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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-04

KROxEK ST. 5, Conemaugh,
Pa: predsednica, Mary Fabric;
podpredsednica, Anna Gabre-
MIA; tajnica in blagajnicarka,
Angela Mele, 55 Main St., Cone
mau g h, Pa; zapisnikarica,
Frances Brezovsek; nadzorni-
.ce: Mary cuk in Mary lille;
prosvetni odbor: Juliana Ku-
kovitz, Erma wager in Jennie
Klucer. Seize vsako zadnjo ne
.deljo v mesecu.
.KROzEK ST. s, Cleveland, o.:
predsednica, Nellie Stritof;
podpredsednica, Frances Tav-
car; tajnica in blagajnicarka,
Helen Candon, 8110 Superior
Ave; zapisnikariea, Kay Jura-
tOvac.
KROzEK ST. z, Cleveland, o.:
predsednica, Justine Pretnar
podpredsednica, Jennie Slibar
tajnica in blagajniearka, Mil
dred Bradac, 1904 Corsica
Ave-; zapisnikarica, Stella Sim
cic; nadzorniee: Ealinor Kline,
Rose Mohorcie in Esther Zu-
pane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-04
Il "Progresivnego"
&c beInioko =

Progressive Slovenke smo do
bile "a naso 1.-Two sliko" XII je
bila podana ma odru SIND OBJ
priliki Narodnega kongresa
mnogo priznanja in cestitk. Maj
torej ma tenn mestu objavimo
imena onih, XII so nastopili v
isti: J. Zakrajsek, G.. Bozic,
F. Rotar, E. Kline, C. subel,
st., D. subel, NIL, M. Vidrich,
M. Kramar, E. Coff, NIL, v.
Gorse, j. Gorse, A. Brencic,
A. Cebul, (deklamacija) ]. Te-
kavc, A. Ambroz, J. Sasso in
M. Sasso. Il prijaznosti so So
delovali tudi sledeci moski: j.
Godec, J. Sore, A. Tekavc, ].
Subel, NIL, in w. Sasso. Sliko je
pomagal zamisliti in izvesti po-
znani kulturni delavec in tajnik
SID, Mr.. Vinko Coff. Vsem
skupaj pray lepa hvala!
Tx pred prazniki Sc je mo-
rala podvreci tezki operaciji ma
sa bivsa vecletna 81. predsedni-
ca in clanica krozka st. 2, Mrs.
Frances Candon, sedaj bivajoca
v Euclidu. Use efanice, odbor-
nice in prijateljice il zelimo
cimprejsnjega okrevanja. Da hi
Sc zopet kmalu vrnila zdrava v
mas krog, kjer je izvrsila toliko
dobrega della! -,..~ r.
Zanimivo je citati razne vii.
Sc, katere >so dobiii zastopniki
naroda ma Slovenskem narod.
mem kongresu. Eden teh vtisov
ma primer je, da hi bill Etbir
Kristan sijajen misijonar, da nj
slucajno socialist. Drugo mne'
ME je zopet, da je prestar "a
mesto predsednika Narodnega
sveta. Well, nam Sc zdi pa stvar
taka-le: Poznali smo duhovna
XII je incl vse ~lastnosti prave'
ga socijalista. Pri obisku revne'
ga bolnika je dial zadnjo kroncc
il svojega zepa. Nj Sc sicer vii.
kal v posvetno politiko, toda
njegov cut in srce je V resnici
bio ne lie v besedi, temvec '
dejanju, "a preprostega cloveka
Bill je re v visoki starosti in Sc
vedno kaplan. Zdravila je deli
med reveze brezplaeno in ne
starost je bill "a svoje krscan'
ske cednosti prestavljen il kra
ia, kjer je sluzboval leta in le'
ia in mu je prirastel k srcu kot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-04
Mall ogIasi
Isce Sc

starejso zensko, Xxi hi skrbela
"a bolno zeno. Dive osebi v dru-
zini. - Zglasite Sc ma 327 East
PA ST., Euclid, Ohio, ali po-
klicite IVanhoe 1901.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-04

KROzEK ST. 3, Euclid, o.:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-04
NhotHat<9 AxMA
WAR BONDS

I The 'shandie taIhte" 10 the newest
product at tie Army Signal Corps
go hand sending and receiving
SET, compiled into . small, extreme.
" portable unit The antenna tele-
scopes into the back Of the set when
it is of the air. It IL called q
Transceiver.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-04

ma ne oil 1mell raul, I'd 81 lloAiA
nasi vojaki slabo preskrbljeni,
ker itak zrtvujejo svoja zivlJe-
MIA "a mas.
Kaj bi poeeli taksni razvaje-
nj ljudje v starem kraju, "a ca
sa prve svetovne vojne? - Spo-
minjam Sc, kako smo pekli kruh
il jeemenove in koruzne moke
v veliki peel. Sploh ga nisi mo-
gla zamesiti, da hi tt ostalo te-
sto skupaj. Ko sem dala testo
v peharje je Sc nekam izgledalo
kruhu podobno - a, >ko sem
hlebe ma loparju stresla v pee,
sem pecene najveckrat v sosih
in ne v hlebih il peel pobirala.
Ko 81 potem jedel ia toliko "a
zeljeni kruh, tt je kar skripalo
pod zobmi, a vendar je bill dober
in veseli smo bill, da smo vsaj
taksnega imeli.
Sladkorja sploh nisi videl. Tu
pa tam Sc ii je posrecilo, da 81
dobil v kaki lekarni saharinovo
tableto. Privadili smo Sc pitt
grenko kavo - ne kavo, tenn,
vec prezgani jecmen, ako 81 Sc
istega incl.
PRAY dobro Sc s%pominjam, ka'
ko sem cell dan zela Tito pri So
sedu, da mi je dial mesto place
nekaj jecmena, katerega sem
potem prezgala "a kavo.
Mi donna nismo imeli kmeti'
je. Alta je bill pc poklicu mizar
mama sivilja. Tako smo incl
vedno lepo opremo~ v stanova'
n.ju in vsi otroci obleko domace'
ga izdelka. Mama je vedno pa.
Ella, da smo bill cisti in snazni
kajti il vsake stare krpe je INA
la napraviti oblekco "a enega al
drugega. cato smo bill pa otroc
tudi precej zavidani cd sosed'
Nth kmeckih otrok. Klicali Sc
mas "ta la6ni in gosposki''! Ia
to je bio pa Sc huje "a mas, kei
obrtniki V vojnem casu MISC vel
mogli sluziti kruha S svojin
delom. Domacih pridelkov n
bio. Zanasali smo Sc v velik
veri ma s~tarejsega brata Mar
tina, XII je bill v bogati Ameri
XII. On nam je res dosti poma
gal. Potem Sc je ozenil, toda j
bill Sc vedno dober "a mas. Pc
magali so nam tudi drugi, bra
Josko v California; in dive sestr
v Chicago. Use Sc je nekam RIM
10 naprej, dokler Sc nj posta i;
Amerike popolnoma zaprla. Pc
tenn smo bill pa udarjeni - y
resnici marsikdaj laeni. Dosti
KRAFT lie morala odleci "a kosilt
~zavreta voda, samo osoljena
Morda je plavalo pc tenn krop,
lorbarjevo pero in kako kimlje
vo SEINE, da je dalo tel juhi ma
10 duha; vsak otrok en- krompi
v oblfcah in tega kosila SIN,
morali biti hvalezni. Gotovo, d;
materi nj bio lahko pr srcu
servirati tako vecerjo. Bolelo j
je, ko so nevedni otroci prosil
kruha, a ga nj imela - to ven
sele sedaj najbolj, ko sem SAM
; matt. Takrat nisem razumela.
Nazadnje nam je ~preostajal
; lie Sc narava. Ona nam je rod
! la pc nash gozdovih mnog
, stvari, katero smo nabirali, n
, debelo prodajali in s tenn zaslu
Eli kako krone, s katero smo s
: mogli kupiti Sc kak drug zivei
TIE rastline so bile gobe, jagode
: borovnice in zelod. To je rastl
: Same poleti in pozno Y jesen
: Drva "a kuho in gorkoto SIN
j nosili ma CLAW pc ure dalec j
gozdoy. Seveda smo smell sire
maxi pobirati lie suhe veje, dru
!, go je bio prepovedano. |
Tukaj sem YAM zopet malo I
pisala prizore IL mole mlados1
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

ben Serrn b. Mssrbeimb nit isiner
Goufine 5u b~erbeiratben2"
9ie Oamen bejabten. nMel9 eth
traqii9es S9idial fir bas arrne
6rdulein BON Der Sann! Gum 5tpeis
tenmal i9on o%erliert iie ben Brdutts
GAM"
Sic pirb ibrem Better pObl ni6t
LANCE na9trauern. Nm geltrigen
Mbenb bat ibr ndmli9 Der s rsunb
Meerbeimbs, elm gepifer Senbllnger,
in elmer @eife ben 9of gema4t
nN9, pie intereHant! @r5dblen
Sic, er3dblea Sie!"
Ser Oberfabsar3t muBte leioer be-
bauern. @r bate I'M 5pOlf uhr Ne@
pierbienIt imMarinela3dretb unb pOrs
her tpoate i'm nod Der GorDettencapt'
tan Boqitorff fpre9en, Der BON BEN
Mbleben Meerbeimbs bereits auf
bienfli9em Mese &enntniB erbdlten
bate.
@r trof. na9bem er feline 8efu9s,
runbe erlebigt, ben Commanders pog.
itorff in benz Mugenblid, als er Dor
Dem Marinelaaaretb ben Wasen Der'
lieB.
moali99d rief ibm Der GapitGn i9on
BON peitem gu. sd ba4ts, mid
trdfe Elm @9lag, als i9 bic Na4rt@t
pennohm! Sin bliibenber, gefunber
iunqer Meni9 - moreens nm 5pe1
ubr fibel unb gutter Dinge unO Elm
pqar GtunDen fpGter cine 2ei4e! 80
muB Sbnen often gsiteben, i'd belt
bas nit benz Grfrieren anfdngs fur
Elm MGr9en unb sluubte an etaen
@elbftmorb. Mber Sbr 3eugnib 1T
ia 10 flar eepeien, oaB i'd fAltsBll9
an einen natiirli9en Sob glauben
muBte."
6ertlino bob bic S9ultern. rNd<
tiirIid fam maj i'm bod tpobl taiim
nenuen. 0err Gapitdn~ So pdre
iebenfaus ni4t n0tbig gstpeisn. DaB
Meerbeimb benz Groft gum Dp1er
fiel." x,w
.Nun = nDtbis ~alerbings nI9t!-
5qate Der gommanbeur perpunoerl,
sd min bamit fagen: Is 1pra@e'
bo nod anbere GinfliHe mtt!" leBte
Der Oberfabsarat bin5u. Der arms
meerbeimb bate gsitern Mbenb jeben'
faug mebr getrunten als ionlt.
.Das beffreite id. Sd babe Mtssr@
beimb Bel 3iebesmablen oft beDba9tst,
benn i1 babe mid BON ieber fur ibn
interel{irt unb mid tets barber ge'
freut, boB er gu bep fdmOien JrOb>
laune. bic i'm dus5ei9nete, ntht Der
Mnresung bura Gbampagner be-
burfte."
i'm l9lieblih aufgefunben bate, 1T
onberer Mnii9t. Gr 1T Elm gldubtpiirs
biaer ,3euge bafiin, baB Meerbeimb.
bebpr er feinen perbdngnibpouen
Warfd antrdt, nod einen tii4tigen
@roq getrunten bait"
(GOrtisBuns folst)
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

miIo; unO uud Der 5roft Der lsbten
Na9t fam ni@t gar 10 i9limm genes
len iein. Nur cine gang oiinne Sis
bede bat fi9 iiber Den 50brbe gebiloet,
uno Die Mitte Der Bu9t lit audi jeBt
nod eisfrei!"
rMeins 9errf9aften, es tommt
bur6aus ni9t auf ben &Gltegrab an,
ionbern auf ben in~bipibue1en .3uItun0
besienigen, Der Der &6lte ausgeieBt 1T.
Bel n~abrbafter unb frdftiger Soft ior
tpie Bel geniigenber 8etpegung ertrdgt
Der Menih eritaunli9 niebrige $em=
pe%raturgrobe. Sic piHen, baB es
Norbpolfabrer gegeben bat, bic mos
natelang elmer &Glte BON bier5ig, ia,
fiinf3ig @rab Geliius getroBt bnbsu.
Gan5 anbers aber nirft Die &dlte auf
einen ermiibeten, fart eri9Dpften
&6rper elm. 8ebenten Sic: 2ieute>
nant b. Meerbsimb bate geitern BON
friiben Morgen an nit Der Musf9mus
dung bes 8aqiaales gu tbun. 3pis
i4enbur9 traten nod perf9ieoene
militdrif9e Mnforberungen an ibn
beran, unb Nbenbs bat er biel ges
tanat. Sa, meme 9erri6aften. iibers
legen Sic fi9 nur, mas Der Mann fir
Mnftrengungen bur9gema9t bat.
Man bat betpieisn, bab cine bur4s
tan5te Na9t cine Diel gr0Bere Strds
page bariteIt als elm {ogenannter
Rriegsmari9 Der Snfanteriiten i'm
Chamber"
Die Oamen bes 9aufes, in benz Der
tleine Sberftabsarat, Der gar gu germ
plauberte, Die1en @ortrag belt, lads
ten iiber bic leBte 8emertung 9epas
lings unb MOLTEN ibr feinen @luuben
beimeHen.
.Nber i9 Derii9ere Sbnen, meme
9errf4aften, buB gum 8eifpiel elm
Strdfling, Der ~ge3pungen fpiiroe,
ieben Sag feds Big fisben @tunben
lang Tn etnem %unbequemen Mn3ug uno
engem S9ubpert auf ben 6uBfpiBen
fi9 finnlos nm ieins eigene N9fe gu
breben, i9on am f%inften Sage bieier
@epalttur in's 2aoaretb gebru9t per=
ben miiBte! - Nein, nein, metne 9us
men. es gisbt ni9ts Mnftren9enoereS
unb GrmiibenbereS als fold cine San,
na9t!"
,Nber Sic fperben bod 3ugeben,
0err Oberfabsarat, baB Elm fori9er,
iunger 2ieutenant NIT einem anoeren
Geuep tan3t alS Elm SnDipibuum, benz
man 3ipangspeiie bic @trapuae cts
iinnloien 9srumOrebens nm bic eigsns
Wertitala9is 3ubittirt!"
0ertling nidts ldaelnb. s@enSS,
es fommt fir ben Sdnaer nod Die
Muiit, Der gbampagner unb ods
Muae I90nsr 5rauen bin5u. Dteles
Srio aeitigt natiirli4 eirten Hou1A Der
8egeifterung."
.gefonbeps, tpenn Elm 10 laOnea
Muqe auf benz betreffenoen 5dn5el
rubf, ME gum 8siipiel oos Des 5rou'
leins BON Der Sann."
.Mie, meme Oamen, Sic puBten
alfo aud faOn DaDOn, bdB man plants,
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
Menntes @apiteI.

Ser Sberftabsarat 0ertling yatte
ih balo, na4Dem @pulbs 2ei9e nab
Der Spbtentapeue bes Marinela3dretb5
1ebra9t pprben mar, gu ieinep Diff
tenrunbe aufgema4t.
Sn einigen 0duiern fragte man i'm
Iofort nit GROCER 8eftiir5ung iiber ben
ieniatipnelen San aus. Dur9 oas
yeiinbe mar bas GtraBengerebe I9on
in bic SalDns getrdgen lpopben.
1eberaG berrf9te lebbafte Mufrequna.
9ertling bate grpbe Miibe, gu Be-
peifen, bab Der traurige San tpifTen=
I9aftli9 bur9aus ni9ts @erpunoer<
li9es babe.
nMber es 1T bod Der erfte berarttqe
FAN in bieiem Minter!" panbte man
Inn elm. .9ie Mitterung mar nit
lusnabme Der eriten beibsn Mo9en
Des Monats DECEMBER bur9gGngig
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

Sdeuermann runnte nit berS9nel=
lio.sit zines eebebtea Wilbes bur9 bic
Riels RAD benz 9afen. Nbsr
ale Gile bradte Die p~srlorene 3eit
nidt elm. Sdenermann gelangts erit
Evening star., 1943-06-06
Father Of 13-Month
Calendar Is Dead
Moses B. Cotsworth, 80,
Succumbs in Canada
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia.
June 5.-Moses B. Cotsworth, 80.
father of the 13-month calendar"
died last night with the world still
unsold on the project on which he
expended his personal fortune and
lifetime of energy.
Mr.. CotsWorth. born in Yorkshire,
England, December 3, 1859, became
a prosperous railway executive, as
which he was forever adjusting sta
tistics and wages to the inconsistent
cies of the present Gregorian CAL
endar
He thus conceived an internation-
al fixed yearly calendar of 13 months
OF % days each, with one day, year
day." standing separate from all
months. The 18th month he named
Sol and sandwiched it between June
and July.
Mr.. CotsWorth's finances were
exhausted, but his spirit still strong
when George Eastman, president
of Eastman Kodak Co., became in
terested in calendar reform in 1923.
Mr.. Eastman not only financed Mr..
CotsWorth's activities for the next
10 years but became himself an en-
thusiastic promoter for the new
calendar.
The calendar was adopted and
still is in use at the Kodak plant
Evening star., 1943-06-06
How Flyers Made Maps to Aid
North AfricdnInvdsionRe
Elliott Roosevelt Served as Navigation
Officer Of Flying Fortresses' Mission

E. Nelson. 25, of Granite Falls,
MINI, and 1t Edgar NJ Cohen, "a,
Of Altoona, Pa
Back at Lowry Field recently the
four gave graphic account of the
mission in their photo-equipped
Flying FortreSses in which they
spanned thousands of miles, often in
territory patroled by enemy aircraft,
to unmask the objectives which later
became of Importance to the in
vaslon forces "a few months later"
1t. Randall said one of the planes
all of them were unarmed-was
attacked by trio of Messerschmitts
or one occasion and barely managed
to escape by climbing to an extreme
altitude
We were miles from our obiec-
tlves,' said 1t. league, describing
conditions of the work. Our Fly
ing Fortresses had to be specially
equipped with cameras and plenty of
gas tanks. Each plane had 3,9OO-
gallon capacity.
1T was impossible to carry guns
OF any sort on the bombers Weight
was so carefully allotted that we
weren't even allowed to carry coins
in our pockets. In case of enemy
attack. our only weapon was alti-
tude--but that was enough
1t. Randall said that during one
attack by German planes member
OF the crew fired his Very pistol at
the attackers and the old man Col
Cullen gave him hell"
Evening star., 1943-06-06

reported her purse containing $3.50
had been stolen from linen closet
at TIA Rhode Island avenue NV,
where She is employed.
Edna May Reid, colored, of 17O6
Twelfth street NV. told police that
burglars who broke into her ward
robe yesterday took $235 in cash
and clothes valued at $18.
Police last night arrested a &c.
year-old Railway Express employe
and his wife in connection with the
theft OF $l09 from a five and 10 cent
store at 220l Wisconsin avenue NV.
Golda Willingham, temporary man
ager of the store, told police that
the suspect had entered the store
yesterday afternoon and displayed
his Railway Express badge to gain
admittance to the managers office
on the pretext of delivering a pack
age.
She said that upon entering the
office after his hasty retreat she
discovered that the cash register
had been rifled. Pvt. E. j. Long ar
rested the suspect and his wife on
Streetcar six hours after the theft.
All the money was recovered.
Thieves rounded out their busy
Evening star., 1943-06-06
New Yorker Mdrries
Mrs. {. Mathews Dick
Ceremony Performed
Quietly in Arlington

Mrs. c. Matthews Dick of 1884
Massachusetts, avenue NV, con-
sidered one of the Districts best
dressed hostesses. and Gordon
Douglas. wealthy socialite and New
York businessman, were married
last week at the Arlington Court
House, it was learned yesterday.
Accompanied only by close
friend, Mrs. Sidney Kent Legare, the
couple drove to Arlington Wednes-
day where they were married in
simple ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas were en-
tertalned later at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Dewey, and left
Washington Thursday for New
York. where they will spend part
of their honeymoon.
Mrs. Douglas was divorced from
her first husband last month at Las
Vegas, New. in a suit which was
heard privately.
She has two sons, G.. Mathews
Dick, jr., 18, who is taking naval
training at Harvard University. and
Ronald Dick, about Is, who is at
tending preparatory school
Mr.. Douglas has entertained eX-
tenslvely at his home at Newport,
r. l.. and at Palm Beach. Fla. He
met Mrs. Dick at Newport several
years ago.
Evening star., 1943-06-06
Brewster Says OWN
by Roosevelt
Senator Feels Coal Strike
Was Byrnes' Problem
BY the Associated Press.

IoS iiie hSNoIIatcH titSS.
Senator Brewster, Republican, of
Maine declared yesterday that when
President Roosevelt allowed Secre-
tary of the Interior Ickes. rather
than the new Office of War Mobili-
zat ton, to attempt settlement of the
coal strike, he "emasculated his new
agency almost at its birth"
Saying it is unfortunate that the
President should supersede the Of
flee of War Mobilization when the
first big problem arose Senator
Brewster asserted in statement:
ITO achieve national unity, we
need strong administration by
single war agency. With a proper
ly functioning authority in Wash
ington, coal production would not
have been paralyzed. Any wartime
strike, coal or otherwise. is a def
mite responsibility of the Office
of War Mobilization.
Mr. Byrnes Director James F.
Bvrnes) and his associates should
have applied themselves to the prob
lem with all their energies. The
War Mobilization director is respon-
sible for mobilizing the Nation for
war The coal Strike-which def
inltely slows down that mobiliza
tion-was most certainly his prob
lem. Mr.. Byrnes cannot do his
job effectively by waiting for the
President, Mr.. Ickes, the War La
Dor Board and other governmental
agencies to struggle with the prob
! lem before he steps into the pic
tnre"
Evening star., 1943-06-06

day by stealing $14 from the purses
of four chorus subsequently ap-
pearing at the Capitol Theater.
Evening star., 1943-06-06
BY The Associated Press.


DENVER, June 5.-The Army dis
closed today that American airmen.
operating from secret bases. paved
the way for the North African in
vasion by making detailed photo
graphic maps of strategic areas
months before that historic event
An expedition sought out and
mapped tactical positions, likely in
vasion points. concentrations of re-
sistance, Typographical conditions
and landmarks in and about Oran.
Algiers, CaSablanca. Morocco. Tunis,
Bizerte, Rabat and other vital sec
tions.
The War Department said through
the public relations Office at nearby
Lowry Field. where 80 members of
the expedition were trained. that
the mission brought back the first
complete photographs of Northern
Africa eXpanses and was one of the
most significant examples of the
Importance of aerial photography in
modern warfare
Leading the expedition was 1t
Col. Paul T. Cullen of San Gabriel,
Calf, former assistant director of
the Lowry Field Photographic school.
Col. Elliott Roosevelt. son of the
President, was navigation officer
A complete roster of the person.
mel was not announced, but four
members of the group were 1t.
William H, league, %, Weather.
ford Tex; 1t. Charles T. Randall,
%, of Newcastle, Pa: 1t. Benjamin
Evening star., 1943-06-06
Rehabilitation ParIey
May Be Held in AUGUST
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The United Nations conference on
relief and rehabilitation In areas
liberated from the Axis powers prob
ably will meet in late summer, it
was learned yesterday.
Since the invitations have not vet
been issued, it was said that some
time in August probably would be
the earliest date, with the meeting
in Washington or nearby.
Eugene H. Dooman, a State De-
partment expert on Japan, has been
attached to Director Herbert H.
Lehman's Office Of Foreign Relief
and Rehabilitation Operations as a
conSultant
Evening star., 1943-06-06
WLB Grants 10 Pct. Raise
To Schultz Chain Workers
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
A 10 per cent wage increase for
employees of retail cigar store
chain in the East and Middle West
was. approved yesterday by the War
Labor Board.
The increase will amount to 6
cents an hour for approximately
1000 employees of the D. A. Schultz,
Inc, chain. The workers are rep
resented by the Retail Cigar Sales
mems Union, AFL. Retail Cigar
Clerks Union. AFL, and Retail
Cigar Employees Union, CIO.
The chain has 40 stores in New
York and others scattered through
out that State and in the District,
Maine, Maryland, Vermont and
West Virginia. -.- ....
Evening star., 1943-06-06
Blind Owners Stand
Al Weather Bureau
Reports SIG Robbery
Domestic Tells Police
Thief Took Her Purse
Containing $3.50 Cash

Theft Of the weeks receipts of
$179 from the Weather Bureau stand
OF the Washington Society of the
Blind was reported to police yester-
day by John Paul Jones, the stands
partially -/lind operator.
Mr.. Jones of GAIA Seventh street
NV, said small safe containing
the money was taken from the
Weather Bureau Building at Twen-
ty-fourth and M streets NV. some
time Friday night.
A colored domestic, Margaret At
taWay of 629 Morton street NV,
Evening star., 1943-06-06
Member of WAVES
Missing Since Friday

Seaman Second Glass Evelyn
Josd, % of the WAVES has
been missing from WAVES quarters
at West Potomac Park since 4::3O
pm, Friday, police reported last
night.
She is described as a brunette
with fair complexion and weighs 1874
pounds
1t. q. g. Eleanor J. Durett. COM
manding officer of Seaman Josd re-
fused comment when asked about
the girls absence.
Miss Josd's mother Mrs. Leo
Schroeder, lives in Matamoras, Pa.
Evening star., 1943-06-06

and other Rochester industries, as
well as in many plants throughout
Canada.
Mr.. Cotsworth circled the world
publicizing his proposal which was
given consideration by the League
of Nations in 1881. But it was
tabled until 1885. by which time in
ternational affairs crowded it off
the program.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-09

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. For the Eastern District OF
Michigan, Southern Division. in Bank
ruptcy.
In the Matter of Kennedy Coal and
Lumber Company. a Michigan Corpora
ton. Bankrupt No. 29874.
Notice OF First Meeting OF Creditors
and Sale at Public Auction.
To the Creditors of the above named
Bankrupt
Notice is Hereby Given that the said
Kennedy Coal and Lumber Company,
Michigan Corporation, OF 1888 East Nine
Mile Road. Van Dyke. County Of Macomb
and District aforesaid, was on the thir-
tieth ,30thD day of December, 1912, duly
adjudged q bankrupt on q petition filed
by II on the twenty ninth t29thl day OF
December, 1912; and
That q first meeting Of its creditors
will be held at Detroit, Michigan, in the
Court Room of the undersigned Referee
in Bankruptcy. 1887 Federal Building.
on Friday. the twenty-second f22ndl day
of January, l943. At eleven ui:00, o'clock
in the forenoon, War Time ut which
place and time said creditors may attend.
prove their claims. consider the final
report and account OF the Receiver. APP
point Trustee, appoint Committee OF
Creditors, examine the Bankrupt and
properly come before said meeting
Dated At Detroit. Michigan, this 9Th
day OF January. 1913.
GEORGE A. MARsTON.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
1865 Federal Bldg.
Detroit. Michigan
Jan. o-M-L