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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Income Tax Receipts
Continue al Peak
By the Associated Press.

BY tbs Associated Press.
Income tax collections are con-
tinuing at peak levels, the Treasury
reported today, with the $51O,88 $50
counted on Thursday to bring the
months total to 81 ,346, 238 ,240. That
was $404 ,094, 174 more than had been
collected in the corresponding
March date last year.
The high figure of payments re-
ported on the third day after the
deadline indicated that field Offices
still were swamped with late returns
from taxpayers.
Since the fiscal year began July /,
the Treasury has taken in $685.
GIT ,6l9 in income taxes, or nearly
double the amounted collected in
the previous year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star

BALTIMORE; March NJ 2o.1zdpot.toss, LOO o.
potatoes. bushel. zoos. rs; nearby. 300
800; beans: bu:hel. soo-s:56;, eEoscsli:
We Western so-' erste' e' sso-t 'So; e.uite1s2
crate. 4.0o-4.25: celery; crate. 4:50;6;6o;
epllsr d. 1S oa o9 Ss esGpl.nto bush: sa
mushrooms. 4.ausrt basket. 5000: onions.
sS.Be $50 n..2by ss nssD.rs
Kobushei crate. e.bo-7 90: Tadishss, crate.
I; oo-4.25: 1s-quart basket: 7b.1 90: rhu-
ssTs esrso sou,,S b1sh. 'pnseh o su' se
snn.s pn,R nearby srshs hos
se assse 9o'ns grapefruit. bos ~''R os
lemons. box. 6.o0-s. sb: oranses. box. 3.75-
4,25: Southern, 3.75-4.2b: tangerines, box,
2.00-4.50.
roasters. 33-se; fowl. s4-ssh.
e.p ddssn Whit. n: ss m sS,,sn so0 re-
SsI a-37. Receipts. a.4io cases ~
try 4eI. ar Sset RSan :toeS ssas s
Furnished BY United States Department
Cattle. %: Compared with week ago,
receipts moderate: good and choice beef
steers fully steady; medium srades dull.
instances IS lower; heifers scarce, steady:
cows steady. late sales weak: bulls steady;
stockers and feeders unchanged: choice
f ss9 to n1 1,aoo pound steers: iS losls4o
medium grades. 140OaI4S5: bulk late,
Ia; 5Oa14. So: few common. 1885: Good
heifers. IL. 0Oal4 80; common to medium,
e7sssas shelly e e.nnsr, .n down sn''s1
heifers-type cows. l0.50a12. so: top heavy
weight sausage bulls. 1880: odd head to
1470: bulk. l3:5Oal4. 90. good Grade 500
to 900 pound feeders. 14.5Oa14.70: COM
mon to medium. l3o0a13 rs,
and 0e Calves stesds shoc ssef
1900, latter price extreme top, medium to
good. 15.00a1 $50: Gull and common. 9.0oa
i30n; common and medium weighty calves,
:. H9ss. $50 p.rroxs. gifts and SOW,
Compared With week sso, 10 cents sp his ssa
i47osi4ss isS to 10 ip pou nSnnoi fSsa
1918: 14O to $50 pounds. I5.IOa1b35:
100 to 100 pounds 1b.30a15.bb: 100 to
! go pounds, I5.50a15;75:. 1870 to go
Sahss sS &c sou 2sG D fssos
1875; $50 to 900 pounds, I53Oa1s.55:
sows; 14.OOal4.bO. Prices based on grain
sheep, e6. Compared with week ago. fat
lambs and slarghter ewes steady, practical
choice wooled lambs around 10 pounds,
Gull and common. II OOa13.5O: choice
slaushter ewes. 900: medium to good, 500
$3.50: Gull and common. 4.O0a7. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Washington Produce

From Food Distribution Administration.
p'1ses ssi o .s..s; s,tes Maid for
s s1sf. , ,,;iioH ANA March so, Whites +
:s'sn ,s!a, 1,:Ts;; S5.ss .ysf.ss; ?a7,oo s
g; U s. extras. medium. 3e.s az" svrase.
sSa; y g. standards: large: 31-3s; aver
s. s' sisdes !'n .HsTss. medium gym Ri Mxsd
s s,sGnn, laTses 3s.a; S. STANDARDS,
ssa: Sem mixed ed co ien s4-ss' R.ceip,s. Gov
efn LIVE so6Irs sss sst sa'f Arm Fowl
eolored, As pounds, ~; BOOSTERS. 81
Bounds DoSnds :n 20 rivers, o s5Ssrs Snd'
Fruits and VEGETABLES.
Compl.d by shs Food Distribution A.
mornings Wholesale market in less than
carlot quantities
moderate Msaysnd sef rsnns HlVs1 e'eP.
1ushe baskets pslieious' sn,Insh nt M
ESQ; 2s.-inch minimum; So. 7s Yorks
2H-inch minimum l;35-i SO; 2H-inch
n1n%n ss b.ei Tws. assa Minimum Minimum
s;.eas E. min,nSsn; i r?;@SS st.yna;s
e.35-2.s0; Wnesaps. 2H-inch minimum,
incb m, 5insh 9 ssns Romss y
inch minimum: l,75-l .s5: 2.-inch mini
mum. 200-2.25.
omshe eoss so wine snsS m i,nah
staymans. 3N-inch minimum: 1852 90;
2A-inch minimum. 2.50-2. Is: 2,.-3 INCHES.
Tviss, ali Sizes -asb; Yorks. sH eineh
minimum. I,e5-1.75; 2h-inch minimum,
gSS 2;nsh m minimum S So
inches s,on-3 Is: Penn.yly.nia. Wright.
s 's sssioos, s'sos7si al sizes, ripe ripe
s0o.s so; st.ymans liss-Isss. s.5s-s 90;
Golden Delicious, sss ass. y. s. No. /,
az; J R.nt s. sss Sds ssos'5s Para
PoTAToEsLMarket steady; old stock,
Maine, y, 8: No, !; size A, l00-pound
s a:b s1a. s,: PA nsS sGk So
cARRoTs--Market steady: Los Angeles
Texss, mostiy sqound 700; bushei p BASKETS
topped, washed. 2.Oo-225; New Jersey,
bus She v hsyskets topped washed; 80,
18.inch crates. trimmed tops. individually
washed: all sizes. 4,50-5.00.
,o4 GAuL 591s s1ss., 6t steady Cali.
KALE-Market steady: truck receipts
lisht: v dn Norfolk section bushei bas-
oLLARDs-Market steady; Truck re-
ceipts lght. Virginia. Norfolk section,
CABBAGE-No supplies on market.
PEAS~Market steady. Mexico, bushel
Onion Prices Steady.
sacks yellows, U. 8. No. l. New York. $50
81 Mehxan .1d oh s,d2 2eS2,S
STRING BEAHsSMarket Steady. Truck
receipts very lisht: Florida. bushel ham
peT: Plentifuls $50; wax nat type, 100.
PEPPERs-Market steady truck re:
ceipts very lisht. Florida. Ia -bushel
crates, California Wonders. fancy. 9,OO-
EGGPLANT-Market steady. Truck re-
eeipts light. Florida. 1a-bushel crates,
900; bushel baskets, 800.
SQUASH-Market steady: Truck receipts
wrapped, fair quality. 700.
cUCuMBERS1Market steady. Hot
- sTRAWBERRIEs- about steady.
Florida; 36-pint crstes, 3s-42 per pint.
suRpl!ss lisht N0Tss csfo sta. Sa:Ssi
s. No !. 2.5O-3.0O.
LETTucE-M.rket steady: Los Anseles
90: Arisens. is AR condition Rien. 5.sses.bo
Florida, / A-bushel hampers. Big Boston
typs ,ordinsry to fair quality, 200 300
sfnn ; as:Sp.d s sns e.
ity and condition, 3.0o-4 90: Mexico. iuss,
ripes ana turning. wrapped sx6. q. D. No.
fair quality, 1.7S-2 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Stock Prices Uneven,
But Selling Fades
Al Week S Close
Small Coins Appear;
Only About 500. 900
Shares Traded
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Press Financial wYi-sy

NEW YORK, March 2o.-Rail
stocks regained their equilibrium In
today's market, after a further early
decline, and selling dried up appre-
ciably elsewhere.
Fridays setback was extended by
fractions to a point or more at the
opening but offerings were notably
slack and prices soon began to stiff
en- In most categories.
While trends we're definitely ir-
regular near the close, weakness
was a rarity and such advances As
appeared generally were In minor
fractions.
1t was one of the slowest sessions
OF the year to date. transfers run
ming to around 500 900 shares against
800 900 last Saturday.
The war news provided nothing
much in the way Of buying inspira-
ton although commitments were re-
instated moderately here and there
on the idea the weeks reaction NAV
nave served as needed correction OF
the long recovery.
Bonds were irregular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Gas Coupon Delay
Seen in Alexandra
A Card Cut Expected to
3Swump Rution boord

Charles M. Jones, chairman Of the
Alexandria Ration Board. said today
that it will be impossible for the
board to take care OF all the antici-
pated appeals for supplemental
gasoline expected next month as
result of the cut In the value Of A
coupons.
He stated that the board would
handle as many applications as pos
sible, but that many persons would
be forced to make out the best way
possible until the B and c books can
be renewed.
Adjustments will be made then to
allow for occupational mileage for
merly taken out Of the A allotments
of B and C card holders, he said.
A recent order from State head
quarters requiring the board to stay
open to the public 48 hours week,
and banning overtime pay Tor any
extra hours with the exception Of
the eight Saturday hours, has made
it impossible for the clerical staff to
keep up with its work, Mr.. Jones
said. Additional work caused by the
anticipated applications for supple
mental gasoline will greatly aggra-
vate the condition, he said
Under the present order, the board
is open to the public daily from 9
am. to 5 pm. Mr.. Jones said that
he believes the State ONCE misun-
derstood the request for permission
to close half day a week. as the
District boards do, to mean that the
staff would not work during that
time.
He expressed the hope that a re-
cent letter to Richmond explaining
that the board is asking to close to
the public half day week Tn order
to catch up with It's clerical work
will result in permission for the
revised schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Trustees Are Nominated
For Bethesda Library

Mrs. Donald C. Mckay, Robert c.
Overs, Mrs. Walter z. Perry, John
R. Reeves and Dr. Leonard Van
Horn were nominated for the board
Of trustees of the Bethesda Public
Library at meeting Of the Advisory
Council this week. The election will
be held in the library on April 7 at
the annual meeting Of the Library
Association.
The terms of the following three
board members will expire April / ::
Mrs. Perry, president; Mr.. Overs,
treasurer. and Mrs. A. B. Foster.
The resignation of Maj. Samuel A.
Syme before going overseas leaves
a fourth unexpired term to be
filed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Four in D. 6. Area Poss
MARYLAND Dental Tests

Frank r. Husson. jr., of Takoma
Park Is among 10 dentists who have
successfully passed tests given by
the Maryland State Board of Dental
Examiners and been admitted to
practice in the State, DR.. T. L.
McCarriar secretary of the board,
announced yesterday.
Others from the District and
nearby Virginia included on the list
were Verne F. Kemerer OF Wash
ineton, David r. Book OF Alexandria
and William M. Tunstall, IT,, Of
Lovington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Capital Store Sales
! Per Cent Below
Year Ago in Week
Four Weeks Volume
7 Per Cent Ahead
OF 1912 Period
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Department store sales in Wash
ington for the week ending last
Saturday, March 10, were down 7
per cent from the corresponding
week a year ago and 6 per cent
under the previous week this year,
the Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond reported today.
Sales in the whole fifth district
were off 6 per cent last from the
same 1912 period. were down per
cent in Baltimore and per cent
in group of other cities, the report
added.
Approach of the March Is income
tax payment and poor shopping
weather in some sections of the fifth
district were considered the chief
reasons for the small trade letdown.
Cumulative sales in the Capital in
the four-week period ended last
Saturday were per cent ahead of
last year. were up Is per cent in the
fifth district, % in Baltimore and 81
in the other cities, the survey re-
vealed.
War Bond Offices Combined.
In preparation for the Treasury's
huge April War bond drive the
District of Columbia War Savings
Committee, H. L. Rust, jr chair
man, and the Victory Fund Com
mittee, Winslow B. Van Devanter,
chairman, have been united and will
have headquarters in the District
Bankers Association Offices in the
American Security Building.
Mr.. Rust will act as chairman and
Mr.. Van Devanter vice chairman
of the combined unit. Hugh Lynch,
who was administrator for the War
Savings Committee. will have the
same position under the new ar
rangement. Early plans indicate
that the campaign will get away to
a very lively start.
Subscriptions Close April 7.
Subscriptions by common stock
holders OF the Washington Gas
Light Co. for shares of the IS sumu-
lative preferred stock will close
on April 7. it was learned today.
The subscription warrants will be
sent to common shareholders as
soon as all Securities and Excha nge
Commission rules have been met,
Holders of the common stock at
the close of business March rs will
be entitled to subscribe for and pur-
chase shares of the IS preferred in
the ratio of 1920 of preferred
share for each share of common
held at that time. After March 26
any remaining preferred stock will
be sold by the group of under
writer's who handled the first Dor
ton of the same issue.
Semi-Annual Dividend Voted.
Directors Of the Prince Georges
Bank & Trust Co. have declared the
regular semi-annual dividend OF S
per cent, payable April l to stock
holders Of record March 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Lockett, jr. At 7 pm. the adult
fellowship service will be .neid.


St. Georges Episcopal.
The Rev. Stanley E. Ashton will
speak at the II am. morning prayer
service on I'VE Believe in God, the
Father" At am holy communion
will be celebrated. and at $50 am
family worship and church school
and at pm. young peoples service
in the parish hall will be held.
Arlington Presbyterian.
At II am. the Rev. Walter F, Wolf
will preach on The Power of a
Definite Resolve The first in
series Of sermons on the Gross"
will be THE Message Of the Gross"
at SPIN. Young peoples service will
be at 7 pm.
Wilson Boulevard Christian.
The Rev. J. Lloyd Black, director
of the Christian Church Council of
the Washington Metropolitan Area,
will preach at II am. on The
Life Abundant" and at 7:45 pm. on
"Lifes Ultimate" Young peoples
service will be at $50 pm.
Trinity Episcopal.
At 8 am. the Rev. Albert c. Muller
will be the celebrant at holy COM
munion. Church school will be held
at 945 am. morning prayer and
sermon at II am, and evening serv-
ice and discussion on Latin America
at 8 pm.
Arliurton Church of Christ
Harry Pickup will preach at 1880
am. and 7:30 pm. services. Com
munion service will be at 11:45 am
Revival services will be conducted
each night, Monday through Friday,
at 7:3O pm. with Mr.. Pickup preach
ing and Edwin H. Enzor. leading and
director the musical program.
Columbia Baptist.
The Fathers Request" will be
the topic OF the Rev U. s.. Knox at
II an, and at 7:45 pm. he will
preach on self Revelation"
Ballston Presbyterian.
At the II am. services, the Rev.
Linus L. Strock will take as his
theme How to Renew Ones Youth
Lcwinsville Presbyterian.
The Rev. Franklin Brown Gillespie
will discuss at II am DO You Need
a Lift?" Following the service
there will be a fellowship dinner in
Durham Hall. The evening study
group will meet in Durham Hall
at 7:30 pm.
Fairfax Methodist.
Greater Faith for Greater Faith"
will be the sermon topic OF the Rev
Floyd M. Lucas at II am. at Fairfax
The service at Fender will be at
$50 am.
Alexandria Second Presbyterian.
The pre-Easter commandments
class will be conducted by the Rev.
Fred v. Poag His morning theme
will be The Commanding Of1icer"
In the evening he will preach on
Repentance"
Vienna Presbyterian.
Jesus Prayer Life" will be the
subject of the IL am. service by
the Rev. Horace c. Lukens. The
youth meeting will be at 7:30 pm.
Vienna Holy Comforter.
Robert M. Shaw, student in
charge, will speak at 10 am. on
How Do You Meet Temptation?"
Alexandria Church Of Nazarene.
The Rev VIII. Binkley has taken
for his subject at 10:45 am. THE
Infallible Remedy for Sin" At 7:45
pm, his topic will be Gods Promise
to an Overcorner." Sunday school
is at 9:45 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Brahms to Beethoven
Because of Draft Law
By thu Associated Presk.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS.-It's come to the
point where wartime difficulties can
even change a pianist's selection
When Arthur Rubinstein, the pianist,
appeared here with the symphony
orchestra. he was all set to play
the Brahms concerto. Instead, he
played Beethoven number.
The change was made necessary
because the Brahms concerto re-
quired three French horns and the
Beethoven number two-and the
third horn player was called for
induction.
Oh, yes, for the finale. the third
horn player was rejected by the
examining board and he appeared in
time to play. Rubinstein was taking
no more changes-he stuck to
Beethoven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

Rates Of dividends in the
foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the
last quarterly or seNi-an-
nual declaration. Onless
otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not tn
cluded. . Also extra q
extras. d Cash or stock.
. Paid last year. PAYABLE
in stock. z Declared or paid
50 f4r this year. b Payable
In Canadian funds. Z Ac-
cumulated dividends paid a.
declared this year. wv with
warrants Nv without war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

Long, Will preach
at Faith Luth-
erAn thur c h,
Lee boulevard
and North Jack
son street, Ar
lington. at $50
and II am. to-
morrow.
A special in
stallation service
will be held at 1
pm. for the Rev.
Mr.. Long, which
will be conduct
cd by his father
and DR.. Ger
L L l.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

Approximate Ssles Today.
1880 AM. .1s9. $50 1900 Noon lS4. 29O
fUnit OF trading, 10 SHARES; sales print
ed In full In bankruptcy or reeeivership
or being reorgani1ed under Dankyuptcy
Act. or securities assumed By such COM
panies Rates Of dividend in the forssoins
the last quartsrly or semi-annual desla-
ration. Unless otherwise noted special Or
dividend. H II rights. Exclusive Of ex-
tra or extran Cash or stock PAID
last year. PAYABLE in stock. De-
u Canadian funds. Z Accumulated divi.
lens paid or declared this yeef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
New York Cotton

:, NEW YORK. March 90 P:-Cotton raj
passage of the Pace bill today. but subse-
quently lost most Of the gains on increased
profit taking and hedging induced BY the
rise.
-. While 1t was believed the bill could get
through the Senate, buyers turned cautious
because Of the possibility OF . presidential
veto.
Futures closed cents 4 bale higher to
l0xAH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Sermon Topics Listed
By Pastors Of Nearby
Virginia Churches
Minister-EIect's Fother
To Preach Tomorrow
At Arlington Church

DR.. Ralph H. Long. executive di-
rector of the American Lutheran
Council Of New York and father of
the pastor elect, the Rev. Robert W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
CHICAGO Cash Market.

Wheat No. 3 hard 1.4s. Corn. No 3
yellow, 90: No. 4, 95o7L; sample grade,
sl-sS Oats, sample grade mixed. s4ls;
Nc, = white, se+ No; 4, 64fa.. Barley,
maltine. 90 .os, nominal; hard, s5-a5,
nominal; feed. 1890 nominal soybeans,
No. 8 yellow. SAL; No. 4. 63I.-l 67I.
Field seed; per hundredweiEht; nominal:
timothy. 4.5-5 90: alsiks q .oo-S6, 90 ;
$500 sweet clover, 10000: alfalfa, 80. So
81 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispat ch to The Sta,

Special Dispatc to The Star,
BALTIMORE March 90
Sales. STOCKS. High, Civ c1oss
20 Isstn sua pt VT e *" ssH
10e n American Oil 40 40 "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Closing Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, March 20 P,.-Wheat prices
and liouidat ton by traders. Interest in the
market ma was extremely light. Oats were
Wheat close ss-Ts lower, May 49,,
July 451s-l As; corn was unchanged at
ceilings May / .o1: oats were unchanged to
l cent higher and rye lost sa-ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
STOCK AND BOND PRICES
Selected Issues the New York Stock Exchonee and Curb Market

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

The attractive red, white and blue window stcker, pictured above, is
the new yardstick Ct patriotism IN the War Bond drive throughout the
nation. With the slogan, Everybody every pay day, ten percent" sweep
tne country patriotic Americans IA the home front are rauyina O their
appeal for funds with which to help finance the war. The
home which displays the ten percent. stcker is doing its share toward
Victory for America and the United Nations. The suckers are being dis
Gdhntsd through local War Savings Gaairunnt rs TsGss.1us~-~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22

ostali ptiei pa Sc golijo polago-
ma, da nikdar MISC popolnoma
onesposobljeni "a kratke polete.
LIE race in zerjavi Sc golijo zelo
ma nitro in SO takrat "a nekaj
tednov res privezani samo ma
zemljo.
Vsak lovec We, kako Sc race
v tel dobi ali skrivajo V kakem
gostem bicevju ali pa mirno &C.
pc dalee zunaj ma sirokih vodah
ali jezerih, kjer komaj najbi-
strejse oko more opaziti maj
hno glavo, XII strli iznad vode.
Zelo lepo je narava p~reskrbe-
la n. pr. "a zolno, XII Sc mora tu-
di v tel dobi opirati repom ma
debla, da Sc prezivi. Pri tenn sta
najvaznejsi ODE najdaljsi sred-
Mi peresi - in kakor nalasc ii
dive peresi izpadeta nazadnje, ko
Sc VISA ostala nova peresa v re-
pu re toliko velika, da j more
jo sluziti pri p~lezanju.
cato Sc ptici sedaj spreleta-
vajo lie toliko, kolikor je "a pre-
zvljanje potrebno, da bi pa pc
Ii, jim pa sploh redkokdaj pride
ma misel, ker bi S tenn zalezoval-
ce lie opozarjali ma sebe. Tudi
tako skromen pojav kot je go
.ljenje ptieev, XII vsako leto sko-
70 neopazno gre mimo nasih ci,
skriva veliko modrost narava,
XII je "a vse poskrbela, da OBJ
stane V svetu in zivi svojemu
.namena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
PR0bLEMI P~RISELJENCA

Vprasanje: Pricakujem, da
cez par mesecev vstopim v ar
mado. Nisem Sc. 10 let star. Pra-
WHO, da inozemci so pc navadi
naturalizirani pc treh mesecih
V vojski; ali pa DO veljalo tudi
ZANE oziroma ali moran eaka-
ii, da bonn 20 let star, predno
postanem ameriski drzavljan.
Odgovor: Innate pravico "a
prositi "a amerisko drzavljan-
stvo, ko ste casino sluzili V VOL
nj vsaj tri mesece. Nj nikake
starostne omejitve "a one, XII
sluzijo V vojski oziroma NOR
narici. Smatra Sc, da, ako MISC
premladi "a borbo, MISC niti pre-
mladi, da postanejo ameriski
drzavljani.
Fprasanje: Prisel SEM |. 1880
V Ameriko kakor mornar in po-
tenn sem vedno ostal tukaj. De-
laI sem V ameriSkem ribarskem
colnu cd /. 1885 naprej. Misli-
tie, ,da morem postati amerish
drzavljan?
OdgoVor: vi ste nezakonito v
Zdruzenih drzavah,. pa vendar
morete postati ameriski drzav-
Liam, ako oni ribarski coin no.
81 vec kot 20 ton. Zakon MANFRED
doloca, da clovek, XII je pet ali
vec let sluzil ma ameriski ladiji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Urednikoua
pOStd
tNadaIjeyanje 2 2. strani)

NadaIjeyanje z 2. strani)
naso umiraioco mater izpod gro
zovitih fasistienih udarcev.
Ma nasi zadnji mesecni sell je
bio II cIanov navzocih in vask
je Re v naprej prispeval pc eden
dollar v Ia namen--in Be bono
dali je bill skupen klic sledecih:
John Strancar NIL, Joseph Kar-
tel, Anton skapir, Frank Kun,
Martha Batch, Henry Blasko,
Krist Lokar, John Strancar st.,
Louis PetrovGic, Louis Cebron,
Krist Marc, Andy Bozic. Kdo
maj drugi pomaga ee mi sami ne
bono? Nasim bratom, sestram,
ocetom, sinovom in materam so
zavezane roke in zapecatena so
jim usta. Torej, nasa sveta dolz-
most je, da mi delamo zanje. Cd
boru SANAS izrazamo najvec-
10 bratsko cast, ker 81 je nadel
v svoje podrocje ogromno delo,
katero DO zahtevalo ogrmnega
denarja. KIDD DO tisti, XII DO odre-
KEEL vsaki podpori in KIDD DO tisti,
XII DO najvec daroval? Gori ONE
njeni CLAM, navzoei ma zadnji Sc
j, apeliramo ma vse clane in cla-
nice drustva, in enako ma cello
ten mas narod v Ameriki, da v
teh kriticnih cash odIozite vse
poimslike ma stran in polozite
dar svoji materi ma oltar.
John Stranear, tajnik.