davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09

%. maja 1912, v katerem 6,
Krek trdi da med Slovenci raz-
nih strank in strut v inozem-
stvu vlada sioga in da vzajem.
no sodelujejo. Dale pravi: -
''Tako sodelujejo v nasem Slo.
venskem narodnem odboru gg,
DR.. Ivan COX, DIR. Lavrin, Ca
brovsek, dr.. Kuhar, it'd"
z ozirom ma ia govor g
Kreka zelim povdariti, da je %
maja, ko je on drzal ia govor,
preteklo ravno mesec dni, cd.
kar sem zapustil Anglijo in Cd
potoval V Ameriko. Slovenski
narodni odbor v Londonu nj nj
kdar obstojal; vsaj meni o tenn
do danes nj mic znano.
Dale zelim povdariti, da ste
ODE izjavi bile podane brez mo-
jega znanja. LIE to vem, da mi
je letos poleti, ko je bill kralj v
Ameriki, reeeno cd gotove in
formirane strani, ida je G. Krek
bill prisiljen, da V nekem svo-
jem govoru preko londonskega
radia omenja tudi meme in to
kot svojega prijatelja in sode-
lavca, ker je IL Slovenije dobil
proteste cd syoje lastne stran-
ke, da Sc preko londonskega
radija cujejo samo klerikalci in
da Sc govori samo o njihovem
delovanju, medtem ko Sc zna, da
Sc v Londonu nahajajo tudi ma
predni Slovenci, zlasti pa dr..
Cox:
Jasno je da je izjava Wade
cd 3. maja dana po inicijativi
6. Kreka. DR.. Krek je S temi IL
javami nameraval pred Sloven-
ci v domovini doseci DOZEN, da
vsi Slovenci, XII Sc nahajajo V
inozemstvu, sodelujejo slozno.
Tako bi zares morale biti. To
zahtevajo najsvetejsi nacional-
nj interest Slovencev. To, zahte-
vajo danasnje izredne prilike in
strasne zrtve, XII jih podnasajo
Sloyenci. To zahtevajo Slovenci
y donaovini; to zahtevajo Slo-
venci v Ameriki; to zahtevajo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Ce yam omrzneio
usesu. -.

Uvodnik nekega kanadskega
lista je prinesel zanimivo pripo-
rocilo in nasvete "a vse one, Xxi
MISC morda vajeni kanadske ri
me, posebno ma severn, ter ne
vedo kaj je treba storiti v slu-
caju, da jim omrznejo usesa
ali nos, it'd.
Poudarjajoe, da sta meseca
januar in februar najmrzlejsa
meseca v Kanadi, uvodnik trdi,
da je bas ia doba zimskega ca
sa ona perijoda, ko Ijudje dobi.
vajo omrzle nosove, lica, usesa
in prste ma rokah in nogah.
Navada je, da Sc premrzle O.
zirom omrzle dele telesa obdrg-
ne S snegom, toda uvodnik to
odsvetuje, to pa ma podlagi do
gnanja, da 81 marsikdo prizada
nepotrebne kozne poskodbe z
nepravilnim drgnjenjem omrzle
koze, XII je v TAKEN stanju zelo
obcutljiva in lahko ranljiva.
Najboljsi nacin je raba mrzle
vode. Omrzle prste ma rokah ali
nogah je treba vtikati v mrzlo
vodo, da Sc odtajajo in ravno-
tako je treba obkladati z mrzli-
mi obkladi omrznjena usesa,
nos ali lica.
Ko Sc ,koza nekoliko ogreie
ma ia racin, Sc more rabbit MIA
emo vodo in koze Sc mora otre-
II 2 mehko cunjo, nato pa ma
mazati z vazelinom ali oljem.
Ma ia nacin ostane omrzla koza
neposk oskodoyana - drgnjenje s
snegom pa mnogokrat povzroci
krvavitev koze in to je nevarno.
Mrzli in potem rnlacni obkladki
pospesijo reden obtok krvi hi
treje, kot drgnjenje $ snegom.
Da je stvar bolj razumljiva,
uvodnik pojasni, da je smatra-
Il omrznjenje koze "a iste vr-
ste poskodbo, kakor opecenje 2
ognjem in nikomur ne pri-
de ma misel, da bi drgnil OBJ
zgano kozo! Vsakdo We, da je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Predhodni rozgovori
opovoinih pro-
bIemih
WASHINGTON. 4. marca

WASHINGTON, 4. marca -
(Posebna vest NYT-u) - G.
Sumner Welles, podtajnik State
Departmental, je izjavil v kon-
ferenci casnikarjev, da DO v ne
dolocenem easu sklican v tel de-
zeli preliminarni shod zastop-
nikov vseh zedinjenih narodov
v svrho proucevanja povojnih
problemov.
Dejal je, da DO konferenca
zacela tehnicnim delom pro-
blema in pripravila program "a
poznejsa pogajanja med zavez-
niskimi drzavami. Glavni cilj
teh pogajanj bo organizacija
permanentnega mednarodnega
shoda.
G. Welles je dejal, da Sc ME-
gova izjava rlanasa ma ono kon-
ference, o kateri je govoril
predsednik Roosevelt, ko je O.
menil konferenco, Xxi maj prouci
povojne probleme prehrane in
ureditev ziveznih dobav. Izjava
G. Wellesa ne daje nobenih po-
drobnosti; kljuD temu pa jo toll
macijo kot izhodno toeko ma
porov, XII bodo stremeli "a tenn,
da Sc ustanovi gospodarski ko-
mite "a harmoniziranje politike
zedinjenih narodov v resevaniu
podporne akcije in drugih pro-
blemov, XII Sc bodo pojavili ta-
koj po osvoboditvi podjarmlje-
nih narodov; to bo pripravljalo
pot gospodarskemu sodelovanju
ma siroki bazi, soglasno A.
tlantskim Charterjem in lend
lease pogodbami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Izpred voioskego
sodisco

Bazovica, /. januarja ~ Vo-
jasko vojno sodisce vrhovnega
poveijstva oborozenih sill Slove-
Mia Dalmacija, odsek Ljub-
ljani je izreklo naslednjo sodbo
v stvari proti Angel Henigman,
hceri Maksa in Ane Kocevar,
rojeni, v Toplicah, gospodinji,
tam bivajoci in nahajajoci Sc '
zaporu.
Obtozena je bila, ker je v To-
plicah v nedolocenem casu do
septembra 1912 sodelovala pri
druzbi, naperjeni "a nasilni
prevrat politicnega, gospodar-
skega in druzabnega reda v dr.
zavi; dale ker je v istih casih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Obsodbo somovoI inego pos+oponio
DIR. Kreko in SIovencev vIodi

Cenjeno urednistvo:
Ker smatram, da je prav, da
ste kot glasilo slovenskega jaw
mega mnenja obvesceni 0 do
godkih v slovenskem politicnem
zivljenju med begunci il stare
ga kraja, Vam posiljam prepis
pisma, XII sem ga pisal pred
sedniku jugoslovanke Wade g,
Slobodanu Jovanovicu in prepis
oisma, XII sem ga pisal ministru
dr.. Kreku.
Dostavljajoc Van tie prepise,
man predvsem namero, Vas
:nformirati; nimam pa mic proti
temu, da jih objavite, ako So
dite, da bi bila objava koristna.
S spostovanjem
DR.. Ivan M. COX,
oreds. Jugosl. Odbora iz Italije.
Gospod
Slobodan Jovanovic
Preds. Ministrskega Sveta it'd.
London
New York 20. januarja, 1943.
Gospod predsednik:
Vceraj so prisli v mole roke
neki slovenski casopisi, XII so
tiskani v Ljubljani in XII so po
podzemskih kanalih prispeli
sem. Med ostalim sem cital v
njih doslovni tekst dveh poro-
ell, XII sta bill oddani preko
londonskega radia B. B. C. Ker
so teksti isti v raznih casopi-
sih, ne dvomim, da so tocni.
Prvo porocilo je "sporocilo
Jugoslovanske Wade preko slo-
venskega narodnega vodstva v
Londonu" Slovencem, Cd 3. ma
ia 1912. V MEM Sc govori o od-
nosih Jugoslovanske Wade do
Slovencev in do situacije v Slo-
veniJ. Y prvi tocki Sc utrjuje
in konstatira, da so Slovenci za-
stopani vladi potom dveh mi
nistrov, XII vodijo slovenske ma
rodne posle. v ostalih tockah
Sc 5avzema staisce Wade ma
sproti situaciji v Sloveniji.
Drugo sporocilo je govor pod
predsednika Wade g. Kreka cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
UREDNIKOXA POSTA

Ker upam, da DO to najpopol-
nejse izdanje, kar smo jih do
sedaj irneli, Vam prilagam eek
"a $3.70, da mi ga posljete, elm
izide."
Doslej nabrana narocnina
predstavlja ze kaj lepo vsoto, a
Sc vseeno ne zadosca in bilo bi
lie malo upanja, da bi mogel be-
sednjak iziti, &c bi Sc te dni ne
bila vsaj malo odprta vrata do
nekaterih mecenov, XII so v sta
nu zaloziti Sc toliko denarja,
kolikor ga primanjkuje "a "a
lozbo tega obseznega, potreb-
mega in zelo zazeljenega besed-
njaka. Zato Sc prav lahko Ego
di, da pojde rokopis Sc ia me-
sec tiskarno.
Med tenn pa maj Sc vsi tisti,
XII 81 mislijo narociti Novakov
besednjak, lie pozurijo z narocili,
kajti pc 21. marcu DO besednja-
ku cena po $500.
Narocila Sc maj posiljajo ma
sledeci naslov. Mrs. Agnes No.
yak, 2349 Cleveland, Ave. Chi.
cago; Ill, Ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Zr+ve nocis+iccneqo
nosiIio

LONDON, 27. februarja "a
IP) - Medzavezniski informa-
cijski komite je izracunal pri-
blizno stevilo dosedanjih zrtev
nacisticnega terorja v zasede-
min dezelah. Podlage "a te cent
TIVE SO predvsem nemska pri.
znanja resnicno stevilo je
mnogo visje, ker Nemci cestc
prikrivajo usmrtitve; mnogo je
smrtnih slucajev, katerih Gesta-
po nikdar ne objavi.
Celotna stevilka "a Jugosla-
WHO iznasa 744,O0O. Toda komi-
te izrecno omenja, da v tel Ste
Wiki MISC vkljucene zrtve takih
NEST kakor Lidice in drugih
krajev v Jugoslaviji in Grciji,
XII so bill popolnoma poruseni in
njih prebivalstvo ubito v znak
mascevanja "a sabotazo ali u
por orozjem.
Dobro bi bilo, da 81 to pri-
pombo in uradne stevilke zapo-
mnijo oni, XII mislijo, da so po-
rocila o nemskih in italian
skin grozodejstvih izmisljena
ali pretirana. - Op. JIC).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09

treba opeceno kozo nalahko ma
zati z oljem ali cim slicninn,
ter skrbeti, da Sc koza ne drazi.
Ma isti nacin je treba zdraviti
kozo, XII jo je osmodil hud mraz.
Kdor nj vajen hudega mraza,
maj Sc temu ne izpostavlja ako
nj primerno oblecen. Rokavice
brez prstov so v hudem mrazu
prakticnejse in toplejse in isto-
tako je treba gledati, da 81 6lo-
vek primerno zavaruje obraz,
posebno pa je treba v mrzlih
krajih skrbeti, da so noge to-
pie, kar pomeni, da mora biti
noga dobro obuta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09

in krajevnih okoliscinah delala
prevratno propaganda $ tenn,
da je drugim neznapcem eitala
liste protiitalijanske ! vsebine.
Dale ker je sodelovala pri O.
borozenem krdelu ustanovlje.
mem 4 r1amenom izvrsevati zlo.
Cine proti varnosti drzave.
L. teh razlogov je sodisce ma
osnovi clenov zakona spoznale
Angelo Henigman "a krivo vsef
pripisanih j zlocinov in jo ko'
tako obsodjo ma smrtno kazen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09

Foaprimo borbo Amerike Ia demo-
Al.C..O IN svobodo sveta nakuporn
vo1nih bondov in vojno-varceyainfA
znamk! '''''.A' ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

by =. 49,
DOROTHY Garfield - FEATURES

to the city, Timothy came into
the house late. Without taking
off his overcoat, without turning
on a light, he dropped down on
the chair in the hall corner, clos
ed his eyes and tried to relax.
But the house was not quiet
From Aunt LAvinia's room over
head came disorder of sounds -
a young alto voice starting a scale
over and over, only to be cut
short by a querulous cry from ar
old soprano.
The door Of the room upstairs
opened and closed. Timothy go'
to his feet, intending to meet SUI
san on the stairs. But the quick
rush of light young feet mean
two people, not one. Oh, yes, thu
sharp little Della was spending
the Christmas vacation with SUI
san and had probably come along
to the music lesson.
Timothy was proud of his girl
"She's got more understanding II
one finger than little Della has II
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08
TO: Every American on a Payroll
FROM: The Secretary of the Treasury
subject: The New pox-As-rov-eo Method
Of Collecting Your Income Tax

oarne July 1st both Income and Victory Tax will be col
1ected by entirely and convenient method.
Under the old obliged March 18th
either the full for the of that
Under the will keep paid from month to month";
After July 1st employer obliged by the law to with
hold month of and the into the
United States Treasury payment Income and Victory
Tax
Of the that your employer hhods will depend
exemptions But this the point:
the vhheId gears period uVW add
the that wee paying nopus minus few dollars
At the end of the the Government dollars
or the Government may (See the tables beowO
may heard 20 mentioned the proportion of
that will be withheld Actually this is incorrect To figure the
that will be withheld take total and subtract
allowance for exemptions and allowance for dependents
2O of this lesser the total that will be withheld
Now please remember ths You claim those exemptions
take advantage of them. Before July h file with
employer Exemption Certificate do do this
poyer will have choice but deduct 2 full check
Here is how the collection method will work: Let's
you working earning $4,000 that married.
and have two children.
First of all, married you allowed personal with
holding exemption of 48 plus exemption of 1912 for each
dependent (oher than wife, This makes total exemption
of $72 ($8 for yourself and wife, plus 1924 for
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

letters, I suppose. Well, she held
the door open, and I went through
that door to the kind of life my
mother meant me to have-to COL
lege, to decent living, to music, to
a home. Aunt Lavinia taught mu-
sic again, had another church
choir to manage, got little "a
partment, made a circle of civil
lied people for us to know"
well, she saw me through Co.
lumbia and into a position as
teacher in a city high school, and
got Downer into a job as sales
man that interested him, where
he was doing we'll. And then she
went back to Australia to her
husband. I was astounded when
after I'd left New York and come
to Clifford to teach, letter came
to say she thought she would like
to make me a visit. l went down
to meet her ship. And when I
saw her :" Through clenched
teeth he said in a choked voice,
He'd paid her out of leaving
him; I don't know what he'd
done to her! She'd gone little
insane, I think. On the dock,
she was saying over and over,
1--we come back to see do you
still need me, Tim? If you don't
let me die"
The girls lips were trembling.
A tear brimmed over and ran
down her cheek.
He smiled at her with conf
dent tenderness. well, now you
know about Aunt Lavinia," he
said, land you're the only person
in the world who does"
She turned upon him the full
thrilling ardent look that had
made two other talks with her
unforgettable.
Just after Christmas, when
Timothy's short winter vacation
was beginning, he had a summons
from Mr.. Wheaton to go at once
to New York for a talk about the
Academy finances. cts absurd!'
he exclaimed to Mr.. Dewey.
There nothing in the world he
has to say that he couldn't write
just as we'll"
The afternoon before this trip
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

all her brains"
But driving to the Peck house
for dinner that evening. he said,
See here, Lavvy, couldn't you
jump down Susan's throat a little
less about her muSic?"
She flung her head up angrily.
"Dinna talk about what We know
nothing about. I'm mild as vio-
lets and new milk with that
grill!
Miss Peck's table was vacation
small again, with only Mrs. Wash
burn, Mr.. Dewey, the two from
the Principals house, and the two
Barney sisters. Susan, in he1
blue-gray apron, was just filling
the water glasses. When she saw
Timothy she set down the pitch
er and fluttered toward him, cry
ing, ooh, Mr.. Hume! Mr.. HUI
mel"
'That's my NAME" he admitted
looking down at her glowing face
Della and I've just had a letter
from Cousin Ann in the Bron1
and she says we can stay over
night with her and have a whole
day in New York and We can at
ford to if you'd let us ride dowr
and back on the back seat of you
car"
| He hardly heard what she saic
for gazing at her. For an instan
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08
CHAPTER v

With an appeased sigh he turn
ed to climb again, slowly now,
plodding step by step as the dark
words dropped, one by one. And
then my father went to pieces. He
took to drinking. He let his work
go. And then one morning when 1
got up, 1 found Father lying at
the foot of the stairs. He wasn't
unconscious, but he didn't know
me. He died in the hospital the
next day"
ooh! What did you do?" cried
the girl.
81 got a job. had to take care
of Downer. He had to be put
through high school"
what kind of a job? A boy of
fifteen!''
Boys jobs. One after anoth-
err. Sweeping out grocery store.
Selling neckties in a cheap hab-
erdashery. Delivering packages
for a butcher"
''How did you live?'
I'm a hall bedroom. We found
one with double bed. We cooked
on the gas jet. We didn't know
how to take care of ourselves, OF
our clothes, how to get the right
food. Downer was sick a good
deal-sore threats. Aunt Lavinla
wrote me, all this time, begging
me to say just how we boys were
living and if Father had left us
money enough. I never answered
her very exactly, except to say
that we were all right, getting on
And then black, zero
stormy winter evening, when
got back from work frozen and
pushed open the door to that
room-there was Aunt Lavinia!
She was sitting on our froWsy
bed, talking to Downer, Stroking
his head with her strong, white
musicians hand that was exactly
like my mothers"
His listener dashed her hand
across her eyes, and said in q
trembling voice. But thought
you said you hadn't told her"
Il hadn't. She had guessed
From what I hadn't put into my
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

apartment house, and drove on to
his own small old hotel near
Washington Square.
It was late. He went to bed,
but every time he turned restless
ly over he saw only two young
provincials with hats that were
uncouth because they showed an
amount of forehead that was
right last year, not this year. But
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

he did rot answer.
''Now, Tim." said Aunt Lavinia,
severely, don't be SO like your
father. Take the girls along.
Why not?
Making a rendezvous with the
Barney girls for dinner the next
evening, Timothy Hume left
them far uptown at the door of
Cousin AIMS ring and walk up
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

dependens which deducted from the $4,000 before
computed You thus ~ of which
your employer will withhold 2O $226O for the There
fore, envelope after July will receive about
$40 less each week.
In March, 1914 when ordinarily would be faced with paying
1913 will file showing how much
have already paid and how much total actually
amounted IT, by that time have already paid than
due, will be credit for the difference If
than have paid will the difference.
Since this plan July l. many wonder what happens the
they will already have made by that tmeon March
Is and June Is.
For great majority of people, here is what happens. Your
1912 income (eer ALL of it, The March
and June nstamen which originally paid that 1912 income
credited instead 1913 With the
result that July 1st with the half haze already
baid that hayears In Short
you Co."
There is thing Since this payasyouso method leaves
much of had before will
probably possible of
buying War Bonds. Do this by all means!
Taxes alone will bring the Treasury nearly enough
to finance the invasion that lies ahead The needs
of that does for the necessities of life
o%'~,x M''1 =
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

Paper is now used in making
alarm clock and flashlight cases.
clothes hangers, buttons, string,
porch chairs, rugs, garbage pals,
dustpans, mail boxes, blankets.
and many other articles in order
to save more essential materials.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08

he was tired and finally fell
asleep.
Ito be continuedO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-24

in Il Jail cell.
From Storic, If witnesses and ,Iir-
NiNur. Sheriff Watson reconstructed
the killing this way
Mr.. and Mr.. SlHufrcr and Mrs.
BWion were shot at the SimIltcr
nnm". Brooks. ~ home mex, door.
heard the shots and ran OUTSIDE \
shotgun blast struck him in TIC
hand. His wife followed and wa.
killed Nelson th.n stepped outside
his door and was ahut down.
Thirty minutes later judge True
man was Killed by shot fired ,hrr-
ugh Inc bedroom window al hi,
home. more than two miles from 'hc
S'MIifCr residence. The itIdgc. Mr..
Truoman told Watson. had heard a
shot outside. telephoncd police. then
returned to the bedroom. turnei or,
The light and walked r. the wind,w
Tie Ia" :t'"ti: III, IN -. .,aA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-24
Rail Crash
Kills Three
ACL Streamliner
Pullman Section Hits
Forward Section
at Fayetteville

Fayetteville, July 24.-(APJ-
AT least three persons were kill
cd and six injured carly today
when tho Pullman coach section
Of The Tamiami Champion, At
lantic Coast Line strcamlincr en-
route from New York to Miami.
Fla. crashed into the 0bscrva-
ton car of the forward section
at pass track one mile north of
here.
The dead:
Sergeant James II. Lcdford, Kcr-
sey, Col.
Charles Chester Foley, soldier.
Pittsficld, Mass.
AN unidentified woman, about 20.
The LOdicS of Foley and the We
man were recovered from the wreck
age OF the observation car some time
alter the body Of LcdfOrd and the
injured were removed. and Chief Of
Police Neil Wcthcring of Faye tie
vile said the possibility was that
another body might be buried ~
the wreckagc.
The forward section of the Cham
pion was composed of day coaches.
III was at q switch of the pass track
when the Pullman unit plowed into
1t from the rear. None OF the cars
was derailed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-24
Stain Says
Drive Ended
Soviet Premier
Congratulates
Three Generals
On Successes

Lnrdon. iuiy 2i.-( Ap)-
Premier josef Stain in an order
"i tho day 10 three of his gen.
erals concentrating them on
"comrlctc liquidation" of the
German july often sc said to-
day that the enemy had suffer-
cd 10000 Cific,rS and men killed
in the abortivc drive.
The order of the day. recorded
from thC Moscow radio py the So
vet monitor. said 900 enemy tank;
were destroyed or disabled and 844
guns. 1892 PLANES and more than
5000 trucks were destroyed from
July ) 10 july % in the fighting
about OrCl and knSk.
"NcStCrday. July 80. through the
successful operations OF our troop,
liquidation of the German
July offensive carried out in the
area south Of Orcl and north of Bel
gorod and in the direction Of
Kursk," said the order Of the day ad-
dressed to Generals Rokcssovsky,
VS:rt.1 ~ -traY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-24
Draft Looks
To Rejectees:

Washington. July 24.-(Ap)-
Srl,c'ivc service is looking in every
direction for enough manpnwcr :,
that il can continue 10 delay general
drafting ui men i defines rs fathers
or. il possible, avert il entirely.
Eui 40 official will say that per-
mancnt gr.CrM dcfcrmcnt for such
fathers (oi children born before last
September -. provided the fathers
al" not in n"m-dclcrablc iubs) is
very likely.
Right now the drive for drai,ccS
is concentrated on getting all the
men possible oUt Of the nearly 5000. -
600 currently classified as i-F Gre
iCCtvcS).
Newest m~g.r Of the drive is point
ed at ih0S" rejected for syphilis.
Local boards have been told Ia CHECK
nn these men cluScly-working with
public health agvncicS-and call them
up without delay if they refuse t.
take treatment which would make
them fit for service. Then. of course.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-24
Gunn1an Kills F1iiue Persons

Ogden, Utah. July III (AP)-A
gunman Killed five rcrsrnS-onc Of
them q district iud"c who had
granted the assailart, wife a d-
we're" - IN bloody attacks, at two
Ogden honcs. then fired final shot.
gun blast at thc police station where
nc was captured carly today.
Tho dead:
District Judge Levi, V. Trucman.
So: Mrs. Jane Staurrcr. 20: A.ra.
Burton tIni ials IackinG). about 30.
Of Rigby. Idaho. Mrs. Siaurrcr's
mother; Mrs. Betty \. Brooks. a
ncighhor OF Mrs. StlulGc": and sam
Nelson. 10. another ncighbur.
Mrs. Stauilcr's husband. Bert
Stauffcr. 80, was critically injured
and Mrs. Brooks husband, p. Dale
Brooks, was shot IN the hama. A D.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-24
TEXTILE ACTIVITY
INDEX LEVELS OFF

New York, July 24.-For the first
Time in more than four years. Tex
tile Worlds index of textile mill ac-
tlNity has lcvcllCd off. After four
consecutive years of mountaineering
performance, during which the index
advanced from los in 1898 To 1915 in
l9l2, this advance has been arrested.
On the basis of still incomplete sta
tlS,IcS, 1t appears that textile &c
tivIty during the first half of this
year was approximately the same
as that for the first half of 1912. and
DOS IDLY very slightly lower. The
tentative estimate for the 1913 In
dcX is 1917 as against 1913 in 1912. but
this may be revised slightly when
complete figures arc in. The revision
will be likely to be downward rath-
tr than upward.