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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-21

ten his lodges record Of n
consistencies and partisanshIp H.
dictates that he attacked the IreaY
Of Versailles, largely. if not pr
marty, because Of his antipat1y
for Wilson. "
So the Senate took up the league
covenant, paragraph by paragraph
The speeches exposed the fears
felt by the senators opposing. Ii
was feared the league would Ell
danger the Monroe Doctrine II
was pointed out that the BRUSH
members, together, had six woes
% our one. Some one wanted u
know, if Ireland rebelled aga'A'.
England, would we have to SEM
American troops to fight the E'sa'
Some saw the league dominated o5
kings, some by the Vatican, al"
Reed feared dominance by Tux
worlds colored people.
1t was article ten which 60. l''
dless-parade attack. That was l''
section in which the league "9'
committed to attempts 10 s-9y
wars. The article merely sad a-'
league council would advise oF
on means to prevent aggresslons
But on the senate floor speaAe9
saw American boys being rusas1
off to defend unknown spots
the globe.
Oddly enough, although the e@
que never did call out an amy .
to implement the clause. so-a-s-'
ct many nations. today, have Is,
us with names l."
"Guadalcanal" and "Surabay3.
This debate went on until seq .
TENDER, 1919, when Wilson becaI'
SO worried over sentiment in "'
country that he took the roal.
He was So. worn out from The wa
and the peaue conference, ouI
against doctors advice, he NAV.
81 speeches in % days, the laS' q.
Pueblo, Colo, Sept. %, 1919. .
lis train pulled through WicA''
Kan, he was too sick to 90 Oh.
The league covenant -i'aN
Continued on Page Eight
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-21
Our Chief Aim
To aid in every way the prosecu-
ton of the war to complete Vic
tory.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY

If you and 1 today
Should stop and lay
Our life work down. and let our hands fall
where they will
Fall down to lie quite still;
And if some other hand should come and
stoop to find
The threads we carried, SO that it could
wind,
Beginning where it stopped; if it should
come to leep
Our life work going; seek
To carry on the good design
Distinctiyely made yours or mine,
What would it find?
r. Of C. w.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-21
Fair Enough

Editors Note.-The Star and the News accepts
responsibility for the personal views Of Mr.. Pegier.
ind often disagree with them much a. many OF
his readers. His articles the good purpose Of
making people think
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Air Hero Pat Cecchini
Home From Middle East

Staff Sergt. Maurice Pat Gee
chini, prominent in sports circles
here as one-time Golden Gloves
champion, was back in Washington
today after hundreds of hours of
combat flying in the Middle East,
which earned him the Air Medal,
DISTINGUISHED Flying Cross and
Oskleaf Cluster.
He is staying with his brother Leo
at 1914 Gales street NE.
Sergt. Cecchini entered the Army
In August, 194l, taking leave of
absence from his position at the
National Savings g. Trust Co. The
War Department announced in
April, when he received the Flying
Cross, that he was one of 134 officers
and enlisted men of the 9th Army
Air Force decorated for outstanding
achievements.
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Further Discussions
On Capital Transit's
Hiring Scheduled
Conferees Refuse to
Comment on Yesterdays
Effort for Solution

Further informal discussion over
the disputed issue of the Capital
Transit Co.'S hiring policies and its
alleged discrimination against Ne
gro operators on streetcars and
buses will be continued by leaders
concerned, it was apparent today.
The problem was under consid-
Grafton for about two hours yester-
day in the Office of RAINY B. Desch-
ner, area manpoWer director. At
the meeting were Mr.. Deschner, J..
G. Bigelow, president of the Transit
Workers Union, AFL; E. D. Merrill,
president of the transit company,
and Lawrence w. Cramer, executive
secretary of the Fair Employment
Practice Committee.
This committee has called
hearing for Wednesday, June 2, to
hear the company explain why it
has not complied with previous
committee orders to hire Negroes
on "platforms" of both buses and
streetcars.
Deschner Issues Statement.
Following the session yesterday in
Mr., Deschner's office, all conferees
declined to comment, referring the
press to Mr.. Deschner for a state
ment to represent them all.
Mr.. Deschner issued brief state
ment, saying the officials had met
on invitation at the area manpoWer
Office to discuss informally the al
legged discrimination shown by the
transit company in it's hiring prac-
tlces.
Neither the participants nor Mr..
Deschner,' said the statement
would comment further on the
meeting, since other conferences
probably will follow"
This apparently left the way open
for further informal discussions in
efforts to reach a solution to the
problem.
Mr.. DeSchner recently challenged
the right of the FEPC to hold the
public hearing, claiming the matter
should be turned over to his man.
power office. But FEPC officials
claimed authority under an execu-
tive order of President Roosevelt,
and an interpretive decision by the
war manpoWer general counsel.
Reorganization in Prospect.
Meantime, high Government off,
clals were known to be preparing a
new executive order to 'reorganize'
the FEPC. Already new chairman
has been appointed, Mser. Francis
J. Haas, dean of the school of social
science of Catholic University, ma
tionally known conciliator. who has
had extensive experience in settle
ment Of various kinds of disputes.
Admitting only that he has accept
ed the chairmanship. Msgr Haas has
so far declined to discuss either the
Capital Transit case or the general
principles under which he expects
to serve as chairman.
The new executive order appar-
emily was receiving protracted atten-
ton from legal experts, according to
indications today. When it will be
promulgated still was uncertain, but
informed quarters indicated it might
be forthcoming before long.
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Wife Killer Convicted,
Sent to San Quentin

BY the Associated FreSs.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, May a.
James E. Hale, %, former Navy chief
petty officer from Lincoln, Ill.,, was
sent to San Quentin Prison yester-
day for killing his wife, Catherine,
%. with a submachine gun last Au-
gust 30.
Hale was convicted by jury last
week of second-degree murder,
which carries penalty of from five
years to life Imprisonment.
Evening star., 1943-05-22

not be rehabilitated, he ought to be
executed.
There is no excuse for hiring
prison guards and then virtually i'm
prisoning them to see that they
guard such men,"
Mr.. Monaghan had told the court
Of Flynns previous convictions on
various charges, inNuding a 15-year
term for robbery. He was paroled
two years later, and the killing oc-
CURED few months after his re-
lease.
If this man ever gets out and
needs SIS he probably will kill an
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Names Of 7 Flyers Killed
In Texas Crash Revealed
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GREENVILLE. S c.. MAY o.
Names of seven crew members of
BIS bomber, killed when the plane
crashed and burned 13 miles from
Houston, Tex, Thursday, were an
nounced last night by the public
relations officer of the Greenville
Army air base.
Listed were:
First 1t Robert E. Ward "a bonn
bardier, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Second 1t. Benjamin Gazevltz, "a,
navigator, Elizabeth, N. J.
Second 1t George H. Rich, %, CO.
pilot, Manchester. Conn.
Second 1t. Cecil C. Walkley, jr.,
IS pilot. Atlanta
Sergt George B. Clarke, 20, radio
man-gunner. Guyton, Ga.
Sergt Billy D. Hubert, 20, gunner.
Tulelake. Calf
Pvt. Herbert F. Barnes, %, en-
cineer, Cudahy. Wis.
Evening star., 1943-05-22

lesser degree of the crime and As
sistant District Attorney George P.
Monaghan, prosecuting the case,
urged the court to accept it.
IF I accept the plea, my inten-
ton is to send him to prison until
he rots," Judge Wallace said. There
is no hope of rehabilitation and I'll
send him to prison for the rest of
his natural life. He is unfit for
freedom.
Where there is no hope of re-
Mobilization, I recommend execu-
ton. There ought to be a commits
sion appointed, and if man can
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Pilot Killed in Crash
At Richmond. Air Base
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, May 22.-Ofhcials at
the Richmond Army air base an
snounced last night that Second 1t.
John H. Lisle, %, of Troy, N. Y,
was killed yesterday when the plane
he was plotting crashed on the south
side of the field while taking off.
1t, Lisle is survived by his widow,
Mrs. J. H. LiSle.
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Escort Vessel 10 Bear
Name Of Co|ored Hero
By the Associated Press.

Secretary of the Navy Knox has
approved the naming of a destroyer
escort vessel for the colored mess at
tendant who lost his life in the
naval battle Of Guadalcanal in mid
November
The first American Warship named
for colored person, it will be desig-
mated the u S S. Harmon.
The mess attendant was Leonard
Roy Harmon who was aboard the
cruiser San Francisco during the
great sea battle. Mr.. Harmon, 26,
son of Mrs. Naunita Harmon Carroll,
Cuero, Tex. assisted throughout the
engagement in caring for wounded
men and removing them from battle
stations to dressing stations aboard
ship.
Hegas killed, the Navy said, when
he deliberately exposed himself to
hostile gun fire to protect a ship
mate. The Secretary has awarded
him the Navy Cross posthumously.
Evening star., 1943-05-22
New York Jurist Fuvors Death
For Unreformed Convicts

"a, Bronx stock clerk, to second
degree murder. Flynn was con-
victed last year of first-degree mur-
der in the killing of patron of a
bar and grill he attempted to hold
up, but the jury verdict was re-
versed on a point of law and the
case sent back for a new trial.
Flynn's attorney had said the
prisoner was willing to plead to the
Evening star., 1943-05-22

other man." Judge Wallace COM
mented.
Flynn, however, was permitted to
enter plea of guilty to the reduced
charge. He was remanded for SEN
tence June 8 and faces minimum
term of from 42iz years to life.
The prisoner admitted the Staying
of Joseph c. Phelps, 81. on January
81, 1910, outside the tavern he at
tempted to hold up.
The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Council Cuts Radio Costs
OFF La Guordiu BUDGET

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 22.-T'he City
Council, by a vote of 18 to s. last
night approved the 1884 city budg-
ct as recommended by the Demo-
cratic majority. reducing Mayor La
Guardia's request for s753, OIL 1913 by
$10,664, ,905.
The curtailed budget carries no
appropriation for the municipal
radio station, WNYC, over which the
Mayor has been broadcasting Sun
day addresses to the people.
Evening star., 1943-05-22
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 22,-Genera,
Sessions Judge James G. Wallace
said in court yesterday that he rec
commended execution of prisoners
for whom there was no hope of
rehabilitation.
His statement was made in a dis
cussion concerning the proposed
guilty plea of William F.. Flynn, jr.,
Evening star., 1943-04-16

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27

vsak resncoub ne gede nato &c deli njegovo polticno
preprieane ali me- Njegovega pogleda polozaj Slo
venji ne kalijo predsodl mrzenj, n ne cuvstya sim
patti zao zven il teh clankov otipjva resnica ali vsa
po cimvecjem prbizanju NIL Res skoda,
&c nj dosega ia stevilka nasirsega kroga nash Judi!
"Hrvatski Svjet," XII zhaja New Yorku poroca
Hrvatskem kongresu Chicagu in pravi da Sc je 'nje
govo vecanstvo-narod soglasno posvetova potion 927
delegatov XII so Sc zbral il vseh krajev .Anerike.
Pravilno: njegovo velicanstvo-narod! Tudi nam,
Slovencem bodi narod edno veiearstvo XII je vredno
nash ztev in nasega sposovanja &c bono zavedai
te velike resnce tel svobodn in demokratieni repub
bono lahko polagali racun pred naso veiko Ameriko
kakor tudi pred stimi nasimi brat domovin XII
svoj NAROD borijo in zanj umrajo!
politcnimi samomorilci in ubijalci svojih lastnih
idej XII so odlocen, necastnm testamentom dokonca
svoia nekdana res hvaevredna della in dognanja,
bono bodoce vec peca To nehvalezno delo prepusca
mo nasemu naprednemu zivju, XII gnevom in razoca-
ranjem uvdeva, da e sledil krvemu preroku, cigar
nazor osvobodilni borb Jugoslavji strinja pre-
tezna vecna vsega nasega kerkaizma in slovenske du
|hovscne, odocno pa jih zavraca VSE nase napredno
Iorientirano delavstvo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
Ves+i IL Tvlienio anne
riskih SIovencev

Chicago, Ill. - Slovenski od-
vetnik Leo Jurjovec, Jr., XII slu-
Ii zdaj kot castnik (ensign) pri
ameriSki mornarici, je prisel do
NOV ma dopust. Skoneal je svo-
je vezbanje ma Columbia uni
verzi, nakar so ga poslali prou-
cevat Diesel stroje ma Univer-
sity of Illinois. Zdaj je gotov
studijami.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. -
Anton Vuksinic je umrl v boil
nisnici v Cordobi, star IS let,
Donna je bill il Trzakov pri Me-
tiki. Bolehal je "a jetiko. Naslj
so ga nekje zunaj, v borni ko-
ci, vsega onemoglega. Prepelja'
Ii so ga V bolnisnico, kjer je u
mrl meseca septembra 1912.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
Vabilo ma sejo podruznice
st. al SZZ

Cleveland, Ohio. - Clanice
so vse prav prijazno vabljene,
da Sc udelezijo nase prihodnje
seize, XII Sc vrsi dne 2. marcasw
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. v spodnjih pro-
storih, tocno oh Z. uri zvecer.
Kakor vam je gotovo re zna-
no Sc volijo kandidatinje "a pri-
hodnjo konvencijo. Prosi Sc vse
clanice, da pridete V velikem
stevilu.
Ma zadnji seji je bio tudi
sklenjeno, da imamo malo zaba-
We po seji in sicer bono imele
card Party, da malo pozabi-
mo nase gorje, XII mas tare V
danasnjih cash, ko SO ljudje
kar nekam zalostni in potrti ce-
ravno je sedaj tako zvani pred
pustni cas-, V katerem so bill
vcasih ljudje bolj veselo razpo-
lozeni.
Zato vas pa nasa podruznica
vabi, da pridete V lepem stew
lu, da V skupni druzbi pozabi-
mo ma nase krize, ker &c bono
zmeraj samo jamrali, DO Sc sla-
bo "a nase zdravje.
PRAY vljudno vabimo vse cla-
nice, da pridete in tudi svoje
boljse polovice pripeljite Sc
boj in vase prijatelje, prav "a
vse DO zadosti zabave in tudj
malo prigrizka boste delezni..-
Use to dobite "a malo vsoto -
25c.
! Ia zejne bo tudi preskrblje.
no, da ne bo Sci pray nobeden
nezadovoljen domov; ampak We,
sci. Tudi IL sosednjih podruznie
sc vabi clanice, da Sc nam pri.
druzite "a par ur veselja, oh pri.
liki vam bono pa z veseljem po.
vrnile obisk.
Sc enkrat vabim vse brez IL
jeme, da pridete!
Odbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
Govor bivsega ameriskega
yeIeposIanika v Rusiji

tNadaljevanie !. strand
ella Hitlerju pohod preko Ru-
size in s tenn zavojevanje Ev-
rope, Azije. in eventnalno Afri-
ke ter sedmerih morij sveta.
Kreposti ruskega ljudstva
Kakor vladi in armadi, tako
je treba priznati zasluge tudi
velikemu ruskemu ljudstvu, XII
je prestalo Supreme preizkus-
MO 2 moejo srca, z neprekoslji-
vim pogumom in ljubeznivo
vdanostjo do matere Rustic. Sr-
ce sveta Sc je stisnilo cd groze
OBJ streljanju in vesanju hra-
brih MOI in zena, XII so porusi-
Ii Dnjeprski jez, oh morjenju
njihovih rodbin, XII so jih obesa-
Ii in ubijali ii novodobni Hum
modernega Atile.
Obracun brutalnimi krimi-
: nalci
Zdaj pa DO razjarjena in O.
gorcena civilizacija preko zdru-
zenih narodov pozvala k obra.
cunu brutalne kriminalce, XII Sc
ne zmenijo ne "a cloveske, ne
"a bozje postave.
Vloga Amerike v borbi
zdaj pa je vstopila v to gi'
gantsko borbo tudi nasa lastns
domovina, XII ina ze million MOI
ma bojnih poljih, docim bo e
najst nadaljnih milijonov pri
pravljenih, da posezejo boj.
Moralna moe Rusije
V zrtvah ljudske ruske ar
made ter v njenih velikih cinif
in zmagah, vidi danes svet silt
in moe moz in zena, zdruzenif
v borbi "a svobodo. Mi Sc kla
njamo spominu njenih nrtvil
ter Sc divimo Sc zivecim borcen
te velike armade, ker vemo ka
kor je vedel Lincoln pred Get
tysburgom, da mrtvi MISC "a
man umrli, da DO ljudstvo, XII 81
ga predstavljali in "a katero 81
Sc borili in umrli, prerojeno
svobodi, in da ne bodo rusk'
sovjetske republike nikoli izgl
nile S tega sveta!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
Odbor.
Zahvala Citalnice SID

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odbor in
clanstvo Citalnice Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Waterloo
Rd. Sc lepo in iskreno zahvalju-
je vsem cenjenim drustvom, or
ganizacijam in posameznikom
"a darovane vsote. Do sedaj
smo prejeli Cd sledecih: Po $40:
Progressive Slovenke krozek st.
/; drustvo v boj st. So SNPJ.
Pc $500: Slovenska zadruzna
zveza, drustvo Svoboda st. TAB
SNPJ, drustvo Washington st.
80 z. S. T., - po $500: drust-
vo CollinWood Hive st. 283 T.
NJ, drustvo Naprej st. 5 SNPJ,
pc 81: Joseph Durn, po SOC FIR.
Fende in Antonio Tomle.
Pripomba tajnistva: Druge
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
Koi Sc godi V I+oIiiiii
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani)

(Nadaljevanje l. strand
janske neuspehe. Teh neuspe-
hov je vsak dan vec - ITALIAN
ska vojska dozivlja poraze ma
vseh bojiscih. Dozdaj SO Sc do
gajaH dalec onkraj italijanskih
meja in narod je lie dusevno tr-
pei. Danes pa udarci re padajo
ma italijansko zemljo, a med ma
rodom nastaja panika. Britain
ske podmornice Sc popno ma po-
vrsino morja in s topovi OBJ
streljujejo zelezniske Wake, e.
lektricne centrale in druge OBJ
jekte ma italijanski obali. TIA
lijanski narod je v precepu al
tentative - brezpogojne pre-
daje ali popolne propasti.
Nemiri v Milanu
LONDON, 25. februarja (AP)
- Reuter- poroca, da je odda-
ia marokanskega radia trdila
danes, da je morale v Milanu
vojastvo zadusiti nemire, XII so
izbruhnili v Fiat tovarnah, v
Milanu. Delavci SO baje zahte-
vail izstop Italije il vojne.
Fiat tovarr1e v Milanu, XII 50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
"Vabilo ma primorsko
zabavo"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mi slo-
venski in hrvatski Primorci v
Clevelandu bono priredili veil
ko zabavo v nedeljo 7. marca
oh $3.50 uri v Hrvatskem domu,
6314 st. Clair Ave.
Mi Primorci, kateri smo pri-
sli V Ameriko pred vec lett, Sc
Sc vedno spominjamo nasih sta
rih obicajev. Kakor vsako leto,
tako bono tudi letos slavili pu-
sta z saljivo igrQ "Nonotov Tis-
tamenat". Igra bo zelo smesna,-
imeli bono tudi druge tocke ma
programu, o katerih vem, da
vas bodo zelo zanimale. Zvecer
bono incl maskeradni pies, "a
katerega nam DO igrala Kristo-
fova godba, in tudi smo ze I'VE
deli, da Sc nase Primorke orga-
nizirajo, da bodo prisle V mas
karah ma pies. Imeli bono tudi
druge posebnosti, da bo zgleda-
10, kakor da smo V Primorju.
Zato sezite po vstopnicah, ne
bo vam zal.
Kadar govorimo o Primorju
in celotnem jugoslovanskem
narodu, mi trpimo OBJ nasih mi
slih ma zrtve, katere zahteva
mas sovraznik cd nasega naro-
da. Nasi bratje in sestre sta
rem kraju Sc z golimi rokami in
sestradani ter slabo obleceni,
borijo in vzbujajo navdusenje
po siroken svetu.
Skozi stoletja 81 je mas narod
ohranil svojo govorico in kultu-
70, kljub vsemu trpljenju, ma
katerega Je natetel.
Hrabrost in borba nasega ma
roda nista sanje, temvec resno
zrtvovanje ljudi, XII vedo zakaj
Sc zrtvujejo. Velik boj, XII Sc bi-
je sedaj V nash krajih zadaja
strah in obup nasemu sovrazni-
ku in jugoslovanskim izdajal-
Gem.
Torej slovenski in hrvatski
Primorci, storite vse, kar je v
vasi moci, da bo .nasa zabava
kar bolj uspela, ker to gre .vse
"a zmago nash bojevnikov, ki
Sc borijo "a boijso bododnost
vsega ljudstva. Smrt nazifa-
sizmu - svoboda vsem naro-
dom sveta!
Katarina Lucich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
JJREDNKOVA POSTA

zahvale sledijo ko prejmemo
darovane vsote. Vsem daroval-
Gem pa izrekamo tole: zivite v
zavesti, da ste darovali eni maj
bolj pomembni kulturni ustano-
vi - Slovenski citalnici!
S citalniskim pozdravom
"a Citalnico SLOW. del donna
Anton Jankovich, tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27

teh kaoticnih cash oprezajo IN
streme zatem, da Sc zopet povr-
nejo ma svoje trone.
Podtalno spletkArjenje v pri-
log povratka teh parazitov je v
elanku spretno in, dobro polka
zano. DR.. Goricar, XII je bill v dl-
plomaticni sluzbi v start Avstrl-
il, -ie dobro seznanjen z meto-
dami, potion katerih Sc lahko
"a kulisami igra precej drugac-
no vlogo, nego v javnosti, ter je
to tudi dobro podal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
DIR. GORICARJEV CLANEk
v REVIJI PROTESTANT"

v reviji Protestant" katero
izdaja Protestant Digest, Inc. v
New Yorku, ina v december
januarski stevilki dr.. Josip Co.
ricar, clanek pod, naslovom: -
Beware of Habsburgs".
Clanek Sc nanasa ma avstrij'
sko, nemsko ter ma druge pro
padle evropske dinastije, preo
stall potomci, katerih sedaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27

najvecje vaznosti "a lasko pro-
dukcijo vojaske opreme, so bile
eden izmed poglavitnih ciljev
letalskih napadov, XII jih je IL
vedla Raj v Severni Italiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
Ma podlagii d
katerekoli Gene

Obicaj nase organizacije je
,, nuditi popolno poslugo ma
podlagi katerekoli Gene. Nj
y cesar vaznega sc ne izpusti
y -sleherna posluga je res
r nicen in pravicen dokaz.
Mi ne diktiramo ne Gene
ne obliko pogreba. To od-
loci pokojnikova druzina.
Nasa naloga je izvrsiti ze-
lie druzine in nuditi elm
bolj popolno postrezbo.
*cAugnst F. Svetek
+ POGREBNI ZAVOD
47S E. 1852 st. IVanhoe 20It
VELAN D, OHIO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-27
NaSi''r prijateljem
ma vzhodu

Kakor smo re naznanili po-
pref in tudi poskusifi v zado-
voljnost nash prijateljev, po-
novno povdarjamo, da nam je
sedaj mogoce vzadovoljiti vse
one nase druzine in prijateljev v
slucaju pogreba v Collinwoodu,
Nottinghamu ali liz Euclida, po-
tom naklonjenosti pogrebnega
zavoda Mr.. Jos. zele in Sinovi
V Collinwoodu, XII nam je od-
stopil kapelo "a nase pogrebe.
S tenn naznanilom velja toll
ko, kot da imamo mi tam svojo
kapelo. Prostori so zelo udobni
i nobSirni in postrezba je zago-
tovljena vsem, kateri bi hoteli
kapelo rabbit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
BY ANN STEVICK
NEA staff COrreSnOndent

W A SHIN CT O N-As the
promised seasonal abundance Of
beef begins coming i'm, the ques-
ton Of decreasing meat point
values in the September quota
arises.
The War Food Administration
cautiously warns that the album
dance is as yet just a potential
The Office OF Price Administra-
ton agrees that the much-talked
of abundance will not come un-
I'll later.
However, the peak season is
approaching, with the added
impetus Of the cattle that were
held back last season for price
reasons. The Office Of Defense
Transportation has taken spe-
cial notice OF il with a new pro-
gram for meat transportation. 1t
is well known shat refrigerated
storage space is over-taXed. 1t
may be that the next chart on
meat point values will show
some decreases, with more TO
come later.
OIL Up
Gasoline, kerosene, range oil,
distillate fuel, diesel and tractor
fuel will cost you a bit more if