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Evening star., 1943-05-21
OLIVE b. LACY, Attorney,
Colorado Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
, united States for the District of Column
CTS Gloria Parama Vaughn. Defendant
NO. sO-1he object of this suit is to
snnni marriage, plaintiff being under age
Is this tn day of May 1913. ordered
,nat the defendant. Francis Gloria Parama
tered herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive of sundays and legal holidays
occurring after the day of the first publi-
catlon OF this order; otherwise the cause
WI be proceeded with as in case of de-
Iauit PROVIDED. CODY OF this order be
puonsheo once week for three successive
snd the Evening Star before said day IS
EDWARD {. EICHER, Chief Justice. seal
ALLeSt: CHARLES f. STEWART, Clerk By
HILDA MARIE GOWEN. Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Where and When
Current Theoter Attroc tions
and Time Of Showino

Stage.
National-"The Merry Makers"
vaudeville show: tonight at $50.
Capitol-"My Friend Flicka," a
boy and his horse: IL am. 1:45,
4:3o, ITO and s:55 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, 3:35, $40 and 9:O5
pm.
Columbia-"S Slightly Dangerous.
definitely blond and lovely: l1:2o
am, 1:2o, 1925, $50, 7:35 and e:4o
pm.
Earle-"More the Merrier," two
men and girl in Washington: IL
am. l:45, 4:30. 7:20 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: ITO, 4, e:45 and 9:25
pm.
Keiths-"This Land Is Mine g
what liberty means to many: ll:l5
am, 1:20, 800, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35
pm.
Little-"Ball OF Fire" comic do
lngs by Stanwyck and Cooper: II
am, 1:05, 3:05, Sis, 7:25 and Gao
pm.
Metropolitan-"Ha Happy Go Lucky
Mary Martins musical: II am.
l:lO, 3:15, 5:25. 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Palace - Hello, Frisco, Hello
Alice Faye in the plush era: AS
am ais, 4:45. tbs and 9:40 pm.
Pix-"I Walked With a Zombie ,
Frances Dee keeping company: 2
4;30, $50 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

je prekinila Helena, skocivsi k
decku, XII bi bill malone omahnil,
- temu otroku je slabo
= Sal res Antonine, po-
klicite koga in odvedite tega
otroka V boInico.
- Ali mi dovolite -oditi z
MIN, gospo dravnatelj?
Kmalu je decek pocival na
sVeze postlani postelji v bolni-
ci, pogreznjen V trdno spanie.
Oh postelji je sedela mlada da-
ma in pazila, da bi bolni decek
nicesar ne SogreSal. Ko Sc ie
pa prepriGala, da mu nicesar ne
manjka, Sc je ozrla mani in "a
sepetala:
- Zdaj jo star dvanajst let
kakor tale tn Boze, ohrani
mi gal Kaj neki Sc je zgodilo Z
MIN V teh dolgih letih?
In odSla je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

@daT ELnaD3l.L s n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
Kako slisati
glasove in godbo
pofor
nNARAVnEGA P0SLUHA"

Poslu5ajte, kako je nov izbolj5an
AUREX pripomooek poyrni1 radost po-
sluha, nudil 25 odstotkov $ir5i obscg
glasov in godbe, kot pa kateri drugi
navadni instrument. Ta prip0mocek je
bill izpopolnjeh 20 ameriSEem pionir~
skem laboratoriju S majIlnimi high
fidelity vacuum radio tudi." Ia nov
AUREX priponlocek je Odcbren Pc
koncilu anleriSke zdravstVene organiza-
CHE "a fizicno terapijo.
Kot. ocala, je nov izbclj5aa AUTJz22----
pripomocek znanstveIlo Unerjcn in IL
deIan "a sleherni slu6aj posebej. Jc
tako lahak in n1ajhen, da Sc kctz22
2aYedate, Ga ga innate. Oparira Sc g.
pray lahko in cena za rabo je ni2:<a
"A" baterije 81 lahlzo naoavite Y Eaterl~
koli trgovini. PTiponaoCek ja Ea2h
ozirjh pismeno jamGen. Kupi Sc g
lahkO na odpIacila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

jejo tvoji starsi.
Deeek je povesil glavo, stisnil
zobe in podvojil ihtenje. In
spektor je namignil redarju, XII
je prijel decka "a roko in ga od-
vedel V sosedno sobo. Tu ie ze
cakal MOI, XII mu je nitro pre-
iskal zepe.
- Tega decka pa gotovo MISC
privedli sem zato, ker je izropal
Francosko banko, - je dejal
moz nizrocil decka drugemu
moz in izrocil decka drugemu
zenj kljucev.
- Pojdi menoj, - mu je
dejal drugi MOI.
Odvedel ga je ma pokrito,
asfaltirano dvorisce, kjer ie
skakalo trideset deckov V sto-
rosti cd TIC let.
~ Bill je V jeci. In spomnil Sc je
Vsega, kar mu je pravil nekoc
Panoufle jetnisnicah.
Tu Sc clovek torej seznani Z
Vlomilci in morilci, tn Sc kujejo
nacrti "a move vlome in ropar-
ske napade.
In znova je zaplakal. Obenem
mu je sinila V glavo drzna mi
sci. Bill je Bretonec. Po babici
je bill podedoval ponosno svoje-
glavnost, XII postane pod goto-
Vimi pogoji lepo cuvstvo pogu-
ma in plemenite nepopustl j.
Vosti.
- V jeci! - je zamrmral
sam pri sebi. - Te sramote
nisem zasluzil. - Toda cetudi
me bodo drzali tn nekaj dni,
ne spregoVorim q nikOmur niti
besedice. Ne povem jim, kako Sc
pisejo tt lopovi, XII jih nocem
vec videti
Vsi tovarisi V jeci so sc mu
zdeli ostudni. Niti najstare isl
81 MISC drznili siliti vanj Z ne
okusnimi salami. ze cez nekaj
ur so namrec vsi spoznali, koga
imajo med seboj.
Zvecer so mu dali JEST, pa
nj hotel. Spati je moral S tova-
risi V skupni spalnici, zelo niz-
XII, zatohli sobi, kamor ja priha-
jal zrak samo skozi okenca pod
stropom.
Preisakva nj dosegla zazeljo-
mega uspeha. Decek je trdovrat-
no molcal tudi pred preisko-
valnim sodnikom. Kot dober
psiholog je sodnik kmalu spo-
znal, da nina pred seboj niti
hinavca, niti laznjivca. DeCkova
usoda ga je zanimala in priza-
deval 81 je, da bi ga Clm pref
izpustili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

Sc danes po5Jjite "a 5yezpLocn:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

- Morda ii bo pa znal 60
spod komisar razvezati jerk, -
je dejal smeje. - Dotle:j pa v
luknjo z MIN.
Redar je odprl tezka vrata in
potisnil decka V tesno, mracno,
vlazno sobico S trdim leziscem
OBJ stem.
Ma postelji, zbiti il desk, je
glasno smrcal pijanec. skripa-
ME vrat ga je zdramilo.
- Glej, glej, otroka mi po-
siljajo, da mi ne DO dolgcas, -
je zamrmral. - Lezi k meni,
da me ne bo zeblo.
Decek je prestraseno kriknil
in vrata so Sc takoj zopet od-
prla. Pijanec Sc je vzravnal ma
postelji in njegov zivalski obraz
je bill tako gnusen, da je mad
zornik razumel deckovo grozo.
Dovolil mu je oditi.
-Lezi tn na odejo k redarju,
XII te je privedel, - je dejal
decku.
In yrata pijanceve celice so Sc
zopet zaloputnila.
Proti poldnevu so spravili
Milcka po brezuspesnem zasli-
sevanju V policijski voz in ga
odpeljali V sodne zapore.
-Kako sc piSes? - so ga
vpraSali tam.
- Claude.
- Drugega imena nimas?
- Ne, gospod.
- Koliko 81 star?
- Ne VEN, gospod.
- Tvoje bivalisce? Kje imas
OCeta in mater?
- Ne vem, gospod.
In decek je bridko zaplakal.
Bal Sc sicer nj, sal nj bill storil
nikomur mic zalega, toda te
mracne- stene, ii strogi obrazi in
ia osorna vpraSanja so ga bila
tako zbegala, da Sc je yes tre-
sci. .....
Bill je trdno preprican, da ga
ii strogi gospodje ne bodo kaz-
novali, SAP ga MISC imeli "a kaj,
a vendar mu je bilo nekam Gu
dino tesno pri srcu.
Solze ii ne bodo pray mic po-
magale, - je dejal Inspector.
- Povej rajsi, kje stanujejo
tvoji starSi in kaksen je tvoj
poklic.
Sem brez poklica, - je
odgovoril decek nitro, - prise
gam pa, gospod, da bi rad de-
lal in bill poSten. Povejte mi,
kaj maj pocnem. Ubogal vas
Eom, priden bonn -.
- POyei mi torej, kje stanu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
Mrs. Ruth Cheney
Stree+er

Major r. C. Streeter IL Nor
ristos0no, N. Jy je nace1nica Sen-
skega oddelko morimskega sbo-
TO.
Preiskovalni sodnik Sc je pa
zanimal "a deckovo usodo in ie
poskrbel, da SO poslali Milcka V
otrosko kazensko kolonijo ma
kmete, V Moisselles. Deckovo
srce je kar poskakovalo cd We
selja. Zdaj Sc mu nj biIo treba
vec bait, da bi sreCal Slinaka.
Med potjo mu je paznik pra-
vii o zivljenju V koloniji, da no.
dijo otroci vsako nedeljo ma IL
prehod, da jih je ravnateli,
star stotnik, voja5ko organizi-
raj, da imajo svoj pevski zbor
'n o'ioi. -" Je Ai'lJenJe Aolo-
4"'i piiJe'l'o'
-. al! 30 uce o'locl ' holo-
ny 'o"l 'i,"'l Je Fpra7"l
"7'0N p"A'l1N"'
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- w. kl Sc taho zahihla'e ID "
nase otfohe' W. n, 4, yam pLaHl-
10 ooofa soSpa' ooS'e eo'0
Vo pflzilall' Se'eoa &c n!Vs"'
ooraZ ne laze' Ga st raAllAuJe <
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
BrezplaGaa poizkuSnja,
al kniiga

Ma vaSenlu donu ali loEal1eI1
uadu druabe, yam DO j2urjen teh1Ilz
nUdu znanstveno preiz.zujljC ' posl1lll,
brez bolecin. V teku 10 minUta1 innate
rckord Va5ih pomanjEijiyostL p1aluaa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29


Decek je bill opetoyano pri-
pravljen peyedati sodniku vse
pc praWci, pa ga -je nekaj "a
drzalo. y
- &c povem, kdo sta moi oce
in matt, - 81 je mislil, - ju
DO sodnik zaslisal in njuni zlo-
cini pridejo ma dan. To bi bilo
podlo. Ne, molcal bonn!
Tako je bill sodnik prisiljen
podpisati obsodbo. Naslednjega
dne so prepeljali decka "a
prtem vozu v kaznilnico "a mia
doletne obsojence. Kaznilnica
ina petsto cello in V vsaki je
zaprt po en- otrok, preventive
aretiran in obsojen ali pa zaprt
ma prosnjo starsev samih. Vsak
otrok ina svoje delo. Samo Mil
cku MISC dale nobenega.
Yes dan in vso noe ie bill sam
V celici, XII jo je paznik zjutraj
odprl, da je lahko odsel ma dvo-
risce, kjer Sc je drugimi OBJ
sojenci izprehajal, ne da bi s
kom govoril.
Potem SO ga pa zopet odvedli
nazaj v samotno celico in do
osmih zvecer, ko so sli vsi spat,
nj videl razen paznika 1--WE du-
Sc, niti slisal cloveskega glasu.
Zaprt je bill V grobu, Sc stra-
hotnejsem Cd groba, kjer poci-
vajo mrlici, kajti "a mrtve lju-
di molijo, "a mimi pretekajo
solze in Jim nosijo roze.
Mnogi start obsojenci malo-
ne zblazne, &c jim bivanje V ten
straSnih celicah malo podalj-
sajo.
Ubogi decek je bill strt. Ia
man je razmisljal vse dodge dni
in precute noci, kaj je zakri-
vii, da so ga zaprli, NIGGA, dva-
najstletnega otroka. Sam pri Sc
bi ie Dripominial:
- Otroka, XII ina dobro srce
in XII hoce ostati vse zivljenje
posten.
Edini odgovor ma to obupno
vprasan.e SO bile solze, XII jih je
pretakal po cele dni in noci.
In prisli SO napadi >besnosti,
divje, the besnosti, XII je paznik
nj mogel slisati, XII pa je poga-
njala decku vso kri V glavo in
ga dusila. Slednjic Sc ga je po-
lastil obup in groza. Njegove
nuke SO bile neznosne.
Tenn slabse! Maj Sc zgodi
karkoli - bill je re pripravljen
izdati Slimaka in njegove pal
dase. PoVe vse, kar We Nth.
PoVe tudi, kaj je videl in sli5al
usodne noci V Moisdonu. Nor
da ga potem izpuste, morda DO
zopet Videl Claudineta.
Trdno je sklenil povedati vse.
Toda nslednjega dine 81 je 20
pet premislil. Bilo bi nedostoj-
TO ovaditi oGeta in mater. Ne,
tega pod nobenim pogojem lie
stori.
Nekega dne je pri$el ponj voz
in ga odpeljal V sodno palace.
Vstopil je V majhno, mracno
dvOrano, ker je stala na strait
mestna garda.
Okrog NIGGA SO bill mozje in
zene odvratpe zunanjosti. Cakal
je dobro uro. Sele potem SO Sc
cdprla vrata.
Poklicali SO ga.
Vojak ga je prijel Ia roko in
posadil ma klop. Pred MIN 50
sedeli trije crno obleceni mozje.
Cledali so ga tako, da ga je po-
stalo kar strah. Decek je takoj
spoznal, da tenn mozen ne sme
lagati. In sklenil je molcati.
Cetrti, tudi crno obleceni MOI
je vstal in spregovoril nekaj
besed. Decek nj razumel, kaj je
rekel.
Cutil je "a seboj mnogo lju-
di, XII SO "a radovedno gledali.
- Drago dete, - je sprego-
voril crno obleceni moz V sredi-
nj, - opusti slednjic molk. h
so oa takO trdOvratnO drZiS- PO-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
Mali oglasi
AVtOnlObii

kupim, ako ga innate naproda5.
Poklicite Henderson $40, ali
pa Sc zglasite ma 1864 E. II st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-10-01
TURKEY GRADING
SCHOOL TO BE
IN GREAT FALLS

Prospective graders and turkey pro-
ducers will receive special instruction
in turkey grades and grading methods
at "shcooP to be held at the Park
hotel, Great Falls, on October and 5,
according to an announcement by Will
liam A. Allan, state supervisor of the
Food Distribution Administration.
Sponsored by the Food Distribution
Administration in cooperation with
the Extension Service, the school will
provide training for graders who wish
to obtain federal-state licenses, and
instruction for producers who desire
to learn about grading so that they
may take advantage of official cell
ing prices which are based on federal
grades.
Student graders attending tn e
school will be taught by practical
methods They will attend lectures
and discussions on the preparation of
birds for market and later in the
course will be given an opportunity
to do actual grading themselves under
the supervision of specialists
Students must pass rigid exami-
nation to obtain license for grading.
Once licensed, the grader works I'M
der supervision of federal-state au-
thorities in each state.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-10-01
Federal Land BANKS
Fight INITIATION

1.-THE Federal Land Banks are not
going to follow inflationary land
prices with higher loan values that
can only lead to agricultural distress
at some later date" according to w.
E. Rhea, land bank commissioner of
the Farm Credit Administration.
"Other institutional lenders-insur-
ance> companies, mortgage loan COM
panies and bankers-are quite largely
following the same course" he says.
"The one place where the solid front
against initiation is in danger of being
broken is in loans being made by in
diyiduals.
Many individuals are selling farms
and taking mortgages for unpaid bal
ances often equal and sometimes ac-
tually exceeding the normal value of
the property. Others, seeking en-
ployment of funds at better interest
rates than government bonds return,
are competing with other lenders by
offering larger loans on farm proper
ties than sound judgment dictates"
Since 1884, Commissioner Rhea eX-
plains, land bank loans have been
based on normal agricultural values
generally speaking, values which re-
fleet the earning power of farms on
the basis of average yields and NOR
NAL" prices of farm products.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-10-01
In the Wind
IN WASHINGTON

1t looks like wheat and cotton crop
insurance will be restored (. pos
sibly a few other crops added, such
as corn, tobacco and perhaps rice
War risk crop insurance is possible,
in which case soybeans, flax and pea
nuts would be in the picture.
Incentive payments on potatoes are
very much in prospect for 1914. 4.
Congress isn't likely soon to lift the
gag clamped on AAA and USDA War
Board informal ton, nor is VIA likely
to press for it. VIA isn't salts
fled with farm program information
being handled in dozen different
ways by 4S Extension Services, but
it's afraid to ruffle the feathers of a
tempermental congress.
Farmers Union will put the heat on
Washington about Extensions promo
tional work for Farm Bureau in the
South, where it's most fragrant, until
Washington does something about
it.
You can expect plenty of come up
in this congress on government con-
troll of transportation. Debate will
center on Senator Wheelers bill to
separate railroads and bus lines.
It's a new phase of the old fight to
limit or control monopoly.
OPA will extend its price ceilings
on potatoes to cover the late crop.
Fewer farm machinery items will be
rationed next year. (. Industry will
have virtually a free hand in dis
tributing so per cent of production
for IA; 20 per cent reserve will be
distributed under WFA-War Board
control. e. Before long OPA will an
nounce price ceilings of $1.66 bushel
on soft wheat, based on Chicago-St
Louis markets. VIA will ask
farmers to plant the largest crop acre
age in history in 1944.-Spade.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-10-01
farm BLOC"
ORGANIZATIONS
Fight WLB

WASHINGTON. - Blandly evadine
the issue of maintaining steady food
for victory production the California
Packing Corporation ("Del Monte
brandt together with several farm
bloc" organization, contended at a
War Labor Board hearing yesterday
that the board cannot take jurisdic-
ton over the labor dispute case on
it's Rochelle and DeKalb, ILL.,, farms.
The union involved is the United Can
merry, Agricultural Packing and Allied
Workers of America, CIO
The dispute arose when the COM
pany refused to recognize the farm
. workers who organized with the can
merry workers into UCAPAWA-CIO
late last year. Since then, NLRB
elections have been held in the Roch-
ellie and DeKalb canneries and con-
tracts negotiated.
The farm workers, numbering some
$50 year-round workers, are seeking
curity, grievance settlement machin-
cry, seniority, wages and hours and
other working conditions.
1.-THE issue in this case is clear"
UCAPAWA President Donald Hender-
son testified. 'If the board does not
will be prevented from working at top
efficiency on a vital war job. Those
who oppose WLB jurisdiction are in
effect advocating a strike, since they
offer no alternative means of settling
this dispute peacefully"
Preston B. Kavanagh, Cal PAX law
yer was rebuked by WLB Chairman
William H. Davis, when he asserted
that the no-strike pledge did not con-
Germ agriculture. Davis explained to
him that the no-strike pledge is the
national policy of the United States
as well as of organized labor, de-
signed to insure uninterrupted produc-
ton during this time of national peril
Cutting through the corporation
lawyers arguments that the WLB has
no jurisdiction over agricultural labor
because they are excluded from Wag-
llSl ACT pIOI6CIlOI, DdNlS odlu IOul
argument that it is forbidden by the
Wagner act does not impress me at
all; no one in this country can ques-
ton the right of workers to bargain
collectively"
The question at issue is, should
the board do anything about this
dispute" Davis said
Cal Pak's fight against the union
is a typical last ditch stand against
collective bargaining, CLIO counsel Lee
FRESHMAN pointed out at the hearing.
81 was startled at the similarity
between the way Kavanagh put the
case and the arguments of Republic
Steel fighting MIRA" he said
Pointing out that Cal PAX is a big
canning corporation whose stock is
traded on the New York Stock Elk
change, Pressman showed that Cal
PAX is no ordinary farmer, but
large-scale corporation employer
whose workers are faced with prob
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being abused because they were black
or because they were of the negro
race. My son did the same as |
would have done, because / have
taught him that America is the home
of the free regardless of race or color.
If this were Hitler's Germany, know
there would be no need to write you
because l would be ignored. But this
is America - and my son is in the
Army to fight to destroy the brutal
racial theorists of the Fascist war
monsters, and yet my son is being
punished for fighting the same type
Of theorist here at home.
Defends Son-Pleads for Justice,
Confident of United Nations Victory
my son spoke the truth-has the
truth no virtue? Is the truth not to
be given justice? He said nothing in
secret. He made his complaints con-
corning the treatment of negroes at
every staff meeting.
"Mr President: In the name of
democratic justice; in the name of
the sacred honor of our Constitution;
in the defense of your Announced
principles for which my son and mil
lions of others are giving their lives,
and in honor to the great God whom
this Christian nation purports to
serve, please order an immediate re-
view of my son, Alton Levy's case,
and let justice be done. Let it ont
be said that the United States Army
is no different than the Nazi hordes
which we fight.
with full confidence in you and
an ultimate victory of the United Ma
tions, l remain"
Respectfully yours,
(s) MORRIS M. LEVY.
simultaneously with the release of
Mr.. Levys letter by the office of the
Workers Defense League, at 112 e.
10 St., New York City, A Philip RAN
dolph, Willard S. Townsend, William
M. Agar, Laurence T. Hosie, Nathan
iel NJ. Minkoff H. L. Binsse, and Nor
ris Milgram national secretary of the
WDL, sent $4,000 letters to liberal
Americans calling for letters to Presi-
dent Roosevelt on the Levy case.
They also called for donations to help
free Levy and announced that this
lis our opening gun" in the fight to
end U. S. Army jim crow
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indications point to successful termi-
nation of the campaign, even though
Minnesota and the Dakotas fell short
in their scrap campaign last spring.
Focal point of the drive, which will
continue for six weeks is the ''Vic-
tory Scrap Bank" which will be a
local community activity, to which
will be brought scrap iron and steel
collected from residents. Stress also
is being laid on the gathering up of
farm scrap, with half the regional
quota expected to be made up of dis
carded iron and steel farm machinery,
parts or equipment Salvage workers
are seeking an average of half ton
of scrap from each farm.
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SCRAP COLLECTION
DRIVE TO START

MINNEAPOLIS The prosaic, but
mighty important, subject of scrap
will come forcibly to the attention of
Mr.. and Mrs. Northwest this week in
the opening of a drive to collect $780,
900 tons of scrap iron and steel, I'M
told pounds of waste fats and tin
cans by the carload for the war effort.
War Production Board officials,
who are cooperating with salvage Of
ficials in every county and community
of Minnesota, North and South Da-
kota and Montana, said preliminary