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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30
Poeostitev uspehov
znons+veniko.

Dne Z. ,junija 1945 Sc je VISA
sovjetska Rusija sponnnila ene-
ga svojih velikih sinov in odlie-
nih dobrotnikov clovestva, Iva
ma Micurina, oh desetletnici ME
COVE smrti. Ia odlicni Slovan nj
bill kak slaven vojskovodja ali
drzaynik, ainpak rastlinoslovec,
oziroma vrtnar in sadjar, XII .je
dal svoji rodni Rusiji in ostale-
mu svetu mad 800 novih, oziro-
ma. izbolj ljBafih stlinsisih vrst.
" TEN eziru je Micurin deloval
IA pod dohen nacin kot pokojni
ameriski rastlinski caro- vnik
Luther Burbank.
ivan Micurin je bill rojen leta
1855 in je zakljucil svoje Glove
.stvu koristno delo Z. junija 1885
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30
Uredni1<oVa
posta
Prijazen opornin

Prijazen opomin
80 Jutri zjutraj Sc bodo otvori.
le volilne koce in zbirali bono
kandidate, kibodo tekmovali pri
novemberskih volitvah. Volili
bono kandidata "a zupana in
volil kandidata "a mestnega
zastopnika. Ona diva, XII dobita
najvec glasov sedaj pri primar.
nih volitvah bosta v nove1nbru
uvrscena ma glasovnico med ka-
terimi so zupanski in vardni
kandidatje.
' 'Sedanje primarne volitve SC
nadstrankarske in vsak voli ia.
ko, kakor sam hoee brez, da bj
povedal h kateri .stranki pripa.
da, Razume 'se, da volfti 'srne ga.
mo "a enega, ker " nasprotnen
slucaju .je glasovniea neveljav.
ma. >a.= ~. IA,
Kdor ,hoce biti gotov, da be
prav volil maj ma glasovnici po-
isce For Mayor" ine Tom Bur
ke lin pred njim tnapravis krK
|Ko DO ia kriz napraVljen ma
pravera rnestu, maj ma glasovni-
81, kjer je zapisano For Coun.
cil'' poisce ime: John j. Prince
in pred MIN naprayi kriz il
glasovnfca DO prayilno in kom'
pletno izpolnjena. Ma vse drugo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30

torij, kjer so Sc morali sleci in
nato je prisla ma vrsto vroca
prsna vodna kopel. Pc kopeli SO
jih porinili v posebno stanico,
kjer so jih zadusili. Trupla so
pozneje sezgali, pepel pa spra-
viii posebne lonce in jih baje
prodajali sorodnikom zrtev.
Nase cete so ocividno zavze-
lie to taborisce, ko so bill krvni-
XII ma delu. Y eni izmed stanic
so nasli sto in sto golih trupel.
Nametana so bila drugo vrh
, drugega, kakor oskubljene ko-
kosi, XII jih mesar razstavi v IL
lozbenem oknu. Ia trupla so BIZ
la malo poprej prinesena il plin-
ske stanice in so bila priprav-
LENA, da jih zazgejo v krema-
toriju.
Ma nekem drugem prostoru
pa je bilo ma kup zmetanih vse
krizem vec sto trupel. Ia tru-
pla so bila najbrz zrtve, XII so
pomrle v taboriscu in so seda j
imela priti ma vrsto, da jih krv-
niki zazgejo.
Neki ujetnik me je informi-
raj, da so trupla, XII sem jih vi
del ma tiru v vlaku, trupla ujet-
nikov, XII so jih peljali IL nekega
drugega Observation-Disclosures ia
borisea. Ko pa so krvniki zvede-
Ii, da sc blizajo nase cete, so
ustavili vlak in pobegnili. Po-
gled ma trupla je razodeval, da
je bio nekaj Sc zivih, toda bill
so precej sestradani in oslabeli,
da bi Sc mogli upreti krvnikom.
V krematoriju SO bila VISA tru-
pla moskega spola, v vlaku pa
ste bile dve zenski. Sodec po
truplih teh zensk, sc Jim nj mic
bolje godilo kot rnoskim. zrtve
SO bile najbrze po vecini zidi,
kajti blizu zelezniskega tira je
nasel moi sarzent zidovsko sve-
topismo. v blizini krematorija
SO bila vesala, ma katerih so bi.
Ii obeseni nekateri ujetniki. Ia
vesali pa je bi1a mocha cenenti-
rama stena, OBJ kateri so bill
mnogi ustreljeni.
To taborisce je vrsilo svoje
krvavo delo zadnjih II let. Vse
gnusno ielo so mogli vrsiti jet
niki .sami. Nekega francoskega
ujetnika sem vprasal, kako SO
mogli prestajati in izvrseyati to
gnusno delo, on pa je odgovoril,
da je sestradan clovek priprav-
lien vrsiti vse, samo da dob
hrane. Pc vsemI prostorl je me.
znosno isfnrdBlo, FtAko snlra Hello,
da bi Sc mi nskajssfat skoraj ze.
lodec prevrnil. Veckrat poprej
sem bill priea snirti, toda vftem
taboris6u je bila smrt drugac-
ma. Nj bila samo smrt, temyec
umor, pobijaypje Judi na debe.
10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30

pozabite, ker je skoda casa tAs
titi.
Primarne volitve MISC mic
mani &c ne bolj vazne kakor pa
glavne. De nina dober kandidat
|prilike biti izvoljen pri primar-
nih volitvah, potem "a 'glavne
volitve odpade in ne more ma
glasovnico. Ma glasovnici "a
glavne volitve, XII Sc vrse dru-
gi torek ' novembru, b odo fe
ona diva, XII bosta sedaj prejela
najvec ;glasov, neglede ali sta
oba demokrata ali republikanca.
eZaka5 moramo. jutri voliti?
1. Ker hocemo, da se ma zu.
pansko mesto vrne MOI, XII ga
je "a TO mesto odbral mas rojak
in sedanji governor Frank =
Lausche.
2. Ker je sedanji zupan MOI
zmoznosti, MOI della in visoke
izobrazbe in MOI, ki v svoiem
srcu cuti tvoje in mole potrebe
in stoJi "a pravicami malega in
delovnega cloveka.
8. Je MOI, XII hoce daveno ma.
lega posestnika razbremeniti ir
pritisniti ma bogatejsi sloj, da
Cd svojega dobicka vee plaza.
jo.
4. Ker hotemo imeti v mas
vardi respektivno zastopstvo
cloveka, XII INA inteligentnc
vprasati in zahtevati in zastop.
nika, XII We kaj so postave in ka.
ko Sc postave delajo.
5. Hoeemo vojnega veterana
kateri We kako je tezka vojasks
suknja in Sc boil pa, kako Sc j
tezko vrniti ma svoj dom brez
eliza in upanja ma zasluzek.
6. Hoeemo mestnega zastop
nika takega, o katerem vemo
da bo dano besedo drzal in pra
vino svetoval ali pornagal, ka'
dar bono pri njemu pomoci
iskali.
In &c hocemo temu tako, gla.
sujmo jutri:
TOM BURKE for Mayor
JOHN j. PRINCE for Council,
Ia Hvolitev 'teh dveh topic
priporocaj jo slovenski in 'hrvat.
ski demokratje 80. varde.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30
Y tab0riSSccu strahOt

Sledece pismo je pisal IL Men,
CHE porocnik Arthur Peternel,
clan drustva st. 386 SNPJ, Ii
brary, Pa.
"Dragi kolegi:
Vceraj Sc m prisostvoval
najstrasnejsim prizorom, XII Sc
jih more clovek predstavljati.
Bill so tako strasni, da bi niko-
Ii kaj takega ne mogel verjeti,
&c jim ne bi bill sam prica. c.
10 sedaj Sc Sc vedno cudim in
sprasujem, jeli mogoce kaj tako
groznega v danasnjern civilizi-
ranem svetu. Obiskal sem nem-
sko koncentracijsko taborisce
Dachu, O katerem ste najbrze
citali V casopisih. zelim opisati,
kar sem videl, tako, da boste We
deli, da kar je pisalo casopisje,
je ziva resnica in ne propagan-
da.
Ko sem Sc blizal mestu Da-
chau, 81 nisem predstavljal, da
bonn videl tako strasne grozo-
te. Bill je mrzel spomladanski
dan, dez, sneg, sodra, vines so
sc pa prikazovali solncni zarki.
Sadno drevje ie bilo V cvetu, ka-
tero je bilo videtl tresoce sc cd
mraza. Ko sem prisel ma konec
mesta, je vodila pot pararelno
z zelezniskim tirom. Ma tiru je
stal vlak in ko sem pogledal v
voz, sem videl cloveska trupla.
zelezniski vozovi polni trupel.
zrtve so ocitno pomrle cd lako-
te, kajti bile so samo kost in ko-
ia odraslih MOI. Nobeden nj bill
debelejsi kakor mole roke. Po-
tenn smo dospeli do ograjenega
prostora, XII je zavzemal vec
akrov zemlje in vstopili smo no.
tri. Notri so bill zaprti ujetni-
XII vseh narodnosti, priblizno As
tisoc oseb. Stanovali so v uma-
zanih barakih, okoli katerih je
bila napeljana elektricna zica "a
to, da nj mogel nihce pobegniti.
Obleceni so bill v ,jetniske crta-
ste uniforme. Strazili so jih tu-
di velikanski psi, kateri so bill
trenirani tako, da so takoj ma
padli ujetnika v crtasti unifor-
mi, ako Sc je predrznil pobegni-
ii.
Povedali so mi, da je vsaki
dan pomrlo cd 80 do 40 ujetni-
koy vsled pomanjkanja hrane in
ran, katere so jim prizadejali
kruti strazniki. +, Mrlice SO emo
stavno zn1etali ma kupe, pozne-
je pa odpeljali stran. @
Najbolj strasna stvar pa rje
bill krematorij. Nemci so izvaja-
i sistematicni program masne-
ga morjenja, XII SO ga mogli zas-
novati lie h udicevi mozgani.
lUjetnike SO pripeljali v krema-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30

sedaj Sc dobro zavedam, da
vse trpljenje in druge neugod-
nosti, -skozi katere sem moral
til v tel vojni, ne bodo zaman,
ako bono unicili in izlocili ma
cizem IL cloveske drukbe. Eden
izmed nash vojakov je bill pred
casom zaprt v tenn taboriscu.
Danes je obiskal taborisce in
nasel svoj rekord, nasel je tudi
svojega bratranca, XII je star n
let, XII pa zgleda kakor 60 let.
MOI nj poznal svojega bratran-
Ca, kajti ne more Sc nobene
stvari sponlniti.
Pozneje slno Sc vstavili v
nekem mestecu, XII je oddaljeno
vec mill Cd taborisca strahot.
Imel sem priliko pogovarjati Sc
z nemskimi civilistl, med mimi
tudi dekletom, XII je bila stara
priblizno 20 let. Govorila je IL
borno anglescino. Povedala mi
je, da il je bio znano, kje Sc je
nahajalo taborisce, vedela pa nj
kaj Sc je 'dogajalo v MEM
Vzkliknila je veseio, ko smo pri-
sli in s TEN zadali konec ma
cizmu.
Res cudno, da vsi Nemci zdai
trdijo, da MISC bill nacisti, tenn
vec so bill prisiljeni ubogati ma
ciste in jim sluziti. Opazil sem,
da je doticno dekle nosilo pr
stan, zato sem jo vprasal, kje
je njen MOI. Odgovorila mi je da
nj omozena, a da bi rada dobila
moza. Nato sem jo vprasal, S
kom bi Sc rada mozila, kar je
dejala: IS kaksnim ameriskim
vojakom, da bi me odpeljal v
Ameriko."
Odgovoril sem il, da Sc anne
riski vojak ne bi niti hotel po-
govarjati z MO v druzbi, kaj Sc
lie, da bi jo ozenil, Nikakor nj
mogla razumeti, zakaj ne, kajti
ona nj odgovorna "a dejanja, XII
so jih izvrsili nacisti.
Da, ljudje, kot zgoraj omenje-
no dekie, SO prav tako krivi kot
nacisti ker so dopustili, da SO
Hitler in njegovi gangsterji "a
suznjili nemski narod.
To pismo sem napisal z name
nom, da boste donna spoznai,
kaksne strahote so poeenjali na-
cisti. Ljudje, XII so krivi te h
groznih zlocinov in strahot, nj
so ljudje, ampak hujsi kot we
rine. Stresem Sc oh misl, kaj bi
bilo, &c bi nacisti zavladali sve-
tn. Hitler je mrtev (?), Musso-
liniia so obesili; krvava drama
sc bliza koncu. Vojne DO morda
ze konec, ko bos sprejel to pi.
smo. Upajmo tako.
Pozdravlja te tvoj
Art"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30
PARTIZANSKA PESEM

Moja pesem nj lie moja pesem,
to je BOZ vseh mas!
Moja pesem nj lie moja pesem,
to je kirk vseh mas!
Biti mlad v teh tezkih cash,
to sc pravi:
brez mladosti biti mlad,
zreti starega sveta propad,
skrivati premnogo mad,
to Sc pravi, biti mlad :.
Pa je vendar sreea biti mlad,
biti mlad in poln mad!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-30

med svojimi preskusevalnin
nasadi v bivsem rnestu Kozlov,
katerega je sovjetska vlada ME
mu v cast preimenovala v Mi
curinsk. Ivan Micurin sc je ze
v svojih otroskih letih zanimal
"a rastlinstvo. Po dovrseni sred-
Mi Soil v Rjazanu je moral ma
delo, da Sc je vzdrzeval. Upo-
slen je bill kot electrician ma neki
mali zelezniski postal, toda v
svojem prostem casu Sc je
ukvarjal z izboljsanjem sadjar-
stva. ze leta 1883 ,je produciral
tri move vrste jabolk in sest IL
boljsanih vrst drugih sadezev.
Pozneje je pustil delo pri zelez-
nici in Sc popolnoma posvetil
rastlinstvu.
Vprvi vrsti je Micurin skusal
s krizanjem razliSnih vrst vzgo-
jiti sadie, XII bi uspevalo v
|ostrem podnebju srednje in Sc
verne Rusije. To Sc mu je po
mnogem trudu in poskusnjah v
dosti primerih posrecilo. Vzgo-
jill je "a vrst vinske trte, XII uspe-
va in katere grozdje dozori v
krajih, kjer je nekoc rasla samo
diva vinska trta drobnim, ne
uzitnim grozdjem. Dale je
vzgojil vec novih vrst jabolk,
cresenj, sliv in malin. Ia podla-
Ego je jemal divje, trpezne rastli-
ne domacih krajev, katere je
krizal S plemenitimi sadnimi
rastlinami istih vrst.
Ia casa carske Wade nj incl
tnikake pomoci Cd oblasti, toda
sovjetska vlada je takoj cd "a
cetka upostevala velik pomen IL
boljsanega sadjarstva in druge-
Ega koristnega rastlinstva, ter
mu je dala ma razpolago dovolj
sveta, delavcev in drugih po-
trebnih sredstev "a njegovo de-
10. Posledica njegovega della je,
Eda ina danes Russia grozdje,
sadie in druge sadeze, XII uspe-
vajo dalec v hladne in negosto-
|ljubne kraje. Koristi Cd tega
|imajo mnogi milijoni ruskega
|prebivalstva, pa tudi prebivalci
" raznih drugih dezelah severne
Europe in Amerike. Micurinovo
delo nadaljujejo znastveniki, XII
so Sc ucili pri MEM. Prostrana
Russia ceni dobro delo svojega
odlicnega sina Micurina, kakor
Iceni Amerika slicna dobra della
svojega Burbanka. MUM trajni
spomeniki v milijonskih izdajah
pa so povecani in izboljsani pro-
dukti narave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

THE KIND Of soft two piecer
that IS just as fattering TO the
mature figure as 10 the willowy
young miss. Pattern 1885 in
cludes a sundress.
Pattern 4635, misses and
women's sizes, II, IA, l6, 1s, 20;
30, 80, "a, SO, 3s. 30, AZ. Al. as.
as. Size SO. two-piece dress,
3ss yards 35-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send an additional IS cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
Patterns for spring. Free pat
tern for four aprons printed in
book.
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
CITY Club Holds Annual Fair

AT THE City Clubs coorful fourth annual fair staged
yesterday by the swimming committee headed by Mrs r. b.
Weeks bought enchanting articles and also useful
Mrs John Decker had her shocking pink and
white candy striped bathing which she will this
at the Boat Club and lovely white batiste
dress for baby Chsrlote namesake granddaughter
daughter the Donald F1intermanns...
Mrs Richard Lawrence snapped up denim marketing bag
10 take the grocery
Al the booth presided over by Mrs c H Sterling
Mrs " Wells Utley the president having time choosing
the printed and white with coored
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
March FL TO APRIL 20


Aries-An array Of encourag-
ing aspects this fine Sunday.
Your program for the day, IL
worthy, can flourish, providing
you support it with sincere
effort.
APRIL sf TO MAY 20
Taurus-How happy and spir-
itually nourished you can feel
this generous Sunday! All de-
pends upon your faith In God
and the good in life. Don't fail
the real you.
MAY 2I TO JUNE RI
Geotini-Practical. even diff
cult and hazardous tasks are on
today's honored list. Necessary
work need not be neglected. II
you cannot attend church, at
least pray. Enjoy healthy fun.
JUNE 2R TO JULY 2S
Cancer - Home, family inter-
ests share friendly vibrations
with spiritual devotions and es-
sential war work and I her
duties. Happy day for romance,
children's activities, charity.
JULY % TO AUG. zs
Leo-Study. teaching, work on
inventions, scientific research
share good influences with more
humdrum but important routine
duties. Wholesome recreation,
romance also sponsored.
AUG. 25 TO SEPT. rs
Virgo Ideal prospects for
Virgo's specific talents. TO say
nothing Of the religious duties
obligatory on Sunday. Fine for
music, reading. healthy recres-
ton, romance.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. 2S
Libra Pleasant prospects.
Church services, charitable and
social interests, children's activi-
ties, hobbies, music and neces-
sary and m portant work
honored this good day.
OCT. 20 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Helpful today: "Why
thus longing, thus forever sigh
ing for the far off. unattained
and -iim2-Whfie- the beautiful,
all around thee lying, offers its
low. erpetua hymn."-H.
Winslow.
NOV. % TO DEC. 2s
Sd0itturius - A little more
self-restraint and sacrifice now
will bring greater benefits later.
A generally fair day which you
can better by charitable deeds,
attention TO duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Begin Red Cross
Canteen Traininq

TO ALL Of those who have
completed the Red Cross 90
hour Standard Nutrition Course,
the canteen corps training is
now available. Day and evening
classes will be given in the
auditorium Of the Womens City
Club. A 10-weeks' course on
Wednesday evenings Z p. m. 10
8 p. m. will begin April 1S The
10-weeks' day course from 10
a. m. TO II Fridays begins
April 20.
f1ts promises 70 be an IN
usually interesting course for
those vho qualify, because Of
the volunteer instructors among
whom will be Mrs. J. NJ. Van
denbelt, Miss Jane Porter, Miss
Winning Pendergast and Mrs
Alene Theisner.
For further information and
registration, please call Fl 5000,
Ext. 19.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Alice Riddle 70 Wed

ALICE RIDDLE daugh-
ter OF the Frank Harwood
Riddles OF Strathcona Drive.
Palmer Woods will be mar
ried next Saturday 10 Kenneth
w. Crooks son Of Mr.. and
Mrs William J. Crooks Of Phil
adelDhia
Alice was being honored
today al a crystal shower. given
by Mrs. Ralph Upton Of Manis-
tique avenue
Mrs. Cpton's guest list in
cluded Mrs Jervis Webb
Mrs I. w Cunningham a.. .
Mrs Kenneth Haesele Mrs.
Robert Bruce Mrs. r. r.
Potter Mrs. Leland Worden
Mrs. Robert c. Utley
Mrs. Edgar VanDyke Mrs.
Leonard Brice Mrs. John
Nagel, Mrs. Paul Nagel and
Doris Nagel Mrs. Dan
Lipett Mrs. A. G. Weigand
Mrs William Selmeier and
Mrs. Leroy Selmeier
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Hearty Meat Loaf

FOLLOW THE rule Of three
when il comes 10 meat loaf.
Use one-third pork, one.third
veal and one-third beef. A
fairly generous mum ber OF
moistened slices of bread mixed
with the meat makes the loaf
delightfully."- tender. Don't for
get a dash Of prepared mustard
and catsup and mix it in with
the other ingredients.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
NeedIework Guilds Style Show
HiohIiqh+s Noon+ide Ladies Day
By ANN NJ. STARK


1909 entertained the Detroit Conmandey Nswok
Guild Hotel Statler
o
at W..
Skinan
S M.
Mrs
F
Harry Stevenson and
nd Mrs AliSonCr
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Symphony Association
Plans Annual Meeting

THE WOMEN'S ASSOCIA-
TTON FOR THE DETROIT
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA will
hold its annual meeting and
luncheon April 25 at the Statler.
The luncheon will be at 1890.
William Hacker. pianist-con-
ductor, will present a program.
Mrs. Gunnar karlstrom and
Mrs. J. Edgar Duncan are TAX
irK reservations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Lucille Christmas' Troth Revealed

BRIG. GEN. AND MRS. JOHN K CHRISTMAS Of Washing
tom formerly OF Detroit the engagement Of their
daughter Lucille Ito Maj William Souther Brewster.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis W. Brewster Of Plymouth Mass.
Lucille graduated 1910 the National Cathedral
School, and 1914 from Sweet Briar College, employed
by the department in the Pentagon Building.
Maj Brewster has just returned TO this country after
years China a member Of Gen. Stllwells staff.
He graduated in 1889 from the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology where he member OF Theta Delta Chi fra
ternity..
Plans being made for a June wedding.
In the years preceding his Washington,
Cen Christmas deputy commanding general
office chief OF ordnance-Detroit..
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Juniors Sell Candy

ATTRACTIVE JUNIORS -.
Louise Pinney. Barbara Seibert
Pat Kinney and jeanne
Hosier were selling home
made candy.
Mrs. Harold Ballard had
charge Of the Mexican market
which attracted crowd OF
buyers and Mrs. Clinton
Hardy ran the snack bar
The white elephants left over
from last year were going
fast
And last year. the fair earned
$3.50 which went for pool main
tenance
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Have Lunch at Club

A GROUP OF members who
luHched a,-the club and then
went 10 the fair in the audi
torium included Mrs. Roy
Stringer Mrs. Richard Wag,
ner Mrs. George Trumbull
Mrs Catherine Mullen ...
Mrs. Winfield Scott Jewell Jr
and Mrs. Sidney Huff
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
DEC. TO JAN. II


Cdprtcorn-Personal satisfac-
ton and gain less favored than
community and government in
terests, aiding our armed forces,
the sick and lonely. There is so
much to do, we are all needed in
the effort.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius Suggestions 20
Capricorn are particularly per-
tinent 70 you today-same sort
Of indications. Remember, "The
soul would have no rainbow had
the eyes no tears. John V.
Cheney.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Pisces - Let others warm in
the sunshine of your gentle
smile, be encouraged by your
faith in God and the right.
Favorable planetary influences
abound today.
YOU. BORN on this date:
A pioneer, generous, CHEEKY in
disposition. You make friends
easily, are vigorous, ambitious.
Capable Of unusual success in
profession or trade. Don't resent
suggestions. Curb tendency 10
aggressiveness and egotism. Let
your finer qualities predominate.
copyriSht, ls45. BY KirE Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
BY Frances Drake

Look the Section Which Yo Birthday Comes aud Find
What Your Outlook I According to the Stars,
For Sundau April Is. 1913
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Goodwill
Bridge Held

THE WOMENS ASSOCIA-
TTON OF GOODWILL INDUS
TRIES held a salad bridge yes
terday. followed by . trip
through the Goodwill plant.
Mrs. Elmer de Bord. chair
man Of special activities, was In
charge Of arrangements, as
sisted by Mrs. Ralph CARRIER.
MRS. ALBERT ORNELAS Of
f. Grand Boulevard announced
the engagement Of her daugh-
ter, Elaine Danielson, to 1t
(ig) William G. Miner at a
dinner party in the Penobscot
Club.
1t. Miner Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Miner Of
Leroy avenue. Ferndale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Jean Chooses Aquenarine Crepe

JEAN SELECTED afternoon dress of aquamarine crepe
with small, matching hat ceremony
white orchids.
Her attendant be in BEIGE.
After brief wedding trip Mr. Beaudette and his bride will
live in house In Beach road Bloomfield Hills...
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
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JEAN DAY. daughter Of the Vance Days Of Bloomfield
Hills to be married this afternoon. Beaudee
'''son OF Mr. and Mrs Oliver L. Beaudette of
The wedding scheduled for 43o the Days residence
IN Linden road with only the families present..
The Rev. William H. Machbach OF Pontiac to ohcate
Jeans sister Nancy to be her only attendant and
David ellis Of Crosse Pointe best
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

Aries-An array Of encourag--
ing aspects this fine Sunday
Your program for the day, IL
worthy, can flourish, providing
you support it with sincere
effort.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

NIHh-35N Jhtne Street
Open r " Robert Bench
ley. Jean Heather IN "Na,iorsi Barr
pahoAT Pl1s "ssIuses Anisos."
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-24
Army Order Gives
Discharge to
Men n and Older

WASHINGTON, April "a. CUP)-
The War Department announced
Tuesday that army enlisted men AZ
or older may be discharged from the
service upon application.
Applications for discharge by such
men will be rejected only if they are
undergoing disciplinary action or re-
quire further medical or surgical
treatment, the War Department
said.
Eligible soldiers overseas who ap-
ply will be returned to the United
States for a discharge at the earl
lest practicable date.
The War Department estimated
approximately $4,000 are eligible to
apply
The new policy does not apply to
officers, but there already is pro-
vision for surplus officers to be dis
charged.
The navy, meanwhile said it plan
ned no such blanket discharge
moves until the Japanese war has
been won.
Navy spokesmen said the navy
would, however, continue to judge
each discharge request on its merits
Enlisted men may apply for dis
charge, it was said. but cannot be
assured of release unless they are
no longer needed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-24
Car.TrUck Crash
Injuries Twelve
Mexican Workers

Twelve Mexican field laborers
suffered injuries at $50 p. m. Mon
day when a truck on which they
were riding and a sedan collided at
the intersection of Holt avenue and
the naval air station road a mile
and a half north of Holtville.
Highway patrolmen said "a Mexi-
cans were riding on benches on a
truck driven by Miguel Rico Navar-
rete, "A, Brawley, when the truck
and a car driven by George Hamp-
ton, 61, of 723 Fourth, Holtville,
crashed together at the intersection.
Two of the injured received first
aid at the scene of the accident
while the other 10 were treated at
the county hospital for fractured
bones, cuts, and bruises. Their
physician said none was critically
injured.
johnson is employed in the public
works department at the Holtville
naval air station.