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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23

KNEE se sam pr ssbi .jezi III
pride v zadrego. nj prav prijet-
no, da zna njegova hti mani ka-
kor ucer,ci u ljudske Sole. Osta-
ne sarno se Miss Whartcva, ki ie
zelo verna dana ...
= szdi Sc mi. IA je bilo takrat
rajA prevec vernosti kakor pre-
r1a1o Seveaa, koIiko je moi
mali odtlej osta1o?
Gospod grajski zupnfk meni,
da bo najboije, &c vprasa sarn
princesko, koliko zna, in potem
DO njegovi visokcsti predlozil
nacrt, kako bi Sc dal pouk mai
pannetneje urediti. Knezu Sc zdi,
'da je njegov dvorni pridigar
MOI, XII ljubi ovinke, da je pc
dant, razen tega pa Sc tudi hu.
do, hudo boji, KAY DO z ucenostjo
Rozemarije.
'Boji1n sc, da DO moja mala
nekoliko plasna, ker Sc lie tezko
navadi tujcev. - In casih sc ne.
kako 6udno izraza. Ma to Sc mo.
rate ze ozirati !. q. i. " Gospod
grajski zupnik Sc ma cuden ma
Gin nasmeh11e i'm rece:
. "Sodinn, da Sc visokost 1ahkc
pomiri. Gospod uciteli mi je ze
rekel, kako nenavadno nadar
jena in pridna je princesa."
" tenn trenutku knez nj vide
tt proved rnoder. Ge bi bill 20
spod ueitelj njemu rekel kaj po
dobnega, bi Sc rnu zde1o, da il
pretirano vjuden in vsiljiv. DE-
pa Sc sje tako izrazil v pogovor,
z, nekom drugim, Sc rnu zdi zele
cudno. Njegova mala! Njegov:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23
zdi dobro. 5 knezorn bonn 60
vorila.. I,

zdi dobro. s knezonn bonn go
voriIa.n z
Knee je cisto presenecen, ko
to slfsi. Ali je ze tako dalec ME
gova r1lala? Seveda, trinajst
let ze steje, in pouk traja dive
lett. Petnajst 30 torej takrat I. !.
Ne, dvojnega pouka Rozamarija
nikakor ne SINE imeti. - Zato
bodo povabili gospoda grajske-
ga zupnika h kosilu in potern, ko
pojdetA gospoda S srnotko po-
letr1o sobo, Sc 1ahko o TEN po-
menita. Knez komaj Sc pozna
svojega grajskega pridigarja in
dusebriznika. Precej let je sicer
ze tu, toda knez je tako malo-
kdaj donna. Obiskpvanje nedelj-
skin pridig je pa pri brauneskih
gospodih x. .podedovana navada.
Gee sedanjega kneza je svojega
potomca, XII Sc je hotel cash v
nedeljo izznuzniti, vselej zavr-
nil: "Spodobi SCI" Redno in pri-
Isiljeno obiskovanje bozje sluzbe
nj prav primerno, da bi Sc clo-
veku stara navada priljubila;
knee nj skoraj nikoi nasel bolj-
Sc priloznosti "a razg1abljanje o
'svojih posebnih mislih, kakor
pri nedeljskih pridigah. Zato to-
rel gospoda grajskega zupnika
prav slabo pozna; n1nogo pa mu
je do tega, da hi njegova hci do
bila zadovoljiv pouk. Zdi Sc mu,
da Sc zenski prav dobro podaja
nekoliko poboznosti. Svobodo-
1niselr1a zena Sc mu zdi tudi
estetsko nezadovoljiva, vulgar.
ina.
Pogovor precastitim pa je
potekal drugace, kakor 81 je vi.
sokost nislila. Grajski zupnik je
vprasal, ali princesa ze zna to-
kar znajo ucenci IL ljudske So
le, ko pridejo k verskemu pou
ku? Gospod ucitelj Sc je dal ia
koj pri nastopu svoje sluzbe
oprostiti verskega pouka .. ir
gospa Hardensteinova mu je re
kla, da nj prevzela nikaksnegs
poucevanja, ker. Sc il zdi, da n
EdovoG izobrazena "a kaj takega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23

praviIi, IA 1ncfajo priti vsi unet-
niki Y Berlin, ker drugace nit
ne veIjajo. n koliko lepfh dam
DO zelelo, da jih naslikate! Ne
srr1ete Sc brsniti. lie pustite, vse
bonn rlreiffa. Do syidenja v Ber-
finu!"
Vrocekrvna konja sta ze ne
strpna, in k1ieznja oddiria, "a
MO pa knez, ki Sc Sc obrne '
sedlu IN zaklice: "Zelo me bo
veselilo!"
Enajsto poglavje
GOSPOD GRAJSKT zUPNIK
Rozan1arija pojde to pot "a.
nesljivo 2 drugimi v Berlin.
Kneznja sicer stoka: "Zrak il
ne bo pray prijal in ne vem,
kar,n bi 10 dali, sal sem hotela
vse sobe izpremeniti v. zirnski
vrt
''Za Inojo hcer boste vendar
NASH v vsej veliki hisi primer.
no solo," rece knee ledeno in
brez svoje prirojene vljudno.
sti. I'D.
ze stejejo dneve, XII jih bodo
Sc prebli ma Braunecku, ko Sc
oglasi gospa Hardensteinova pri
kneznji: Gospod grajski zupnik
je vprasal zaradi birmanskega
pouka. ce bo princesa prebila
limo v Berlinu, bi rad zvedel
ime tamkajsnjega duhovnika, da
bo lahko stopil v zvezo z MIN
Poslednji pouk DO princesa Sc
veda dobila ma Braunecku, ire
ba pa je napraviti nekaksen ma
ert "a versko vzgajanje." Knez
MIA je poslusala te besede in sc
ocitno dolgoeasila; pletla je kite
IL volnenih copov OBJ stolu te1
umetno in vljudno zehala skozi
nos. Iznenada je postala cistc
ziva: T.
"Prosim vas, gospa Harden
|steinova! Saj je Rozamarija x
tako dovol zmedena,-kaj bo
sta tn Sc storila diva duhovna:
Seveda DO spet eden pravove
rem, drugi pa liberalen,-in ubo
ga Rozamarija svojinni ze pre-.
zmedenimi idejami! To Sc mi ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23
DlIsica K0zaIl,artioI
(svkr1l1cAu nJaI noaEc,
Agass 0u6ahsr
Posluvenli Boris Ri1tefsit
ALszlJs 6udlhGr
Posluyeni1 Boris Ril1tersic

q ". W.
vzeti terpentinovo krpo in unici-
Ii to gnusobo?"
20, Harro, nene, tvoja mai
lepsa sIika je."
Drugo jutro sprem1ja Dusica
suojega oceta v dvorano, kjer
hoce videti sliko. ce bi bill oce
pail, bi bill skoraj moral slisati,
kako drhti memo drobno srces
Kaj Sc DO zgodilo? J.. Ali bo
strasno jezen in ne DO maral
Harra nikoli vec videti, ker je
naredil taksno sliko? Meme ro-
lie so ledeno mrzle in meme oei
femme. Toda mic Sc ne zgodi. Pa
pa je presenecen in rece:
''Nikomur ne izdaj, Rozamari-
ia: niti vedel nisem, da je ma
ma tako lepa. In zdi Sc mi, da je
slika imenitna. To lahko poves
Harru. Vendar pa mi je ljubo,
da nj "a veliko dvorano. Druge
slike prevec zasenci. Harro je
incl smorda prav, ko je govoril o
'stiliziranju. Ocitno ne zna still
zirati tako, kakor je potrebno "a
islike v dvorani.
Kneznja je zelo presenecena,
'da Sc je slikanje tako nitro kon-
Gallo, ko Sc je komaj zacela "a
bavati. In slika il je neizmerno
vsec. Dolgo lahko stoji pred njo
in jo obcuduje. Taksno slikanje
je pae najlepsa pocastitev, XII il
10 more kdo izkazati. Ia Thor
stein je tina voda.
cez nekaj dni vprasa Dusica
svojega oceta:
cali SINE poslati Harro mani
no sliko ma razstavo " Muen-
chen? Povedal je gospel Har-
densteinovi, da SO ga povabili,
in velika cast bi bila zanj, pa nj
ma nicesar, s elmer bi bill zado-
voljen.' D
Kneza to prav mic ne veseh,
kneznja pa je z duso in telesom
navdusena. Da bi Sc kot lepa
mlada zena kazala obcudujoce-
mu svetu, to je presegalo njene
najdrznejse sanje. Thorstein maj
narise zgoraj ma desni najhen
.grb knezjim klobukom, potem
pa lahko sliko razstavi. Portret
njene visokosti kneznje b.! In
kaksna reklama bo to "a uboge.
ga kavalirja Thorsteina! Male
rnu je treba res pornagati, ds
pride naprej. Kneznja je zivs
dobrodelnost in tudi njena voljs
Sc izpolni. Slika gre ma potova.
ME. Pred odhodom odjezdita Sc
knez in l1nezinja k Thorsteino-
vim razvalinarn in presita slugo,
maj poklice gospodarja, da ne be
treba konj Varovati. Kneznja re.
&c Z r1as1neSkorn:
''Zinne ne snnete prebiM v sa
mott. v Berlin ,norate priti, ds
boste kaj vide1i in da boste do
bill .pobud "a novo delo. Meni 50
ssE sa4F 80 ss 82s%M *
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23
(Nadaljevaaje)

(Nadaljevaaje9
''Dusica, kaj te je prijelo? "a
kaj mi lvaris veselje pri slika-'
nju? Ali ie tulh to laovoljeno?'
'Poglej yendar, kaj 81 NASH
kal! Zakaj 81 naslikal mojemul
ubogemu papanu taksno zeiro!l
Poglej, obleka je kakor kri, in
tuje, strupene rastline /. in
kako Sc srnehlja y kotfh ustnic'
in We, da mora umreti tisti, XII.
mu bo dala cvetice." 4
Same nezmiselne reci govo-
ris danes. Strupene rastline! Sal
orhideje MISC strupene rastline,"
zamrmra.
Harro odloM svojo paleto in
sede ma stol, kjer je pref sedela
kneznja. skoraj iznenada-mor-
da je Sci oblak cez nebo-se je
stemnilo. Harro prime orhideje
in jih drzi v roki.
'Daj stran te strupene rasti-
ne" "-iztrgati mu jih hoce il
roke. - Ill.,.
"Rozamarija, 'danes 81 nevliu-
dina, nasilna DANA in pokvarila
81 mi vse veselje do slikanja. &c
me ne hi bila rnotila, hi Sc mi BIZ
10 danes nekaj posrecilo. Taksno
razpolozenje je tezko priklicati
in ne vrne Sc. Drugace ne bi bill
tako dolgo mazal po obleki."
"Saj je tvoja slika vendar go
tova?" ~
"Gotova! Ma najlepsi poti sem
sele bill, in tu je ena rninuta vec
vredna kakor drugace celia ura. :"
"Samo poglej, pa bos videl, da
je slika gotova!"
DuSica stece k vdolbini, kier
je elektricno stikalo. Lahen pok,
" mrak Sc iznenada vsuje zlata
svetloba velikega lestenca izpod
stropa. Pc dvorani zdrsne in Ia
svetijo Sc zarnice stranskih be-
neskih stenskih svecnikov, vse
-dokler nj velika dvorana NOR
je 1uci.
'Nehaj vendar, Rozamarija!"
Toda Dusica ne odneha, dokler
nj poslednja senca, XII bi Sc uteg-
Mia skrivati v kaksni vdolbini,
pregnana. Velika dvorana Sc "a
iskri Y praznicnem soju. Vitezi
in dame stole v tenn lesketu ka-
kor slept. MISC vajeni taksne lu-
ci. Toda velika slika ma sredi, ia
lahko prenese svetlobo. zena z
zacaranim cvetjem, pod kate
rim je zareca svila kakor bi 10
bile stkale hudobne vile in. po-
barvale S krvjo ubitih. zena z
medlim nasmeskom, napol skirt
je Sc, sele nastaja in, rjave oci
Sc ne vedo zanj Z. Okrutni ma
smesek None Lise !. Harro
stoji pred sliko, - tako iznena-
da ga je vrglo IL polmraaxa v
zarko svetlobo, lin strmi, nato
pa Sc iznenada udari S pestjo po
celu.
"Dusica, "a bozjo voljo, kaj
sem tn naslikal! Il kaksnega
brezna je to prislo?"
Dusica mu polozi hladno dian
ma roko, brez besede. Tedaj 10
prime okoli ozkih ram, "a tre-
nutek jo stisne::
''DuSica ii, Dusica." Po-
tern vstane. ''Dusica, ali hoceva
II 3sS " 80 Z. II. ..e !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-23

Rozamarija pogleda presene
6eno svpjsga ocet1 sredstvo
sestriGne Amy napoveduje hude
.reGi.
lDal1e prihodnuO
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03

Call In Your Social Items
To Wyandotte 1166
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Light Opera
1915 Season
Is Announced

Music lovers will be glad to note
that the 1916 season of the Civic
Light Opera Association OF Detroit,
Inc, which lasts 10 weeks, will open
February at the Masonic tenn
pie auditorium. Season tickets are
now on sale in the music depart
nent on the 18th floor of the j.
l. Hudson Co.
This will be the third annual
season Tor this organization. Max
kocnigsberg is the managing di-
rector.
The repertoire for the 1916 sea-
son will be as follows:
February to IL, The Merry
Widow: February y to lS. ANY
thing Goes: February 10 to %.
The Great Waltz; February 20
TO March 4, Gypsy Love; March
5 to II. Jubilee; March II to 18.
Naughty Marietta; March 10 to
%. Resale; March 26 to April l,
The Bat" die Fledermaus) April
to 8, Babes in Toyland" and for
the final week April to Is, Rob
erta."
Ticket prices will range from SO
TO $50 and season reservations are
suggested. For those seeking the
ideal Christmas gift the suggestion
is offered that pair of tickets to
this array of entertainment would
be ideal.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Mitropoulos Opens
GIN Guest Conducting
Engagement Sunday

Dimitri Mitropoulos, conductor
since 1897 of the Minneapolis Sym
phony, will conduct the first OF
four concerts on the General Mo-
tors Symphony OF the Air Sunday,
December 9 from 5 10 6 pm. He Will
also conduct the performances OF
December l6, % and 30.
Arturo ToScanini, regular con-
ductor of the Winter Series of con-
certs, will return TO the podium
January 6.
For hiS opening program, Nitro
pouloS will conduct the overture to
Mozart'S opera, The Magic Flute
and A London Symphony, by Ralph
Vaughan Williams, generally re-
garded as Englands greatest living
composer.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
| rentOnlteS
Exchange Vows
November "a

Palms and baskets of white baby
NUNS and ivory tapers in branched
candelabra provided the setting
Saturday, November "a, for the 4
o'clock wedding of Miss Grace NJ.
MarSland and Fred c. Krusell in
the Trenton Methodist church.
The Rev Marshall W. Hoyt, for
merly pastor of the Trenton Meth
odist church and now of Flint, was
assisted during the ceremony by
the Rev Milton H. Bank, pastor
of the church.
An aqua lace and marquisette
floor-length dress was worn by the
bride. 1t was designed with lace
bodice. Ceep V neckline and small
peplum at the waiStline. The
sleeves were capped and the skirt
was marquiSette over satin. Match
ing clipped ostrich feathers formed
her hat and she carried a bouquet
OF white orchids and bridal roses.
AS matron of honor. Mrs. E. j.
Smith, Detroit, sister of the bride,
wore a floor length dress of yellow
and matching feather hat. Her
flowers were yellow roses and
hrySanthemumS.
Charles KruSell, BEDFORD, was his
brothers best man and ushers were
the bridegroom'S sons. Don and
Glenn Krr5ell, Trenton.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
E. A. Marsland, Montpelier, Ind,
chose an afternoon frock of SOL
dier blue crepe with a matching
hat. Her corsage was of pink roses.
Edna Frobenius sang several
selections before the service, accom-
panied by Marshall Pixley at the
organ.
Only immediate members of the
family attended the service. They
were served a wedding supper at
Dearborn Inn. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Krusell left for the south on a
three weeks wedding trip. The
bride was coStumed in a coral wool
suit with black accessories and her
corSage was made from the orchids
Of her wedding bouquet.
Mrs. Krusell is a commercial
teacher at the Trenton Slocum-
Truax high school and her hus-
land is vice-president of the Peo-
pies State Bank, Trenton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Miss McGrath, Fig hter
Pilot Haggarty Are Wed

Hiss Virginia McGrath, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Katherine McGrath,
951 Third, and former captain John
Haggarty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Haggerty, ZIG Felice. exchanged
wedding VOWS in a nuptial high
mass ut 10 am. Saturday. Novem-
Der "a, after the Rev. Leo j. lind
Ter in st. Elizabeth'S church.
Palms and yellow and white
NUNS decorated the church.
A gown of Duchess satin with
an illusion veil attached to a head
piece of orange blossoms and seed
pearls was worn by the bride who
carried a bouquet of white roses
and baby NUNS.
Her sister, Lorraine Balazovic. as
matron of honor, chose baby blue
satin and marquisette frock and
carried yellow carnations and
white NUNS.
Marge Haggarty. sister of the
bridegroom, and Helen Lockman,
bridesmaids, wore jersey and net
gowns Of delicate pink and carried
pink carnations and baby NUNS.
The lest man was Robert j. Hag-
9arty, brother of the bridegroom.
and uSherS were Joseph Lubaway
and Donald Smith.
Mrs McGrath witnessed her
daughters wedding in a royal blue
crepe gown with brilliant trim,
black accessories and a gardenia
corsage The bridegroom mother
chose 4 purple dress with black Sc
quin trim and matching acceSSo-
ries Her corsage was also of gar
deniaS.
TWenty-one guests were served a
Wedding breakfast at the Wabeek
tearoom and reception for 300
guests was held at the Hearts of
Oak hall
On Sunday the couple left for a
tWO-wee!iS tour of the eastern
states after which they will reside
in Ann Arbor as the bridegroom
Will attend the University of Mich
igan.
His bride is a graduate of the
River Rouge high school and he
vas graduated from Roosevelt high
school. He served q months in the
Pacific as fighter pilot with the
Thirteenth air force and just re-
Gently returned to this country.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Discussion On Child
Bebapior Hi8bi8bfs
Study Glib Meeting

A profitable discussion on child
behavior, led by Mrs. Stanley
Czuchna, marked the Junior Child
Study club meeting Tuesday after
noon.
1t was unanimously agreed that
disciplinary problems with children
disappear in ratio to the extent
that parents keep growing = with
the sky as the limit.
Preceding the discussion Mrs.
Czuchna gave a detailed report on
the lecture, How To Stay Alive AS
Long AS You Live given by Mrs.
Bonaro w. OverStreet in Detroit,
November Is. at the Parent Educa-
ton Institute
The nine clue areas of growth -
as listed by Mrs. Overstreet. are
sense experiences, way of talking,
willingness to learn, interest in
other people, curiosity. creative in
genuity, memory, admiration, and
IDEALS.
At the business meeting over
which Mrs. Clifford Anderson. first
president, presided. it was
voted that each member bring a
new toy. preferably a game. TO the
Christmas meeting, December II. in
the interest of the Goodfellow or
ganizalion.
Tea was served with Mrs. j. F.
Pollock, Mrs. E. r Church. and
Mrs. Russell Cushing as hosteSSes.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Organizations
SECOND BIRTHDAY Is
OCCASION FOR PARTY

In honor of Bruce CornellS sec
ond birthday on Tuesday, his moth
er. Mrs. Charles Cornell. 223 Vine
wood. arranged a birthday party
for him.
Guests were Judy SwenSon, Larry
and Carole Cornell. Gary Vroman,
Tommy and Judy Cornell. Larry
Hooks. Jerry and Lynn Graf, Fred
die Schiller, David and JEANNE Ne
vile, Joseph Gartner, Wyneth Tins
and Otis Undergood.
Table decorations were pink and
white and little wagons were used
as place cards. A birthday lunch
was served and favors distributed
among the guests.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
DuPRE VICTORIAN CHOIR
RETURNS TO WYANDOTTE

The Alaethian club of the First
Methodist church, Oak at Biddle,
is inviting the public to hear pro-
gram OF sacred and secular music
sung by the DuPre Victorian choir.
Detroit, in the church auditorium
Wednesday December 19, at 8:15
pm.
Prof. Marvin DuPre directs sew
erai cholrs in Detroit and is in
structor in a school of music. This
is a return engagement for the
choir at the Methodist church.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
PTA NOtes
HEINTZEN P.T.A. SPONSORS
BOY SCOUT AND All GROUPS

BOY SCOUT AND All GROUPS
The first meeting of the newly
organized Heintzen P.T.A. was held
Wednesday night at the school,
Pullman and Burns. Total member
ship has already reached 66.
Officers are Mrs. Irwin Friend.
president; Paul Bertram, first vice.
president; Mrs Jack Younkman,
second vice-pesident; Mrs. Norman
Cobb, secretary; Edward Vincenty,
treasurer.
Committee members were named
and Mrs. Friend and Mrs. Frank
Owens reported on District No. I
Parent-Teacher division meeting of
the M.E,A. which was held in De-
troit November IA.
The association voted to sponsor
a new Boy Scout troop and a new
All club group.
All meetings will be held the
fourth Monday of each month ex-
cepting this month when the group
viii meet Thursday, December Is.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
BetrothQL ToZd

Mrs. Alexander Krajewski, 1863
Nineteenth street, is announcing
the engagement of her daughter.
Laura, TO Chester Zalewski, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Zalewski, 900
Stone, Fremont, O
Mr.. Fremont, who attended St.
JoSeph's high school In Fremont.
was recently discharged from the
U. S. navy after seren years of
service. His tiancee attended Roose-
welt high school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Announce
Marriage

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Evelyn M Garnas and
Malcolm D. MacQueen, both OF
Wyandotte, on Monday. The couple
was married at 8 o'clock in the
Presbyterian ManSe by the Rev
Warren E. Hall in a candlelight
ceremony.
Attending them were Miss Gloria
Barton, Wyandotte, and Donald
3. Frelich, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacQueen are
making their home at 1874 Clark
street.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03

Paul o. Foster, Chm, who has
just returned from Japan. was a
guest last Sunday of his brother-in-
law and sister, MI and Mrs. Paul
Creighton, 1888 Catalpa. He is now
al the separation center at Toledo.
O., awaiting his discharge after
which he will reside near Hillsdale.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Engagement
Revealed On
Thanksgiving

The betrothal of Miss ThereSe
Catherine Affholtel to Robert JOS
eph Shanaver, son of MIR. and Mrs
Harry Shanaver, 22358 Pennsylva-
MIA. was announced by her mother,
Mrs. Conrad Affholter, GAL Plum,
al a Thanksgiving day dinner for
members of the immediate family.
The couple is planning a spring
wedding.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03
Book On Eisenhower
Book-of-t he-Month
Club Reserve Choice

The Book -of-the- Month club has
chosen MY Three Years With Els
enhower" by Captain Harry c. But
cher (Simon & Schuster) as a re-
serve selection.
The January selection will be
Brideshead Revisited" by Evelyn
Waugh Little. Brown; for Feb
ruary. Arch of Triumph" by Erich
Maria Remarque (Appleton).
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03

Mrs. Edward Block, 1925 Chest
nut. entertained a group Of eight
Detroit friends at bridge at her
home Friday night.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03

CAL In Your Social Items
To Wyandotte 1l66
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-03

Call in Your Social Items
To Wyandotte 1166
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

DELIVERY young man veteran OF AZ,
for light panel truck. steady JOB,
chance 10 learn good paying trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18
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Can he receive medoIs?
1, DOG HEROES :. Awards of medals or decora-
tions 10 animals are prohibited How were eight war
dogs killed in the Southwest Pacific ho,,ored?
Their owners received posthumous certificates for
| Outstanding performance of duty"
F. F., New York, ~ Y.
T. WINNER! :. What state led the nation in the 9th
War Loan Drive?
New Hampshire, with 22l per cent of its quota
= Mrs. L. S. S., San Bernardino, Calf.
;. LUCKY BREAK British schoolboys at Eton
WtH MOI tOkE HSU 1>eHt e@UWtU'sOes yeO'.
To save paper!
4. PHOTOS ~ RADIO Hon. long does it take
to send COPY by radobhoto from the u S. TO London,
Cairo and Sydney3
| Five minutes!
s. AIRPORT FIGURES There are ZOO ai1b01ts
in the United States. How many Of these acconmo
. dote bLnooS of the RIO SubeyfOTtyess fybe2
| Only TO-
6. NEWEST BABY Latest unit tn the Arnays
fleet is BRL barge, Refrigerated, LARGE. What is
its use?
| Called "reefer' it takes fresh frozen foods -
even ice cream - to our troops in the Pacific.
M c. S., Dorchester, Mass.
7. BRIGHT SPOTS Why do bdrdtroobers and
arborne troops brightly colored saeen for the tops
of their caps?
To show flyers which groups must receive military
supplies dropped by chute.
CONDUCTED |" W. M->
NOTE will pay 81 in War Savings Stamps for each ques
accepted for in this column Pool mls
oceombany Address Tom Henry. THIS WEEP
Graybar Building. 400 Lexington Ave. New York H. NJ
cannot be acknowledged or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18

NOTE pay 81 in War Savings Stamps for each ques
ton accepted for in this column Proof mus
ocoo,noany the ons,cer Address Tom Henry THIS WEEK.
Graybar Building 420 Lexington Ave. New York H. NJ
Unaccepted be acknowledged or returned
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05

Mrs. Frank Krasovec, Mr.. in
Mrs. Martin Uranker, Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph Miklus, Mr. in Mrs.
Joseph Pultz, Mr.. in Mrs. Girl
Vrbancic, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Klinec Jr., Mr.. in Mrs. Victor
Samanich, Mr.. in Mrs. John Ci-
EEK, Mr.. Howard Click, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Maras, Mr.. in Mrs
Ernie Jablanski, Mr.. in Mrs. J.
Fabris, druzini Skolar, Miss
Marie Click, Mr.. Larry Dee, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Pultz, Jr., Lester
Buechle S 2/c (Radarman) ter
hceram Misses Antoinette in
Josephine.
Torej Sc enkrat srcna hvala
vsem, in zeliva, da bi m o gla
vsem povrniti. Ostanite nam
zdravi Sc ma mnoga leta vsi sku-
paj! ..
Joseph in Antonio Pultz,
3174 w. 14O st.
Cleveland, Ohio.