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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-23
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-23

MIS-. AlOJzlJa hoprlVnIk, 5l09
e. 115 st., Garfield Heights, o.,
je prejela dvoje pisem cd njenih
sester, namrec prvo opisuje raz-
mere "a casa, ko so Sc Sc nahaja-
lie v logarju v Nemciji, drugo pa
je o stanju, XII so ga nasle, ko so
Sc vrnile Mrtvice pri Krskem
ma Dolenjskem.
V prvem pismu opisujeta Sc
stra Cilka in njen MOI Johan ma
sledeci nacin:
"Draga sestra!
"Sprejmi najlepse pozdrave
cd meme in moje druzine Pisan-
ski. Upam, da 81 dobila mole pi-
smo, katero sem I'll pisala, ko
smo dospeli ma svoje >domove.
Vrnili smo Sc ravno ma Velike
mase dan, Is. augusta. Minilo
nam je ravno tri leta, odkar smo
mogli zapustiti svojo ljubo hisi-
CO, iz katere smo bill S silo pre-
gnani.
"Torej, ljuba sestra, res smo
veseli, da smo sc vrnili Sc ma
svoj dom ali tudi tukaj DO zelo
tezko, ker nimamo popolnoma
mic ziveza, mic denarja in samo
"a silo obleceni in obuti. Hisa
nam je ostala Sc celia, ali zalibog,
drugo pa kar vse uniceno, svinj-
ski hlevi, zivinski hlevi, ena Ste
ma vrzena ven, nj Irvine, nj no.
benega orodja. Torej, kako maj
zopet pricnemo? Meni ne bi bilo
tako hudo, ko bi bilo .vse to sta
70, pa smo pred II lett naredili
vse novo. Mucila sem Sc kakor
zivina. Ia mas je bilo prilicno
stanovanje, ali danes, draga mo-
ia sestra, nimamo pohistva, nj
mamo posode, stala je brez stre-
he in ravno tako nj orodja. Po-
polnoma drugega nj kakor praz-
ma hisa; pa da smo sal ma svo-
jem, da mas ne preganjajo vec po
svetu.
"Ce nam ne DO drzava poma-
gala, potem ne moreno mic vec
gospodariti, pa to ne samo mi,
enako drugi, XII SO Sc bolj udar-
jeni kakor pa mi, ker Jim je vse
zgorelo, kar je bilo S slamo
krito.
Moran tudi malo opisati ma
Sc zivljenje Nemciji, kaj smo
mi tam doziveli. Vsaki dan "a
dnevom korenje koloraba, a
krompirja re malo. To je bilo
vsaki dan, zjutraj pa crno gren-
ko kavo in majhno snito kruha.
Vem, da mi ne bos mogla verje-
ii, da je to resnica. Tako je smr-
delo liz kotla, da smo bill ze tega
siti, da jesti nismo mogli do
ticnem logarju. Mas je bilo AZ
tisoc ljudi, takih lepih, mladih
deklet Cd 16 do 80 let starih, pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-23
Gledote "a move
PREPROGE?

Porabljene mascobe SO po-
trebne "a izdelovanje pre-
prog, ruth, zaves in tisoce-
ro drugih stvari, XII jih zeh-
te 49,. kot tudi "a mila.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
THE PRICE OF PUPPIES

When you make up your mind
to buy puppy, the price asked
by a reliable breeder may stagger
you. However, there is something
to remember before stamping the
breeder as CROOK" 1t is this:
There is more risk in raising
dogs than in trading in margins
on Wall Street. Sometimes a big
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Everglades. At an extravagant
cost a considerable number of
these dogs were imported from Gu
ba for the task.
For some reason the dogs could
not be induced to pursue the In
dams and this method of carrying
on the war was abandoned. All
sorts of theories were advanced for
the dogs failure. Some said it was
the swampy- ground, others that
the Indians had an oder different
from the people the dogs had been
trained to track. Regardless. TO the
reason he experiment failed,
bringing ridicule and censure on
President Van Buren, and General
Taylor, the army officer who had
so strongly advocated the use OF
the dogs. These dogs. were the first
war dogs ever employed by Unit
ed States Army. 80 &c.
USE POINTS FOR STEW BEEF
In spite OF rationing and the high
point value of meat some dog own
ers are buying meat for their dogs.
Stew beef is the best type OF meat
for dog. Finely ground hamburg
err tends to pass too quickly
through the intestines and often
has a tendency to ferment there.
While no particular harm will be
caused by feeding a dog hamburg
ers, stew beef not only contains
less fat but is actually better for
the animal.
THE QUESTION BOX
Question: What can I do to rid
a seven-ln onths-old puppy of lice?
He has a lot of them.
II. B.
Answer: Brush the dog daily with
brush that has been dipped in
naptha or aniseed oil. Regular ca
nine lice powders also recommend
ed
Question: My son is bathing our
new puppy, a three-months-old Col
lie, once week. Not only does
this mess UP our bathroom but
am wondering if it is good to battle
the dog SO often?
d. P. C.
Answer: Not only is. there great
danger Of your dog catching cold,
but it is harmful to his coat to be
bathed SO often. Have your son
brush the pup once each day with
a good stiff brush. That will keep
him clean and be helpful to his
coat. s-- ,-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
EASTER SERVICES
PLANNED AT BEACH

The appointment Of conmlttees
to arrange the third annual Easter
Sunrise service to be held on the
Northern extension boardwalk at
Carolina Beach, under the sponsor
ship of resort churches, was an
nounced yesterday. 49,
Committee are: Program, tne
Rev. James 'McQuere, Miss Kuth
Wright, Mrs. Lingle, Mrs. Cole,
Mrs, Hern, and the Rev. Pau
Carruth; publicity, MIR. Longwortn'
Junior Craig, Mrs. J. p. Yarbor-
ough, and Mrs. Blackburn; ar
rangement, Mr.. Russell, MIR. Long
worth, Mrs. Flaugher. Mrs: 5ohn'
son. and Mr.. Laramore;. finance,
J. p Marlborough, the Rev. Mr.
Ludlurn, and Mrs. Milford.
The service will be sponsored by
the Carolina Beach Baptist church,
All Saints Episcopal, Caroline
Beach Methodist. Carolina Beach
Presbyterian, Carolina Beach Com
munity, Kure Beach Community
and Kure Beach Sunday school.
A second meeting of the Genera.
committee will be held at 7:3O p: m
Friday, March is, at the Carolina
Beach Baptist church,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11

A gallon Of aviation gasoline re-
quires Is gallons of water for con
densing purposes.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
Grew Hints Liberation
Of Austria May Be Near

Washington, March 10.-P)-Ac-
ting Secretary of State Grew limited
today that the beginning of the lib
Grafton of Austria may be very
near. He issued an appeal for the
people of that Nazi-conquered
country to join in the campaign for
their own freedom.
The appeal was in statement
which Grew issued on the ami
versary of the beginning of Hitler S
conquest of Europe with the
invasion of Austria on March II,
1888.
Grew cited the big three de-
claration at Moscow in November
1943 in which Austria was told
that she had a responsibility to
join in the fight against Hitler S
Germany and .'that in the final
settlement account will inevitably
be taken of her own. contribution
to her liberation"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
Byrnes May Reconsider
Decision To Quit Post

WASHINGTON, March 10.-LR--
War Mobilizer James F. Byrnes
may reconsider his decision to quit
when the European war ends
stay on the job until the Senate
acts on the projected world secur-
ity organization, friends said to-
day.
Byrnes tried to resign several
months ago. When President Roose-
welt persuaded him to stay on, he
announced he would remain in Of
flee until after the German mill
tarv collapse. He said he wants to
enter private law practice, his pro-
fession before he became a mem
Der of the House, the Senate and
the Supreme Court.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11

litter will be born and all its men,
bers will live and thrive. Again,
just as large litter may be born
and every puppy in it will die dur
ing infancy. In the latter case, the
breeder must pay for the dam S
food and for her care for whole
year and often must pay a large
stud fee, and get back not one
penny of his investment.
Add to this the feeding cost and
the occasional veterinarian fee for
such pups as live, and you will
understand that the breeder is not
a crook at all. The pups he sells
must pay the 'overhead' on those
which die and on the upkeep of his
whole kennel. Unless the breeder is
raising dogs just for the fun of it,
he must ask and receive a good
price for his pups if he is running
his kennel as either you or would
run a business.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
DEAN WILL TALK
HERE THURSDAY

Wayman L. Dean, trustee OF the
National Association OF Life I'm
derwriters, will visit here this
week for an important conference
with local underwriters Thursday,
It was announced yesterday.
Mr.. Dean will meet with the di-
rectors of the Life Underwriters
Association at II am. at the
Cape Fear club. At pm, Asso'
citation members will attend
luncheon at St. Johns Tavern at
which he will speak.
Keen interest has been aroused
due to Mr.. Deans prominence In
national life insurance affairs, II
was said.
He entered the life insurance
business % years ago with the
Life and Casualty Insurance COM
pany and has been manager OF the
Jacksonville, Fla, district since
1885. He has an equally common
dable record as a member OF the
Life Underwriters dSSOCldIoll 1O1
10 years, it was reported.
The district which Mr.. Dean
supervises has shown increases
each week since August IL, lS4o'
giving him the honor of having
the longest continuous record OF
increase of any manager OF MS
company.
Mr.. Dean served the Jackson
vile, Fla, association as Presl-
dent in 1941-42, during which time
the association increased its mem
bership 81 per cent. He has also
served as vice president and
chairman of the Membership COM
mittee in the Florida association,
In the National association he has
served for two years on the Mem
bership committee and also on the
c o m m i ttee on Indignation OF
Agents into the N. A. L. U. and
was chairman Of the Credentials
committee last year. He has re-
Gently been appointed chairman OF
the Publications committee.
Secretary and Treasurer of the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
THE HITCHHIKING DOG

c. B. Morgan of Pas, Canada,
has one OF the most talented of
the many hitchhiking dogs which
have broken into print during the
past few years. The dogs name
is mike" Spaniel.
When Mike was puppy he start
ed teaching himself to travel from
place to place with the least
amount of effort. When he wanted
to go to some specified destipa-
ton, he would trot to the nearest
corner where there was traffic
light. There, on the stop signal, he
would hop on the running board
of some car and ride as far as
he chose. Then he would continue
his trip from the next traffic corn
ner.
Soon Mikes hitchhiking took an
aquatic turn and he learned to
board river steamers as they cast
off from their docks and to debark
at some distant stop, then return
home by the same means.
The next step in his career was
study of railroad trains. He
would board one of these at the
local station, make friends with the
train crew and ride as far as he
cared to. jumping off at some way
station, he took the next train back
home.
There are hundreds of hitchhik-
ing dogs. Why they decide on such
career and, often, how they pur.
sue it is one of the thousands Of
| canine mysteries.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
ELBOWS AND AGE

If you are at a loss to figure
out dogs age, there are one or
two signs to guide you. One of
them is the condition of his mouth.
There is an old saying, "a dog is
as old as his teeth,' yet I have
known youngish dogs with worn Or
decayed or missing teeth and old
dogs whose teeth are white and
strong and perfect. So the condition
Of a dogs teeth is not really re-
liable index to his age. However,
here is one for making a shreWd
guess at it:
Study the elbows. Many years Of
lying down and getting up will
leave their traces on the patch of
gristle which marks canine elbows.
The older the dog, the larger and
lumpier and more pronounced is
this patch of elbow skin.
AMERICAS FIRST WAR DOGS
We hear and read a lot about
the exploits of war dogs these days.
However, this isn't the first war
that this country has been engag-
ed in where dogs were employed to
lick the enemy. The first World War
wasn't either.
When Van Buren, was President
the war with the Seminole Indians
was at its height. Incidentally this
country is still technically at war
with this tribe of Indians, formal
peace treaty or armistic never
having been signed) Van Buren,
was persuaded to try bloodhounds
in tracking down the Indians in the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11

interview that banking institutions
in the south could finance postwar
industrialization without calling
upon northern capital.
Fifty years ago." Lane said, III
was natural for men who sought
bank credit in large amounts to
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agency directors conference of
Jacksonville, Mr.. Dean is also a
member of the Jacksonville Cham
Der of Commerce, vice-president
and director of Daval County Lee
gal Aid association, division lead
er of the Community Chest and
a member of the Se1ective Service
system.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11

finance I'll ane the limited industrial plant,
1 OF the south to look to New ' Yor'
banks pan for such accommodates lux VI
ia gay the picture is ENTIRELY cnsnu To-
II me - south stands on the tbr IqsSea
OF the greatest expansion ,,''g IT,
history '''i0l In lis
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-11
Lane Sees Financially
SeN-Sufficient South

COLUMBIA, S. c., March TO-
R - A financially self-suficient
south capable of molding its in
dustrial future in the postwar per-
iod was foreseen today by Mills
B. Lane of Savannah, Ga. 84-year-
old dean of southern bankers.
Lane, chairman of the Citizens
Southern National Bank said in an
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SENTENCED

LOS ANGELES, March 10.-{P)
Of marrying four men
in as many states for the pur-
pose of receiving their military
allotments, Irish Henderson, q,
was sentenced in Federal court
today to six months in Jail and
placed on two years probation.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

in the bottom of bowl Then fill the bowl with bright Christmas balls and paste star-shaped stickers back to back, at the tips of the needles.
 Another effective substitute for live evergreen is the cheesecloth covered cardboard cone tree done up in Christmasy colors and dec orated with painted wooden spools, colored buttons and tiny bells. Tie spools-or small Christmas balls the buttons and bells in a bunch with Christmas ribbon, and back them with paper doilies. Then tack them to the tree here and there.
 Make a paper plate tree to hold holiday sweets for your Yule party. Take four plates of varying sizes, decorate with bright crayon designs, and edge with ruff1es of lace paper. Pierce centers with holes large enough to string the plates on a, long, slender stick, and arrange them about four inches apart. Anchor in place with adhesive tape, or wind stick just below the plate with a couple of feet of string for a support. Then bed stick in a candy striped flower pot filled with sand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

refer to as "the other woman"-and to their men, too.
 REMOVE THE EVIDENCE
 Since the "other woman" seems nere to stay, judging from every days news stories if not from any thing else, at least she should have the presence of mind to remove the evidence.
 Think how many fewer men would have gotten in trouble at home throughout the years if "the other woman always removed the lip- stick from a mans face after kiss. Also, if she looked at mans coat lapel for traces of powder which a wife might recognize as not her own.
 Going step farther, why shouldn't it be the girls responsi- bility to remind the tired business rlan" who took her to the theater to get rid of the theater stubs or at least one of them-before ask his wife to send his suit to the cleaner?
 LONG-NEGLECTED COURTESY Women, throughout the ages have been very remiss about such little courtesies. And many are the domestic tragedies that have re- suited. Remember all those divorces that resulted from Mama finding lipstick on the white collar Of a share -the-ride working man?
 It got so bad a lawmaker in the South tried to get a law passed in his state that would prohibit wo- men from wearing lipstick. To pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Whot T>4s. Eo+ Why When ASL 5 AdI How
Packer Puts GIamor in Meat
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Early in 1946. Samuel Slotkin, American meat packer, is opening a deluxe meat shop on New York's fashionable Fifth Avenue. There, our more fastidious housewives will buy their hams and roast beefs, ton gues, salamies and poultry, all as gloriously displayed and packaged as jewels.
 This packer with imagination, with more than 1000 individual food items on his list, has just added another item-not to eat, but to wear. He decided to waste nothing-not even the wool from the lambs that go into his frozen lamb stew. From that wool he makes mouton coats for our teen agers.
 Santa May Walk Without
 Peppermint Cane
 Candy canes >or Cae Xmas tree use lots of sugar. They will be few and far between this year. So will the red and green and yell low hard candies that usually go into Xmas stockings.
 Gets Citation for Dishwashing
 Because he has washed, dried and polished more than two and half million pieces of aluminium during the past nine years. Com modore Hendricks Commodore is his first name, not title), has just been cited in a Washington, D. c. inspectors report. MT. Hen dricks is pot and pan washer at the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa. He estimates he has washed enough kitchenware to stretch from the White House kitchen to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's kitchin in Chungking.
 Ties 8 Tin Can to Can Problems
 A vacuum testing machine to detect leaks in hermetically sealed cans is another war-born device that has peacetime value. The ma- chine was used to detect leaks in the metal cans in which cartridges were packed. Cans pass on a con- veyor belt through vacuum chamber. If can is imperfect, the viewing inspector will see air bubbles discharged It will be used to test hermetically sealed cans for all types of food products.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

see my girl friend on the street she turns away as if in scorn. Or if she does speak, it is to call me prudish and old-fashioned.
 What can I do? If I continue to defend myself against familiarities, will be the subject of general laughter and taunts2 Should try to accommodate myself to their ideas of 8 good time? Or should I stick to my own ideas and be known as that stuck-up girl on the corner who thinks she is too good to be kissed2 R. S.
 Envy Speaks as Ridicule
 DEAR R. S.: Some human beings stand out of the crowd for their civilized instincts, unconsciously professed in every spontaneous word Or gesture. And usually they are the butt of envious remarks from the vulgar herd, whose populous membership dinly perceives its own crass inferiority by contrast, and by crude instinct moved-tries to cover its sneaking jealousy by mock ing the naturally superior person.
 Your girl friend who turns aside at your approach or, if she must speak, calls you Scornful names, is ashamed in your presence, believe it or not, since you gave your boy friend lesson in manners while she was making a fool of herself all on the same double-date. And if others of your fair-weather friends are siding with her, to poke fun at you for refusing to be mauled, it probably means that she has been working overtime trying to whiteWaSh the performance you wit messed.
 How could she go about it? Well, she would rush around in faked mirth, circulating the story that you were simply the most ridiculous prude who ever lived, as she dis covered the other evening, wherfa you slapped poor Joe practically senseless just because he tried to kiss you. Her idea being, you see, to make you look silly in the eyes of her crowd GOT your mutual acquaintances) before you had a chance to give your version or what went on, as regards her be- havior, particularly. That way, the laugh would be on you-she hoped if you mentioned being shocked about anything. Savvy?
 Also, of course, the greater the number of boys and girls you know who permit themselves licentious behavior and experience the guilt that inevitably follows, the more recruits she could inveigle to swell the chorus of defiant, uneasy laugh ter hypocritically aimed at your spirited defense of principle.
 Your loose-living girl friends are enviouS, my dear, meanly envlous of your refusal to degrade yourself as they have done in an effort to attract and hold the attention of boys. They would like to brow beat you down to their level, be- cause so long as you are different plus-independent and undef1led- you hold trump cards in the game of hearts. You are romantic menace to them if any boy worth having should come along-and well they know it. When this crowd calls you that stuck-up girl on the corner who thinks herself too good to be kissed, that's a real honor. So burst out laughing and say, Could be-" next time they trot out the charge. And stick to your ideals, by all means.
 M. H.
 Mary Haworth cOunsels through her column, not by mail or per sonal interview. Write her in care of Waterbury Democrat. Copyright, The Washington PoSt)