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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13
Sunday Church Notices

ASSEMBLY uF GOD
East Michigan at Prospect.
H. 6. Toote. Pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
n a. "a Worship Service Rev.
Gene Hogan, Saginaw, Michigan,
sl5 ,. m.-Christ's Ambassador
Service
1880 p. m.--SAowing The Man Who
Forgot God and other Sound Films
with a Gospel Message.
EMNfANC Ell LUTHERAN CHCRCH
2Oi River Blvd.
If a.. Sipe. n. D.. Pastor.
s:tj q. m.-Sunday School
- a. m. Church services.
Pastor Sips Will preach on tfe
tEcme. The Best tor Jesus"
A class OF fifteen adults will be re-
CeiNed by the rite OF confirmation,
and Of this number five will be bap-
tizsd.
The combined choirs will sing The
PALMS. by Faare.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Washington az Nashtenaw.
Walter b. Heyler, Minister.
$40 a, m. and 1915 a. m.-Churoh
School
1856 a. m.-NorninE Service OF
worship. ssrmon-'Are You The
Reception or members.
D. m.-CsndleliEht Communion
SerN ice.
ST. LCkE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
l20 y. Huron ST.
Robert l.. Dewitt, Rector.
.. m.-Holy Communion.
II a, m.-Palm sunday Festival
Service and Sermon.
II a. m.-Church School.
r. m.-Canterbury Caute.n
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCu
Washington at Emmett.
Raymon Burns BSir, Minister
s;4S a. m.-Church School for all
age groups.
1898 a. m.-Nursery School for
pre-s1hool children.
1880 a. m.-Divlne worship. Ser
mon Communion Meditation Rev.
Bair preaching.
p. m.--C.Y.F. in sesrkweath.r
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Gordon G. Spoer, Minister.
I to Il.
II a. m:-sunday School. Children
age two through grade 5.
II a. m.-Palm sunday Service
Hail. our King"
900 p' m.--Pilgrim FelloNship
,. m Baptist, Presbyterian, Con.
Eegauonal C.N.F. at StsrkWeathsr
WILLIS METHODIST CHURCH
The Willis Methodist Church choir
wall present an evening OF Easter
music on sunday evening, atS D, m.
| The hoy and the Lost Coin" is TIRE
theme or the program.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
SCIENTIST
E:S0 a, m Sunday school
lO!A5 a. m.--Morning service. Sub
lect Are Sin. Diseases and Death
Real?'
SALEM CONGREGATIONAL.
CHURCH
Lucia NJ. Stroh. Minister
1850 a. m.-Divine worship.
ll:i5 a. IN Sunday School
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13
Business Services

MOVING & STORAGE
WE SERVE THE NATION
LOCAL, SUBURBAN and LON0
distance. Household and office
furniture. Packing. Grating.
Scheduled Vans leaving each
month to West Coast and all
stA,es In tho Union. Low stor-
axe rates, covered by insurance.
Trained psrsonnei. Clean and
sanitary storage, AZ insure sat-
isfActory service call HURON
VALLEY VAN LINES. PHONE
ZSsS.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13

DANDY SMALL FARM: 10 ac-
res with modern G room brick
home. in Lincoln School Dis
trict. Excellent outbuildings.
all nearly new. Shop, Garage.
Hen house. Brooder house. 20
bearing fruit trees. Living
room carpet. fireplace fix
lures. and electric stove in
cluded in sale. Price $4,000.
RooMING HOUSE: 10 rooms.
bath, furnace. garage. paved
street. Located close in to
down town. Could be made
into 2 family. Offered for
$1,000 TO settle estate.
6 ROOMS: Better class 6 room
home. Many unusual features,
OF which here are few:
closets with electric lights
that come on when door opens;
dark room in basement for
photography; attractive stone
fireplace: French doors from
both living and dining rooms
lead to an outside terrace;
asphalt tile floor in dining
room: tile floor in bath; big
inside garage with overhead
door; large study with beam
ceiling; stoker; automatic
water heater; living room and
stairs covered with almost
new candy-stripe carpeting;
double lot. All these features
for f12.60O.
Phone 1897 or 1890
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Business Services

MOVING g. STORAGE
YPsILANTl CARTAGE 4 STORAGE
Co, Local Moving, Storage, Cart
ing and Trucking, IS years IN Ypsi-
lanti. Coast TO Coast Moving.
Estimates Free. II h. Cross b.
Phone $50
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Merchandise
Household EurnIsnlnna

APARTMENT SIZE Electric Stove
Coolerator, 3 burner oil range with
oven, Duotherm oil heater, ( room
size. OIL heaters for brooder
houses, combination coal and gas
range, table top gas range, cor
ner kitchen wall cabinet, electrlG
chicken brooder. 500 cap. sewing
machines, tricycles, apt. size gas
range, laundry stoves. gas heaters.
parrot cage, all steel locker. 3 burn
er gas plate, steam radiator. inNai-
id wheel chair, wardrobe trunk,
baby bed, wicker rockers, lawn
chairs, flat top desk, double wash
tub, wringer, vegetable bin, cleo
tric irons, electric fans, clocks. Chi
ma cabinet, burner hot plates,
radios, studios, dinettes. bed sets.
about anything you need including
lots or antique dishes and furni-
ture. Come out and browse around.
open evenings and sundays.
MCELLtRS
1888 r. Mich. Ave. cor. Harris I'd
NEW BEND1X Washing Machine
Two Gainsborough chairs. Lawson
Love seat, . complete twin beds.
mag. end tables, 10 h. D. deep
freeze unit. II. Holmes, ESQ
Holmes Road.
STUDIO CoUCH, living room suite,
sNl2 rug, nice condition. %: W.
Michigan
VERY BEAUTIFUL ALMOST NEW
sofa. hand carved mahogany frame,
Tapestry covering. 500. Phone gs5.
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IEhman &Greenstreet

FURNISHED HOME: Modern
8 room suburban bungalow,
furniture included. Westing-
house electric stove, Coolera-
tor, and other household fur
niture. Paved highway. Pos
session , days after deal is
closed. Price $500.
TOURIST HOME: $1,000 down
payment buys excellent tour
ist home right on main high
way, just outside Ypsi. ? ac-
res OF land and big road front
age. Large barn. Brings in
fine income and has possibili-
ties for future development.
100 LOTS: From which to choose
In lovely Washtenaw Club
View near the country club.
These are large lots and the
community has It's own water
system eliminating necessity
OF well and electric pump.
Priced from 5000 to $500.
Terms IL desired.
WEST SIDE: A fine . family
home in a choice location on
the West Side. Large corner
lot with several giant size
shade trees. 5 rooms and bath
on LIST floor for owner. Love
ly room apartment with prl-
vate bath upstairs. Large
screened porch. House well
decorated and in good condi'
tion throughout. . car gar
age. Price, s13.50O.
LJn\AJ A.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13

THEY'RE soMET THING-mors than
fancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13
RidstWsntec

70 SHARE THE RIDE from corner
or Huron 81. and Michigan AVE. to
Detroit, any section, at s a. m.
Phone fl6S.
RIDE WANTED TO KATSER-TEAZ-
ER from Ipsilant, $50 to 5:lS,
Phone 2s46-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13
RIders Wanted

WILL TAKE RIDERS from Ypsi 10
Ann Arbor, a, m. 10 4:8O. can
after .. m. ll5 Ballard, Apt. 4.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13
Announcements
Lost and Foune

REWARD for return OF Black
Dachshund pup. female. $50 W
Forest. Phone 3059-W.
LOST Child's brown cap,Eln or nesr
Wuerth Theater sunday. Reward,
Phone 1913.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13
N. NORMAL ST.

ELDER ST: 4 rooms-semi-moder
All furniture including Melody
Electric Stove and Washer. Extra
lot-Prics $4,000.
HANNAH
PHI. 7614.2sl5 NO. 10 UNITY BLDG.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
r. II. KRYDER. MGR.
NORMAL SIT bedrooms--Oak -
Fireplace-newly decorated and fin
ished. $4,000. Nsar schools.
HANNAH
PHI .6i4-asl5 40. 10 UNITY BLDG
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
+. H. KRYDER, MGR.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-13

MODERN INCOME Home. Inquire at
S17 n. Adams between four and
seven .. m.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21

mix tistega yeselcnega odbora.
Njegova sluzba je, .da4 doloti de-
la 4vsakemu, kamor mislis ida kdo
najbolje ,spada. Tako mislim ,ida
Sc tudi ii ne hos izognil.
Mas predsednik G. .Nagode
tudi nj kar tako "a v en- dan.
On je 1obljubif, .da pripelje kar
eel battalion, sseveda s pomocjo
marsala Louis ,Starmana. Zato
ii pa svetujem, da 81 .zavihas ro-
kave, prav gori do ramen.
Poyem tt, tudi; tole, da nikar
ne pozabi ma tvoje prijatelje.
Sal vem, da jih imas veliko. Sal
to je zanje predpustna yeselica
v tenn letu. Zatorej te Sc en-.
krat prav .lepo opominjam, da
ne .pozabis sobote, %. februar'
ia zveeer priti v Slovenski dru'
stveni dom ma Recher Ave. Oh
pa YES kaj! Ne pozabi prijate'
lice pripeljati S seboj. ZaeeteI
oh sedmih zvecer, konec bo pa
kadar bodo v Euclidu petelin
zapeli jutranji ki-ki-ri-ki!
France il Ljubljane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21

Tenn je 'treba pomagati in to
timpreje mogoee.
Ker pa Rdeci kriz pomaga
najbolj potrebnim med potreb-
mimi, sta Sc tukaj v cEuclidu
zdruzili dive drustvi, da skupno
priredimo veliko veselico, cd ka-
tere je YES cisti preostanek ma
menjen "a Rdeci kriz ,Jugosla-
vile. I'll drustvi sta. Euclid, st.
20 SDZ in Cvetoci Noble, st. $50
SNIP.
Veselica sc bo vrsila v sobo-
to 9. marca v Slovenskem drus-
tvenem domu ma Recher Ave., v
Euclidu. Ia pies bo igral dobro
poznani Polkateers orkester, ka-
teri igra ma clevelandski radio
postal VICAR vsako jutro cd
9. do 9:15.
.Apeliram ma clane in cello oh.
cinstvo, da sezete po vstopni'
cab, katere Sc dobijo pri clanih
obeh drustev. Cena je samo sc
centov. Ne odrecite, &c YAM kdc
vstopnico ponudi v nakup. Ne
izgovarjajte Sc: sem ze dost
dial, pa svojim bonn pomagal it'd
Pomnite, da MISC vsi tako srec
nj, da bi imeli svojce v Amerik
in tudi onim je treba pomagati
Zato vas pa vse prav vljudne
vabim, da' mas posetite v sobo
to zvecer. Zabave bo "a vse do
wolf. Kar Sc pa tice postrezbe
je pa veselicni odbor prav prid
no ma delu, da vam postreze ;
vsemi zemeljskimi dobrotami
Ma svidenje v soboto 9. mar
ca zvecer Slovenskem drust
venem domu ma Recher Ave.
Mary Dodie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21

Il Ampak nam Sc vet kot eudno
syidi, ia ka'so je. TO, lda nj Tito
sbshai v iEozemstvo pred svo-
jim narodom, skot 50 Rozman,
Rupnik in .rnjih izdajalski ,pri-
padniki. Seveda, ii ljudje ne bo-
do. nikdar PRIMAL svoje krivde,
kot de ne prizna Goebbels ali
drugip krvniki v. Nemciji.
Brat mi je .pisal, da Sc Sc EEL
nata, glava obraca proc cd Mem
cije. tTukaj imamo pa modre
glave, XII kolektajo "a te ubijal-
ce. Kaj bi bilo z Jugoslavijo, ce
bi tenn ljudem uspelo, >kar so
imeli skupno z okupatorji ma
programu?!
Kaj je vendar narobe v nasi
novi Jugoslaviji, da je toliko 60
ME proti Mi? Ne cd reakcije
drugega sveta, ampak cd bra
tov in sester, XII so prisli cd
tam. Sal vendar izhaja VISA
oblast v Jugoslaviji IL naroda in
pripada narodu. Vse narodne
odbora volijo drzavljani ma po-
dlagi splosne in enake volilne
pravice tajnim glasovanjem.
Narod ustvarja svojo oblast po
svobodno izvoljenih organih dr.
zavne oblasti, XII so nastali in Sc
razvili v narodni osvobodilni
borbi, katero jim, je pref kleri.
kalizem odrekal. Zenska je bila
pref iztirana IL volilnega pro.
stora. Danes ina svojo volilnc
pravico, S katero lahko odloca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21
Priredba v korist Rde-
eega kriza Jugoslavije

Euclid, O. - Vojna je mini
la, toda posledice iste bo ljud-
stvo Sc dolgo obcutilo. Ma sto-
tine pisem prihaja il stare do
movine, katerih vsebina je sko-
raj enaka: Smo goli in bosi, nj
mamo kaj obleci, ne obuti in
nimamo iti kan spat. Zopet te-
ga in omega manjka pri nasi in
drugih hisah. Ko clovek cita ia
pisma, nehote tecejo solze IL oci.
Globoko socutje obide cloveka
| do ten nesrecnezev, XII SO sicer
I,se preziveli vojno, pa so do
skrajnosti izcrpani. Obenem pa
clovek zaeuti jezo do tistih, ki
so krivi vsega trpljenja in gor-
ia mad ubogim ljudstvom.
Clovek skoraj ne bi mogel
verjeti, da Sc je kaj tako stras-
mega moglo dogajati, ako ne bi
tega pricala pisma Cd nasih dra-
9Th in pod mimi njih lastnoroc-
nj podpisi. Nasi bratje in sestre
ne lazejo. Vse kar pisejo, je 60
la resnica.
Mnogo zanimivega sta nam
povedala Delegate Rdecega krl-
ia Jugoslavije ma shodu, XII je
bill prirejen tukaj Slovenskem
drustvenem domu. Med drugim
sta tudi povedala, kako Sc je
ljudstvo privadilo vsemu hude'
mu, Sc cello stradanju. Zato pa
pomislimo, kaksne posledice sc
ze obcutijo, posebno pri otro
cih. stiri dolga leta biti brez
prave in zadostne ahrane, brei
mleka, katerega mlado telo maj
.bolj potrebuje. Zato je danes
Jugoslaviji mad 80 odstotko'
bolehnih otrok "a tuberkulozo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21
HKlub; Ljubljana
svabir ma 1maskerado

Euclid, O.-Kot je vecinoma
ysakemu znano, klub Ljubljana
,obstoji ma najbolj mocni podla-
sgi v naselbini. In zakaj? Vsak
emescan in mescanka, ko pristo-
,pi h klubu, je seznanjen z dol
sznostmi- in pravicami, v CLAW
mem pa: 1Spostovati Z svojega
sbliznjega, kot samega sebe. Da
z .dejanjem ,pokazemo tudi to
tdrugim ustanovam, da sc ceni-
mo med seboj, eden drugega in
yse druge, kot svoje.
V ponos mi je,: da lahko zapi-
Sem, da clani in clanice vedno
,pazno sledijo dnevnemu redu.
Ma sejah nj niti enega, XII bi ka-
iii dnevni red. To izpricuje, da
klub obstoji ma moeni podlagi
Vsak clan in elanica vzljubi ia
.klub in tako nagovori Sc -svoje.
ga bliznjega, da .pristopi. Take
Sc mas klub VEGA in raste v mo.
igocno skupino.
Ia ustanova ali klub Sc ne
.ogreva samo -pri domacem
,ognjiscu. Ina tudi globok cut ir
arazumevanje do svojih rodnit
bratov in sester tam onkra.
morja. Mi vidimo malcke, ke
.prosijo matere mleka. Mi vidi
mo matere, ko Sc je jim cd zalo
asti krci srce, ko Jim morejo dat
lie vode namesto mleka.
Drage matere, mi vas vidimo
do ste slabo obleceni in bosi. Ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21
llnEDfllllOVA POSTA

ii matt, temelj Slovenije, ponos-
nj smo nate. Vidimo razburka-
ne valove, ko sc zaletavajolv v Te-
be ir I'll stojis mocna, da TIE mai
.hr..ji udarec ne premakne cd
.-vojega eliza. Prisel bo cas-, 'ko
sc bodo valovi umirili in razlili
Sc bodo soncni zarki mad tvojo
glavo. Takrat bos zaklicala: !:
Ljubo mole dete, pojdi sem, tu-
kaj imas mleko namesto vode,
da be tvoje telo zrastlo v krep-
kega fanta in ponosno dekle, v
ponos cell Sloveniji.
Dragi sotrudniki.. L. tega raz-
loga smo Sc namenili prirediti
letos predpustno maskeradno
veselico in zabavo. Odbor je re
preskrbel lepe dobitke "a mas
Ike, lepe, pomenljive in grde it'd,
Kuharice vam bodo pa postregle
z sdobrimi jedili in tocaji pa 20
pet po svoje. Sal veste, kaj sc
pricazuje cd njih. Cd godca pa
pricakujemo poskocnice.
TEN potom apeliram ma vas
vse, da mas posetite. Ako DO mo-
goce narediti nekaj dolarjev
preostanka, da pomagamo reve'
zem v starem kraju, kjer je po'
trebno. Torej vam Sc enkrat xii
Gem: Ma svidenje V soboto %
.februarja oh 7. uri zvecer v Slo
venskem drustvenem domu M
Recher Ave. Vstopnina je pro
sta. S pozdravom,
Geo. Nagode, predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21
Predpust je tudi v Ljubljani

Euclid, y. - Dragl prlJatelJ,
kan 81 sc pa kaj namenil v So
boto zvecer %. februarja? Yes
France, nikamor, zakaj? Pc
pravici tt povem, zadnjic sem
incl malo vec casa, pa sem pre-
gledoval po knjizni omari. Tako
mi pride v roke 1OO-letni kole-
dar. Tam kaze, da DO tisti ve-
Ger prav slabo vreme.
Kaj Sc, ali tudi ii vse pratkar-
jem verjames? JAZZ pa mislim,
da DO ravno IA tisti veeer prav
lepo. '"
Kako prides do tega, da bo
ravno tisti vecer lepo? Zato bo
lepo, ker tisti vecer bo incl klub
Ljubljana svojo predpustno
plesno veselico. Tako, O tenn pa
Sc mic ne vem, ceprav sem clan
teg a veesljaskega kluba. Yes
dragi moi, tega zato ne yes, ke1
Sc ne udelezujes sci. Svetujem
ii, da Sc odslej redno udelezu;
sci, pa bos vse vedel in ne bos
presenecen "a nobeno stvar.
Sklenjeno je tudi bilo ma tistj
seji, da je FIR. Derdic predsed.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21

Cleveland, O.. - mi potreba
poudarjati, 4ker sze .drustva go
yerijo, ,da je nasa .clanska dolz-
nest udeleziti Sc koncerta, Xxi ga
priredi mladina SNIP, dine "a.
februarja tocno ,ob 4. uri ..po-
poldne, pod :vodstvom Franka
Pluta in njegove: soproge. !.
,lOmenjam peyovodjo, ker mas
je~malo v Cleyelandu, kateri bi
ga ne bill ze .slisali peti in vse-
lei z, veseljem odobravali ME
gov nastop. Tenn bolj smo Sc
daj lahko uverjeni, da Sc je po-
trudil z mladino, izbral pesmi,
XII bodo donele v ponos zboru in
vsemu clanstvu SNPJ. Maj ONE
MIN, da program sestoji il %
took. Med drugimi so solospevi
dvospevi in Sc posebna nova toe.
ka DO, .ko nam sest mladih fan
tov zapoje emo pesem.
Da DO pa ia mladinski kon.
cert SNPJ bolj privlaeen, smc
tudi naprosili dvospev cd Mia
dinskega pevskega zbora S. D
Donna ma Waterloo Rd. ma So
delovanje. Torej bratje in Sc
sire, clani in clanice SNPJ ir
'drugi prijatelji, .udelezite Sc, t.
tako pomembne prireditve. Daj
te vec poguma nasi mladini, dc
sslovenske pesmi. Napolnite av
'ditorij S. N. Donna ma St. Clai1
Ave, v nedeljo popoldne oh 4
uri. Vstopnina je samo 60c.
Pc koncertu sc bo vrsila pro
sta zabava v prizidku. Ma svi
denje!
K...Stokel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21
Dogodki. XII obetajo
tezke posledice

Cleveland, O. - Jugoslavija
je priznana cd vseh velesil: An
glije, Francije, :Rusije in Zedi-
njenih drzav .Amerike, ampak
Sc nj priznana cd "a: d. in to
steje, ker to je tudi velesila, ker
ljudje tega kalibra so povzrocii
zadnjo vojno. Ma mirovno kon-
ference sicer Sc MISC poslali svo-
jega delegate, ker vedo, da je
njih dusa proved kosmata. Ia
enkrat Sc Sc poeutijo premaj jhni
kosi, da bi imeli posla z Rusi.
Medtem pa Sc donna toliko
bolj pobrigajo, da nam Sc kaks-
no zarigajo. Res je vredno sme-
ha, ampak klika, .tega Jim v
svojem podroeju ne odneha.
Pravijo, da SO izdajalci muceni-
XII, da Sc bodo mascevali Sc mad
boljseviki. LIE previden bodi tt
trpin, da ne doseze tvojega ma
roda pogin.
Verzije so kocljive, ali zadnja
vojna n am je dokazala, da Sc
resniene. Zgodovinska knjiga Sc
DO odprla in povedala; v tel hi
81 je bill izdajalec, zaradi kate.
rega je padel moi brat in two
ia sestra. Ma kraski skali bodc
uklesana imena, XII Sc bodo '
bodoci zgodovini citala: I'll mas
lastni bratje so bill kazipot ma
semu najvecjemu sovrazniku.
" "A. D." z dne 4. februarj ja
v uredniski koloni med drugin
citamo: Marsal Tito je prvi ns
vsem Balkanu, XII .je zares
izdajalskimi in proti-narodnim
nameni sodeloval z okupator
jem. To je nj jih perilnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21

usodo svojim hceram in sino-
.vom.
Zakaj jim MISC tega dali tisti,
XII SO bill poprej ma oblasti in XII
danes napadajo novo il trpece-
ga ljudstva osvobojeno Jugo-
slavijo?
Skapin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-21
lSScce Sc
Naprodaj je

rumeno zidano stanovanjsko
poslopje "a 4 druzine; 5 sob
"a vsako stanovanje. Po-
drobnosti Sc poizve ma 225
E. 1856 St., Suite No. /, ali
pOkliCite w 1872.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-11
One Mans Opinion
(Bv WALTER HERMAN

bunch of the liberals are whoopng it up for dis armament-The current slogan is Don't give the boys the tools to fight with" The idea will catch on just soon as through of the opening of a Moscow branch-and not much before. . Cousin Joe says there will be no and will string along with him unless and until he changes couple of
 mas, but do not disband the police department when have quiet weekend. The lesson of history is that he who is first to beat his swords into pow- shares is apt to be the first who is plowed under But it's nice to a fellow like Ickes picking up the One World" chant-even though to Ickes the man who wrote the book, Wendell Willkie pet target. They did it easy tho-They just switched the credit from Wkie to their own patron
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$l,OOO,OOO Loaned To Alaska Vets

JUNEAU-One hundred sixt two loans totaling $l,000,00O ha been made by the Territorial We eranS' Administration since Il establishment of its office Juneau in May, Veterans Con missioner Norman Haley al nounced today.
 These loans went for a varier of purposes designated unde9 tl Territorial Veterans Act pasT in the special session of the Terr torial Legislature and signed | Governor Gruening on April They include loans for a variet of small businesses, fishing boat farms and homes, as well as 1 enable veterans to pursue the education at the University ( Alaska.
 The Legislature made aVaiiab the sum of $35O,0OO for thes loans, as well as the receipts frol the sales tax which netted $259 7l5 in the first quarter. The bal ance of S400,000 was. derive through a cooperative arrange ment with the banks, worked ol on a mutually advantageous basi In addition to that, 328 bonuse totaling $120,00 have likewis been paid.
 Commissioner Haley report that requests for loans are arriN ing at his office daily and are be ing processed as fast as the facili ties of the limited staff permit.
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perity. If people everywhere could understand and achieve the condl- tions necessary for prosperity, ev- cry home-neighbor and every World-neighbor would benefit This is like a good deed that pays off for everybody.
 Currently, the writer is con- cluding a stay of eight weeks IT Europe, the full benefit of which the readers of this column will have opportunity to share. On the itinerary are England, Norway Sweden, Denmark, the Neither lands, Belgium, Switzerland, and France.
 What Is The Secret?
 The objective is to study politi- cal, economic, social, and religious conditions in each country, with hope of arriving at definite aH significant conclusions regarding the secret of individual and na- tional prosperity.
 If we can be sure why 1t IS tha, American wage earners and farm CTS can purchase with their earn ings two times as much food clothing, shelter, and transporta- tion as the workers on any other contingent can purchase with their wages, we shall then under stand the factors we must preserve as vital to all of us in our period of reconstruction. 2" Beginning next week, this col umn will survey postwar England and will then proceed with some significant observations of contin- ] ental nations.
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eyes on heroic enshrinement among German genera tons to come Goerng Ribbentrop Jodl and others have asked to die soldiers deaths rather than suffer the 'ignomny" of kicking at the end of a rope.
 precisely because shooting might act in some n- oreseeable to make heroes of these men that they must hang Hanging Goering and his partners will die in their own Germanc tradition, which since an- cient times has regarded such suspension as an ndlg- nity According to the early historian, Tacus the An gloSaxons acquired from the Germans this notion that hanging is shameful.
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B. GEORGE s BENSON President of Harding College
 Seorcy. Arkansos

sources are not always equally prosperous. That is an axiom most of our people accept readily. They have come to know, sometimes subconsciously, that our democ- racy is mixed of more, and per haps liners, ingredients than sta tistical reports of national re- sources will show.
 Surely, what makes one nation hpapy, peaceful, wealthy, need not make another nation trouble some and ripe for revolution from within. Truly, there are many in- gradients in the recipe for na- tional well-being.
 Like Good Deeds
 Today, when the popular catch word, even internationally, is "se- curity," we know that one of the most volued ingredients is pros.
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IN EUROPE

Leaving New York at eleven o'clock a.m., flew to London in just 20 hours. A flight to London shows how the world is growing smaller. Our relations with other countries are becoming much more intricate as the globe shrinks, and our great need is bet ter understanding which will be- get wisdom.
 For 20 years I have had a great personal interest in studying the secret of national prosperity, which of course is the sum of each indi- vidual's prosperity within the na- tion. This interest was first awak- ened when in 1925 I observed the poverty of China for the first time.
 More Than Resources
 Countries having equal re-
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WELL

KANSAS CITY, (P)- It rained fish-well, maybe-in ; parking lot here.
 Clifford Neece, chef, reported he and w. w. Wormington, res taurant owner; reported the deH uge the day after thunderstorm.
 "I had looked out of the win dow before the rain," Neece in sisted, "and the ground was dry and fishless."
 The weather bureau said a fish deluge" was possible but un- likely in this area. One theory was that a fisherman, disgusted by the storm, had dumped his minnow bucket in the lot.