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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-19
Free Methodist Church

Corner Lowell and St. John SITS.
r c Morell. Pastor.
10 a m.-Sunday School Mrs.
Helen Scharp. superintendent.
II a. Morning worship. Mes
sage by the pastor.
7:30 p. m.-Young peoples serv-
ice. Fathers Day program; Alberta
Scharp. leader
s p. m.-Evangelistic service.
Special singing by the young peo-
pies a cappella chorus.
\ Daily Vacation Bible School
will begin Monday. June 81, with
Miss Mary Tabor as the superin.
tendent.
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Willow Run Evangelical Lutheran
Church

missouri synod
Arthur F. Boyer Pastor.
A F. c. Pfotenhauer. assistant
pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School is con.
Quoted at the Lutheran Service Cen.
ter 23S Spencer Rd. Glasses for
children OF all ages.
1880 a. m Morning service
with sermon. At the present time
our services are conducted at the
Personality Studio, corner y.
Adams and Pearl SITS. or one block
north OF the Post Office.
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tor Of the Of.ce o! war Informa-
ton: Hitler. seems 10 be standing
by the wayside wondering what 10
do
New York Herbert Lehman. d..
rector Of foreign relief and rehabii.
itation We cannot live with So
curi'y In world half rich. halt
pauperlzed.
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STOCKHOLM UP-The Nazs
have outfitted regiments with cap.
tured General Sherman tanks and
are using them in anti-invasion
maneuyers trying 10 find some
weak spots. the Berlin correspond.
ent OF the newspaper Aftonbladet
reported Thursday night.
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First Methodist Church

Walter B. Heyler, Minister.
$3.50 a m.-Church school. Jun.
Tor. intermediate. high school and
adult departments.
l0:45 a. m.-Church School Nurs-
cry, Pre.school Kindergarten. Pri.
mary departments.
lo:45 a Morning service OF
worship. Rev. Joseph Dutton viii
speak on the theme. The Forks
in the Road The Adult Choir will
sing Jesus. Our Lord. We Adore
Thee by James. Mr.. Mallory will
sing, The Lost Chord by Sulli
van. Organ numbers played by Mrs
l.. J. Wilson are: Episode" by
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Christian and Missionary Alliane.

(25 S. Prospect ST.
VI. s. Amstutz. Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School
I a m.-Morning Worship iona.
than Amstutz, son OF the pastor.
will preach.
s p. m.-Prsyer Meeting.
$50 p. m-loung Peoples Hour.
1880 p. Evening Evangelistic
Service
The Gospel Team. a group Of
ministerial students OF Bob Jones
College, Cleveland, Tenn. will take
charge OF both the evening services.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Church OF Christ

Church OF Christ
(505 W. Cross ST.
G Wheeler Uttey, Minister.
10 a, m.-Sunday School.
II a m.-Worship. Sermon sub
ject, Conservation TO Service"
as p. m-Sermon subject.
Salvation and Church Member.
ship.
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ruff School, East Michigan Ave)
6:l5 p. m.-Young Peoples Eel.
lowship Hour.
1880 p. m Song Service and
Evangelistic Message. Speaker.
Robert Cessna OF Bob Jones Col
lege.
THE above services at the Izaab
Walton Hall, AZ n. Huron ST.
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dll SUhi III
Hugo Fenker. Pastor.
Gerhardt Pflueger. vicar: Sister
Margaret Fry, deaconess: Paul I'm
grodt, Sunday School superinten.
dent.
DIS a. m.-Sunday School. Jun
Tor, intermediate and Senior De-
partments. The Primary and Kin
dergarten Departments meeting in
the Sunday School rooms during
the church services.
1880 a. m.-Divine Service. Spe-
cial- Fathers Day Services. Ser
mon subject, Father of Our Faith
ers" The Junior Choir Will Rem.
der the anthem: The Homeland"
by Sullivan. The Senior and Inter
mediate Choirs will render the an
them: Bow Down Thine Ear. by
Bach.
1850 p. m.-Sunday School at the
Spencer School, +. Michigan Ave.
under the auspices of the National
Lutheran Council. Sister Margaret
Fry and Pastor Waino Yloen.
2:l5 p. m.-Divine Service.
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Assembly Of God Church

(420 E. Michigan Ave.
Rev. George Z. Moore. Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Cliff
ford Staplin, superintendent
10 a. m.-Sunday School at the
Spencer School.
II a. m.-Morning Worship and
Children's Service.
s p. m.-Young Peoples Prayer
Service.
GAS p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
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do not know where, or in what
particular condition Of freedom,
imprisonment or servitude Mr..
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Your Health
Salt Essential
to Body Health
in Hot Weather
BY Logan clenosnno, N. o.

THIS ARTICLE is intended TO
be read, marked and inwardly di-
gested at the beginning Of sum-
NOR
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13
Donsko me+ropoIo
Kodoni

Dansko prestolno mesto Ko-
danj ali V danseini Kjobenhavn,
ki je ime prejelo po ''Kaupman-
nahavn", "pristanisce trgovcev'
lei ma zapadni obali otoka See
landa oh Oeresundu in sega ma
severni del otoka Amagerja.
Njegova zgodovina je .polna
velikih dogodkov.
Komaj. ST. jer leta 1874 pridobil
mestne pravice, so ga hanzeati
porusili. Ia usoda ga je doletela
v naslednjem stoletju Sc veckrat
in tudi potem, ko je |. 1445 po-
stale rezidenca, je morale pogo
stoma trpeti zavoljo sovraznih
napadov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13

resijo Albertusa izobcenja in
sramotne smrti. Ko je izginil
"morilec', Sc je stvar nekoliko
ma bolje obrnila. Najyec je po-.
magalo, da Sc je "morilec" pro-
stovoljno oglasil pri notarju in
svoje prve obdolzitve preklical.
Opat Peter je trdil, da SO AL
bertusovi prijatelji osvobodili
"morilca" in ga podkupili, da je
svojo prvo izpoved pred notar-
jem preklical, ali glavne price
nj bilo veG, trditev je stala pro-
tt trditvi, kakor je bill Rowan
uganil, in sodniki MISC vedeli,
kaj bi storili. Zaceli SO popol-
noma novo preiskavo in zasli-
Sail zlasti samostanske ljudi il
Reina, ker SO bill po netarju
LeuWinu izyedei, da ID bill Hmo-
|rilec' pref V samostanu v Rel
MI "a hlapca. Te izpovedi 50 bi-
le "a Hmorilca jako ugodne,
kajti pokazale so, da splph nj
mogel nikdar priti Y dotiko !
Albertusom in da je cloEek, ki
Sc sieer da vporabiti "a marsh
kaj, ali nj sposoben, da hi koga
! zavratno umoril. 1n na podlag
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13
morja, tenavec tudi . Islandijo,
Ameriko in Vzhodno Azijo.
STRAIN 3.

lAoFJa, t6HlVec IuQl 2 l6A8halJO,
Ameriko in Vzhodno Azijo.
Mesto se deli v diva della: sta
70 mesto 2 ozkimi, zavitiIni uli-
cami ma vzhodni strani luke ter
ma jugu OBJ grajskem otoku, ter
novo mesto, XII so ga zgradili
po modernih stavbnih in urha-
nisticnih nacelih.
znamenita je kodanjska vse-
uciliska knjiznica z edinstveno
zbirko rokopisov il nordijskega
kulturnega kroga, a kraljeva
knjiznica obsega skoraj million
knjig. Med kodanjskimi muzeji
je omeniti Thorwaldsenov mu-
zej deli, XII govore 0 umetno-
sti tega velikega danskega XII
parja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13

Svedskemu kralju Karlu X.
pa nj uspelo, da bi mesto |. 1859
zavzel.
Ko je car P avel l. 1900 2
dansko pomocjo hotel zapreti
Vzhodno morje, je Anglia od-
stranila to nevarnost "a svojo
trgovino. Admiral Nelson je /.
1891 napadel Kodanj z velikim
brodovjem in prisilil Dance, da
so sklenili premirje. Isto Sc je
ponovilo 1907, ko je Napoleon
zahteval, maj Danska pristopi k
celinski zapori.
v osemdesetih letih prejsnje-
ga sto1etja je Kodanj postal
moena kopna in pomorska trd-
njava.
Mesto steje danes okrog $780,
900 prebivalcev in je najpo-
membnejse dansko industrijsko
ter trgovinsko mesto. Istocas-
40 je vozlisce "a seelandske ze-
lezniske proge. S trajektom l.
ma zeleznisko zvezo 3 svedskim
mestom Malmojem, preko Gjed-
serja in Warnemuendeja pa z
Berlinom.
Mad Vse zivahen je njegov
ladijski promet, XII nina zvez
samo z vsemi vaznejsimi prista-
nisei Vzhodnega in severnega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13

teh izpovedb je n kViz ci j a
koncno ustanovila vsako posto-
panic prot Albertusu, ces, da
ne more obdolziti opata Petra,
da je res sam v dogovoru z
"morilcem' fingiral poskuseni
zayratni umor, proti Albertusu
pa da nj nikakih dokazov.
In tako iie bill po preteku vec
tednov izpuscen Alhertus il je-
&c, ali opatje so sklenili, da ne
sme nikdar vec zapustiti prista-
We Weinhof pri Gradcu.
Notar LeutWin je. bill moz, XII
ie znal ceniti denar. Nadejal Sc
| je, da dohi cd vojyodinje Viride
lepo nagrado "a svoj trud. Ia
Ivzel sc jes bill res q veliko vne-
mo "a styar in Sc nekaj casa ce-
10 mudi5 Y Gradcu, da pospesi
resitev tie zadeve. Bill je prieu-
Joe, ko je bill Albertl1s izpuscen
Eiz jeoe, IN .kar prestrasil Sc ga
| Eje. 10 ga jei ugledal !: Nekdaj ta-
ko lepi; cvetoci moz, Sc je, bill v
jeei postaral "a dvaiset let. Yes
fsiv potrt in boleher je priael
u jece
Moi dnevi 50 steti, je $
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ttOPATOV
PRAPO
SPISAL FIR. RENEE
SPIsAL FIR. RENEE

ljubim, da ga takoj izpustim,
&c rece, da je sam usel IL samo-
stana, a ker ga je pekla vest,
da bi Sc zgodila Albertusu kri-
vica, je prisel IL lastnega nagi-
ba k vam in vam razodel resni-
co, pogojem, da ga pustite
mirno oditi. MOI stori to rad, vi
napravite potem zapisnik o tenn,
kar vam moz pove. Vec kakor
vam on pove, YAM nj treba We
deti.
Tako pa pojde, je zadovol-
no prikimal notar. Opat Peter
bi potem svoje trdil, Albertus
bi rekel, da je nedolzen = CLAW
ne price bi pa mixer ne bilo,
oziroma imeli bi v rokah memo
prostovoljno izpoved.> Albertusu
Sc potem mic ne more zgoditi.
Zgodilo Sc je >vse tako, kakor
sta Sc domenila Rowan in notar.
Rowan je dal jetniku Sc nekaj
denarja, da je mogel til v drug
kraj, sam pa Sc je vrnil z Matt
jo ma Smreko, cd koder je po-
slal Margaret pisemce, maj u
pa, da DO re V kratkem njen
brat resen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-13

i!

-Da!
- Potem ii pomorem. Ali
pred ysem je. treba da te skri-
vaj spravim liz samostana in ma
varen kraj. Pri samostanskih
wrath paG ne prides ven, torej
DO treha iti eez zid. :.
- Oh, resite me, prosim Vas,
resite me!
- &c 81 govoril resnico, Sc ii
mic hudega ne zgodi; &c pa 81
lagal - potem koncas pod krv-
nikovim mecem! Meni je samo
edino "a pravico in "a resnico
&c 81 tt kriv, bos tt obsojen, &c
je opat kriv, DO obsojen opat!
Zdaj pojdi!
Mozje so zapustili stolpic.
Jetnik ie incl zvezane roke in
cato sta mu morala Rowan in
Malta pomagati, da je prisel
cez zid. Blizu zida je cakal graf
ski hlapec s Smreke S tremi ko-
Mi. Malta je jetnika privezal
ma konja in potem so vsi trije
zdirjali proti Ljubljani.
Danilo Sc je re, ko so prisi do
mestain morali so cakati Sc do
bro uro, predno so sc odprla
mestna vrata. Rowan je z Matt
jo in z jetnikom sci naravnost
V hiso, kjer je stanoval cesar
ski .notar .5Leutwin. Malta in
jetnik sta ostala v vezi. Rowan
pa je dial notarja zbuditi, ker je
hotel najprej MIN govoriti.
Start gospod je bill skrajno pre-
seneeen, ko je videl Rovana V
meniski obleki, a njegovo pre-
senecenje je postalo Sc vecje,
ko je izvedel, kaj Sc je,ibilo
zgodilo. &- :r5 -
- To je grozna hudobija, je
vzkliknil ogoreeno. Nikdar bi ne
mislil, da je ia sladki, ponizani
opat Peter tako prekanjen in
brezsrcen ter sploh zmozen "a
tako hudodelstvo. Stvar je "a
Albertusa ma vsak naein skraj-
no nevarna. Albertus je znan
kot clovek, XII Sc ne ustrasi no.
benega nasilstva, Peter pa We
liza "a vzornega postenjaka. Kaj
pomaga, &c vas jetnik sedaj tu-
di pove, da ga je opat Peter
podkupil? Ce ostane opat prl
svoji trditvi,. jetnik pa pri
svoji, Sc DO le opatu verjelo, ne
temu hlapcu in reklo Sc DO NOR
da tudi, da so jetnika pregovo-
rili in podkupili tisti, XII 50 ga
skrivaj odpeljali iz zatiskega
samostana.
- JAZZ, je dejal Rowan, sem 81
stvar tako-le mislil: Jetniku oh
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trpkim usmevom dejal notarju,
ko je zapazil njegovo zacude-
ME. Igral sem veliko vlogo in jo
zaigral.
Notar mu je povedal, ma kak
nacin Sc je posrecilo ga obva-
rovati sramotne smrti in Alber-
tus Sc nj mogel naeuditi, da Sc
ina Rovanu zahvaliti "a resi-
tev.
(Konec prihodnjic:)
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W..

Notar Leutwin je sproti po-
rocal Rovanu O vseh korakih,
XII jih je storil, da osvobodi biv-
Sega opata Albertusa, a stvar
nj sla tako gladko kakor sta 81
mislila. Opat Peter je ze bill do
segel, da je zacela inkvizicija
preiskavo proti Albertusu in 81
GER zaradi poskusenega zavrat-
mega umora ma duhovniski ose-
bi. Ia podlago sta sluzili izpo-
vedi opata Petra in izpoved ma
jetega "morilca'. Albertusovi
,prijatelji, ma eelu jim dezelni
glavar grof Celjski, so bill silno
pobiti in MISC cisto mic upali, da
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Ma levi strani se Joe Gordon XII e pra naprauI "hoe
r 1913 ser 6ampijonstvo IN spud Chandler desno
Yankee ptcher 6esttao eden drugema potem ko e nu
sknpna pridobilo gro Ma des sa se pr poset-
ki svetovme serie sogomea in scer Gordon Roberts Ba-
more, Md George Kopa, Cairton Pa Barney Evas Haml
tom, Canada; IN Mrs. Peter Borosa Steeton, Pa. 80
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81 .
in uhaanoer
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TIE DANISH STATE TRIMMING VESSEL DaRt1AARK- INA
US. PORT WHEN DENMARK WAS OCCUPIED HER CAPTAIN
kaup HANSEN. VOLUNTEERED HER SERVICES Aeaissr
The AXIS. COMMISSIONED 70 THE US COAST GUARD,
ne AND HIS OFFICERS HAVE BEEN TRAINING
AMERICAN OFFICER cANDlpAresaI THE RATE OF 200
a MONTH SINCE LHE US eNrsREp TAs WAR; :.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
of living? Buy bond as your own
expression of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Finland Reported
Making Peace Moves
Argentine Press Tells
Of Rumuniun FeeIers
BY the Associated Press,

by ne Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, March 31.-The
newspaper Critica reported last
night that Finland and Rumania are
putting out peace feelers through
diplomatic channels here.
While this report and another
published by La Prensa brought no
immediate confirmation from the
Argentine Foreign Office, it was
learned that the Argentine govern
ment had received information from
its diplomatic representative in
Europe that Rumania was greatly
concerned over the military sit
uation on the eastern front.
According to these official reports
supplied by Rumanian sources, Ru-
mania has lost more than half her
electives in the war with Russia
and sees no prospect of any improve
ment in the difficult situation.
La Prensa said earlier that news
arriving here through reliable chan
nels disclosed that the governments
Of some foreign countries collabo-
rating with the Axis were worried
by the present course of the war.
Roberto Cache, Undersecretary of
Foreign Affairs, said, I'VE have no
news of the existence of any peace
movement in Buenos Aires" while
the Rumanian Charge dAffaires,
Radu Coutzardia, denied he was
making peace soundings which
might lead to the elimination of his
government from the war.
In the Finnish Legation there was
no conflrmat ton of Critica's report,
and Minister Milo Orasmass.
reached in Montevideo, where he
also is accredited as Finnish Min
lster, denied any knowledge of the
reported peace negotiations.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Farm Draft
Continued From First Page )

IN industry will be urged" by the
draft boards to return to dairying.
1T is not deemed wise that this be
done at this time because within the
last 10 days there has been a back
to-the-farm movement due to the
Tydlngs amendment giving farmers
a preferred draft deferment status)'
said a memorandum supplied by the
President.
Two OF the programs seven points
provide for former dairy workers
above 38 years-including those over
IS and therefore exempt from the
draft-to be urged" to return to
dairying in areas where such work
ers are needed.
Two Courses Given.
County farm) war boards in short
age areas have been directed by Mr.
Davis to obtain the names Of these
men from local draft boards, and:
l. If they are over As, merely urge
their return to dairy FARMS
2. If they are between 38 and As.
In non-deferable jobs, and have
experience either as general farm
workers or dairy workers, join with
the local draft boards in urging"
them to return to deirying
Just what stimulus this would give
the 38-45 group was obscure in view
OF the fact that drafting of men of
that age was halted last December
5 by request of the War Department,
and with presidential approval.
Another provision authorizes dairy
farmers to take conscientious objec-
tors who have been relieved of draft
liability. The memorandum said
there are 500 experienced dairy
workers in this class and an addi-
tional 300 qualified by general farm
work, all now available"
The Army, under the program, is
to stop granting outright discharges
after today in releasing overage
men and to transfer them to inactive
status in the Enlisted Reserves,
where they will continue to be sub
ject to Army orderA
Transfers Only on Request.
The transfers will be granted only
when the men request them to
enter agriculture or essential indus
try and the Manpower Commission,
which operates through draft boards
and the United States Employment
Service, furnishes a statement that
some employer wants them released
The provision that men so re-
leased may be recalled to active duty
on the commissions request ap-
peared designed to curb absentee
ism and unauthorized job-quitting
The President also disclosed that
two other moves are contemplated
to relieve the farm labor. shortage
1t is proposed to organize a land
army Of college students, high school
students and volunteer workers who
have had some farm experience and
can help harvest the crops this year,
and also to import agricultural work
ers from the Bahamas, Jamaica and
Mexico.
The Chief Executive discussed the
broad plans at press conference
after meeting earlier in the day for 4
general survey of the farm situation
with Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Wickard and the
leaders OF major farm organizat tions.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

After members of the latter group
told newsmen they had urged that
Mr.. Davis be given full authority
over food prices, the President was
asked about the subject, and he
indicated that he did not look with
favor on the idea.
President Avoided Subject.
A reporter asked if this proposal
Was discussed, and Mr.. Roosevelt
said the farm leaders would not be
so dumb. One of this farm group,
unwilling to be quoted by name, said
several efforts were made to raise
the question, but it was not discussed
because Mr.. Roosevelt always
changed the subject. Secretary
Wickard's authority over farm prices
was subordinate to that of Sta
bilization Director Byrnes.
The farm leaders were Edward A.
ONeal, president of the american
Farm Bureau Federation; James
G. Patton. president of the Ma
tional Farmers Union; Albert S
Goss, master of the National
Grange, and Ezra T. Benson, presi-
dent of the National Council of
Farmer Co-operatives.
Mr.. ONeal, Mr.. Goss and Mr..
Benson all have contended that
Mr.. Davis will operate under a
handicap unless he has full au-
thority over farm prices.
During the day, the War Man
power Commission and the Agri-
culture Department appealed Jointly
to workers in various phases of food
production to remain on their Jobs.
The statement was issued, it was
announced, to correct a mistaken
impression among some of these
workers that they we're not i'm
portant to the war program.
Farm Income Studied.
Meanwhile. the price control ques-
ton was pressing one at the Agri-
culture Department. Officials of the
Food Production Administration, an
agency transferred from Mr.. Wick
ard to Mr.. Davis by the President,
are debating steps to provide farm
ers greater returns for such vital
crops as soybeans and peanuts for
vegetable oil, potatoes dry beans
and peas, sugar beets and canning
crops.
Mr.. Wickard had offered farmers
$lOO, 900 900 in incentive payments
for such crops, but the farm organi-
zatlons and the congressional farm
bloc successfully opposed the pro-
gram, contending it subjected farm
ers to Government subsidies at
time when consumers were finan-
cially able to pay higher prices.
Failure to get the incentive funds
raised the question of whether the
food administrator should take steps
to get higher price ceilings on
these war crops.
Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
of living? Buy bond as your own
expression of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Reno and Tahoe City
Shaken by Earthquake

DIV NE Associated Press.
RENO. March 31,-A sharp earth
quake shook Reno and vicinity yes
terday. Tahoe City, Calf, also felt
the shock
The University of Nevada said it
was OF such intensity that it threw
the stilus of the recording
mechanism of the schools seismo-
graph. No damage was reported.
The seismograph recorded the
quake at 2:O8 pm.
Seismologists at Santa Clara Uni
versity estimated the epicenter was
IN the area Of Mono Lake, 100 miles
southeast Of Tahoe City and just
east of Yosmite National Park.
War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

ing of agricultural workers from
the Bahamas and Jamaica. These
English h-speaking workers will help
in the East where needed. Mr..
Davis is not yet prepared to an
nounce his plans, but in a business
like way will provide for bringing
in Mexican workers in the South
west, and, most important, for the
organization of land army of COL
lege students, high school students
and volunteer workers who have
had some farm experience and can
help harvest the crops this year.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Famous TripIets Knit

Britain's most famous triplets,
Faith, Hope and Charity, otherwise
known as Mrs. Charles Thackery of
Bispham, and Mrs. Henry Watson
and Mrs. William Remington of
Skipton, recently celebrated their
85th birthday anniversary by knit
ting for the forces.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Cubun Attuche Denies
MonsIoughter Charge
e, tie Associated Press.

EN TIE HSSOCIaIPU fTeSS,
MIAMI. Fla, March 3l-Dr
Adolfo E. de Aragon. attached to
the Cuban Consulate here, pleaded
innocent yesterday to charge of
manslaughter in connection with a
traffic death.
The Criminal Court case followed
the fatal injury of Isaac Kaminsky
70. in an automobile accident JAN
uary 26.
DR.. De Aragon's hearing was post
poned until his attorney, Vincent
Giblin, returns from New Orleans
where he is appearing in court.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

100000 pounds of peanuts, $4,000
pounds of coffee and 10000 pounds
of sugar.
F. H. Hoffman, president of the
firm, estimated damage at about
$4,000. Cause of the blaze was not
determined.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Coffee and Sugar Lost
In Warehouse Fire

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 81
Fire swept the Andrus- Scofield Co.
warehouse last night, destroying