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to bring lasting change. II .
criminal does such thing, he gives
police a special reason to suspect
him Of q crime.
Two other fingerprint pioneers
were DR.. Henry Faulds and Sir
Francis Galton. Both Of them pub
lished articles late in the past CEN
tury to tell why fingerprints could
help in work against criminals.
In London, England, the Scot
land Yard experts adopted 4 nm
gerprint system in 1901. Sir Ed
ward R. Henry planned q method
Of keeping records, and his plan
was followed in the United States
and other English-speaking coun-
tries.
Here Is q simple thumb print,
and how can we tell who made it?
There are certain arches, loops and
whorls in such prints, and the marks
differ in each case. BY comparing
the thumb-prints with prints on
record, we may find out who Is the
owner of the thumb.
Sometimes there is no record Of
certain persons nngerprints. II
he is suspected of crime, his prints
can be taken, and compared with
one or more which were left where
the crime took place. -.~
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| Uncle Roy's Corner

| More than 1000 years aso, q man
In China used . fineerprint when
he signed . public document. The
name Of the first man to do that
Is not known, but We are certatn
that 1t grew into q custom In Chins
and was followed by 4 number OF
public officers. Sometimes they used
q single thumb print, but st other
times they pressed down the whole
hand.
How much those Chinese knew
about fingerprints. we can only
guess. The note am giving is sim.
ply that they used such prints.
The present widely-k n " n
science Of fingerprints" did not
start to come into use, until 1883.
In that year Sir William Herschel,
an Englishman in India, took nm
gerprints q part Of his work. He
was In the Bengal district, and ons
of his duties was to pay out money
to persons who had government
pensions.
For 20 years, Herschel took fin-
gerprint records to make sure that
no one would get pension unles,
1t was his right. He also kept track
OF prisoners with fingerprtnts.
A man may change his name, but
he cannot really change his finger
prints. Burning the tips of the
fingers may dull the prints for .
time. but this painful action fails
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of slender branches are held wide
apart and horizontal.
In Mexico, the total volume OF
commercial pine timber is now esti-
mated to be about 430, 900 900 cubic
meters. The annual consumption
Is about 100000 million cubic me-
ters of wood, and about $4,000, 900
Kilograms of gum resin and 10000
Kilograms of nuts.
The principal forest region of
pines is a belt from 40 to so miles
wide and 5000 miles long. This
region extends, along the Sierra
Madre Occidental, coming close to
Arizona and New Mexico. Much of
the northern half of the region re-
sembles the southwestern part of
the United States, being rather open
and predominantly coniferous
though some very handsome hard
woods, especially oaks, are scat
tered among the giant pines.
This is the most valuable pine of
Mexico. It has a wide distribution
in the mountains from the border
Of the United States to Guatemala.
Some handsome specimens have
been found at a height of 10000
feet. though thousands Of them
flourish at the lower level of 1000
feet. Where they enjoy q moist re-
gion that is high, these pines have
reached $50 feet.
AS we know, pines are the most
important timber trees in the world.
Resin production is also very vital.
About 100 species of these evergreens
are widely distributed in the north
ern hemisphere. In the United
States, there are about IS species,
the range of nine Of them extending
into Canada, II into Mexico and
one into the West Indies and Gen.
trail America. There are about Is
other species Of pine native to
Mexico. These are established at
elevations of from 1000 to $1,000
feet above sea level.
The leaves of the Mexican pine
are pale green with blush tinge.
They are from 4 10 6 inches long
and have decided droop.
The cones are very handsome.
Some reach length of Is inches,
though most of them are 9. They
may be tapering or curved and a
beautiful brownish yellow. The seed
children are many, and the winds
take them for a JOY ride to distant
places. The little animals that re-
side in the same locality gather
them for the days when food Is
scarce
Mexicans love this pine and have
many really beautiful legends about
Lit
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Nature Children
MEXICAN PINE.
fPtnsls AyGcGhnite.)
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

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The lofty Mexican pine Is . close
relative Of our Northern white pine,
and 1t resembles quite closely the
Himalayan species in the pendulous
leaf habit. This pine is hardy, grace
full and symmetrical. Its whorls
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ENAKOPRAVNOST

in Be slovesnejso prisego; in ko
je don Abhondio izgovoril tisto
ime, Sc je 2 globokim vzdihom
zgrudil ma oslono naslanjaea,
dvignir je roke kakor "a pove-
lie in prosnjo obenem in rekel:
Ia bozjo voljo!" III.
"Spet ena njegovih!" je
vzkliknila Perpetua. "Oh, kak-
sen lopov! Oh, kaksen objest-
nez., Oh, kaksen clovek brez
strahu bozjega!!"
"Boste molcali! Ali me hoce-
te popolnoma uniciti?"
"Oh, saj sva sama in nihee
naju ne cuje. Pa kako boste zdaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26

boji nikogar in kadar more pri-
siliti k dolznosti katerega teh
premogocnih, da podpre kurata,
Sc naravnost raduje . JAZZ bi
dejala in pravim, da bi nnu vi
pisali lepo pismo, da ga poueite,
kako in ma kak nacin /"
"Ali boste molcali? Ali boste
molcali? Ali so to nasveti, XII jih
daiete meni revezu? Ce bi me
zadel strel v hrbet, - Bog OBJ
varuj! - ali bi mi ga mad
skof odvzel?"
"Eh, streli Sc ne delijo kakor
sladcice; in gorje, &c bi ii psi
ugriznili, kadarkoli lajajo! In
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
ZAROCENCA
Milanska zgodba il IL. stoletja
Odkril in prenaredil Alessandro Manzoni
Posovenil dir. Andrej Budal

zabnica, XII je znala slusati in
ukazovati, kakor je nanesla pri-
lika, prenasati OBJ svojem casu
gaspodarjevo godrnjavost in
muhavost, ga drugikrat tudi
prisiliti, da je prenasal njene
muhe, XII so postajale cd dine do
dine bolj pogoste, odkar je pre-
koracila po cerkvenem zboru do
loceno mejo stirih krizev in je
ostala sama, ker je, kakor je
ona trdila, odbila vse snubce, XII
SO Sc il ponujali, ali ker nj nj
kdar nasla raztrgane hlacnice,
XII bi jo bila marala, kakor so
trdile njene prijateljice.
"ze grem," je odgovorila, po-
stavila ma mizo ma obieajno me-
sto majhno steklenico don Alb
bondiju najljubsega vina ter Sc
pccasi zganila; a nj Sc prisla
do praga male dvorane, re je
on vstopil S tako zvezanim ko-
rakom, tako temnim pogle-
dom, tako spacenim obrazom,
da bi niti ne bilo treba izkuse-
nih Perpetuinih oci, da bi clo-
vek ma prvi pogled odkril, da
Sc mu je res nekaj izrednega
pripetilo.
bog Sc usmili! Kaj vam je,
gospod kurat?'
mic, nic," je odvrnil don Alb
bondio ter Sc tezko sopec spu-
still V svoj naslanjac.
'Kako mic? Meni hocete kaj
prikrivati, tako grdi, kakor ste
Nekaj velikega Sc vam je pri-
petilo."
"Ah, "a bozjo voljo! &c pra-
vim mic, je mic, ali pa je ne.
kaj, cesar ne morem povedati.' ,
cesar ne morete povedati
niti meni? Kdo maj skrbi "a va.
Sc zdravje? Kdo maj vam ds
kaksen svet? ;"
"Ojoj, molcite in ne priprav
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26

naredili, ubogi gospod kurat 2"
"Ah, glejte,' ie rekel don Alb
bondio 2 jezljivirn glasom, "glej-
te, kako lepe nasvete mi zna
ona dajati! Pride in vprasuje,
kako bonn naredil, kako bonn ma
redil; kakor da je ona v zadre-
.gi in je moja dolznost poma-
gait il iz ME-
mo, JAZZ bi ze imela svoj
ubogi 'nasvet "a vas; toda po-
tenn -"
''Toda potem, cujmo."
Moi nasvet bi bill, da, ker vsi
pravijo, da ze mas nadskof svet
moz, neustrasen moz, XII Sc ne
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jaz sem zmerom videla, da lju-
die spostujejo tistega, XII zna
pokazati zobe ter 81 izsiliti spo-
stoyanje; in prav ker vi nocete
povedati nikoli svoje pravice,
smo tako globoko padli, da zdaj
ze vsi prihajajo in smejo !"
Ali boste molcali ?'
"Jaz bonn brz molcala; toda
gotovo je, da, kadar svet opazi,
da je kdo vedno in oh vsaki pri-
liki pripravljen, da mu srce
zleze v =. ;"
"Ali boste molcali? Je Ii Sc
daj pravi cas- "a take oslarije??"
fDqsle prmods5tcl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26

iljajte mic drugega; dajte mi ko-
zarec nojega vina."
I'm vi 81 upate trditi, da vam
mic ni?" je rekla Perpetua, ma
polnila kozarec in ga nato dr.
zala roki, kakor bi ga hotela
dati le kot nagrado "a zaupa-
ME, XII je morala mani tako doll
go cakati.
Date sem, dajte sem,' je
rekel don Abbondio, prejel koza-
rec mic kaj trdno roko ter ga
nato izpraznil, kakor bi bilo
zdravilo.
"Torej hocete, da bonn pri-
siljena poprasevati tod in tam,
kaj Sc je pripetilo mojemu go
spodu?" je rekla Perpetua, Sc
vzravnala pred MIN "a navzven
obrnjenimi rokami oh bokih, z
naprej priostrenimi komolci ter
ga gledala nepremicno, kakor bi
mu hotela izsesati skrivnost iz
oci.
"Za bozjo voljo! Ne toliko
evekanja, ne toliko vrisca! Gre
gre "a zivljenje!'
''za zivljenje!!"
ga zivljenje."
"Vi dobro veste, da kadar-
koli ste mi kaj povedali odkrito,
zaupno, 1lisem nikdar :"
"Seveda! Kakor takrat, ko... !"
Perpetua je opazila, da Sc je
dotaknila neprave tipke; zato
je brz ubrala drugo struno in
rekla ganjenim in ganljivim
glasom: "Gospod kurat, bila
sem vam vedno naklonjena; ip
&c zdaj hocem vedeti, delam to-,
.ker je nujno potrebno, ker bi
rada videla, da bi vam mogla
pomagati, dati vam dober svet
in vas potolaziti :"
Dejstvo je, da je don Albion
dio incl morebiti prav tako Ii
vo zeljo iznebiti Sc svoje bolest-
ne skrivnosti kakor Perpetua
spoznati jo; cato il je po Vedno
hslabeisem odbijanju njenih no
viii in vedno odlocnejsih napa-
dov in ko mu je morala pref
vec nego enkrat priseci, da G
tenn mixer ne crime, koncno z
mnogimi prenehljaji, mnogimi
"ojoj" povedal vso nesrecno
zgodbo. Ko je prisel do strasne-
ga imena pooblastiteljevega,. je
morala Perpetua napraviti novo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
Nadaljevanje)

Maj 81 zdaj mojih pet in dvaj-
set bravcev predstavlja, kako
je morale to, kat smo povedali,
vplivati ma njegovega ubogega
duha. Strah zaradi onih hudih
obrazov in besed, groznja go
spoda, o katerem je bilo znano,
da ne grozi zaman, sestav mir
mega zivljenja, "a katerega je
bilo treba toliko let vaje in po-
trpezljivosti in XII je prisel Sc
daj v eni tocki v nered, in "a
gaia, iz katere nj bilo videti no.
benega izhoda: vse te misli so
hrupno brnele don Abbondiju
po sklenjeni glavi. - &c bi clo-
vek mogel mirno odpraviti Rem
"a z lepim "ne," bi ze bilo; a
zahteval DO razlage. In kaj "a
Boga milega mu maj odgovorim ?
Ej, ej, ej, tudi ia ina svojo gla-
vo; jagnje je, &c Sc ga nihce ne
dotakne, ali &c mu kdo hoce
ugovarjati in! In potem, in
potem, takole zateleban ono
Lucijo, zaljubljen kakor . I'll
fantalini, ne vedo, kaj bi poce-
Ii, pa Sc zaljubijo, hocejo Sc po-
rociti, ma drugo ne mislijo; prav
mic jih ne tezijo nadloge, v ka-
tere pehajo postenega reveza.
O JAZZ nesrecnik! Da sta sc
onidve spaki morali postaviti
prav meni ma pot in Sc prav
meme lotiti! Kaj Sc to meme IT,
ce? Mar Sc hocem JAZZ porociti ?
Zakaj nista raje sla pregovar-
jat .Ah, glejte 81 no: je re
TAXA, ia moja usoda, da Sc mi
dobra misel vedno posveti v
glavi prav tisti hip potem, ko je
, prilika minula. &c bi bill po-
mislil ma to, da bi jima bill pri-
sepnil, maj neseta sVoje poslan-
stvo~. Ali pri tenn Sc je
zavedel, da je proved hudobno
kesati Sc, da nismo svetovali
hudobije in pri njej sodelovali
in je vso jezo svojih misli ma
peril proti onemu drugemu, Xxi
mu je tako razdrl njegov mir
Don Rodrigo je poznal samo pc
videzu in glasu in nikdar Sc NJ
incl z MIN nobenih opravkov
razen da Sc je tistih parkrat
ko ga je srecal ma cesti, z bra
do dotaknil prs in robom svo'
jega klobuka tai. Pripetilo Sc
mu je ze, da je oh vec nege
eni priliki branil dobro ime tegs
gospoda proti onim, XII SO tihe
in vzdihuje in dvigaje oci k ne
bosom preklinjali kaksen njegoN
Gin; stokrat je re zatrjeval, de
je to castitljiv vitez. V tenn hi
pu pa mu je v srcu dial vse one
naslove, XII jih nj bill nikoli sli
Sail dajati po drugih, ne da b
jih bill magic prekinil: "Nikar!'
Ko ie v truscu takih misli do
spell do svojega donna ma koncl
vasi, je magic vtaknil V kljucav
nico kljuc, XII ga, je re drzal '
roki; odprl je, vstopil in cope
skrbno zaklenil; in ker je z
komaj cakal, da pride v zanes
1.-Two druscino, je brz zaklical
"Perpetua! Perpetual" ter s
obenem napotil proti mali dvo
rani, kjer ,je ia gotovo priprav
ljala mizo "a vecerjo. Perpetu
je bila, kakor je vsakdo br
uganil, don Abbondijeva slu
zabnica, vdana in zvesta slu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26

v dolznost ST tejemo da Sc tenn potom iskre
no zahvalimo vsem "a krasne vence cvetja, XII SO
ga polozi krsti nase ljubje pokonce. Ia
dokaz vase ljubezni napram njej nam je bill We
like tolazbo dneh zalosti. Zahvalo maj spre mejo
sledeGi:
Vnulxa Violet in Frank Svgel Jr., MIR. in Mrs.
Anton Primo, druzna Mike Poklar, Mr. in Mrs.
John Slapnik ter Mr. Frank Svigel, John Nagode,
druzina Cimperman, Progresivne Slovenke krozek
st. 2, Nate in Verdell, vnuknje Olga Elsie in Mil
lie John in Fanny Smoncc, druzina Skoff, Johns
town, Pa, sosedje Mr. in Mrs. Joseph holman,
Pasnow Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs. John Simcch, MIR. in
Mrs. John Mosnik in druzina, druzina Rose Bax-
ter, prijatelj, Ia skupni venec sledeeim: Mr.. in
Mrs. Lemke, Mr.. in Mrs. al jackson, Mr. in Mrs.
Lee jackson MIR. in MRS. j. E. Nimmo, Mr.. in Mrs.
r. Kline, Mr. in Mrs. Protz, Mr.. in Mrs. Swenson,
Mr. i'm Mrs. Tomcree, MIR. in Mrs. Jaklitz, Mrs.
Buehner, MIR. in Mrs. J. Kurtz, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Og-
rnc, MIR. in Mrs. A. Gobosnik, hcer in zet John in
Mary Marn MIR. in Mrs. j. j. Koprivec Jr. in Mr..
il. Mrs. Frank Spehek, Frank Somrak, Mr.. in Mrs.
kolence, Elsie in Johnny, ter Olga in Jim, sin in
sinaha Frank in Emily Svigel, druzina Gonzalez in
Tillie MIR. in Mrs. Gust Grobolsek ter MIR. in Mrs
Norman Sharp, druzina Zoha, F. So Place, druzina
Louis Strukel, John, Anna in matt Koprivec, dru
stvo Lnder Adamif st. 28 S. N. P J.
Dale najlepsa hvala vsem, XII so dali svoje
automobile brezplasno poslugo Ia spremstvo pr
pogrebu:
Pociyai miru svobocni ameriski zemlji, Ii,
ljenje postene zene, dobre matere in vedno zaves
koder nj povratka, tia, kjer vlada vecni mir. Mi
/ cih, dokler bodo utripala! ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26

Mr.. Mike Poklar, Mr.. Anton Primo, Mr.. Frank
Spehek, Mr.. Strukel, MIR. Christ Stokel, Mr.. Frank
Koren, Mr. Joseph Birk, Mr. Joseph Koprivec, Mr.
John Simcic, Mr.. Frank Zoha.
Zahvalo izrekamo tudi sledecm, XII SO daro-
vail gotovini
Druzini Stoke druzini Vavpotie Mrs. Olga
Shuty, Mrs. Katie Bradae, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Birk,
Josephine Kolenc, Jernej kozelj, Mrs. Tomsek,
Mrs. Jurman, Mrs. Poklar, Mrs Bradac, Mr. in
Mrs Joseph Birtc, ter Mrs. Somrak, XII je darova
la $500 podr St. 2 JPO,SS mesto venca.
Naso zahvalo maj sprejmejo vs oni, XII
prisli poslovit cd pokojne ko je lezala mrtvas-
kemu odru kakor tudi vsem onim, XII so jo sprej-
mill ma njeni zadnji zemeljski poti ma pokopal-
see
Najlepsa hvala sorodnicam Mrs. Stermic in
Antoinette Skoff, XII ste prsle il Johnstowna Pa,
ter bratrancu in druzin XII so prisi il Jolieta, ILL.,,
pogreb pokojnice.
Hvala Joseph Zele in Sinovi pogrebnemu
vodu vzorno urejen pogreb in vsestransko maj
boljso posugo.
Posebno zahvalo izrekame pevcem SOC. zbora
Zarja krasno srce segajoee petite, pokojnici v
sloyo. Hvala clanicam Progresivnih Slovenk kro-
EEK st. 2 in elanicam drustva Lunder-Adami6 "a
casino spremstvo kakor tud nosilkam krste.
Ako Sc je izpustilo ime katerega XII je ma ia
ali oni nacin prispeval prosimo oproseenja in mu
isto izrekamo naso globoko zahvalo.
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~ connection Nith the annual Observance
q hace RELATION, sunday February 49,
President Franklin Roosevelt said last sun
Gay ~ 2 message to the Federal Council Of
Churches Of Christ in America these words.
Some Americans have BETRAYED our
cause and damaged the worlds respect for
our faith. by acts Of violence and prejudice
bigotry and division AZ time when America
requires greatness Of spirit
This Indictment cannot be denied. The
series q race riots which hared up in various
parts Of the United States during the past
year convinced the whole world that race re
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
A NON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Open Letter To
Senator John
H. Overton
BY MARY PrNICK

BY MARY PENICE
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than The southern cniorsd people.
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tho latter are enforced bar The
majority Of your own race from
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

II Your Merchant - !,
Tribune Advertising then "
Wants Your support
Evening star., 1944-07-27

Extravagant spending Of money
at home results in an extravagant
spending Of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep ouI
casualties to \ minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Contempt Warrant
Issued for Petriuo
For Ordering Strike
b the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 27.-James
G. Fetrtllo, president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Musicians (AFL).
was cited for contempt of court
yesterday. and bench warrant was
issued for his arrest by Judge w.
w. Bardwell of Hennepin County
District Court in the 4-month- -old
radio station KSTP-musicians dis
pute over contract.
The warrant was issued on petit
ton OF KSTP on grounds that Mr..
Petrillo violated temporary re-
straining order Of the court by ad-
vising eight musicians of the sta
tion's Minneapolis studio to cease
work.
The temporary restraining order
was issued last week against the
studios Minneapolis musicians
pending hearing tomorrow on a
request for a permanent injunction
to prevent them from striking, the
States required To-day cooling off"
period before a strike is invoked
having expired.
Another eight musicians of the
stations st. Paul studio were not
affected by the restraining order
but Mr.. Petrillo had ordered them
to quit work also.
Offense Not ExtraditabIe.
Court officials indicated the bench
warrant would not be served on Mr..