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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

prejeli, kakor nitro uprava
Community Chest prejme de-
mar cd ljudi, XII so Sc obvezali
v ia namen prispevati. .~ |
Upravi Waukegan North
Chicago, Illinois, kakor tudi
upravi Community War Chest,
Sheboygan, Wis, prav iskrena
hvala. Ravne tako tudi hvala
vsem onim, XII SO v to .svrho pri-
spevali.
Javno pohvalo pa zasluzita
Mrs. Marie Prisland in Mr.. Jo-
seph Zorc, ki sta Sc ga stvar "a
vzela in posredovala, da Sc je
omenjene vsote nasi pomozni
akciji dolocilo. To maj nam
sluzi "a vzgled kaj Sc da dose
ei, &c Sc nekoliko potrudimo.
Priporoca Sc vsem nasim roja-
kom po vseh slovenskih nasel-
binah, da Sc "a stvar zavzame-
/ jo in pri domacih mestnih ali
okrajnih upravah naso akcijo v
pomoc priporocijo. Kadar Sc
vrsijo kaksne kampanje "a pri-
spevke v te ali druge namene,
smo ameriski slovenci vedno
pripravljeni pomagati in smo
po svojih najboljsih moceh tu-
di prispevali. Sedaj pa, ko mi
zbiramo prispevke "a mas tr-
peel narod v start domovini.
maj pa tudi drugi nam poma-
gajo, kar bodo gotovo tudi radi
napravili, &c Sc upravam razlo-
Ii pomen in namen nase akcije.
Nv dokaz maj sluzita zgoraj ma
vedena slucaja, Sheboygan War
Chest in Waukegan-North Chi
cago Community War Chest.
Dne II. januarja t. |. sem
vlozil prosnjo "a pomoc pri
National Information Bureau,
New York City.
Prosnjo "a pomoc je bila tu-
di vlozena pri National War
Fund, Inc, New York, N. Y.
Vlozil sem prosnjo tudi pri
Joliet Community Chest. Raw
no tako je bila vlozena prosnja
pri Chisholm, Mimi, War Chest
and Community Fund.
Pisal sem tudi direktorju
publicitete, sobratu Janko N.
Rogelju, da vlozi tako prosnjo
tudi V Clevelandu.
}, V naselbinah, kjer bi nasi
} rojaki sami ne hoteli vloziti ta-
: ke prosnje ma pristojnem me-
: stu, maj to naznanijo ma tajni-
: ski urad, nakar sc bo cd nase
strani potrebno prosnjo vlozi-
10. V takih slucajih maj Sc nam
sporoci ime in naslov uprave
Community ali War Chest)
nakar Sc DO potrebno prosnjc
pripravilo in ma pristojno mestc
poslalo.
: Brat Michael Cerkovnik, pod
} predsednik KSKJ iz Ely, Mimi,
mi je sporoeil, da je odbor
tamosnje podruznice JPO-SS
; dolocil, da bodo ma cvetno ne
nedeljo (18. aprila) praznovali
"Slovenski dan." Naprosen sem
bill, da bi ma shodu omenjeni
dan govoril. Ker imam pa "a
isti dan dolocen ze drugi pro-
gram,' 'zato Sc prireditve ne bonn
mogel udeleziti. Pisal sem bra
tu Cainkarju, da bi on sci, in
Sc prireditve udelezil, toda brat
Cainkar mi je sporocil, da Sc
. povabilu- tudi on ne more ed-
zvati, ker je ma cvetno nedeljc
tudi on zadrzan. Odboru no
druznice JPO,SS v Ely, Mime
sofa, izrekam pray iskreno hva-
10 "a povabilo in prosim opro-
scenja, ker Sc povabilu odzva-
tt ne morem. Pri praznovanju
"Slovenskega dne" pa zelim
obilo uspeha in zadoyoljnosti.
l. Ko Sc je naso pomozno akciio
ustanovilo, je bilo potreba isto
pri drzavnemu tajnistvu,. Wash
ington, D. c., registrirati. Dr.
zayni department nam ie. IL
dal dovoljenje "a poslovanje.
Do %. Julia 1912 so bile vse
pomozne akcije. ali .agencije
Il nod no67orcfuoyo =, 1.o..4,.1Jo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

Podprimo borbo Aimerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo. sveta nakupom
vOjnih bondov in voino- varcevalnih
znamk! .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

omenjeni urad. Porocila O pri-
spevkih in izdatkih so bila ma
ia urad redno vsaM mesec po-
slana, kot Sc zahteva. Enako je
bilo poslano tudi vsake tri me-
sece porocilo, pripravljeno po
racunskih yescakih.
0 .financnem stanju bo po-
rocal brat blagajnik. Omenim
samo to, da koncem marca me-
SEGA znasa preostanek v bla-
gajni $47,193.36, kar bo gotovo
tudi brat Jurjevec, potrdil.
TO je mole porocilo "a sedaj.
O raznih drugih zadevah bonn
poroeal pozneje.
Josip Zalar, tajnik JPO,SS.
Stavljen, podpiran in spre-
jet je predlog, da Sc tajnikovo
porocilo sprejme.
PorocHo blagajnika:
Blagajnik precita porocilo
zaprisezenih javnih pregledo-
valcev, XII je podpisano cd
James T. Wilkes and Co., 5000
Center Ave-, Harvey, Illinois.
Finaneno porocilo Sc glasi:
Gotovina ma Skala National
Bank of Chicago 100000; ma
lozeno ma Metropolitan State
Bank of Chicago S316.40; nalo-
zeno pri Reliance Federal Sav-
ings and Loan Association ST.
32l.96 in vojni varcevalni bon
di $37,555.OO.
Skupna gotoUina JPO,SS je
sedaj $47,193.36.
| V dveh letih poslovanja je
lmela POMONA akcija sledete
stroske: cekovna kniiga $500;
bond "a blagajnika "a dive lett
4 $1,000; in "a pregledovanje
knjig po zaprisezenih pregle-
dovalcih $4,000, skupaj vseh
strOSkOU $47.O0.
! Nadalje poroca blagajn da
bo kupil "a denar ma bankah
zopet bonde bas sedaj, ko je
kampanja "a drugo vojno po-
sojilo.
| Stayljen, podpiran in zspre,
jet je predlog, da Sc njegovo
porocilo vzame naznanje.
Nadzorni odbor JPO,SS, XII
je pregledal blagajnikove knji-
ge dopoldne, poda svoje poro-
clio. Nadzornica Josephine "a
krajsek izpove, da je nadzorni
odbor pregledal vse dohodke in
stroske blagajnika ter da je
knjige nasel V vzornem in pra-
vem redu, zakar Sc zahvaljuje
blagajniku "a njegovo delo.
/ Stavljen, podpiran in spre-
jet je predlog, da Sc porocilo
nadzornega odbora sprejme.
! Nato tajnik obsirno poroca
Sc o njegovi correspondence.
Pravi, da mora vsak mesec po-
slati porocilo 0 dohodkih in
stroskih ma Presidents War Re-
lief Control Board v Washing
ton, kjer nadzorujejo vse vojne
pomozne akcije v Ameriki. Vsa-
ke tri mesece pa Sc mora po-
slati porocilo zaprisezenih jaw
nih pregledovalcev, XII pregle-
dajo blagajnikovo knjigovod-
stvo. Nadalje poroca Sc O ko-
respondenci National Budget
! Committee in National War
Fund, kakor tudi O vsem dru-
gem delu, XII je zvezi S tai
nistvom..
I Nadzornica Josephine Ia
Ikrajsek poroca, da je lokalni
odbor st. 2 JPO,SS Clevelan-
du tudi podvzel korake pri
rnestni administraciji, la Sc bo
dobilo prispevek "a JPO,SS cd
vsote denarja, katerega Sc zbi-
ra vsako leto "a razlicne DO
NONE akcije.
Porocito direktorja publicitete:
Slovenska sekcija Jugoslo-
vanskega pomoznega odbora
Ameriki ina sedaj 38 lokalnih
odborov. To vidite liz imenika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
Zapiisnik seie
sl0Denske sekcije JHgesIoUan-
skega pona0Snega odbora, XII Sc
je UrsiIa dne 10. aprila 1913 u
Z Chicago, Illinois

yc OTSttu UHe ~. QQTIQ 1915 VI
c Chicago, Illinois
Vincent Cainkar, predsednik
JPO,SS otvori sejo OBJ drugi uri
popoldne.
Seize so Sc udelezili sledeci
zastopniki: Vincent Cainkar,
predsednik JPO,SS, zastopnik
Slovenske narodne podporne
jednote; Joseph Zalar, tajnik
JPO,SS, zastopnik Kranjsko
slovenske katoliske jednote;
Leo Jurjovec, blagajnik JPO,-
SIS, zastopnik Zapadne slovan-
ske zveze; John Gornik, pred
sednik nadzornega odbora JPO,-
IS, zastopnik Slovenske dobro-
delne zveze; John Ermenc,
nadzornik JPO,SS, zastopnik
Slovenske podporne zveze Slo-
ga; Josephine Zakrajsek, mad
zornica JPO,SS, "a topnica
Progresivnih Slovenk; in Janko
N. Rogelj, direktor publicitete
JPO,SS, zastopnik Ameriske
bratske zveze.
Sledece organizacije MISC po-
slale svojih zastopnikov: Slo-
venska zenska zveza, katere "a
stopnica Sc je opravicila radi
zaposlenosti, Druzba sv. Druzi-
ne in Slovenska moska zveza.
Ma seji so bill navzoci tudi
sledeci clani Slovenskega ame-
riskega narodnega sveta: Et-
bin Kristan, dr.. F. J. Kern,
Mirko Kuhel in Zvonko Novak,
upravitelj pisarne SANS-a.
Predsednik pomozne akcije
pozdravi zastopnike primer
MIN nagovorom. Nadalje pra-
vi, da zadnje case nismo biti ta-
ko aktivni "a JPO,SS, ker Sc je
pri pomoznem odboru organi-
ziralo delo "a Slovenski ma
rodni kongres V Clevelandu
kjer je bill ustanovljen Sloven-
ski ameriski narodni svet V
Ameriki. Vecina zastopnikoy
JPO,SS je bila zaposlena S pri-
pravami, kakor tudi pozneje z
zapocetnim delom SANS-a in
potrebno je bilo, da smo "a
casno tn toliko odnehali, da sc
je nova organizacija nekoliko
lazje uveljavila ter il tudi ta-
ko pripomogli do vecjega uspe-
ha. Zahvaljuje Sc vsem organi.
zacijam "a naklonjeno sodelo.
vanje v preteklosti.
Stavljen, podpiran in spre.
jet je predlog, da Sc njegovc
porocilo sprejme.
POr0CilO tajnikd:
Cd minute seize, XII Sc je vr.
sila 8. augusta lanskega leta dc
danes je bilo ustanovljenih Sc.
dem nadaljnih podruznic. Po'
slovnice tenn podruznicam sc
bile izdane, kakor sledi:
Podruznici st. 80, So. Chica,
go, Illinois, 2. sept. 1912.
Podruznici st. 33, n. Brad.
dock, Pa, XII zavzema Brad,
dock, Rankin in East Pitts
burgh, Pa, 16. sept. 1912.
Podruznici st. 81, Detroit,
Mich, %. sept. 1912.
Podruznici st. 35, Cleveland
(Collinwood), Ohio, 18. nov
1912.
Podruznici st. SO, Girard, g.
marca 1943.
Podruznici st. 81, Cleveland,
; West Park, Ohio, 18. marca
1943.
Podruznici st. 38, Fontana,
: California, 7. aprila 1943.
Sedaj imamo skupaj 38 po-
druznic.
Dne 19. oktobra 1942 Sc je ma
SO pomozno akcijo registriralo
pri National Information Bu-
reau, New York, N. Y.
S posredovanjem Mrs. Marie
Prisland, predsednice szZ, Sc
je prejelo cd Community War
Chest, Sheboygan, Wis, svoto
$500.00. r.
| S posredovanjem Mr.. Joseph
Zorc-a, North Chicago, Illinois,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Cut Food Costs,
ALL, Clio Heads
Urge Roosevelt

WASHINGTON. April . GNS)
-AFL and Go leaders urged
President Roosevelt today TO roll
back food costs 10 their Sept. -
level 10 protect the workers buy
ing power.
The labor leaders insisted" that
rigid price ceilings be established
and they renewed requests that
labor he given bigger role IN
directing the nations war effort.
After returning TO his office from
an hour-long Labor War Board
conference AZ the White House, Go
President Murray warned that the
Little Steel formula for wage m
creaSeS would have 10 be revised
upward unless food costs were
Stabilized.
AL President Green told re-
porterSo that labor had asked Mr..
Roosevelt not only for repre-
Scntalion in the new war food
administration of Chester {. DAVIS.
but on the War Production Board
and the War ManpoWer Com
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Hay-aS-aSO
Tan PLAN
Delayed

WASHINGTON, April 2 UP)-
A walkout by Rep. Doughton CD
of, North Carolina. chairman Of
the House ways and means COM
mIttcc, today apparently blocked
immediate reconsideration of pay
aS-you-go TAX legislation.
Doughton announced that he
was going home Laurel Springs.
\. c, according 10 congressional
directory and would not call his
committee INTO session until April
!.
Doughion. whose mo forgive
ness TAX plan was rebuffcd along
with The RUM plan by a diSSatiS-
he'd House this week. was mad
about a call Tor immediate action
ON "a now pay-d>-Nou-go blll from
House Democratic leader McCor-
mack Of Massachusetts,.
"Mr Mccormack did not con
suit me, nor any other ma joritv
member of the committee before
issuing his statement on tax
matters, Dough'on said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Share PI an
Shows Increase

LANSING, April . War plant
workers are Sharlng-thc-ridc nm
increasing numbers. hut the gen
cral civilian population Of MlchI-
gan has shown no Improvement
during the last month. Maxwell
Hal>cy. director OF war tranApoi-
tation for the state. SAID TO-DAY.
a survey made last month In
the state showed an average OF
2.37 persons per car. at factory
gates. while the civilian average
was So.
lIal>ey said Mchigan> share
thc.rlde average compared favor
ably with surrounding states
'fhe survey also revealed 4 I
per cent increase IN cars bearing
e" suckers The b" and 4
Suckers were each down = pei
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Jobs Open for Penmen

II you can write lcgibly and are
20 on o.der.-you can get loh a.
once .H a large Detroit war plant
The & Employment Service has
orders toI- several good penmen 10
work ~ tool crib attendants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
SIGNED Bl HNINIl.

T'1r 7V4s> He.. wtH. .. tl
"SVee' Pea Capt I..n.,
upor tine -rf-- -Ip..n' ARRIVAL 0
p Wc>f eor> or.t ol'- rcr gums
notCnc0 fer tns f# Nlppane.l
Vessels they a7a sent 20 the ho'.
tom
Signed hy Admiral William r
EslScN. H8Ccl> citation read
For extraordinary hcroiSm
and diStinCIlis service in the
line of his profession while
serving on board a cruiser which
was badly damaged during the
engagement with Japanese naval
forces off Guadalcanal Island on
the night Of NOV. - and ~.
MUM on NH RIES
During the hazardous night
artion. Pagel remained ~ his
station a. the control circuit
telephone operator in the star
board five-inCh director. Even
though seriously wounded ny
shell fragments which passed
through both his legs, he re-
Trained from mentioning his in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

abandoned pit i'm "a coal company
yard al Seven Mile road and john
r police reported today
Dennis PouS, t.. Of 1901 kie-
fen who also had been tn the
pool told officers that when ne
had looked around after dressing,
Richard had disappeared. The
body was recovered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Detroit Hero, 70, Gets Navy Gross;
Wounded. Guided Cruiser sSheIIs

iurics until "a lull I'm the action
permitted hi, relief
"Paucl had continued tho trans
mission ~ central orders and re-
port, n distinct aud calm
manner thrrch, making posi-
hlr continuous control ot hi
battery which Wa> engaged m
Illuminating the enemy with star
she'll,
"lIi> outrageous conduct i'm
rrHuiu'uc ti ms station despite
ni> weakened condition and
with complete disregard for his
own >ifrt, Vas ln keeping with
The highest traditions IT the
naval service,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

"The Wishing Wen" has
message in cipher for YOU. Daily
and sunday Times.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

1t required the Bach -Vivaldi
Concerto Crosse in d Minor"
Haydn's Symphony No. 81" and
Weinberger's Czech Rhapsody" to
balance, in point of performance
time, Busoni's Piano Concerto"
which Egon Petri played as soloist
with the National Symphony
Orchestra, yesterday afternoon. In
order to allow undivided attention
for the concerto, the program list
was shifted so that the latter half
OF the concert could be devoted TO!
it. The first Sunday afternoon
event by the symphony was well
patronized by a public that enjoyed
the orchestra part of the program
as much as the magnificent per-
formance of Mr.. Petri.
The personalities Of Busoni, the
master, and Petri, his disciple, so
different fundamentally. meet IN
the virtuosity that has made them
both artists of astounding proper
tions. The tribute which Petli
paid his teacher and friend by
giving first hearing here to his
piano concerto gave the rare oppor-
tunity of evaluating Busoni as q
composer. 1t is a well-knoWn fact
that Busoni's supreme ambition was
to have been a creator of music
rather than an interpreter and that
he had positive ideas of the trend
that musical composition should
take With all his genius, he was
unable to obtain unqualified recog-
milton of his talent as a composer
during his lifetime.
From both an orchestral and
pianistic standpoint the concerto
is a monument work. For the solo,
ist it covers every trick of virtuosity,
abounding in prodigious demands
on finger deXterlty, on fleXibillty in
dynamics and on endurance. Yet
with all this display, brilliantly,
cleverly and originally presented, it
is only in fragments that the con-
certo is appealing. Although Wag-
ner and mis- form were cordially
hated by BuSoni the first movement
has many reflections of the Wag-
merriam idiom in its more lyric style
1t moves with grandiosity and with
an illumination of spirit and dra-
matte intensity that grows in power
from the first chords in the piano
which continue the orchestra prologo.
The clarity of this first movement
is not maintained in the succeeding
ones where mind rules over the
imagination. The deftness of
Busoni's writing is imposing and
the few pastorale measures and the
beautiful effects of the blending Of
woodwinds and piano to which the
composer is partial offer glimpscs
of a poetic nature. But a ruthless
strength diSsipates these lovely mo-
mentS and the writing becomes less
clear
The manifold difficulties of the
concerto were child's play for Mr..
Petri, whose prodiglouS technique
was employed with the utmost light
ness and with grace and ease all
too seldom an attribute of pianistic
proWeSs. His resources for vivid
coloring are remarkable and were
brought into play at every oppor-
tunity. Some of the finer moments
Evening star., 1943-11-08
|Egon Petri Magnificent
AS Symphony's Soloist

suffered from the weighty orchestral
background, but the finale, "All
'Italiana," with the cadenza the
composer wrote for Mr.. Petri, cli-
NAKED performance electrifying in
its brilliancy and eloquence.
In honor of the 25th anniversary
of the founding of the Republic of
ICzechoslovakia, the orchestra played
Weinberger's Czech Rhapsody" the
introduction of which was written
especially for DR.. Kinder. The en-
tire work might have been composed
for the National Symphony from the
deeply sympathetic way in which
the orchestra plays it. The ad-
mirable suppleness which the or
chestra has acquired this year was
further manifested in the refresh
ing "Symphony No. 81" by Haydn.
The wholesomeness of this music
and its refined workmanship, from
the theme and variations of the sec
ond movement and the original turn
given to the customary menuetto to
the gay concluding movement, was
given full emphasis in the orches-
tras reading.
The orchestral transcription by
DR.. Kinder of the Bach -Vivaldi
Evening star., 1943-11-08

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TOR constructive purposes. No en-
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Loans made 3 woys
Loans are made on furniture, car or
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monthly payment plans in order to fit
our service to borrowers varying
needs. The sooner a loan is repaid the
less 1t costs. Borrowers may repay
ahead of schedule at any time to re-
duce the total cost since Households
charge of2eo per month is made only
on the unpaid balance. The Maryland
Small Loan Law authorizes a maxi
mum rate of go per month. If a loan
can help you better yourself, phone,
write or visit Household Finance.
Evening star., 1943-11-08

Concerto Crosse in D Minor" with
which the program opened, shows
again the conductors great gift as
an arranger for modern orchestra
OF the classics. In his treatment of
this work, originally intended for
strings and organ, he has given it
majestic tonal color through the use
of wind instruments and brass and
by the fullness of orchestration
making it nobler and more i'm
pressive work for the symphonic
literature than the transcription by
Sam Franko, formerly used by the
National Symphony.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Il MESSAGE WM MAN
AROWD GETALOAN

XIoU HAVE a money problem? You
/ are probably tempted to get a
loan. Don't get it unless you first
make sure that it's the best way out.
Perhaps you can solve your problem
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ting more time to pay what you owe.
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pay long overdue bills. The loan pro-
vides sufficient cash to cleanup all the
borrowers old debts. The borrower
then repays the loan in small monthly
instalments out of current income.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Old Age Policy Pays
Up TO SI00 a Month";!
Needed Protection, Ages 65 TO IS,
Costs Only l Cent a Day

The Postal Life & Casualty Insur-
ance Co., 1886 Postal Life Building,
Kansas City. Mo, has a new accident
policy for men and women of ages IS
to s5.
1t pays up to $500 if killed, up to 500
a month for dIsaollltv, new surgical bene-
lfts up to 500 for hospital care and
|other benefits that SO many older people
lhaVe wanted.
And the cost is only l cent a day
81 65 wear!
Postal paws Cla lms promptly more than
lone-uuarter million people have BOUGHT
Postal policies This special policy for
older people is proving especially attraC-
tive. No medical eXam!nation-no
SEND NO MONEY NOW ust write us
lvour name address and aee-the name
address and relationship Of your bene.
IaoiarvTBsppqp % We TJll ,f,1G sTnd policy i2r q
Ition Write TODAY
Evening star., 1943-11-08
RungeIond Reseeded
By Plane in Idaho
,y the Associated Press

bS tIIe ASSUCIdCeu PTeSS,
BOISE, Idaho. Nov. 8.-Reseed-
ing sparse rangeland from the air
SO 1t will feed several times as many
cattle is the newest project of the
United States Grazing Service in
Idaho.
Clyde Bryant, flying a specially
designed plane, reseeded a 1000
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Students Fly Service FIoo

BETHLEHEM, Pa. (P,.-An in
specting officer ordered soldier
students at Lehigh University to re-
move a four-star service flag from
their dormitory window. Protested
the students: We'll, sir, there are
four boys in this home in the
service"
Evening star., 1943-11-08

acre burned-over tract in three and
one-half hours flying time.
Kelso Newman, cattleman, said
three men, using heavy tractor
and drill, would require at least 80
days for the Job.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
BEST news
TO MILLIONS

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Evening star., 1943-07-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
JULIAN c. HAMMACK,
Munsey Building "a, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District Of Columbia.
nistration.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia:
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia. Letters testa-
mentsry on the estate of Maedalena Nor
gan. late of the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the. same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber on or be-
fore the Goth day Of June, AID. I944 ;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given
1913 WALTER H MoLING,- 1871 Lanier
Pl. NV, Wash D. C.. t9). (Seall Attest:
VICTOR g. MERSCH Register Of Wills for
the, District OF Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court. 5y13.a0.21.
Evening star., 1943-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

915 Street NV, Washington, D.. C.
TRUSTEES GaINEs SALE OF PRINTING MA
NETS FHS C TYPE, LEAD, TYPEWRiT-
sy rtrtue Of a Chattel Deed of Trust
reg May 8, 1919, as Instrument No.
OF Deeds ofthe District Of Colum5ia and
thereby. the undersigned Trustee vii
BY Public Auction
At The Lawyers Press
626 d Street NV.
T o NJ o r r OW
Wednesday. July 2s, 1913
p, Cemmencing :. O'Clock PM.
kluEs I2xIs Press, No. I5355S, with
lp..H'P; pr...H' A. c; Motor; Heidelberg Ioxi5
Press, with 5-H.P. A. c. Motor and
CINE Control: c. & P. 1Ox15 Press, No.
S2ts5' s5' with 74,H,P. A. c. Motor and
Press, No. B-935, with Is-H.P. a. G.
Motor; Prouty XII Job Press; Multi.
T[apn nmnh hoHIi Duplieator, No. ,.a8455;
rraper Gutter: American Lead and Rule
cutter: Precision Hand Miterer; Inn
GsIIexs GSoSinx stone COMPOSING STICKS. Chases.
Enotype sn5ture Iead Gabinet: dgpe LEAD sIus.;
Typewriter: Specially built neet"nEa direet i@,
t.r wr'se1; ri,s No. S,.cS xS,ioSi;?s; Desk Oak Let
INSPECTION DAY OF SALE
TERMS: CASH. A, T. HoBso&.
Ross o'Donoshue, Attorney. Union
Trust Building, Washington, b. c.
jy22,2427