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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
ZELO VAZNA SEJA

Chicago, Ill. = Prihodnja Sc
ia JPO-SS st. 8 in SANS st. so
Sc DO vrsila V pondeljek dine II.
septembra v Tomazinovi dvora-
mi, 1902 w. Cermak Rd. Price
tex tocno oh 8. zvecer. Vazne
zadeve bodo ma dnevnem redu,
posebno glede nase prihodnje
prireditve dine 26. novembra le-
tos, zatorej udelezite Sc vsi.
Popravek k naznanilu.-Zad-
Mic je bio porocano, da Sc DO
dine 10. novembra letos vrSila
prireditev v korist AmeriSkega
Rdecega kriza. Ker pa DO isti
dan incl pevski zbor "PreSe-
rem" svoj jesenski koncert, kar
nam pa takrat Sc nj bio znano,
Sc je ia prireditev prelozila "a
en- teden in Sc DO vrSila dine &c.
novembra, to je zadnjo nedeljo
V novembru. Prosimo, vzemite
to ma znanje.
Ia JPO-SS Stew. 8 in SANS
st. go, = John Gottlieb, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
Polom ''tretjih strank"

V sredi volinega boja nekateri razpravljajo, kaj Sc je do
karski sistem". g
Napredni Wisconsin je izgubil svojo progresivno stranko.
V nlnuhh primarnih voitvah je dobila komaj senco svojih nek-
danjih gasov. Brata La Toilette, posebno tisti, XII ie bill governor
in je sedaj nekje ma Pacfiku V McArthurjevem stabu, sta trdla,
ola DO njuna drzava zarnca napredka ma who'd, ma jug in ma
Zapad.
Pa Sc je primerilo, da je V minulih primarnih volitvah do
bla ia nekdaj toliko obetajoca progresivna stranka komaj pc
Scico glasov.
Socialist v Wisconsin, pa Sc veliko mani.
Nekaj je med ameriSkimi radikalci domacega izvora vse-
kako narobe. Wisconsin sal je v tenn oziru veik polom.
A tudi druge drzave.
V Minnesota je pc prejsnji vojni zaplapolala pc propadu So
gladstone stranke farmarska-delavska stranka.
Socialist in drugi radikalci so Sc ie oklenni. Zmaeala lie v
draw in poslala svoje ljudi v kongres in v senat.
Farmarske-deavske stranke v Minnesota nj vec. razen da
memo ime paradira ma papirju zdruzeno z demokratsko stranko
zalosten konec. Mnogi pravijo, Ola so ga zakrivli komunisti. To
je slabo tolmacenje. Kajti ako bono vse krivde "a vse slabe izide
zvrgi ma komuniste, cemu pa jim ne bi prepustni vodstva popoL
noma?
Lahko hi tn Sc omenili kaj o drugih tretjih strankah, n. pr.
o onih v New Yorku.
Ampak ve tie SO take, XII pridejo in izgineio.
LIE ena izmed vseh bi zares morala bti stalna in oh enem
tretja, sedaj pa re druga, ali cello prva stranka. To ie socialisticna
Be sporplnjate, kako je rasla, dokler so bill v nil socialist ma
krmi1u?
ljudje, toda njihov program DO socializem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
Po petih letih eaton
HifIerieve slave

Ko blsk Sc je Hitlerjeva armada v prvih dneh septembra
pred petimi lett razila pc Poljskem.
Nicesar je nj moglo ustaviti. Rusi ma nasprotni strani so 81
hotel pred MO pridobiti svoje, a dive lett pozneje so tudi oni vse
izgubili.
Vsepovsod je triumfiral Hitlerjev bitzkrieg.
Rusi SO S Hitlerjem igrali, v nadi, da svoje armade ne DO raz-
Jill pc Sovjetski uniji Bila je cudna igra "a diplomacija 10 razume.
Hitler je trescil V Francijo, pognal IL ME Angleze in osvojl
dezelo "a dezelo v Evropl LIE par nevtralcem je prizanesel
V Jugoslavio je prodiral kakor orkan. Mixer mic pravega
odpora.
Francija Sc je sesula pred njegovimi nogami.
KIDD spoh 81 kaj upa prot taxi sill?
Pa Sc je dobila pc vseh svouh apizarskih zmotah drzava,
XII Sc je odocila vztrajati.
To ie Anglia. Ko sedaj ppadajo nanjo Hitlerjevi raketni
bombniki, XII rusijo veliko boljse kt prejsnji zivi Htlerjevi le-
talci, kj 81 maj mislimo o AngliU, XII je najdalj V vojni?
Re ko je Hitler smatral, da 10 ina v pesteh, je5 udaril 30 dru-
9Th dezelah. In Jill je pogazl druga "a drugo.
A ne Angije. In ko Sc je Sovjetske unje lotil, Sc je Sc po-
sebno opekel.
Pet let ga je vzelo, da je spoznal svoj propad. Primal ga Sc nj
A gorje, XII ga je povzrocil Evropi = to mu je mora. Tlacila
DO nemSki narod. On Sc DO lahko kan skril. Narod ne.
Pet let gorja, krvi, razdejanja in nov poraz Nemcije.
In pc porazu novo premire, Poem mascevanja, obtozeva-
MIA, jok in stok.
Take so posledce vojne. A kaksen mai DO mir, ko Hitler
kapituira? Ma vsak nacin MIR. &c bo~ lie premirje, no, potem
maj matere res rode GIN vec otrok, kajti prihodnje klanje DO We
ike grozovtejse, kakor sedanje.
Toda mar ga je treba?
Ne. To priznavajo v Moskvi, v Londonu in v Washingtonu
V prejSnji vojni je blo Sc cello vec vaznih vlad, XII so isto "a
trievale.
Torej kaj? Ko Sc Htlerjeve armade ma vseh frontah uni
kajo, maj zmagoviti pomisljo, kan in cemu?
Svet hoce mir. Pred petimi lett in pref so ga zapravii tisti,
XII sedaj znova znnaguejo. Maj Sc V tel tragicni petletnici spom-
MILO, da je sedanja vojna v gavnem njihova krivda. &c Jill vec
nocejo, maj odpravijo vzroke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
Nv e Is

SdPO. 1Oc1lG CIIo Sc pd HneQ MI
ma potegniti ne da, ker Sc IL
tekata druga V drugo. S civil
%zacijo je oznacevati lie boil zu-
nanji, to je socialni in material
nj napredek, docim je kultura
odraz notranjega, t. j. srcno-
umstvenega napredka.
Kulturen je lahko edinole
clovek, XII je kreposten, znaca-
jen, Dober je in pravicen = ne,
ker ga bozje ali druge postave
silijo h temu - tudi ne, ker Sc
boji zacasne ali 'vecne' kazni =
ampak IL svojega lastnega nagi-
ba in pc svoji lastni prosti wolff.
Medtem ko Sc marsikateri civil
liziranec V uri preizkusnje IL
kaze kot kaj podlo in nicvredno
bite.
Oblizanost, spretno vedenje,
visoko letece fraze, gladka 60
vorica vse to in Sc vec je la
hko lie fino politiran venir ma
piSkavem lesu. cato sliSimo Ge-
stokrat o gnili civilizaciji. o
gnili kulturi ne boste sliSali nj
koli, kajti kultura = mai ie ie
veliko ali malo - gnila biti ne
more.
Mnogoteri izmeG mas sloven-
skin priseljencev tozi, kaksni
neznanski siromaki da smo bill,
ko smo stopili ma ameriSka tia!
Mladost in zdravje, brez kate
rib mas Amerika ne hi bila spre-
jela, nan torej nista Steli mic.
In drugih dedscin 81 tudi nismo
prinesli seboj n~ikakrsnih /.
Res ne?
Denarja nismo imeli; oblece-
nj smo bill slabo, ali vsaj ne DO
ameriSki modi; ameriSke Sege
in navajo so Sc nam zdele We
like bolj tuje, nego SO bile V
resnici. VISA nasa neboglenost
ia pa najvec ticala V nezna-
nju jezika. Oci so gledale napi-
Sc, XII Jill nismo razumeli, ce-
pray smo poznali crke; usesa SO
sliSala, pa bi bio skoro isto, kot
&c bi bila gluha, in jerk nam ie
bill mutast.
Vendar navzlic vsej nadlogi
nismo bill tolikSni revcki, ola hi
Sc nam smelo Sc zdaj orositi oko
OBJ spominu ma tiste prve case.
ICE bi bill Ameriko gradili sa-
mo vedezi - ne VEN, koliko hi
je bio razvite.) Zakai tako po-
vsem prazne vrece lie nismo bill
nj tedaj.
Sal smo prinesli S seboi: spo-
Stovanje "a vse dobro in pravo:
cut postenosti; okus "a lepoto;
talent, XII Sc je tukaj dale raz-
vial, ako ga nismo nebrizno "a
kopali; prinesli smo 81 svojo pc
sem in svojo knjigo in svoj je-
xix; prinesli smo 81 voljo do
della in voljo do izobrazbe. &c
hi bio mas kaj vec samozave-
sti, pa irske samoglavosti, hi BIZ
L.
10 Sc toliko bolje.
Krivo je torej reel, da smo
prisli prazni, cato, ker je bill mas
Yep prazen, pa da smo bill me
umni ko nema zivina, muskelne
smo imeli, to je bilo vse".. Il
Irvine ne postanejo ljudje! In
kolikor Sc da sklepati, je Stew
10 dvonozne Irvine med ameri-
Skimi Slovenci razmeroma mai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
Kultura

z besedo kultura sem Sc Sc
manila re "a detinske dobe. LIE
da Sc je tista 'kultura' = ali ma
nasala ma prirodne sadeze = ali
pa jo je ljudski jerk pc svoje
prikrojil il besede kolektura,
kar je pc nase pobiranje ali BIZ
ra. Toda ker je ma bro prihajal
tudi meznar in pod limo Sc
crednik, je cerkvena bira mora
la biti seveda nekaj vec!
"Nosi, vozi, hee-ee!" Nemara
Sc KIDD spominja tega klica, XII
Sc je vsaj pc Bell krajini razle-
gal vsake jeseni, naznanjajoc
ljudem: da je kultura' (kolek-
tura) re ma potu, ali pa ola mai
pripravijo 'kulturo' (sadeze).' K
dolenjcem sc prihajali takoj
pc mlatvi pc pSenico, h gorenj-
sem pa pozno jeseni pc mlado
vino.
Sedela sem ma Visokem debe-
lem ostanku opore nekdanji
mogocni vinski brajdi, XII jo je
re zdavna unicila trina US. Pa
Ella sem, kdaj Sc pokazejo liza
ovinka mocni konji S tezkim vo-
zom, polnim praznih in polnih
sodcev in drugih "a tocenje po-
trebnih posed in priprav - vse
okiceno z jesensko barvanim
trtnim listjem. Voz je sprem-
ljala cetvorica, vcasih petorica
moskih, XII so Sc V kricanju men
da vrstili in jih ljudje MISC ime-
Ii radi, ker so Sc vedli preoblast-
no. Sedeca ma strait sem pc
crni obleki kmalu odkrila med
mimi kaplana. On nj krical,
nosil pa ie ma obrazu smehljai
in " zepu podobice "a mas otro-
Ike. To zadnje je bio vsaj zame
najpoglavitnejse
Ko SO Sc nasi kmetje napo-
sled navelicali tega bremena in
Sc zedinili ter Sc enkrat "a vse-
lei odkupili cd teh vsakoletnih
cerkvenih terjatev, je bio nam
otrokom nemalo hudo. Hudo
nam je bio pc raztegnjenim,
glasno odmevajocim Sc 'Nosi-
vozi-hee!', XII je pomenil "a mas
podobico in ma belo pogrnjeni
) mizi potico poleg socnih rein
plecetine.
Ubogi mali nevednezi smo
zalovali "a = zadnjo sledjo
srednjeveskega fevdalizma .
Toda naslov je: kultura.
Pojem kulture je zelo obse-
zen. PR Nemcih pomeni kultu-
ra tudi kar vso prirodo Idle
Kultur). Kultiviramo n. pr.
rastline S tenn, ola jih presajamo,
obrezujemo, okopavamo it'd. Sa-
morasce cespljevo drevo je tr-
nasto in rodi droben, trpek sad
presajeno zgubi bodice in sad je
lepsi in slajsi.
Kultiviranje je tudi vzgoja.
Ko clovek odraste domaci in
solski vzgoji Sc mora nadalje
vzgajati sam. Negovati, krepiti
in mnoziti mora svoje dobre
lastnosti, pa trebiti svoja slaba
nagnjenja. Skratka kultivirati
Sc mora, kdor hoce biti kultu-
rem.
Civilizacija in kultura nika-
kor nista emo in isto, dasi iu po-
gostokrat izgovarjamo z isto
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
SKLAD 2OO-TERIH
LISTU v PODpORO

Pod to OznacbO Sc priobcuje pri-
spevke "a v~zdrzevanje PrOletarca
v kampanji, XII jO je %zasnOval pred
sednik upravnega OdbOra Pr0letar-
ca JOskO Oven. Apelira, da Sc ma ia
klic odzove najmanj 200 ~prijateIjev
lista, Xxi hi prispevali pc SIS vsaki
ali vec.
Namen tega sklada je obvarOvati
list pred zadolzitvijo in pa v pOmoc
agitaciji "a njegOvo razsirjenje.
Manjsi zneski bOdO i " naprej
p~riobCevani v regularni kOIoni "Ti-
sl1Ovni sklad PrOletarca''.
vi. IZKAZ
John in Anna Mahnich,
Waukegan, Ill. S 500
Jacob A. AmbrOzich,
Eveleth, Mimi. 500
Joseph Oblak, Chicago, Ill 500
Pepca Prezel, Clarendon
Hills, ILL.,, nadaljna 200
Frank B%enchina, Chicago,
Ill. 500
Frank J. Prevec, Girard, o. 500
John Petrich, YOungs-
town, o. 500
Mike Krultz, Willard, Wis. 500
Matt Malnar, Willard, Wis. 500
Anton PetrOvcic,
Carnegie, Pa. 500
Martin in Anna GOrenc,
Imperial, Pa. 500
Skupaj S $500
PrejSnji iZkaZ $4,000
Skupaj $582.OO
PriSpevateljev v tenn izkaZu IL,
80 s-Iw-- 1n0 49,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

PrOletarec je bill ustanovljen, da
sluzi delavstvu. Tel naIogi je west
" vsakem slucaju, v krizah in do
brih" cash, v vojnah in miru. Pod
pirate ga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

AkO Smo res "a Svet Stirih
svobOdScin, Gemu tOliko rOmani
k papezu? LIE zakaj sta Sla k
MENU tudi ameriska poslanca
unij CLIO in AFL, to mi nikakor
ne gre v glavo? Mar ne vesta,
da Sc Vatikan uni silno boji?
MANFRED &c SO delavske, ne pa
kompanijske, fasisticne unijeI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06
JOSKO OVEN:
R2AZGOvORi

la toliko hrupa, da je vlada pre-
klicala svoj prvotni sklep.
Kar naSe reakcionarje najboli
pece, je politicna akcija Go.
Poraz precejsnjega stevila nil
hovih kandidatov Jill je silno
razburil. Zbiranje denarja med
unijskimi delavci "a politicne
svrhe je pc njihovem mnenju
silen greh-docim je ista stvar,
mariana "a isti namen "a njiho-
We candidate, posteno in stopro-
centno amerisko. Je pac cudna
logika, katero samo oni razume-
10. Kajpada, da SO vsega tega
krivi komunisti. Same besedo
spregovori proti TEN ltUdem =
pa 81 komunist!
Nekaj slicnega je v I~taliji.
Gaetano Salvemini ina ter
DO incl vec clankov v reviii
Nation" o tenn vprasanju. V
clanku Friends, Romans, Mo-
narchist" opisuje tamosnje raz-
mere. Povdarja, da italijanska
aristokracija, cerkev in burzva-
zija zeli, da ostane ameriska in
angles ka okupacijska vojska V
Italiji sal deset let. Boje Sc svo-
Jill ljudi - in revolucije. Preje
je varoval njihne interese Mus
solini. Sedaj Sc zanasajo, da
ostane vse tako kot je bio in
da Jill obvaruje pred vsem hui
dem okupacijska armada. Pc
STEM ljudje = kaj ne!
DveStOteri
Nj potrebno ponavljati dolga
Stevila, ker so znana. Sodrugi,
sodruzice in prijatelji so Sc Cd
zvali v tolikem Stevilu, da je
nam vsem v ponoS. Trdo sem
preprican, da to DO Stevilo, ka-
tero je re prekoracilo polovico,
dopolnjeno Sc to leto. To nj sa-
mo pomoc, to je p%riznanje listu,
kateri je skozi VISA ia dolga kri-
ticna leta stall ma strait in sku-
sal pisati resnico kot SO d~oloce-
vala socialisticna nacela. So
drugi, z vasimi darovi ste nam
pr Proletarcu dali zagotovilo in
vero, da nase delo Sc nj gotovo,
da Sc je sele zacelo, in da Sc
mora nadaljevati. To je zaupa-
ME, ma katerega smo ponosni.
Ruski reIif
Sodrug John Thaler IL Cice-
IA, Ill, je daroval SIS. Iskrena
mu hvala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-06

Prispevateljev v tenn izkazu IL,
zadnji izkaz 1O2, skupaj ia,
manjka Sc SO.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
Paper Salvage Is Due
To Reach 5 Million
Pounds Tomorrow

The fifth million pounds of waste
paper collected through the public
and parochial schools of Washing
ton and nearby Maryland communi-
ties cooperating in The Evening
Star-PTA Salvage for Victory pro-
gram should be completed with
Wednesdays collection if normal
pickups should occur today and to-
morrow. Yesterday $4,000 pounds
of old newspapers and magazines
were collected, the best Monday total
In some time, bringing the grand
total to 4,909,855 pounds.
Schools in the second district will
receive checks totaling $1,30752 for
their April collections as follows:
Shaw Junior, $275.54; Terrell
Junior, $146.13; Garnet-Patterson
Junior, $101.23; Brookland, $100.15;
Taft Junior, S9O.7s; Bunker Hill,
s78.23; Woodbridge, s7766; Emery,
$48.18; Noyes, $4790; Garrison,
s46.28: Cleveland, s39.64; Burroughs,
s37.64; st. Martins, s35.S7; j. F.
Cook, s28.92; Langston, $2S.73;
Langdon, $27.94; Grimke, S27.89;
Thomson, $23.74; lexington, $3.50;
Harrison, $13.12; Morse, $1o13;
Twining, $308, and Abbott, $2.78.
Collections in the third district
tomorrow, together with the leaders
In both per capita and total weight
classifications, will be as follows:
Evening star., 1944-05-09
Woman Arrested in Crash
With French Generals Car

Mrs. Katherine MacIntyre, 46.
wife of naval officer, of 1904 Ar
lington road, Bethesda, Md, was
arrested last night after her auto
mobile collided at Florida avenue
and S street NV, with another in
which the~ French military mission
chief, Gen. Auguste M. B. De Saint
Didier, was a passenger, police re-
ported.
Before being booked at the third
precinct on charges of colliding and
falling to show a permit and regis
tration card, Mrs. MacIntyre was
treated at Emergency Hospital for
minor face cuts. Gen. Didier was
uninjured.
After striking the generals car,
which was driven by his chauffeur,
Albert Amiaud of 1907 Twenty third
street NV, Mrs. MacIntyre's auto
mobile went into skid and crashed
into another car parked at the curb,
according to police The owner of
the second car was listed as Samuel
I, Frank, 20l5 West Virginia avenue
NE.
Mrs. MacIntyre denied RESPONSE
hility for the collision, police said,
and was released after posting COL
lateral for her appearance in Mu-
nicipal Court May 10.
Evening star., 1944-05-09

to its former status. AS the situ-
alton stands, he went on, it only
tends to bring about an Intentional
violation of the law, and causes
the public to lose respect for the
police officers.
Walter r. Wasson said he felt
there was altogether too much
pedestrian control and not enough
traffic control" and that he was in
favor of discontining the law.
Policemen leave the street corner
to chase down one offender while
many others are left unprotected,
he continued, and all the while the
policeman is doing his duty. Action
on the matter was tabled until a
later date.
Paul Sweet presided over the
meeting. held in the captains Office
at No. 3 precinct, 2017 K street NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
u. S. Aides Over IS
EIiqibIe for insurance

Men and women over 65 who be-
came insured under the Social Sc
curity Act while in private employ
ment may claim benefits, even
though they are now employed by
the Government or in some other
job not covered by the law, j. A
Morrison, manager of the Washing
Evening star., 1944-05-09
Two Of Maryland TripIets
Still Thrive in Incubator
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-Two of the
triplets born Sunday to a 30-year-
old Negro mother and her 69-year-
old husband remained in an incu-
bator today, but DR.. Mason Andrews
at Johns Hopkins Hospital said they
probably would be strong enough
soon to join their brother.
Theodore Boston, heaviest of the
three, was removed from the in
cubator yesterday.
He weighed 5 pounds ounces, II
ounces more than his identical
brother Timothy The first born,
Thelma Jean. weighed pounds 10
ounces. DR.. Andrews said all were
thriving.
The mother, Mrs. Josephine Bos-
ton of Mayo, Anne Arundel County,
explained she wanted all the trip
let's names to start with "T''.
John Boston, the father, is a
fisherman. The couple have four
other children, the oldest of whom
Is 9.
Evening star., 1944-05-09

tional facilities for children oi
grammar school age.
Robert L, Haycock, superintendent
of schools, said today he had noted"
the decreasing enrolment at the
Grant, but that there has been mo
official discussion" on closing it.
Pointing out that the nearest schools
to the Grant are the Corcoran, 13
blocks away, and the Thomson, IA
blocks away. Mr.. Haycock said off,
cials always consider traffic dangers
for young children before making
decision to close any school.
1t. Comdr. Henry Gavens, U. S.
c. c., registered a complaint against
pedestrian control as it is prac-
ticed in this city. He suggested that
the pedestrian situation be reverted
Evening star., 1944-05-09
West End Citizens Oppose
Closing Of Grant School

A petition opposing the closing of
the Grant School, G street between
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets
NV. was signed by members of
the West End Citizens, Association
last night at their final meeting
of the season. 1t is to be sent to
the Board of Education for consid-
Grafton.
This petition, started by the Par
ent-Teacher Association of the
Grant School, also has been indorsed
by the st. Johns Orphanage. Clos
ing of the school, these groups
maintain, would leave the imme-
diate neighborhood without educa-
Evening star., 1944-05-09
Deaths Reported

Robert Knight, so, 444 Randolph st. NV
Yetta Glickfeld, ~, 3144 10th st. NV
Ada, M. Johns, so, 5533 Broad Branch
I'd. NV.
Norman B. Groshong. 50. Madison, Wis.
ouang Lee, 80, 1920 r st. NV.
Eli Harris, 90, 57H2 4th St NV
Salvatore F1oria, So Hillendale, Nd
George Engel, So, 1854 Meigs st. ne
Joseph A. Grouse, 40. l440 Meridian
pl. NV.
Richard G. Alley, is, 1900 Maine ave. s.w.
Infant WitherS (Al, 1853 Wis ave. NV.
Infant Withers lA), 1853 Wis. ave. NV.
Infant Brown (B), Arlington Va.
Morris Green, n, 761 Howard rd. Sc
Mary Hisdon, II. Blue Plains, D. C.
David L. Evans. SO, I744 Swami st. NV.
Eliza Jackson, so, 1924 9th st. NV
Alton johnson, IA. Oil Golden st. s.v.
Infant Holley. 5 GesSford ct. Sc
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Births Reported

John and Coldie Ficklin. boy
Martin and Earline Hunt. girl.
Herman and Dorothy Ledman, glrl.
Wilbur and Helen NuSbaum, boy.
Charles and Mary Reeve, boy
Walter and Alice Green, bov.
Earl and Helen Hydeman, girl.
James and Dorothy Lewis. boy
Herbert and Doris Philbrick, girl
John and Ethel Schiavone, boy
Herman and Clarice Cramer, girl.
Augustus and Clara Penamon, boy
James and Alberta williams, girl
Thomas and Alice jackson. boy
Harry and Pearl Turner. girl.
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ton Office Of the Social Security
Board, reminded today.
Under the old-age and survivors
insurance provisions Of the act, Mr..
Morrison said, benefits will not be
paid until the claims are filed. He
urged Washington residents, who be-
lieve they are entitled to benefits,
to contact his Office at s37 r street
NV.
Evening star., 1944-12-06
THOMAS r. BURKE, Attorney,
Woodward Building

States for the District Of Columbia
holding Probate Court.-No. "a 4,415, Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notice;
That the subscriber of Culpeper, Virginia
has obtained from the Probate Court oi
the District of Columbia, ancillary letters
Of administration on the estate of Charles
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the sub.
seriber. on or before the 27th day Of
November, AID. 1915; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of saic
estate Given under my hand this 2Stf
day Of November, 1914. GILES H. MIL
LER, Jr., Culpeper, Virginia. {Seal( At
test: VICTOR S. MERSCH, Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk of The
Probate Court def. 1920
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RICHMOND B. KEECH, STANLEY De
NEALE and IRVING BRYAN,

Attorneys Tor Petitioners.
IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia.-In re: Closing of all public alleys in
Square $3.50, excepting the portion of the
Place and the northerly lines of lots 30
and so7, in said square 5000, in the Dis
29Sl.-N Notice and order of Publication 49,
Notice is hereby given that the Commits
sioners Of the District Of Columbia. pur-
gresS approved December 15. 1892. en-
titled An Act to authorize the Commits
sioners of the District of Columbia TO re-
adjust and close streets, roads, highways
or alleys in the District of Columbia rem
dered useless or UNNECESSARY and for other
PURPOSES whereby they are authorized TO
close and abandon streets and alleys under
provisions of chapter 10 subsection j. of
the Code OF Law of the District of CoIum-
bia, have filed a petition in this Court
in rem. for the closing of ali public Iy aiIeys
n Square 366o, excepting the portion Of
The PUBLIC alley Is feet wide between ''U''
and SOY in said Square $500, in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and their abandonment
lor alley purposes, as shown on map or
plat flled with the said petition, as a part
thereof, and which petition prays that this
Court empanel jury in accordance with
the law to ascertain the damages and the
benefits resulting to property sffected 't, hv
sad closing and abandonment of the said
aleyS IN accordance with the provisions of
aforesaid chapter 10, subchapter l. Of the
CODE OF Law OF the District OF Columbia,
III is, by the Court this 27th day of No
yember, 1914: ORDERED: That ali persons
haVlng any interest in these proceedings
be and they are hereby warned and com
manded TO appear in this Court on or be
lofe the sth day of January, 1915 at
10 O'Clock AM. and continue in attend
anee until the Court shall have made its
hnal order, ratitying and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment of
oenehtS OF the Jury TO be empaneled and
sworn herein: and il is further ORDERED.
IiIS,i Ihai a copy OF this notice and order be
pupllshed twice a week for two successive
washington Post and the Washington Times
Herald, newspapers published in the said
twenty DAYS before the said Sth day Of
January, l945. BY THE COURT: JESSE
c. ADKINS. Justice. (Seall true COPY,
GEORGE A. WATTS. Deputy Clerk.