat an two ot Us
w,ssseu, ysaantS Me, sos al eatla' habit that
lssss wessr CUT, CS.,a~by, sc,Ss~hy. scsS~oy,
Ills r,s>x lirSaS arrs and thsy eft Ra6
standing hSssss the eesseASs II lnroa >Sa'ror..
~hseh rse~ k>a&ed sgsa; deal hsssAtsE thAn
/, hs1 G,eScd ,hrs~ wears eS-Sex. Ssad threw
his agus wsse ard tc,c& Assssts2l ot 2zr 'Hah-
he esssxved chs~sty> "Nrw we're hvIn
He ehecSSd 70 at the NAk>A. arranged AZ
ass assyasS, xna ~en, Scppans - c1v'han
Sa, asS everything TseEa, IN rs new sarecK,al
ssxs As sszossS Easc i Grsssse 81 Sixth
sna NSSacA~SS ar6 sesy4srrx6 ,Hx "\sA>e~-
He ssner<a AasIsss&t, AMI pror,s,siy lErNzs
sSSs&. Have we sesa cAS sNSr-,s
'\os VET Was 4 eSaN
Evening star., 1945-12-02

the thing was faxed. And someone
might recognize you"
She shook her head. Il don't see
how they could. My face doesn't
show" She unfolded her napkin.
Then it's all settled?"
Sure he replied. Anything
you say"
She gave him a warm smile. Her
eyes were blue and frank. You're
nice. That suit hasn't changed your
disposition, anyway. Does it dance.
too? We shouldn't forget the course
of study"
With alacrity he came out of his
chair, and they moved into the
throng which packed the floor. In
thirty seconds he'd discovered she
was as easy to dance with as she
was to like.
Now" Bud observed happily.
now we're hvin'."
A WEEK and four more evenings
with Linda passed before he decided
it might be worthwhile to talk to
Sol Wentzler regarding his old job.
Not that he intended to sell auto
Evening star., 1945-12-02
A KISS FOR THE CAMERA
Continued fran page six

OVEIIVHtU JTU'V PVTt
raised his camera, Bud kissed her and felt
the heat of the flash bulb flicker across his
face, then kissed her again. without benefit
of camera, because the first time had fit as
il tailored for him. Her lips were soft and cool.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

n WAITRESS appeared and took their order
for two glasses of milk As the girl departed,
Linda SAID. Il don't know why keep drag
ging you into this. Bud started the whole
mess. You aren't to blame in the least"
Wearily she asked. Why do you stlck?'
oh" he tried to sound casual. no par
ticular reason. guess" His heart suddenly
WAS banging his ribs like pneumatic ham
mer Il suppose could pull out any time -
except that ,,, " The words trailed of.
He SAW that her eyes were nisty, Softly
SHE inquired, Except WHAT"
Just tor u moment he glanced away from
her tarr and immediately tired to oonl-
press h,n,srlt into h,S hat Sud Tetnuller had
entered the drugstore
II was tto late 10 escape detection Hey.
t.s.itss.sa ~ page II
rN t&3-&S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
Lucky Number

Carlsbad y. Nap For Is
years Charles White hauled water
- h camp at the entrance OF
Carlsbad Cayerns-up 10 $4,000 gal.
Ions daily at a cost OF half cent a
gallon. Without success, he drilled
Il wells.
Now. White reports with relief
IFS all over. On his 18th try he
struck water.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
futile Hill NetUs

Mrs. Roy Ireland and little daugh-
ters have returned to their home
in Olean. n. Y, after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Savinski and fam
lily for three weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Holstead spent part
Of the week with her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Gorton.
She had been visiting relatives in
New Rochelle. n. Y. and other
places in the East and was on her
way home TO Cadillac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Youngs re
turned home Wednesday evening
after a week spent with their sons
at Petersburg, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Cross and
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Palmer,
Detroit, were guests Wednesday at.
ternoon at the o. R. Darling home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lambert, Up.
SLANT. were dinner guests Sun,
DAY at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Youngs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
Horse Holiday

Horse Holiday
ChiclCo-AP- Christmas cheer
is com ne 10 old Dohbin
on Christmas morning each OF
the city's 1000 neediest nags will
receive present from the Anti
Cruelty Society-a six pound bag OF
oats. bran. apples. carrots. corn and
shnrts. The Oldest and coolest will
get blankets
Even the "underpriyileged' ami.
mails owners will be remembered
with the socie'y's 10 command
ments on the care OF horses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
Hot Spot

Hot Spot
koehler. y Nap - Steve
Smith. carpenter in this coal min.
INK community. lifted scuttle Of
coal and opened his heater to bank
the IRE for the night
Out Of the heater flew a sparrow.
unframed. Smith opened the door
and I flew away into the nigh.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
Willow Run to
Give Concert

Willow Run Schools will sponsor
Christmas concern and communl-
ty singing, December IA. at 1880
p. m. in the Community Building
auditorium
The list OF patrons and patron
esses is: Mr.. and Mrs n. W. Sch
neider, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mar
shall, Mr.. and Mrs. James Baird,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stevenson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Stoughton. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Starr, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Brose, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hosman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Savage. Mr.. anr Mrs.
Percy Holloway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Kraus, and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Weaver.
The concert is being presented
by the All Village School Chorus
and Instrumental Ensemble. The
program will include Silent Night
by the instrumental group: a group
OF three Christmas songs by the
chorus; Everywhere Christmas To
night, choral setting OF the poem
by Phillip Brooks; The Bells OF
Paradise. a little known English
carol, and Don't Wait Til the Night
Before Christmas.
The Foster School vocal ensem-
BILE will sing two songs: Island OF
My Desire a song from the Philip.
pine Islands and Friml's Indian
Love Call.
The entire chorus concludes the
program with the French carol,
Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella;
Mary's Lullaby from the cantata.
The Holy Night; and Gloria in Ell.
celsis Dec.
The soloists will he Joyce Burd
and Dorthie Sue Capps and the
glockenspiel accompaniment will
be played by Burt Krieger.
At the end OF the concert the au-
dience will join in singing familiar
carols.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
Optimistic

Optimistic
Kansas City-AP- Wilson r.
Morrison. 80. discharged sailor. says
he has conducted a Systematic"
quest for a place TO live in Kansas
City. driving son miles inside the
city in n DAYS. His search. he
said, Melted him four hot leads and
hundreds Of new acquain.ances
among real estate men and plumb
ers.
Did he find a house? Well. no. not
yet. But he's enthusiastic. I've
just about got a good place oinched.
as soon as the people IN it move
out he said.
The only trouble is they don't
know when they're leaving"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
MRS. WRIGHT ENTERTAlNs

futile Hill, Mich.-Mrs. John
Wright was hostess Wednesday
when the Friends Church Mis-.
sionary Society met for their reg.
ular monthly meeting. The work
committee tied a quilt before din
ner, which was served by commit
tee number five. During the bust
ness meeting, the following officers
were elected for 1916: president.
Mrs. Ruby Schaerer; vice presi.
dent. Mrs. Bethlea Adlska; secre.
tary. Mrs. Evelyn Dibble; and
treasurer. Mrs. Mary Huff After
the business meeting an exchange
of gifts was enjoyed. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Schserer.
Taken to Hospital
Mrs. Clay Petit was taken to
st. Josephs Hospital, Ann Arbor,
Wednesday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10

Personal Finance ''~.s Az'1z-
Company! My customers have
declared me Innocent! And they
say I'm not guilty either OF say
ing NO" to them when they
ask for something. Proof: out
OF who ask for a loan here
Get IL!
And when I make loans |
like TO do so without asking
for a lot OF security or max.
ing 1t difficult or embarras.
sing for folks. Personal"
makes loans from 325 TO $3.50
on signature alone, or on
furniture Or auto. Friends,
relatives or employer not
notified.
Usually I say YES" to loan
requests in a hurry But
even when circumstance
are unusual. try n find
way to work out n deal.
That's why Personal is so
often able TO make loans
that others cannot.
Liko most people. | don't believe
in unnecessary borrowinga...but
Wien a loan is needed or 10 your
sl,antaEe RI be Rlad TO say
Yes. Any time you need extra
cash-see me. won't you? I'm
at Personal Finance Co. So n.
Huron St, ground floor. Ypsi.
lanti or phone me at $50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10

Empire might replenish United
States war.depleted stockpiles of
critical materials as a condition Of
its four billion 400 million dollar
lOap
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10

Willow Run Schools will sponsor
a Christmas concern and communi-
ty singing. December Il, at 1880
p. m. in the Community Building
a,,l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10

In the early days Of World War
airplane pilots OF enemy countries
threw bricks at one another. hop
ing to hit the propeller OF the 9th.
er's plane. Some planes were &C.
tually brought down this way.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
O. MILES in
y The Meus
Joy Bid.

Joy Ride
Kansas City-AP- Eleven motor.
cycle policemen we're lined up for
the p. m inspection roll-call when
a disturbing roar was heard outside
the pollre garage.
Peering outside. they hastily
counted TO motorcycles and saw
the llth machine racing down the
street with a stranger aboard. Ten
Of the patrolmen mounted the re.
naming two-wheelers and. with
blarirg sirens. gave chase.
At so p. m the patrolmen had
caught the offender who said he
Just wanted to take a rde'-and
roll call was resumed with all men.
and machines. accounted for.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10

WASHINGTON ms - Sen.
knowland (R-Cal) called Saturday
for a study OF whether the British
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
By STANLEY

Six new homes are being con-
structed in Basin. Wyo., for what is
termed the towns biggest build.
ing boom in the last Is years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-13

10 o'clock on Christmas Eve. The
patriarch comes from Jerusalem
with a troop of cavalry and ecclesi-
astic guards in gorgeous array. At
the reading of the gospel the people
leave the church and follow the cler-
gy along a rock-heWn passage to the
grotto Of the Nativity. There wax
en- image of the Infant is laid on the
site said to be that of the manger.
In Europe many of our soldiers
will worship in some of the oldest
cathedrals on the continent. At st.
Peters in Rome, at Notre Dame in
Paris and at other historic shrines
of Christianity solemn and impress
sive services will usher in the day.
In Belgium, the Santa Claus part
of Christmas will have passed by
December IS, for their st. Nicholas
Day is 19 days before that date
The old saint rides white horse
in Belgium, instead of driving rein
deer and the children leave hay in
their stockings for the horse to eat
in return for what the good saint
leaves for them.