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Evening star., 1945-01-07

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Roosevelt .Masquers, Roosevelt Cen
ter Court, Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS.
Coast Guards 155th anniversary
exhibit, Library of Congress, 8 am.
to. 10 pm. Mondays through Fri
days, 9 am. to 6 pm. Saturdays,
and 11:30 am. to 10 pm. Sundays,
through August Is.
German surrender documents and
papers and museum papers of late
President Roosevelt, National Ar
chives, 8:45 am. to Sis pm. week.
days, and 1870 to pm. Sundays,
through August.
Italy at War;" in water colors and
drawings, by Sergt. Joseph Kimmel,
Public Library, Eighth and K streets
NV, 9 am. to 8 pm. weekdays
except Saturday, 9 am. to ! pm,
through September 2.
John Barrymore as Hamlet, paint
ing by John Slavin, national collec-
ton of fine arts, Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, 8 am. to 4:30 pm. daily,
through September 8.
Samuel Pratt paintings, Corcoran
Art Gallery, noon to 4:30 pm. Mon
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Outstanding Army art, National
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weekdays and 2 to 10 pm Sundays,
through September 4.
Bonnard paintings, Picasso musi-
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through September.
Arts Club members paintings,
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weekdays, through September.
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Dartmouth Club, Hotel Annapolis,
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guests.
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Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
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Navy Band, east front of Capitol,
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Wade N. Stephens organ recital,
Washington Chapel. Sixteenth and
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-17

lepo, kot il nj govoril se nihce.
Poslusala ga je kakor v omami
in nj Sc branila, ko 10 je poteg-
nil v narocje, objel memo glavo
med ODE dlani in jo poljubljal,
dokler Sc ri narediio. jutro.
"Ah, jutro ie ze. Povabil bi te
v svojo sobico. Ali hi hotela 2
menoj?'
'Drugic," je zhsepetala. MO
ram domov. Bojim Sc matere."
Odhitela je domov med tenn,
ko je vstajalo solnce, in vendar
je lie tezko zaspala, in ze ko je
zaspala, je Y sanjah visela v
njegovem narocju in Sc smeh-
ljala radostno in razigrano. Ko
je stopala potem po drugi uri
skozi kavarno, nj cutila niti "a
spanosti, niti utrnjenosti. Ne
prestano je pogledovala proti
klaviristu, XII Sc il je smehljal
tam il kota. Placilni natakar jo
je nekolikokrat Z nejevoljo opo-
zoril, da jo klicejo gostje. j
(Nadaljevanje) 49,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-17
Opo1nini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mleko
Rdece znamke T-5 do rs, in
Az do P-2 so veljavne vsaka
"a 10 pointov. T-5, US, vs.,
VS. in KS potecejo %. aprila.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke CO do X-2 so
veljavne, vsaka "a 10 pointov.
CO, D-2, E-2, F-2 in G-2 pote-
eejo %. aprila.
Sladkor
Sladkorna znamka Stew. 35 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 2. junija.
GasOlin
Znamka Ais je veljavna
"a stiri galone gasolina do 81,
.junija. Znamke B-6, b., C-6 in
CT so veljavne vsaka "a pet
galonov gasolina "a nedolocen
cas-. Ma lieu vsakega kupona
lave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga.
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte.
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer.
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek'
cija tajerjev vsakih sest mese.
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill
katero je pac prvo.
Kurilno Ollie
Znamke Stew. 1, 2, 3, 4 in 5,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-17

bi bill Marinkin Zarocenec raz-
zaljen, Marinka jo je tedaj po-
gledala osabno in S prezirom.
Y Neki vecer jo je pred polnoe-
10 nenadoma poljubil pijan sta
rejsi gospod. Eliza Sc je temu
uprla 2 grobo besedo, XII pa je
gospoda zelo razsrdila. Ukazal
je poklicati placilnega natakar-
,ja IN. Sc pritozil. Placilni nata-
kar je Elzo ljubeznivo opozoril,
maj vendar ne zameri TAXI lju-
beznivi Sail, kajti gospod je ze-
10 poznan in dober clovek.
Prejsnji prodajalki je nekoe kar
ma lepem podaril stotak. Sicer je
bill takrat pijan, vendar Sc vidi,
da ina dobro srce. Drugi dan jo
je poklical tudi upravnik k sebi
in il povedal, da jo je prav tisti
gospod, XII Sc sedaj pritozuje ra-
di ME, priporocil "a sluzbo. On
je poznan trgovec Tedaj sc
je Eliza spomnila, da je prav pri
tistem gosp6du iskala sluzbe
pred sestimi meseci, pa j je ta-
krat namignil ma neke posebne
pogoje, XII jih. nj mogla spreje-
ii.
"Jaz YAM mic ne zamerim, to-
da cudno sc mi zdi, da sc tako
izogibate vsakega zivljenja. &c
bi bill JAZZ ma vasem mestu, bi 81
znal ustvariti vesele ure," je re-
kel upravnik in Sc glasno ma
smejal, ko Sc je vracala k 60
stom. Njena dusa je bila tedaj
hladna in mrtva in vseeno il lie
bilo, &c so gostje, zlasti starej-
81, tolikokrat potovali ocmi 20
njenem telesu in sc ustavljali S
pogledi ma prsi, XII so sc deklisko
mlade hocile pod belim predpas-
nixon. Sedaj je sovrazila prav
vse te' ljudi, XII so Sc hrupno
smejali ali cello prepevali poleg
miz, vso TO mnozico gospodov,
XII so brez vsakega pomisleka
trosili in zapravljali denar, in te
gospe in gospodicne, XII so pri-
hajale vsak teden v novih oble-
kah in vse nadisavljene v kavar-
no, brezskrbne in razigrane in
poigravajoce Sc drzno z ocmi ne
samo S svojimi dvorljivci, am
pax z vsemi moskimi v kavarni.
Nenadoma pa je priklicala
godba njene misli k sebi. Muzi-
kanti so igrali narodno pesem !:
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ENAKoPRXVNosT
'Kaj ii ie, deklica,
da. 81 tax zalostna,
kaj ii je? Mic mi nj.
Srce me boil. y.

0ICC llC JUL.
Muzikanti so igrali lepo, silno
lepo, tako, da je med to pesmi-
10 potihnil cello hrup gostov.
zdrznila Sc je, kakor da bi il ne
kdo sunil z nozem v memo srce.
Naslonila se je ma rnarmorni ste
ber in prisluhnila. Meme crne,
Stroke zenice so zastrmele proti
zboru muzikantov in med tre-
.palnice Sc je hotela poroditi sol
"a. Nj Sc porodila. Mladenic, XII
je igral ma klavirju, je uprl v te
zenice svoj pogled in Sc nasmeh-
nil. Tedaj Sc je nasmehnila tudi
sama, radostno in razigrano, ka-
kor da hi muzikanti igrali mai
veselejso pesen. Mic nj vedela,
kako Sc je to zgodilo, sal je pla-
milo vanjo v samem hipu in ka-
kor IL neznanega. Klavirist je
bill visok blondinec, star komaj
kakih diva in dvajset let. Yes
cas- med to pesmijo Sc il je sme-
jail in ona Sc je smejala nazaj.
"Pecivo, prosim," je tedaj zakli.
Gala neka gospa in Eliza Sc je
zdrznila, kakor da jo je nekdo
potegnil il silno lepega sveta
nazaj v mrtvo pustinjo.
Oh dveh po polnoci jo je po-
cakal klavirist pri vratih. Pove-
dal j je, da mu je ime Rudolf,
in zaprosil, &c mu dovoli, da jo
spremlja. Nj odklonila.
"Mene je pravzaprav sram,
da moran igrati v kavarni.
Godba nj nekaj takega, da bi
clovek trosil kar tako Z MO. To
da JAZZ sem reven clovek in mi nj
mogoce, da hi Sc naprej obisko.
val konservatorij, &c bi ne spre.
jel te sluzbe, kjer mi placaje
skoraj tri tisoc mesecno. Ko
koncam konservatorij, bonn pro.
sill h gledaliscu. Tam notri Sc
zbirajo ljudje, XII znajo cent;
godbo. Ali imas ii fanta?"
Odkimala je.
"Glej jo, sal 81 lepa. Zakaj pu-
sits, da tt venejo dnevi samo 60.
ri med dimom in neprestanin
delom. Nekaj bi 81 tudi tt lahkc
privoscila cd zivljenja, &c ne, sc
bo izgubila tvoja mladost v pra.
zen MIC"
Vodil jo je v gozd mad me-
stom in j govoril neprestano il
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Nenadoma pa je priklicala
godba njene misli k sebi. Muzi-
kanti so igrali narodno pesem :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-17
DESEr zANIMIVIIH POVlESTI
5. Elzu
M a ga in a B og 0 m ir

knJlgaml pa Sllka mature, Sku-
pima deklic in profesorjev, sku-
pima samih smejocih sc obrazov.
Eliza je planila v jok in jokala
cello uro. .~s
Prvega augusta Sc je pred
stavila placilnemu natakarju:
"Jaz sem Eliza Gostisa." Odpe-
ljal jo je v kuhinjo, kjer Sc je
morala predstaviti kuharicam,
natakarji pa so Sc hiteli pred
stavljati sami. Placilni j je po-
vedal Gene kruha in slascic in
cvetja: vrtnic in nageljev. Mo-
rala 81 je oviti bel cipkast trak
okrog crnih las in obleci b e |
predpasnik. Natovorila Sc je S
pecivom in rozami in potem je
hodila cd dveh popoldne do dveh
po polnoei po kavarni med mno-
zico stolov, miz in gostov. Ia
dan 81 nj zapomnila skoraj no.
benega obraza, saj jih skoraj nj
videla, ko je tavala kakor v
omotici mimo Min. Tudi 81 nj
zapomnila nobene skladbe cd
godbe, XII jo je ustvarjala kape-
la mladenicev. Kot avtomat je
ponujala pecivo, prejemala de-
mar in napitnino. Skusala sc je
nasmehniti, &c jo je kdo nago-
voril, toda vse to Sc je umakni-
10 pred pekoco bolecino, XII jo je
Fcutila v nogah in bokih in v mi
sicah rok, XII so hotele nepresta-
no radi preutrujenosti omahni-
ii pod skladovnico peciva in
cvetja. Oh dveh po polnoci je
prestela napitnino in sc zacude-
no grenko nasmehnila. Napit-
nine je bilo tocno sto dinarjev.
Cd utrujenosti pijana Sc je od-
vlekla domov in Sc izgubila v
spanje kakor v nazavest.
V stirinajstih dneh je ia utru-
jenost popustila, popolnoma pa
je izginila rdecica z njenih lie,
XII so postala bella kot kavarni-
Ski zidovi. Natakarjem in neka-
term gostom je odklonila, da bi
jo spremljali domov.
Kmalu je ostala v hrupni ka-
varni sama in napitnina Sc :je
zmanjsala ma trideset dinarjev
dnevno, kar je priblizno odgo-
varjalo upravnikovi napovedi.
Podnevi je navadno prodajala
povecini ie pecivo, zvecer pa so
ljudje kupovali roze. Oh teh ro-
zah je tudi zasluzila skoraj vso
napitnino, kajti gospodje so Sc
sramovali jemati drobiz nazai.
Neki dan je je poklical kape-
tan, XII je svoji zarocenki kupil
skoraj pol cvetja, XII ga je Eliza
nosila seboj. Tista zarocenka
je bila nekdanja Elzina sosolka,
premozna Marinka. Eliza sc ii lie
skusala nasmehniti, sal sta bill
nekoc prijateljici. Marinka pa Sc
je ozrla ma drugo stran, ko je
kapetan kupoval cvetje. Kape-
tan je tedaj navrgel deset di-
narjev napitnine in Eliza !jih je
morala sprejeti, kajti drugace
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-17
Prodo Sc

hiso "a 2 druzini, IL sob, velika
lota, v prilicno dobrem stanju.
Samo en- lastnik jo je yes cas-
lastoval. Poizve sc ma 613 E..
102 St., GIL. 9217. Cena je zmer-
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-17
VeIiko opremIieno

sobo sc odda v najem enemu ali
dvema postenima fantoma. -
.Vprasa sc ma 387 f.. 1865 st., cd
Waterloo Rd., KE. 1878.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-17

zivljenju nobena ura veselejsa
Cd one, ko so j izrocili tisto Ii
stino dolgo< <vrsto odlicnih re-
dow, nikoli nj bila tako brez skr-
bi. "Mati, sedaj 81 poiseem sluz-
bo in sc mama ne bo wee tako
slabo godilo kot dosedaj," je re-
kla donna.
Potem je iskala sluzbo vec
kot leto dni. Hodila je il trgo-
vine v trgovino, IL pisarne v pi-
sarno, iskala je protekcije in
placala trikrat oglase v casopi-
sih, sluzbe pa nj bilo Cd niko-
der. Memo sedemnajsto leto je
re splahnelo v mic. Nj bilo We
selja, ne ljubezni in ne denarja
in niti ne ocitka cd matere, ka-
terra 81 je zelela, da hi potem
lahko planila v jok.
Navadila Sc je tavati po cele
ure po parku. Strah pred ne
znanim bodocim zivljenjem je
polagoma ugasnil, MIN pa so
ugasnile tudi vse nekdan!je sa-
ME. Park Sc il je zdel pust in
prazen. Do ljudi, XII jih je sre-
cavala, j nj bio mic. Pricela :jih
je sovraziti, morda ne sovraziti,
ampak cutila je pa prav goto-
vo odpor proti obrazom, XII so Sc
vsak dan zibali mimo ME. Strast
mladenke je zamirala in nj 81
pozelela mladenicev, XII so jo sre-
cavali in hoteli vcasih cello ma
govoriti. LIE S kako tovarisico,
nekdanjo sosolko, je Sc sprego-
vorila vcasih. Use so gledale ta-
ko hladno kot ona, ali pa plas-
no, sal nj dobila skoraj Sc no
bena sluzbe.
"Najpametnejse bi bilo, &c bi
zacele po sto dinarjev cd ure.
Sal smo mlade in lepe," so re-
kle. Toda nobena nj zacela 20
sto dinarjev in so zivotarile in
cakale naprej. Pesmi pa nj ho-
tela pisati vec nobena. Dnevni-
XII in spominske knjige so leza-
lie donna pozabljene, kakor so le-
zale pozabljene SAME. MISC Sc
vec ozirale ma pesnikov spome-
mix, XII Sc je dvigal sredi trga.
Stal je pozabljen, ceprav so ga
casu Sole tako ljubile.
Neki dan je sedela Eliza v
parku in je k njej prisedel 60
spod: "Oprostite, da vas nago-
vorim kar tukaj. Nekdo mi vas
je pokazal in mi rekel, da Nina
te sluzbe. JAZZ sem upravnik ka-
varne :. Qmenoval je ime ve-
like kavarne). Rabim lepo in
gibcno gospodicno, XII bi proda-
jala gostom pecivo in cvetje.
Redna plaza je tri sto dinarjev
mesecno. Poleg tega boste dobi-
Ii Sc nekaj procentov cd proda-
mega in napitnino cd gostov.
Vsega skupaj boste mesecno "a
sluzili tisoc tri sto ali vec. Pro-
dajali hi cd dveh popoldne do
dveh po polnoci. Ali sprejme-
te?"
"Sprejmem. Ali je sluzba
zdruzena Sc kakimi posebnimi
pogoji?' u.
me, ne! To zavisi samo cd
vas. JAZZ imam otroke in mlado
zeno in vam v tenn oziru ne bonn
v nadlego. Hotel sem pa najeti
lepo prodajalko, k kajti gostje
rajsi narocajo, &c vidijo lep
obraz pred seboj. Poleg tega
innate nekaj Sole, kakor sem Sill
sal, kar vas bo delalo Sc mikav-
nejso in privlacnejso. Seveda
niste tenn zavezani, da bi smell
gostje razpolagati z vami. Vii
ste v TEN oziru popolnoma svo-
bodni."
Napisal j je listek imenom,
XII mu ga je povedala: Eliza Co.
stisa, maj Sc javi v sluzbo prve-
ga augusta pri placilnem nata-
karju -" Spodaj je Sc pod
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S+onovonie"

sc odda v najem. 4 sobe, spodaj,
in garaza. Odda Sc majhni od-
rasli druzini. Poizve Sc ma 2O112
Lindberg Ave., blizu e. 200 st.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

whisky--a rare item today.
Apparently the liquor
merchant, being wise 10 the
value OF the stuff he dealt
in, invested his money in
superior spirits from time
10 time. He didn't sell this
stuff over the counter but
kept il in a special cellar
beneath his shop
His will ordered that the
liquor be sold at public auc-
ton and that the money be
divided among his heirs.
And when a list of the
liquid wealth was an
nounced by the dead mans
attorney, half a dozen big
dealers in ardent spirits
filed their intention of COM
ing 10 the auction with
plenty of cash money lining
their pockets TO bid on it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

EOR years a quiet little
man named Snodgrass
kept a wine and spirits shop
on a side street in a sub
urb OF Glasgow, Scotland.
He lived modestly in
small house. No one
thought him especially
prosperous-until he died.
His relatives gathered
for the reading of his will
and were decorously disap-
pointed when the lawyer
listed his small cash assets.
But their interest perked up
when they discovered that
Mr.. Snodgrass had acquired
through the years liquid as
sets worth a cool $150,000.
These turned out TO be
hogsheads, butts and punch
cons (big casks holding 125
gallons each) of fin @
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16


isher never thought OF ex-
hibiting any of his work
until friends began kidding
him in a neighborhood pub.
Il see the RoyaLAcad-
emY is offering 10 hang
sorffe new paintings" said
one. "If those old chromos
of yours were any good.
you'd try them out on Lon,
don. But / guess billpost-
ing is more your speed.
Don't be an idiot" said
Bill. IF ! didn't value my
art more than any honors.
l could get into the Acad-
emy In a jiffy."
"Aw. you're squiffed.
Even the Academy's porters
would know enough TO mail
your stuff back"
You blokes think I'm
spoofing." said Bill. I'm
a billposter, all right, but
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Bet His Way TO Fame

I'm also an artist. I'll bet
the fouryof you that / can
get a picture accepted. The
bet" he added prudently,
"will be a pint of beer
EACH"
Several weeks passed and
the argument over BilPS
art was forgotten.
Then one evening Mr..
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

ZANE comes TO m most
U people the hard way.
Other fortunate folk seem
to acquire it as easily as
the. average citizen picks
up a wad Of gum on his,
shoe while crossing the
street. But Bill Loram, OF
Torquay, England. Is prob
ably the only man who ever
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

nounced that his landscape,
Devon Sunset" had been
judged good enough for
exhibition.
On a bet - and his first
try-Bill the Billposter
reached the goal towards
which hundreds of artists
struggle vainly all of their
lives.
One who made il the hard
way was Albert Perry an
eccentric Londoner. His
9Sth offering - only three
cans be submitted each year
was accepted last year.
But Perry was not alto
gether pleased and didn't
care who knew il.
Il needed only two more
rejection slips 10 make il an
even hundred" he com.
planned bitterly. "T h a 7
would have been a record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

bet his way
to a S pot
among the
innortals.
Bill earns
his living as
a binposter,
but on his
days eff he
likes TO take
an easel and
paint box 10
S m e pic
I u re s q u c
spot in the
country and
[ urn ou [
something a
little closer
TO his hearts
desire than
the StuII ne
plasters p
for all the
w o ri d to
read.
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taught ar T.
LN IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Il o 7 a m
strode into
{ h e p u b
p r O u d ! Y
w av in & a
telegram.
Get e m
u p; y o u
faith les s
bill ghters!"
he yelled.
Get what
up?"
IF o u r
pints of
beer! Here,
re ad this
telegram"
I [ w a S
en- ou & h 10
rock the m
back on their
heels. Signed
by the hang
ing commit
tee of tn g
r o y a ]
Academy, ii
tersely an
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06

The name of the newspaper at
Tombstone, Ariz., is the Epitaph.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
GUILD BRIDGE TO BE
HELD DECEMBER IL

st. Thomas Junior Guild Christ
mas bridge will be held at 8 pm
December II in st. Thomas Guild
Hall, Mrs. John L. Eaton of Tren-
ton has announced.
Heading the publicity committee
is Mrs. R. B. Buhr. Crosse lie; tick
cts, Mrs. Allan Lathrop, Mrs. Ken
meth Kurth; table decorations and
table prizes, Margaret Barnes; door
prizes, Mrs. o. N. Branstetter; en-
tertainment, Mrs. F. H. Mans; re-
freShments, Mrs. David Humphreys,
Mrs. G. w. Leaf, Mrs. Edward j,
Pellow.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
Mail Gifts Early, Post Office Urges

If you want your Christmas gifts
to reach loved ones in time for the
holiday mail them early. Postmaster
Adam PlzybylSki warned today.
Extraordinary conditions at this
time make it imperative that shop
ping ana mailing be completed far
i'll advance of other years or the
postal service cannot do its job of
delivering all gifts and greetings on
time" he said. I'VE urge early
mailing of parcels. only because it
has TO be DONE" the postmaster
continued. The job is a tremen-
dous one, but We are confident that
it will be done because We know
from experience that given sound
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06

- Buy Victory Bonds -
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
40 YEARS AGO
IN WYANDOTTE

Hostilities doomed between Wyan-
dotte ard Ford village with the
charge by Aid. Baisley that village
officials used Wyandotte dirt to
cover the Ford sewer. Baisley de-
clared that In relaying the North
line sewer, Ford village officials
had gone over on the Wyandotte
side of the street and shoveled off
dirt % refill the trench.
Annexation Of Glenwood took
place December / after an unsuc-
cessful attempt to get the Ecorse
schools and township board to do
nate 5000 each for the purpose of
fighting annexation to Wyandotte.
The Gl-nwood council threw up
the sponge and adjourned sine die
wlutle annexationiSts planned a eel
ebration.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
Obituary
CHARLES BREENE

Charles Breene. q. of 126 Riv-
eroank died suddenly Monday at
Herman Kiefer hospital following
a brief illness.
A former employe of the Midwest
tool and die company. Detroit, he
Is survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Breene: a sister, Ber-
nice and one brother. Sgt. Kenneth
with the q. s. Army of occupation
IN Germany.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Nixon funeral home at pm.
today and burial was at Ferndale
cemetery.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-06
CAROL ANN LUKASIEWICZ

Funeral services will be held
Friday morning for seven-month-
old Carol Ann Lukasiewicz who died
at her home, 34O8 Twelfth street,
December 4.
Services will be conducted at the
home at 1880 am. Friday. and at
8 am. at Our Lady of Mt Carmel
church. Burial will be at Michigan
Memorial park and arrangements
are In charge of the Czopek funeral
home.
Surviving are her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George LukaSiewicz; four
sisters, Mrs. Anna Martin, Mrs.
Josephine Gurzenda, Christine and
Helen Lukasiewicz and two broth
ers. Pfc. Charles and George, Jr.