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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02

unierer armee iinb, sic Beipun1e.
rnng nift entiagen. Sic gaben oller-
bano Gurus uno Die Sreibeit oes
StpiQebens aui. Sic erbalten iiir oie
Ron ibnen geleiitete slrbeit nur ge.
ringe 2obnung. israuen aller Shih-
ten geboren Dem @9lG an. csn elmer
&ompognie ba6en lie cine Sbriititels
lerin, cine 8ilobal,erin, 8iiroarbei-
tcrinnen Sausirauen, NiteIieoer
Der 8eielIdait, So5ialarbeiterinnen
uno picle, piele anIere. sic alle
idloiien iid oem @slG MIR in benz
einen 8ebanfen an, = Sen Sieg err
rlngen 81 belfeu.
uSbr 2eben lit Nun genau reau=
liert Sbre lniformen geben ibnen
Elm Selbitpertrauen, pelhes mar
nibt uneeaftet laiien fam, uno ii,
eriiillen Die slufrabe, Die lie iif gum
3lele itedten. Sic MGnner in oei
armee betpunoern tie. Wtebr MGn.
Fer an ser Sront beoeuten 8eihleu-
nigung oes Sieges. Die Witglieber
oes @slG tragen oa5u bei oaB oie
N'anner an Der Sront geIhidt mer-
BEN fonnen. Ser grmee Snfel Cams
angebOren 81 fonnen, int cine gbre.
rie Den 6rallsr, 5uteil miro. 0er
pla it'd anicblieBen
"SaBt uns olle itramm iteben uno
oas @omen's slrmp Corps ialutie-
rem"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02

(Das Women's Army Corps fiihrt
cine neue Werbung durch, UNI Re-
kruten zu gewinnen: In Zusammen-
hang damit wurde cine Gruppe Won
Madchen mach Patterson Field ge-
sandt, um nit eigenen Augen Elm
blick in den Dienst und die Lebens-
weise der Mitglieder des WAC gu
ger wahlte ais vertreterin der deut-
schen acknowledgements Fri. He
len Fl. Hudlett, die Tochter Won
VIM. Hudlett, die ebenso vie ihr
hs Nater In deutschen kreisen, wohl
ducts Co. in Euclid arbeitet. Wir
haben sic gebeten, uns einen Be-
RIGHT dber die bel der Reise gewon-
nenen Eindrucke zu geben)
"Wubten Sic ihon, oaB man 100
Shritte BON ie 80 3oa 9dnae in Ser
:D'inute MAIDEN fann. Sd meib es
num- nahoem i'd, S.uei Gage lang
lei oen Anseborisen oeS @omen's
@rmp Corps auI Dem 8atterion
Tielo, Ohio, eepeilt bate
"Sb nurOe oils Gertreter;n ser
Heutid)en acknowledgements pom
gSadter uno sln5eiaer ge1pGblt. Inn
Sas ,@slG i'm 9ienlt' 81 beobadten.
aht5cbn 0tGodeu geborten unierer
Gruppe an, Delbe bon SberIeutnant
slnn 0uffp, 9efeblsbaberin oes Gle
telanoer 8efrutierunss- Bureaus, II.
Sgt. Sulianna Wiflps pom Stab
oes bureaus, geiiibrt purDe. Wtit-
slieSer Ser 8ruppe maren ;srGu!e!n
Aoele Cells bonn 9foten areuS; ;srau
Clarence Garlin pom Iioeceion
Council oes National Council 81
Catholic @omen; SRI. 8atricio isie-
gerald bonn ltriuline COLLEGE; SRI.
aoa 2efiingpea pom @omcn's Gitp
Club, SRI. Girginia Sallioap bon
oen smerican @omcn's @oluntarp
Seroices, SRI. Bertha Nerpman BON
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02
WRESTLING AT
PUBLIC HALL

Handsome Vic. Holbrook, for
mer Army Commando. and the
Swedish Angle. ugliest wrestler
in the business, will meet in the
One-fall=to-a-hnish main event of
Promoter Bob Brickman's grapp-
ling show at the Public Hall Tues
day night
Winner of three matches here,
Holbrook is about the most popu-
lar wrestler. He defeated Joey and
Emil Dusek and hard boiled Han
nigan here while the Angel took
the measure of Flanagan in the
feature bout of last weeks show.
Sheriff Paul Jones of Houstos,
Texas. and burly John Katon are
down for the semi-windup. They
are newcomers, Ralph Garibaldi,
clever Italian, and Nick Fitch,
fast-moving Pole, are the princi-
pals of the third match. Thor Nor
gan, eN-Marine, and War Eagle,
giant Indian. meet in the fourth
encounter.
Two local masters meet in the
opening match.
Tickets for the show. priced at
75c, S1.25, Sl.75 and $3.50 are on
sale at the Public Hall only.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02


intere1iante 5ierarten, lpie ser 0ogel
&itui l,n6 anbere, allsgeitorben. Mit
einieem Grfolg bat man pergiftetes
@aiier un6 ebenioIfen Sober alisge=
legt. Gs lplroen 100000 &anin6en
in elmer Raht getotet, ungliidlihers
,peiie aber al,h piel @ilo. Damn bat
man einen beionoeren @iitfarren font
ltruiert, Ser cine Strifniniplr bin-
terlGBt. 9ieier Spur braudt man nilr
5u folgen uno am Moreen oie totem
Siere eil,suiammeln. Die 5ierleihen
briiten aber aud Shn,eiBflieeen aus,
1pelfe Die S6aie totem. ssago nit
Sunoen ertuies iih ni6t als ausrei-
deno. Mm erfolgreiditen lit pielleidt
nod oas ginfansen nit 9teeen, bas
Musgraben uno MusrGudern.
Gin 3aninden bat et,pa ieds @iirfe
inn Sabre, nit 2 ODER 3, aber audi IL
SuYen. Nah 6rei @od)en f0nnen lie
|ibon tpie Ser 1eufel lauren. Gs ltebt
gu ertparten, baB nit ser &iidtebr
norn1aler 3eiten sic in Sen lesten IA
Sabren angeipanoten Metboben oas
,pilbe &aninden in Multralien tpieoer
i'm Snume balten !peroen, 10 oaB stuar
elm 9:ofit ersielt miro, aber feine
@efa6r mebr fir sic S1af3uht unb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02

Arc you ana your relatives mem.
bers ~ the Sick Benefit Society
and Central Verband? II not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the loca; representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02
2l4ie eker itGreer als
iettpGeker
Ghluk bon Scite I.

nidt iopiele 0ipiiionen tuie ois Ser.
einten Nationen bat uno oa6, ipenll
mir ale 8ilfsmittel ser 8ereinten
Nationen 5lliammenfiigen, mir einen
flaren @oripruns segeniiber 0eutid-
lamb auf Sem ellropdiIhen &riess-
id)auplat baben.
"Oas Spiel tpiiroe ieoo6 Iier su
Gins aegen rlns iteben, tpenn es nidt
Die llngebeuren Inltrengunaen Stub
LAMBS gdbe. &in5u fommt, baB oas
groBe 8efeitiganssneb. nelhes Die
Deutihen runb nm ibr eisenes 2anb
errid)tet baben, bie Dor uns liegeno.
slufgabe su elmer pirfltd, aetpoltigen
gufgabe maht."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02
bie 2anS1pirtihaft beitebt.

oie 0anb1pirtihaft beitsbt. = -
SIN @egenias oa3u lit es inter
eiiant feitSuitellen, oab in Sen Ser.
einieten Staaten etlpa 100000 aa=
ninden5iidter eibt. slngefangen boz,
2iebbabern Bis 81 Sen fommeraielle,,
ltnternebmen nit mebreren ta,lienI
Tieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02

leln oireft NIT aanindyen perieben.
einmal ~sum 8eiten unsliidlider
Heiienoen, tpeld)e bungrig an iene Sit
item peri6laeen tpiiroen," uno Damn
audi, ~l,m Sic @aliii6iGnser NIT ei.
mem guten Sport unS iriihem 1lei'h
al perieben."
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

hours, years, ages - he did not
know how long - until first, the
boy on skis came back with
whiskey and blankets, and then
the slow woodsled, the horses
walloping in the drifts, with Doc
tor Craft poised impatiently on
the side. 81 kept her warm all
the time, anyhow. I got out the
other cushion from the car and
made her lie down on it. I grab
bed out the lining of the top of
the car and put that over her, and
built a fire. I just had to sit
there, trying to warm her hands,
watching her get whiter-Pd lis
ten to see whether she was still
breathing or not-and I'd climb
up into the road to see if there
was anybody coming - and I'd
go back to rub her hands and lis
ten to her breathing - anybody
but me would have thought of
something to do - but I didn't
dare touch that bandage. You see
she'd torn up a nightgown or
something she got out of her little
suitcase-think of the nerve of
her, cut up the way she was,
crawling out from under the
wreck and getting her head tied
up somehow, and then trying to
get that darned car lacked up!"
Candy flung his arms out on the
table and dropped his head on
them.
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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Furches News

Mrs. Estil McGrady and young
daughter, of Durham, are visiting
Mrs. McGrady's mother, Mrs. Lee
Rose.
Miss Make Jones, beauty spec
ialist of Charlotte, is spending
some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. E. Jones.
Messrs. Clay Reed, Bryan Jones
and son, with others, have gone
to Maryland to work during the
canning season.
Miss Mary Tucker, daughter OF
John M. Tucker, has gone to Ma
ryland to visit her brother, How
ard, who has a position there.
Mrs. L. S. Richardson has gone
to visit relatives in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip L. Stanton
have returned to Philadelphia
after a ten-day visit with Mrs
Stanton's mother here, Mrs. E. V
Richardson.
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CHAPTER VIII

Wednesday morning after Aunt
Lavinia, VINO had apparently slept
in her clothes and certainly had
not combed her hair since Susan
had gone, had returned to her
room, Candy said very casually,
stretching and yawning like a
young dog at ease, "Say, Uncle
Tim, do you konw what you ought
to do? You can't possibly go on
taking care of Aunt Lavinia all
by yourself as she gets crankier
and queerer. Which she certain
ly is. You ought to get married"
Timothy froze, and waited.
Candy struck match, lighted his
pipe, threw his match at the fire
place, missed it, said, ''Now that
teacher that takes her meals at
Miss Peck's, the dietitian, Miss
Long"
Miss Lane" said Timothy.
miss Lane. Now she's swell.
She'd make a swell wife for any
body-so comfortable and sensi-
BILE. The kind that'd stand by and
keep things going no matter what.
She's nice looking, too, I think. If
I were old enough to, wouldn't
mind a bit marrying her. And I
bet you nickel she'd know how
to manage Aunt Lavinia. I been
watching her, and if she doesn't
think a good deal of you, I miss
my a." CHANGING to catch Tim
othy's eye, he was stricken
speeches. by its cold fury, and
faltering like a scared schoolboy,
looked wildly for a way out. "Of
course, l know it's none of my
I didn't mean to-excuse me.
Uncle Tim-gosh! I certainly do
beg your pardon!'
Timothy drew a long breath.
He was treasured by Canby's col
lapse. It would be simple to pro-
pei him out of the house when it
seemed advisable. A single look
would be enough when the time
came to do it. He slowly ground
out his cigarette stub, took his
time about what to say, and get
ting up to go, demolished what
was left of Candy by a cool, Il
think I'll leave Miss Lane to you,
Candy"
Supper was a success. There
was oyster soup, made as Miss
Peck made it with milk that was
almost cream, hot, we'll peppered,
the oysters plump and ruffled.
"Oh, boy!" groaned the always
famished Candy in ecstasy.
For dessert there were peach
es, Miss Peck's ragged, luscious
home preserved peaches. And
fruit cake.
Miss Loui said, my, Miss Peck!
It takes you for fruit cake"
Miss Peck disclaimed merit.
Susan Barney made this
The words flowed in at Tim
othy's outer ear Before they had
penetrated to his inner, he was
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drink" He had lost his glasses.
A dark smear of blood crossed
his forehead and ran down one
cheek.
It did not take long for them to
learn what had happened. At a.
bout noon Candy and the three
Academy seniors with him had
just finished their sandwich
lunch. They were starting the
trip back, but in the mild smother
of snow they did not keep to their
course very well. 1t had stopped
snowing-when, after long,
quiet gliding along a traverse
course through the woods, they
saw that, some distance before
them, the road crossed their
course, and that farther up, half
covered with snow, a car lay on
its side in the ditch. They called
each other, pointed it out, took
for granted it had been abandon
ed and were about to turn and
track back along the slope they
were on, when near it they saw
something moving. With a rush
they started up the hill, polling
themselves as fast as they could,
but slowly at that for the slope
was steep. AS they climbed they
could see recurrent stir near the
car. A woman, her head wrapped
around with bloody bandages,
was trying to raise the car with
the jack. Shed get up on her
knees for a minute, work the
lever three or four times, and fall
in the snow"
Then they had raced to reach
her, and heard from her that a
man was under the car II
thought then, of course, it must
be her father, or husband, or
something-that's all knewv' -
snatched her away from the jack
and all heaving together lifted
the car up enough to pull out
from under it - what do you
think? A little old French Can
uck, with frizzled gray hair.
She'd never laid eyes on him be-
fore that day. 1t seemed he was
somebody's hired man that lived
neighbor to her folks over where
she'd been visiting.
Mr.. Dewey asked if the man
under the car had been killed.
No, still breathing, Candy said,
but unconscious, internally hurt
probably. Well, what could be
done there in the heaped-up snow
with two people badly injured?
Impossible to get the car back in
the road.
1t was the girl who had asked
if the skis couldn't be dashed to-
gether to make a narrow sled, a
cushioned seat from the car tied
on it, and the man placed on that
and pulled down the hill over the
drifts to a house and a telephone.
The man and girl left behind
had waited there in the snow for
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,-75ISEASONED I
KS C. TIMBERN
S. DOROTHY Garfield .. re%1osss e

bathed in a warm light brightness
of relief after pain, as if hard
headache had just left him. BY
the time he knew what it was
Miss Peck had said. Mr.. Dewey
and Candy had each asked q
question. "Is Susan back?"
''Who's Susan?" They spoke at
the same time, their words clash
ing.
Then Candy remembered and
answered himself, "Oh, yes, she's
the one with the poppy younger
sister,"
Miss Peck answered Mr.. Dew
ey's question, "She made it in
November"
Miss Lane added the explana-
ton he needed. Fruit cake has
to stand and season before it is
fit to eat, you know"
ooh, God!' groaned Timothy to
himself in an astounded revulsion
from the bland interlude of graft
fled vanity into which Candy had
tricked him. well, anyhow, this
is only Wednesday night. There's
still plenty of time" The meal
was over. He stood up, hauled
Aunt Lavenia to her feet with a
mechanical gesture, said to Can
by, will you drive her home,
please? I've got something to
work out in the office this even
ing. It may take me rather a
long time"
'I'll drop you there, as we 60
by"
I'D rather walk, Thanks"
He saw Candy, noting the dry
ness of his tone, give him an in
quiring, speculative look, thought
fiercely. mo you don't, young
man! Not a second time!" hunch-
ed on his overcoat. reached for
his hat and was gone.
Timothy was painting when he
reached the darkened Academy
building, but he ran up the steps,
unlocked the door and walked at
top speed through the echoing
corridor, with it's musty smell of
age and rubber overshoes and
mice behind the walls. He opened
the door to his office and went in.
Without turning on a light he
took off his hat, dropping it on
his desk, felt for his chair and,
still standing, gripped the back
of it hard with both hands. Now,
he asked himself, II am jealous
of Candy, yes. Does that mean ]
am to send him away before SUI
san comes back? Does it mean
that 1 am to decide, not Susan
whom she is to see, to know
Does it? Does it,"
In the middle of the night Tim
othy opened his eyes wide on the
thought, I'm an Idiot! I don't
have to wait till Sunday! She's
not five hours drive from me
I'll go over tomorrow" Then he
fell asleep so soundly that he
awoke only to the shrek of the
morning train at Lathrop's Cross
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formerly of Milan, now living in
Creston, are the proud parents of
an 8A2 pound son.
Mrs. M. Lawrence, who has
just celebrated her ninetieth
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
Milan News

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Miller and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Ashley
attended the birthday dinner of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parsons at
Brownwood, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lewis,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
STATEMENT
Security Insurance Company
NEW HAVEN CONN

Amount l Ledger Assets, Dec previous
Income Pocyhoders, $7,257 1917 Mis- ~
DisDursemen Polsyholders ss746e9loe Mis-
Fire Premiums.Written or renewed during
All Other or renewed during
year, S8012o93Oo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Force 5,11477912
Value OF Bonds Stocks ------ $685. 20
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks '
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks S0'l4"''
Agents balances representing written ls'']'
or to octeb s5 business written
Bsd 51 ceded Reinsurance Balances Payable 1891 80
Bills receivable taken for fire risks 448o24
Bills receivable taken for other risks 215492
Interest and Rents due and accrued ------ 3658782
All other Assets, detailed in statement 953571O9
Less r SsEtt! not admitted 2sssss g
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS ------------ $13, eO4 13474
LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims 136743O82
Unearned premiums
Salaries rents, expenses, bills,
accounts 100000
Estimated payable for Federal State, county
municipal 235OOOOO
Contingent commissions, other charges
other liabilities, in 85485757
Total amount of liabilities except Capital $ 1904 13474
capital actually PAID ; up in cash GOO
Surplus regards Polcyhoders 6OOOOOOOO
TOTAL LIABILITIES - s13 9o4 13474
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1912
1875 163 Premiums received $40782
1748668 Premiums received 1857
incurred-Fre 29728; Paid
ncurred-All 1854; Paid 1916
President Berry, Secretary W. A. Thompson; Home Of
fce ITS Whitney Ave, New Haven, Conn.,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
(SeaD Raleigh, 1943
WILLIAM P HODGES Insurance Commissioner do hereby
certify that the above and abstract of the statement
of the Security New Conn., with
this Department. showing the condition of said Company the
31st of December, 1912
official the written
WILLIAM HODGES, Insurance Commissioner
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STATEMENT
Southeastern Fire Insurance
Company
GREENVILLE, S. G..

Amount Ledger Assets Dec. 31st previous -
year. $328.38O:75; Increase paid up Capt. La
ncome-From Polcyhoders, $234695 ST. Mis- l0'
Polcyhoders $126628; Mis-
Fire or renewed during '0" ''''+N'
Ali other Premums-Wrten or renewed during
year, $a59,771O2 --------------- In Force 3128s1Oa
Mortgage Loans Real Estate - 14s2445
T vsSe e of Bonds and Stocks s777i8S
G G IN Scnpanys office ---------------
deposited in Trust Companies not
Agents balances representing business written ~'''~'''
subsequent to October 1912 ---------- 72s356o
Agents balances, representing business written
prior to October l, 1912 ------------------ $500
Deduct Coded Reinsurance Balances Payable - 6o81660
All other Assets detailed in ---- 1S588s
Less 1 Sset! not admitted 81 945 q 90
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS --------------- $1e4o0242O
LIABILITIES
Net o unpaid losses and claims s 1sss74
Salaries rents expenses, bills accounts l'''''A~
payable for Federal State county N'0'00
ana municipal taxes due or accrued 2179652
Total liabilities except Capital 72o42
CAPITA actually paid up in cash -$35OOOOOO
Surplus regards Poicyholders ----- 571,sos7s
TOTAL LIABILITIES 94so242o
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1912
other Risks written 4o1S4a Premiums reeeived SIS
Losses incurred All other - 584;
President Burnside Secretary H. A. Cathey Treasurer
Herman Moore; Home Office: Pendeon St. Greenvle
SF A55t G5 a9f BHB& GAs4H5TA
(seaD Raleigh June g. 1e4s
WILLIAM HODGES Insurance Commissioner do hereby
Southeastern Fire Insurance Company Greenve S. c.
filed with this Department. showing the condition said Company
my official day
WILLIAM HODGES, Insurance Commissioner
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birthday, has been ill, but is
slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. James Reid are
the proud parents of a three
pound daughter, on July %.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
STATEMENT
Stuyvesant Insurance Company

y
NEW YORK. N. Y.
Amount of Capital paid in cash -----------$ 100000
Amount L Ledger sd2 IA Assets Dec s1st previous
1ncome-From Poicyholders 354419O6; Mis-
Pocyhoders s954525 Mis- -''@ s"l'0O'&
Fire Premiums Written or during
All Other Premiums or during
year. $3Ol92779 In Force 2OoS79S0
ASSETS
Ws Ggag f Loans Loans nd Real Estate q s
Deposited in Trust Companies
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks ''''''~
Agents balances business written ,,,.
Agents balances representing business written
Deduct Coded Reinsurance Balances Payable - 6o94377
Ant ostr '2 Hse asnts dt ed saemen ss
Less Assets not admitted ---------------- 22846O84
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS SAT O9O7
LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims 34284Oo
Salaries i rents expenses bills accounts ''00''0'
Estimated payable for Federal State
county and municipal taxes due or accrued 100000
Contingent commissions or other charges due
Reinsurance premiums
All other liabilities detailed ------ 1s847714
Total of all liabilities Capital 546Oo6s7
sapus @S;sS p 5 1T cash
Surplus regards Polcyhoders
TOTAL LIABILITIES -------------- -s 81 SAL g1o7
Fire Risks written O3 Premiums received $1O98O
All Other Risks written O59272 Premiums 3O96
Losses other 1s s4 Paid Pad is2
President j. S. Freinghuysen Secretary Uroberg;
Office: Ill William St, New York, N. Y.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
(SeaD Raleigh,
WILLIAM F. HODGES Insurance Commissioner, do hereby
s % d
with this Department. showing the condition Company
the 31s day of December, 1912.
Witness hand and official seal the day and date above written
WILLIAM P. HODGES Insurance Commissioner.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-17
in dvajset
oseb O%mamljenih
V t0varni
Med omamljenimi je bio 26
zensk in 2 moska. - Vsi
%omamljeni bodo okrevali.

v Lampl snortswear Co., to-
varni, 2570 Superior Ave., je
bio vceraj o%mamljenih pc oglji-
kovih plinih 26 zensk in dvoje
moskih. Sedem in dvaiset IL
med teh so odpeljali v St. Vim
cent Charity b%olnisnico, ko SO
jim pref gasilci nudili prvo po-
moe. v bolnisnici so izjavili, da
bodo vsi okrevali.
Plini SO prisli liz nekega gene
ratorja "a proizvajanje pare, XII
je operirala stroje "a likanje.
Med onimi, XII so bill oman
ljeni pc plinih, je bila tudi Mrs.
Josephine Koss, st%anujoca ma
1906 st. Clair Ave. - Drugih
slovenskih linen nismo nash v
porocilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-17
v korist JPO,SS

Lokalna postojanka st. 35 J.
P.O., SIS v Collinwoodu Sc je cd
locila, da kljub razmeram, poda
bogat program ma odru sloven-
skega delavskega donna ma Wa
terloo Rd. dne "a. oktobra. Yes
dobicek DO seveda Sci nasim v
rojstni domovini, "a kar zbira
sklad JPO, SIS. zeleti je, da ne
hi druga drustva ali organiza-
CHE prirejala ma ia dan svoje
priredbe, ker s tenn bi Sc skodo.
valo eni kot drugi. Obcinstvc
Sc pa tudi ze sedaj opozarja, ia
ST rezervira Ia dan, da poseti
to prireditev, ki be. podana y
humanitarni namen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-17
KOnec stavke
delavcey pri vod-
mem Department.
Delavci ,bodo predlozili svo-
i je zahteve kaksni vladni
agenciji, XII 10 bodo sele
dolocili.

Mestni plumberji, zaposleni
PR mestnem vodnem depart
mentu, so snoei odglasovali, da
koncajo svojo stavko, katero so
priceli zaradi prenizkih mezd,
ter da predloze svoje sporne
tezkoee kaki vladni agenciji,
katero Sc DO pozneje dolocilo.
Pretekli ponedeljek je slo 113
delavcev in njihov foreman, XII
so zaposleni pr tenn department
tn, re drugic ma stavko v teku
dveh mesecev. Delavci so mai
pref. zastavkali dine Is. febru-
aria, nakar so Sc vrnili ma delo
dine L. marca pod dogovorom
tekom katerega maj Sc
nadaljuje S pogajanji.
Snoenje premirje je prislo v
obliki predloga zupanovega vol
mega produkcijskega odbora.
Ia odbor je pregledal, maj Sc
delavci vrnejo ma delo ter pred
loze svojo zadevo okrajnemu
vojnemu delavskemu odboru ali
pa maj predloze predlagano wi
SAME place "a $1O8 ma leto 3D.
boru delavskega departmental.
Ii delavci zasluzijo pc ST.
1872 ma leto, zahtevajo pa ST.
400. Mesto jim je predlagalo
letno zvisanje "a $108. Forema-
nj zasluzijo pc $2,4OO ma leto,
zahtevajo pa $1,000.