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The Nome nugget., 1944-03-10
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
 Church
NOTICE OF ELECTION TO RATIrY ORDINANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the annual Nome City elec- ton to be held April 4, 1944, there will be submitted to the qualified voters for ratification, Ordinance No. 301, entitled "Ordinance of the City of Nome, Territory of Alaska, Vacating Certain Streets and AL leys Within Its Incorporated Linn it's and Providing for Its Ratifica- tion."
 These streets and alleys are in the northeast section of Nome City and in the general vicinity of the present Federal Communication System towers. In the main they are located within Federal-owned lots.
 This Ordinance is posted at the City Hall, Commissioners Office and Post Office. Please refer to for further details.
 Dated February 28, 1944.
 CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 City Clerk. Publish March 1, 8, Is, 22, 1944.
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NOTES

During the past week, among events ot common interest were: the first publication of the North Star, high school paper, which was given to all those paying dues in the high school student body.
 Experiments were conducted concerning properties and pecu- Barities of plant life during bio- Iogy .periodc. The Junior Senior American History class, in order 10 present current war facts and facts leading up to current war events, has set aside blue Mon day's history period to delve into this field
 The physical education class is holding a series of four volley ball games-the girls versus the boys. The boys appear to be the victors.
 Another skiing party is under consideration, and if pleasant conditions prveail, the majority of the high school may be seen pill laging. through the snow in the vicinity Of Newton Hill, on St. Patrich's Day.
 Six weeks tests are also sched- uled for this week, so students, prick up your ears and study.
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CHURCHES
Calendar of the Week

Monday, 7:30 p. m. Community Forum at the public school. Topic: What Shall Be the Attitude of the U. S. toward Russia?"
 Tuesday, 7:3O D. m. Hobby clubs.
 Wednesday, 400 p. m. Junior choir rehearsal. 700 p. m. Radio Vesper Service, Rev. Booker preaching. A mixed quartet will sing.
 Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Choir re- hearsal-Easter music.
 Friday, 400 p. m. Junior choir rehearsal. 800 p. m. Couples Club. s.. Patrick's. party, social rooms of church.
 Sunday, 10:45 a. m. Sunday school, all ages. 6:30 p. m. Young Peoples meeting. 7:45 p. m. Wor- ship service. goo p. m. Social hour and discussion.
 At a special meeting of the church held last Tuesday ev vsling, the following were elected to of flee in the church organizations:
 To the Board of Religious Edu- cation: Mrs. Roy Snyder, Mrs Peter Olsen.
 To the Missions Committee, MT Carol Horner. F
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Tn that field on learning of the death of his brother)
 Dear Friends:
 Greetings in the Name which is above every name.
 Long have 1 been silent toward many of you, but perhaps the time has come for the silence to be broken. Under the circumstances, a little history will be necessary here
 Two years ago, while l was still preaching the Gospel to the hin- csc, I was invited by our super intendent, Mir. J. B. Kuhn, to visit the Lisu field in the extreme west of Yunnan. MT Kuhn had in mind that part on the upper Sal ween river considerably north of the famous Burma road.
 Just a brief word as to the Li- SUI: They are supposed to be one Of the aboriginal tribes that in- habited the country before the Chinese came on the scene. They number only around 100000. it is estimated, and inhabit espec- tally the rugged Salween valley from Tibet in the north to Siam in the south. They diffe- from the Chinese in language, dress, ap- pearance, customs, character and disposition, but are much influ- enced by the superior civilization of that race where they come in contact with il. They had no writ ten language of their own. Politi- cally, they are subject people. During the last twenty odd years, Christianity has gained quite a position among the Lisu.
 Together with MT. and Mrs. Kuhn, I travelled to their station of Oak Flat, high up on the noun tainside above the rumbling Sal ween. The visit lasted two months, during which time l mix ed much with the friendly peo- pie. As the outcome of that visit I was designated by the Mission leaders to Lisu work, and was sent to a station six days journey by tortuous canyon trail north of Oak Flat--to Luda village. The very name stirred my deepest emotions for it was at Luda that my bro- ther Earl died. Hence, my labors far we'll over a year have beer over that rough plat of ground marked by simple wooden cross my own brothers grave. This circumstance, far from being g trial, is a challenge, and an in- spiration. I feel that my supreme duty in life is to do a work wor- thy of God, starting in theplace where my brother was so seem ingly prematurely removed from earthly service.
 Whil in Luda, I lived in crude ly constructed little Lisu shack with walls of woven bamboo mat ting, and roof of grass. Meals are taken with my senior mission aries, MT. and Mrs. A. B. ooke, whose house joins hard on mine But description of my surround ings in a Lisu village situated in this scenic Salween gorge can't be fitted into the limits of this letter. While trying to get work ing knowledge of the language, have been visiting various villages holding meetings, teaching in Bi- ble schools and preaching here in
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Trademark Registered U. s. Patent osfs.

that couples only will be admitted. The purpose of the Couples Club is to furnish place where couples may come together for social, rec reational, educational and religious activities.
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LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION

Minister and Director-C. W.
 Erickson Sunday, March 5th Dedication Day:
 HOO a. m. Church school. De- dication service for every depart ment.
 St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
 Church
 Edmund A. Anable. s. J. t|'.'i-es Pastor
 .1 g. .i' ~ Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 a. n. Weekday Mass 700 a. nj. Religious instruction for the children: Monday afternoon, pri- mer class; Tuesday afternoon. advanced class.
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Six Weeks tests are also sched- uled for this week, so students prick up your ears and study.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT SECOND DIVISION, TERRI TORY OF ALASKA.
No. 659
NOTICE OF HEARING AND SET ELEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Matter of the Estate of
 HARRY CREMIDAS, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Administra- tor of the estate of Harry Cremi- das, deceased, has filed in the above-named Court his Final Ac- count, and that the 22nd day of April, 1944, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court, at Nome, Alaska, has by Court Or der been fixed as the time and place for hearing on said Final Account and an adjudication as to who the heirs and distributes of said deceased are.
 OBJECTIONS to said Account will be heard at this time.
 Dated the 21st day of February. 1944.
 GUST CREMIDAS,
 Administrator C. C. TANNER, Attorney for Administrator, Nome, Alaska.
 Feb 23; March 1, 8, Is.
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The Couples Club, which is holding it's first meeting. Friday, March 17th, is open to any couple married or unmarried in the com munity The only restriction is
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Tell them you saw it in The Nugget.
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God

God.
 plead your help in prayer and yourlet.ers are most welcome. -.. Your brother in Christ,
 t.- ORVILLE CARLSON.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
EDDIE SHEDLEY ON FURLOUGa

Eddie Shtdley, who attended Nome High School, has just fin ished a 20-day furlough, which he spent with his mother, Mrs. Birdie Shedley, in Bremerton, Wash, where she works with the Post Office department Other Nome visitors at his home dur ing his furlough were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heberlee, MT and Mrs. Bergstrom and Mir. and Mrs. Larry Johansen and son. The Jo- hansen's are now living at Min eral Wash. Eddie is now stationed corps.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
COX SENTENCED TO 60 YEARS AS RESULT OF STABBINC FRAY

FAIRBANKS, Apr. 7.-James H. Cox, 49, farmer, was sentenced to 20 years Imprisonment after a jury here returned a verdict of guilty of manslaughter in connec- tion with the fatal s.abbing of Willard F. McCann 47, on March 18th last. The affair took place after a drinking party in a ca bin here
 The jury was out for six and one-half hours after the trial, which had las ed day and half, on second degree murder ind ct mtnt.
 Cox then pleaded guilty on a manslaughter charge, in connec- ton with the death of James C.. Ivan, 46. whose true name was Jewell I. Coleman of Mayfeld, Ky, and also guilty to the wilful stapbing of John P Har,h, 45, who has nearly recovered from the same kind of abdominal stab as the two who died within 36 hours af'er the fray.
 Sentencts of 20 years on each count were given Cox on he two guilty pleas and are to run con- currently with tie first term.
 Cox told on the stand yesterday how he stabbed the three men. when they came toward him as if to strike him. Government wit nesses said the men interfered when Cox was found 70 be mis- treating Bertha Campbell, Native gill, who he was trying to force to leave with him. Cox denied such roughness.
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GOLD NOW S7O AN OUNCE IN FAR EAST

Businessmen over the nation are of the firm belief that gold will sell at much higher prices. In the next seven years gold will sell at gro an ounce as it is already sell ing at this level in Cairo, Egypt, and Calcutta, India. The general feeling is that gold must be the basis for world currency stability.
 Merrill E. Shoup, president of the Golden Cycle Corp, has been one of those who predicted a re- turn of the yellow metal.
 With gold now selling at diff fe-ent places throughout the world at S70 to Sl00 an ounce, there is no doubt that gold will bring more than S35 an ounce here after the war ends" Shoup said recent ly. 'sThere is a feeling that the advance in the unofficial world quotation can mean only one thing for us; that's a higher price for the yellow metal"
 Shoup pointed out that gold has been moving out of this country during the last year. Latest state ments of the position of the U. s. treasury show gold assets at $22,- 003,076,712 compared with $22,- 744,568,178 year ago. Shoup said gold was moving back to the nations it came from and probably would continue to move as the war progressed.
 Gold and mining again are in the spotlight in England Shoup pointed out as Great Britain plans for resumption of the gold stan dard after the war. Russian and England and their colonies, and ourselves, are linked up with gold. It is coming back in big way"
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Dream Pre-Vues

somewhere in India What's this rumor about Turhan By, the Turkish actor, getting the swell mead since the Katharine Hepburn-to bad if true . Betty Grable fans will, be glad to hear she is we'll and fine again and her baby is darling with big blue eyes and blonde hair-and a pie ture of her pin-up mother.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
LETTERS TO THE
 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

Blessed be letters-they are the monitors, they are also the com forters, and they are the only true heart-talkers. Letters from home are the nearest and dearest pos sessions of our fighting men. Send message of good cheer to your soldier. sailor or marine-send il now and make him happier wherever he may be.-The Gil crafter.
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Ship AhoY" Saturday

Eleanor Powell and Red Skelton are co-starred in the film epic sShip Ahoy", which will be shown on the Dream Theatre screen on Saturday evening Historic Mary land", Travelogue. also will be shown at this time.
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Subscribe for The Nugget.
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Melvyn Douglas is stationed
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HAYES WINS IN JUNEAU

JUNEAU, Apr. 7.-The ent re Progressive ticket was elected here Tuesday by a margin of two to one, when Mayor A. B. Hayes was chosen along with Harry Lee, Don Skuse and Dr. w. M. White head for councilmeil.
 l154 voters cast ballots, with 1903 voters registered.
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"one Foot in Heaven" Sunday

With two shows Sunday, One Foot in Heaven. featuring Fred eric March and Martha Scott, will be the featured picture shown. "Timid Toreador' a Looney Tune, will also be incluo- ed on the program.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
"Biondie's Blessed Event
 Showing Tonight

"Blondie's Blessed Event., with Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake, is the featured film to be shown on the screen of the Dream Thea ter this evening. Also inclueed will be Holt of the Secret Ser vice" and Our Second Front. a Victory short.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
HOLLYWOOD STAR-LITES
 By Chuck Cochard

The motion picture industry re- ceived good news this week from the army when Major General Frederick H. Osborn. chief of the morale division, revealed that the motion picture is the most essential antidote to the tension of battle. Combat officers want their men to relax after they come out of the lines and motion pie lures have proven Q be the solu tion." And that's good news to the mothers. fathers and wives of the boys over there And they see only the new pictures some times months before they are re- leased to the public in the United States.
 Good news for musical film lovers "Follow the Boys" is packed full of stars :. . And you'll go in raves over it Hedy La marr will star in the color musi- cal, Holiday in Merico" 2. h. grid Bergman. one of the screens really fine actresses, will either do the life of Sara Bernhardt or star in "The Pirates" (playing the Lynn Fontaine parD
 <
 Melvyn Douglas is stationed
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ICE CLASSIC TO CLOSE SATURDAY EVE

The Nenana Ice Classic closes Saturday midnight, April 9th, after which time no further en- tries can be made.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

MA IN ustvaritve soldne fronte obrambo nash
rodnlh lnteresov in bodoce vanosti nase domovne in
ko cello vecje in mogoenese drzave skusajo uresnciti
nova in jacja obcesva narodov."
lndrektno, toda ostro je Smovic udari po obreko-
Valclh osvobodine borbe Jugoslavij po rezmu Kai
ru IN nJegovh prstash, XII 81 pretege trudjo da
b Junaski BOZ ugosovanskega udstva prikazai svetu
kot komunisticno banditstvo ko e izjav da Sc Sc
daJ najdejo udje. Xxi zavirajo aktvnosti nasega ud
stva in denuncrao njegove uspehe potem pa e dosta
Vll Neveretno zdi, da bi Sc kdo izdajacev,
mogel zavra cudovito osvobodno borbo, katero vodi
nase ljudstvo."
lzjava gen. Simovca je med drugim tudi temeljito
razninkala fikcijo ola SO Srb nasproniki osyobodne
borbe Nagnjusna zakulisna igra jugosovanskega po-
slanika" Foca in njegovh oprod Amarik med srbski-
mi sovinist in nekaterim zapelanci med Sovenc e do
ea tenn udarec, cd kaerega 81 ne bo opomogla Igra
elementoy, XII Sc gradi lazi in natolcavanju je
koncana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
Navoda "a zpolntev kratke pole "a dohodnnsk davek

WASHINGTON. - Ko je ia
nez Potocnik pred kratkim iz-
polnjeval svoj davcni blanket,
je videl, da je vse delo bilo mno-
go lazje opravljeno, nego 81 je
mislil.
Potocnik je uradnik. Place i
ma $50 ma teden. Ina zeno in
enega otroka.
ker njegoV dohodek znasa
mani kot $4,000 ma leto, je lah-
ko rabil krajsi davcni blanket,
XII nosi stevilko 1O4OA. Ia blan-
ket je bill pripravljen nalasc "a
take ljudi kot je Potocnik, XII
nlmajo velikih dohodkov ali
poslovnih zadev. Ma tenn blan-
ketu Sc nj treba muciti S odste-
vanji in drugimi takimi nadlo-
gami, cato ker so ma blanketu
re lzracunane svote odbitka "a
razne place.
Ako je vas polozaj podoben
Potocnikovemu, mogoce va m
pomagamo, ako vam natancno
pokazemo kako je Potocnik IL
polnil svoj blanket.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

keta. Napisal je svoje ime, ma
Islov ter syojo Social Security
Stevilko.
Sedaj pa poglejmo po vrsti,
kako je vse naredil.
Tocka 1 Sc nanasa ma place
in ma druge vrste dohodkov. Po-
jtocnik je preteklo leto zasluzll
$50 ma teden. Vsak teden mu je
bila odtegnjena cd tega zasluz-
ka gotova vsota "a vojne obVez-
nice, davke, clanarino unije;
Vseeno je Potocnik zabelezil ce-
10 vsoto svojega zasluzka, kate
ra je znasala $4,000 in jo napi-
sal ravno nasproti imenu svoje-
ga delodaialca.
Tocka 2. Tu je zapisal onih
S25, katerih je dobil kot obresti
|od banke "a svoje vloge. Potoc-
mix ina tudi nekaj vojnih OBJ
!'veznic, toda ma iste Sc nj dobil
nobenega interesa; "a sedaj Sc
mu nj treba muciti izracuna-
MEM interesa Cd svojih obvez-
mic (bondov), ma katere re ina
pravico, dokler jih ne dobi, ali
dokier obveznice ne dobijo svo-
jo polno velJavo.
Tocka 3. Sestel je $4,000 in
$500.
Tocka 4. Potocnik ina ma
10 hcerko, katere ime je zapisal,
in kot je razvidno il blanketa,
tudi prepisal $685. kredita v de-
,narno kolono.
Tocka 5. Odstel je kredit
"a hcerko od prejsnjega Stew
la. j
Tocka 6. = Obrnil .je blanket
in pogledal ma vrh druge strani
ma cetverokote in videl, kateri
Sc nanasa ma MEGA. Ia NIGGA je
veljal st. 4, ter je cato tam ma
pravil znak. To pomeni, da bo
Potocnik nasel z1aesek davka v
koloni c. Njegova vsota pod toe
ko s. ma pryi strani je bila
$2,24O. Pogledal je tablico,
" katero vrsto bi prisla ia vso-
ia. Nasel .je vrsto, Y kateri je
bio napisano mad 1925 toda
ne vec kot S2,25O' in poglcdal
ass. u & SO < 4 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

Potocnik je najprej pazljivo
prebral VISA navodila ma blanke-
tn. Potem 81 je pripravil vse Ste
vilke, katere bo rabbi. Ia so sle-
deca:
a. Znesek njegovih dohodkov
"a leto 1943 in znesek davka cd
dohodkov ter victory tax, kate
re mu je re odtrgal delodajalec.
Obe te stevilki je dobil ma ra-
cunu blanket wy, katerega
mu je njegov delodajalec moral
po zakonu podati.
b. Znesek njegovih ostalih
dohodkov. Potocnik ina nekaj
denarja ma banki, ter 81 je zacr-
tai koliko interesa. .mu je banka
izplacala V preteklem letu.
g Znesek njegovega davka
"a leto 1943, in koliko tega je
p]acal. Potocnik je prepisal te
S t vii k e S papirja blanket
1125), katerega je dobil po po-
sti cd federalnega davcnega u
rada.
Tako Sc je Potocnik pripra-
vii "a izpolnjenje svojega olan-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
Toncka Ivnik.

fodprImO bOrbO Amcrike "a demo-
krac'Jo in svObodo sveta z nakupom
VoJnih bondoV in vojno- yarccyalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

ma kolono G, kjer je pisalo SlS9 t
To je vsota Potocnikovega dav-
ka, katero je zapisal pod tocko
6 ma prvi strani.
Tocka 6. - Tu je Potocnik
moral malo racunati spodaj ma
strani, kjer pise davek "a zma-
go. Ma crto a je prepisal vsoto
iz tocke 3 ma drugi strani, XII
znasa $2,625. Ma crto b je napi-
sal svojo izjemo "a 1924 cd
davka image. Odstel je to vso-
to Cd zgornjega stevila in zapi-
sal preostanek $2,0O1 ma crto C.
Ia tenn je opazil tablico odstot-
kov z dvemi kolonami, nasel cd
stotek, XII Sc ma MEGA nanasa
(porocen z enim otrokom(, in
napravil okrog NIGGA krog. ME-
gov odstotek je znasal 2.9. Ker
nj bill pray siguren stetju q
decimali, je pogledal kako Sc
jih mnozi. Treba je bilo pomno-
ziti $2,0O1 krat .O29. Primeri Sc
mu zopet, da 81 mora pomagati
tocno reSiti ia problem in po-
staviti pike na prava mesta. Po
TEN racunu je videl, da njegov
davek "a zmago znasa $58.03,
ter je to stevilko napisal ma
crto d ma zadnji strani, in tudi
ma prvo stran pod tocko Z.
Tocka 8. - Zbral je ia diva
davka skupaj. znesek njegove-
ga davka "a leto 1943 jeI
S217.O3.
Tocka 10 - Vsota pod tocko
8 je bila vecja Cd vsote pod toe
ko 9, zato je tn zabelezil toe
ko s - S217.O3.
, Tocka II. - Ker je vsota.
pod tocko 9 bila manjsa, jo je
zapisal pod tocko liza. Potem
je moral zracunati tricetrtine
cd $84.17, kar znasa S63.13. To
je vec kot $50, cato je $63.13
zapisal, pod tocko lib. To je
odpusceni del njegovega davka.
Ko je to vsoto odstel, je videl,
da neodpusceni del davka "a le-
to 1912 znasa $21.O4.
Tocka H. Poto6nik ie, Sc
stel $217.O3 in $21.O4. Znesek
-celega niegovega davka je
$238.O7. To bi bilo mnogo, ako
bi Potocnik moral placati vse
Inaenkrat; toda ker sedaj ina
mo "pay as you go SYSTEM, je
Potocniku bilo mnogo lazje.
Tocka 13. - S pomocjo Ste
vilk, XII 81 jih je re poprej pri-
pravil, je Potocnik zacel izpol
, njevati svoj blanket. Pod tocko
: 13-A je napisal $171.6O davka,
/ katerega je njegov gospoda"
e odvzel Cd njegove place, in pod
: tocko 13-B $4,000, kar je placal
: "a svoj davek 1912 leta. Pod
; tocko &c nj mic napisal ker
: nj incl mic "a izpolniti "a "de-
: claration of estimated tax' pre-
: teklega septembra ali decembra
: meseca. Zato je samo sestel pr
va diva stevila in videl, da je re
placal S2t3.69 cd svojega dav-
i ka.
Tocka IA 49, Cd tega je osta-
Ia razlika znesku S2438, kar
je vse, kar bo Sc Potocnik moral
q placati ma racun svojega day.
ka "a 1912, in leta 1943.
Tocka Is. - Toda Potocnik
je uvidel, da lahko odlozi do
; drugega leta placitev svojega
dolga V vsoti do polovice S21.04,
kot je zapisal pod tocko lie.
, Polovica je $10.52, kar zapise
pod tocko Is. .
Tocka 16. - Po koncanem
gornjem racunu je ostalo samo
Sc S13.86, katere Potocnik mo-
ra placati pred Is. marcem tega
leta.
Tocka II. - Potocnik nj tu
mic zapisal, ker mu nobeni davki
MISC bill povrnjeni.
+ In sedaj je spodaj Potocnik
; napisal datum, svoje ime, in ta-
i; ko. koncal izpolnitev. Vel je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

Podprimo borb0 Amerikc xa demo
kIaciJo- IN svnbodo sveta nakupe,n
sojnitl bondoy In yojiio- yar6eyalHii,
zllaink.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

q a
.KO-LE JE MA PEPELNI-
CO MODROVAL
Moi oce so rekli
ozenim Sc mai,
sedaj pa premisljam
'al bi Sc al ne.
Ma levo, ma desno .
in krizem sveta,
okrog Sc oziram
dovolj je blaga.
Velike ne maram,
zapodil bi jo,
bojim Sc, da nosil
bi lojtre "a MO.
Majhne ne maram,
cetud' ina grad,
ce bio hotel poljubit'
bi zlomil 81 vrat.
Debele ne maram,
.je polna masti,
Sc goska pretolsta
mi mic ne disi.
PRESUME ne maram,
ia je "a post,
ce rabim polena
jih grem sekat v gozd.
Ucene ne maram,
ker to bi bill zlod,
ker JAZZ bi bill hlapec
in ona gospod.
Neumne ne maram,
ker zame ia nj,
ker nocem zatisnit'
pri solncu oci. <
PreStare ne n:aram,
ker skusnje ina pac
in nocem prezgodaj
znebit' sc hlac.
Premlade ne maram,
je prelude krvi,
bi kmap posusila
te moJe kostl.
Bogate ne maram,
ce nina mozgan,
saJ Sc kruha ne stradam
in nisem cigan.
ReVne ne maram,
brez cvenka nj mic,
rajsi sem sam
in pojem ko ptic.
Nemke ne maram,
ker slave sem sin,
Slovencem ne manjka
slovenskih deklin.
Pa kaj bi Sc pravil
in kaj bi Sc pei,
sal veste, da pticek
sem Sc davno ze vjel.
Evening star., 1944-09-16
Remington Rand, Inc.,
Founder, IS, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORTH FALMOUTH, Mass, Sept.
16.-James Henry Rand, ST., a pio-
neer in the business machine in
dustry and founder of the company
which today is Remington Rand,
Inc, died yesterday at his home
He was IS.
Mr.. Rand had lived in semi-re-
tirement in North Falmouth for
the past II years. Embarking on
his career in North Tonawanda, N
Y, he devised a method of indexing
ledgers by means of tabs and later
perfected and patented the first Wis
ible name ledgers. In 1890, he Or
ganized and became president of
the Rand Ledger Co. In 1911 the
Arm was reorganized and expanded
as the Rand Co.
His son, James H. Rand. jr., en-
tered the company about 1909, but
left the concern and organized the
American Kardex Co., Incorporating
it in 1915. The two companies were
merged in 1925 as the Rand Kardex
Corp, with the senior Rand as
chairman and the son as president.
In later merger, Remington
Rand, Inc, was formed. The elder
Rand continued active in its affairs.