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PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS


shingtone iteikiant memoran-
duma Lietuvos nepriklausamy-
bes nuo Sovietu gynimo reika-
M. Nors to memorandum tu-
rinio mes nezinom ir smulkiau
apie ta delegacija pranesimu
neturim, taciau uztenka to kad
daryta zygiai.
Tai tik pradzia. Ateityje ir
gal greitai, didesne ir daugiau
sudetinesne delegacija lures
vykti. Prize jos gi, reikia tike-
ketis, suspes prisirengti ir Ka-
reiviQ Motinu Komisija vezti
parasus ant peticiju Preziden-
tut Rooseveltui.
KADA kalbame apie misres-
ne ir didesne sudeti delegaci-
jos, turime mintyje kad il bus
sudaryta is visu Americas Lie
tuviu sroviu Gsemus komunis-
tus). Graibstytis siaura vado-
vybe visos Lietuviu tautos ir
valstybes vadavimo reikale sia-
dien negali butt kalbos. | de-
legacija turi butt itraukti vi
ST. sroviu Americas Lietuviai,
vyrai if moterys. Tokia dele
aacija tiktu sudaryti Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybai, katali-
ku visuomenei, New Yorke at
sibuvusio Americas Lietuviu
Seimo Pildomojo Komiteto ma
riams. Reikia tiketis kad dele
gacija bus tokia, ne kitaip
sudaryta. Dabar palieka visai
Amerikos Lietuviu spaudai pa
zymeti delegacijos svarba IL
's.paspausti CASA" rinkimui pa
rasu ant peticiju, kad Kareivlu
Motinos galetQ susp5tl su ta
bendra delegacija Washing
tona vykti. Sic du dalykai yra
svarbus Lietuvos vSdavime II
jie turi butt suderinti. Uzgirti
viena, O neigti kitq atrodytu
smerktume abu.
KAI RASAU Sias pastaEas,
SiuO mOmentu musu mlesto
gyventojai kencia du nesma-
gumus: viena, neiSpasakyta 81
luna kankina zmOnes; antra,
miesto transportaciJOs darbl-
ninkai sustreikavo. Streikas
prasidejo staiga Rugp+ uCio l.
Neziurint kad FederaIe valdzia
paeme j savo rankas transpor-
taciios sistema if nuosaVybe.
darbinir.Ifai neklauso il prie
CetI W LCSIShuDIllcl.
Vietos AmerikoniSka spauda
kasdien raSo daugiau apie 81
streika he kaip apie pasaulini
kara. StreikO tikros prIezas-
ties nieI,as dar Xxi 5iolei neis-
tyre if gal but nei&tirs, Xxi rel
kalas ne bus pavestas Federalei
Grand Jury. To reikalauja di-
duma mliesto gyventojQ.
Sire .lao pirma priezastis bu-
vus ia lad trukstant darbinin-
ku tralsportacijos kompanija
pradejo samdyti il mokyti juo-
dukus v:azmOs darbo, kas bal
items darbininkams labai ne
patiko if jie kompaniiai pasi-
prieSi-lO. ReikalaS atsidure net
Wash ingtOne. Is ten gauta pa
Tei$kimas kad juodukai yra ly-
gus 'oaltiems gyventojai If jie
gall butt samdomi DARIUS
kaip If baltieji.
Bet Philadelphijos baltieji
zmoni5s turi kitoki supratima
apie negrus negu Washington
mas. Jie pareiSke, jeigu juo-
duka1ns duoti pilna teise vi
suose darkuose ir uzsiemimuo-
sc tai, TRIUMPH laiku baltieji tu-
res n.eSdintis IS miesto.
KALBANT apie juodukus,
ju ci;a tick priyiso kad baltic
sicmS darosi ankSta gyventi.
Juodz >ams mieste nera paskir-
tos victos ar vietu kur apsigy-
venti ir iie briaunasi tarp bal
tuju CUR tik ali; lengviausia
,;ay,oc .cIy,,; ;,:' .-;,,,+; 4,,.. ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

evORU yrraa;s yra;..; zinoma inc So vel: vel,
sles, kurios dalinasi j dyi CRU
pes, yieni turi viena pora plau,
ciu, kiti dVi. @
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

sios savaites pradzioj Pitts
burgho distrikte tesesi keturi
streikai, kuriuose ivelti 1900
darbininkQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

Su Shame numeryje telpan-
ciais mirusiu vardais, mirusiq
iseiviu Lietuviu skaicius pa
sieke jau 12,600, nuo Vasario
m. 1887 metu, kada cia prade-
ia mirusiu Lietuviu surasas
talpinti.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-21

left to join Mr.. Young in Callfor-
MIA. . Mrs. Annye G.. Blackmon
is attending Hampton Institute. .
She heads the Home &c Depart
ment at the Conway County Train
ing School. A birthday party at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n.
Henry honored his brother, Silas,
on July s. Among guests were
Mrs Halle Roe, Mrs. Beulah Ri
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Woods,
MIS- Bottle Miles and Mr.. Turner.
McGehee Paris held It's third
quarterly conference with Rev. J.
II. Oliver, district superintendent.
Rev G. G. Troupe was in charge
or deyotions. Rev Singleton OF
the AME Zion Cnurch was among
visiting ministers. $500 was re-
ported.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-21

California Camp, Henry Reese
left for Seattle. Washington.
Legusta Brown Of Pine Bluff and
Cpl. James Brown We're In the
city due to the death Of their
sister. Arthur Scott Is visiting
his children in indiana and Mich
igan. SSgt. j. ID. Wimberly
Is on furlough with relatives after
two years foreign service. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Paynes and dau-
ghter spent Sunday at home. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cain Of Chi
cago visited his sister here, Mrs.
Esther Moore. Joseph NOEL
wee of Michigan spent several
days at home. Mrs. Leanna
Hunter reports an enjoyable va
cation. Mr.. and Mrs. Harding
DeJohnnette We're at home for
the week lend. Mrs. Lille Young
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-21

The Mems Adult Class of the
St, James Rapt. Church school lee
financial report with s7.lt, as an
nounced by j, Q. Adams, super
intendent -, Rev. o. s. Victor
district missionary, brought thu
morning message. Mrs. Mar,
Turner of the 18th st. Baptist
church, registered as a visitor.
The Women's Missionary Soeiet,
met Monday with deyotionals con.
Quoted by the chaplain, Mrs. Lii.
lie Wyse with meeting in charge
OF Mrs, Vertie Williams. Bible
Lesson was taught by Mrs. Lille
Wyse. -, The City Prayer Band
VIII meet with the Park Ave
Baptist church at . a. m. July 80
as announced by G. II. Mitchell
president, and Mrs. Matte l.,
Hynson, secretary. Mrs, w. II
mn and Mrs. Eliza Wright at
tehded funeral of relative in Lit
lie ROCK. Mrs. A. ]. johnson
mas returned from Teachers In
stitute in Pine Bluff. =. Mrs, Car
lie Monerief on Delaware attend
ed funeral of her brothor-in-law
BOD Williams, husband of Mrs
Mabel Williams, in st. Louis
MIS- Mary Frances Williams, mo-
ther of Mrs. A. C. Adams. on Bel
mont mas returned from Los An
geies, Calf, where she visited her
husband. Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
snail and children on Wyandotte
st, returned after three weeks
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alber-
Ia Whaley of Kansas City, Kans.
Daniel Whaley and sister of Kan
sas City We're dinner guests Of the
zee Mafshalls, Sunday. Mr..
Whaley and party were en- route
TO visit his i'll mother in Marshall
-'eXas. Mrs. Geneva Smith !,
mere from Hattiesburgh, Miss, WIS.,
ting her father, Mr.. Tyler
Mrs Dannie Mae Floyd is visiting
her mother-in-law at Delhi, La.
and Will visit other parts in that
state before returning. The
l4th anniversary of Rev. George
Williams was celebrated by the
Park Ave. Baptist Church this
month, with all auxiliaries par-
tlcipating. Anniversary sermons
were delivered by Rev. King and
Rev. G. V. Harvey. with other
ministers participating. The SER
vice brought financial report OF
s502.75.
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sailors wounded in the South
Pacific to be their guests for the
evening, including supper at the
club.
Women war workers comprise
the majority of the 200 junior
and senior hostesses at the club.
maintained by the USO. Thew
not only attend the dances and
work with the director on special
hobby groups, but also travel to
three of the largest camps and
naval bases nearby for post par.
ties.
The USO which is financed by
contributions of Americans in
every town and hamlet through
out the country, through local
community war funds represents
ing the National War Fund, OPP
crates approximately 5000 units
from Alaska to the Caribbean
and from Nova Scotia to Hawaii.
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majority of the 5000 Negro
workers - mostly women - en-
ployed in the city's shipbuilding
industry. The club also serves
Negro members of the armed
forces stationed nearby.
Arts and crafts, a well-attended
sketchlng program, cooking
classes, sewing groups, bingo
parties, mix NJ Mingle" hours,
Saturday night dances, Sunday
night songfests and community
sings are among the facets of the
club program. On Monday nights
women visiting the club have a
nourishing, home cooked meal
there and spend the evening at
sports and other reereatio, al
games.
Recently the Women's Indus
trial Organization, composed of
war workers from the Mare Island
Navy Yard. invited group of so
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VI ADA Me LEONARD
THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS"

pamist and Life Reader VIII Solve ANY Problem q Days
WILL CALL YOU BY NAME
although yeen you before All who unsuccessful
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ston halls from Memnhis.
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WAR Production workers in

WAR Production workers in
" Vallejo, California, one of the
largest shipbuilding centers in the
country, depend on the USO,
member agency of the National
War Fund, for many of the home
like pleasures and companion
ships which they could not other
wise enjoy in this gigantic
temporary industrial city. Val
lego, once a quiet town adjacent
to the Mare Island Navy Yard.
has doomed in population and
shipbullding activity since Pearl
Harbor,
. Especially do Negro women
workers look to the USO-NCCS at
1909 Georgia Street, Vallejo, for
leisure time recreation an
friendships. This club serves as a
rendezvous after hours for the
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Bureau
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Lille NJ. Winbcrly

Mrs. Lizzie Jones on School st
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Viz
lee Moore Of Omaha, Nebraska,
and will return home via lIous.
ton, Texas. Mrs. f.. X. Holmes
and Mrs. Dorothy Washington are
mentioning in Oakland, Califor-
MIA. =. Betty Lou Caldwell visit
ed her uncle, Harrison Harvery
In McGehee. Mrs. Laura B.
Neal Is visiting Pvt. Neal near his
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ston halls from Memphis. :.
Mrs. b. Il. Jackson has returned
from Chicago and attended grad
uation exercises Of her neice
there, Rev. J. Nj. Drown pastor
Of shady Grove was weekend
guest of Mr., and Mrs, j. G, Met
gelfc ST. and Mr. aud Mrs, j G..
Netealfc Jr.
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Wiln1,,o,t


Funeral services were held sun
day for Wyatt Pounds from the
Shady Grove AME Church with
Rev. J. r. White in charge. Mr..
Pounds body was shipped here
for burial by request of his neice,
Mrs. Il. II. Clayborn. From
Texas were Mrs. Jessie Falma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-11
(Nadaljevanje)

Dora Brundova je odprla du-
ri in pogledala Lindofz z okrogl-
mi, porcelanasto modrimi ocmi.
Obraz il je bill brezizrazen, lep;
majhna, polna usta cemerno ma
kremzana. Ma sebi je imela ro-
zasto krilo, XII so Sc ga drzali
koscki jedi, ma okroglih prsih
so j bingljale stir varnostne
igle. Teak vonj cenenega disc
cega praska Sc je siril cd ME.
"Jaz sem Linda Archer" Sc
j je nasmehnila uciteljica. eva
sa matt mi je povedala, kje sta
nujete, pa sem vas sklenila obi
skati." ..
"Oh, da, vi ste ueiteljica," je
odvrnila Dora. "Sedite, prosim,
da sc obleeem. Yes dan sem tt
Gala pri delu. Ne morete 81 mi
slit, kako zivimo tukaj. Clovek
nina niti casa, da bi Sc dostoj-
no ocedil." Glas j je bill vrescec
in ku.jav kakor otroski.
Ko je zenska odsla ven, Sc je
ozrla Linda po sobi. Razen te je
imela hisa lie Sc emo soho. Limo
leum ma tleh je bill progast cd
umivanja. L. zelezne pecke ko-
tu Sc je nasulo Seasonal skozi
mrezico precej pepela. Ma oil
natem platnu, pokrivajocem mi
20, so Sc poznali majhni made
Ii, podobni crnemu zvecilnemu
gumiju. Pc sobi je smrdelo po
starih cunjah.
Dora Sc je mahoma vrnila IL
histrne, XII so bile duri vanjo
zaprte. Oblekla je bledomodro,
nacickano bombazasto obleko,
okraseno rozetami IL crnega
zameta, in je bila ma prvi po-
gled neprisiljeno lepa.
Sedla je ma stol pri mizi in 81
podprla lice z roko.
"Kar vroce ze postaja, ali
ne?" je vzdihnila. ''Kako vam
je vsec tam gori?"
"Prav ugaja mi tam. Ljudje
Sc mi zdijo zelo zanimivi," j je
odvrnila Linda. "Kakor mi je
povedala vasa matt, sta Sc sele
pred kratkim vrnila mozem
domov
"Da, toda dovolj dolgo je ze
cd tedaj. Napol mrtva sem re,
tako samotno je tukaj," je po-
tolazila. "To je menda najdol-
gocasnejsi kraj ma svetu. Mic
drugega nimamo ko veter, a ia
je skoraj vse leto nezdrav."
cali kani vas moz ostati dol
go casa tukaj?"
"Kani? saj ne misli ma mic
drugega. Mixer drugod Sc nj
bill ko v Nykerku, kjer sva bila
zadnjih sest mesecev. Toda mic
"a to: samo da bi imela kdaj pa
kdaj kako zabavico ali bi mogla
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Marta Ostenso
STRASTNI BEG

dobiti kako dostojno obleko, pa
sloveka, XII bi Sc vcasih ozrl ma
MO. Toda MENU nj mar, imam
Ii kaj ali mic. Sal ne We niti,
kaksen klobuk Sc prilega plascu
te ali one barve." Oei SO il be-
gale nezadovoljno skozi okno.
cali inmate otrok, gospa,
Brundova? 2"
"Ne, hvala Bogu, in 81 jih tu-
di ne zelim," je odvrnila odloc-
no Dora. "Kako krasno jopico
innate, gospodicna Archer. Ste
jo nedvomno kupili v mestu?"
zavidno je ogledovala obleko u.
citeljice in 81 grizla z belimi zob-
XII spodnjo ustnico. -.
"Da. Sal bi 81 jo tudi vi lahko
naredili."
Dora je skomizgnila z rama
mi.
"Nimam sivalnega stroja, a
&c bi mi ga kupil, potem bi "a
hteval, da bi 81 vso obleko sama
delala." Motrila je Lindo z ne
kakim prisiljenim obcudova-
MEM zavisno cd nog do glave.
Nato je vstala in stopila k Pc
ci, liz katere je vzela glinasti
loncek S kavo. Zlila je sesedlino
v vedro, XII je stalo pri lijaku,
ga magic izplaknila hladno vo-
do, ga zopet napolnila vodo in
ga pristavila v pee.
z drhtecimi rokami je zajela
dive veliki zlici kave in jo vsula
v loncek. Vse to je napravila
brez besede.
Usedla je zopet k oknu in je
cakala, da bi kava zavrela. Lin
da jo je vprasala, kako dolgo je
sluzlla v Loyoli. Tedaj je zen
ska mahoma ozivela.
"sest mesecev sem prezivela
tam kot blagajnicarka v zajtr-
kovalnici. To je bilo pred mojo
poroko. Pri Blundellu, morda
ste re bill TAM"
Linda nj bila nikoli tamkaj in
Dora j je pripovedovala dalje o
tistem mestu. Kmalu je zadisa-
10 V sobi po kavi in gospodinja
je postregla Lindi skodelico
brezbarvne zavreHce, ma kateri
so plavali drobci primesi. Ko
sta sedeli "a mizo, j je Dora
pripovedovala o fantih, XII SO
prihajali k Blundellu zajtrkovat
in so sc vsi "zatelebali' vanjo,
Ko je bas vzdihovala po roman
ticnih davnih casih, so sc odpr-
lie duri in v sobo je stopil Joel
Brund. Bill je teak ko vol in
malone tako visok ko Fusi A
ronson. Ko je zagledal ucitelji-
co, je bill vidno v zadregi in Sc
je napol okrenil, da bi odsel.
Dora ga je lepo poklicala. Sto-
pill je k mizi in segel. S svojo ve-
liko, kocinasto roko Lindi v ro-
lko. Brez besede Sc je okrenil in
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ko bos dirjala ma konju." Linda
Sc je zasmejala temu nesmislu.
Nehote je povesila roko in ga
pocukala "a lase.
MAR 81 tako nicemuren, da
moras kazati svoje lase pti-
eem?" mu je pomajala. "Pazi,
da jih ne bi zazeleli "a svoja
gnezda."
Privolila je, da pojaha h Klo-
vaczevim. Spotoma mu je pripo-
vedovala Dori Brundovi in
njenem mozu ter odsotnem Ka-
lebu Garu.
"Spet sem slisal nekaj move
ga tistem Garu," je opomnil
Mark. eden izmed Islandcev
mi je pripovedoval, da ina ne
kaj zoper svojo zeno in strahu-
je vso. svojo rodbiho, XII mora
ostati pri hisi. Mora lie biti zna-
eajen moz. Ali 81 Sc proti temu,
da bi ga obiskal?"
"Ne. Toda gospa Garova Sc
je premislila glede tvojega o.
biska. Ocividno Sc boji, da ne bi
tvoj prihod podpihnil Garovih
otrok k uporu."
"Ubozci! Tista Judita je' pol
nokrvna deklina. Sven Sandbo
mi je pripovedoval danes njej.
Namerava jo S silo odvesti star
Gu il krempljev. Tudi Sven je
ceden decko. Cudno, kako sc
pricne clovek tukaj zanimati "a
ljudi, XII navadno ne bi mislil
nanje. Prevelika civilizacija u
bija cloveka." Stopala sta poca-
81 pod soncnatim obokom siro-
Win borceV IN sta dospela pO Ia
seki do jase, a "a to do druge
tesni, zarasle kosatim DIRE
novjem. Niti listic nj zatrepetal,
lahna, silva megla je visela V O.
zracju. Lindine vlazne dlani so
lezale na vajetih; Glovelta III v
TAKEN kraju brzkone k o m j
prisla beseda liz ust.
"Bojim Sc, da DO dezevalo,"
je izpregovorila Linda in pogle-
dala kvisku. "Ne bi bila smela
priti semkaj."
"Oh, vprav tedaj bi morala
priti," je popravil Mark memo O.
pombo.
(NadaljeVanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-11

Podprim0 bOrbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov in ojno-varcevalnih
Znamk!
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odprl omaro orodjem, XII je
stala pod oknom. Dora ga je
po stra1li pogledovala in sko-
mizgnila z lepimi ramami. Lin
di Sc je smilil "ta veliki, zlaht-
nj VOL"
Ko je odsel iz hise, je poki-
NAL in Sc komaj ozrl ma ucitelji-
co. Dora nj crhnila niti besedi-
ce.
Linda Sc je kmalu poslovila
cd Dore Brundove in il obi jul
bila, da jo Sc obisce. Ko je bila
ma prostem, Sc je globoko od-
dahnila. Tamkaj pri S slamo kri-
tenn skednju je zagledala Joela,
XII Sc je pocasi obracal, kakor
da bi bill dusevno prav tako O.
koren kakor telesno.
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Ko je Linda jezdila domov, je
srecala Marka Jordana, XII ja
hodil pes. Bill je pri Sandbovih.
Linda Sc je vso pot jasno zave-
dala, da ga bo srecala, kajti tt
sti dan ga je potrebovala. Pr
tel prici j je sinilo v glavo
vprasanje, cemu Sc nista e
zdavnaj izpovedala drug dru'
gemu. Kaj ju je zadrzevalo? To-
da hipoma j je ia misel izginila
IL glave in nj mogla verjeti, da
je sploh mislila kaj takega. Po
tenn, kar je Mark govoril, il pac
nj bilo mogoee, da bi sama pri-
sla prva z izpovedjo ma dan.
Linda" je dejal Mark meh-
ko in polozil roko ma glavic ME
mega sedla, "vedno prides pra-
vem casu kakor nada."
/ Linda mu je pogledala v oci
"Celo vecnost te ze nisem vide
la. Tako sem bila zaposlena z
ueenci, XII sem jih pripravljala
"a prihodnje leto. Kaj 81 poee-
njal medtem 2" Prizadevala 81
je,- da bi j glas zvenel ravno,
dusno.
"No, posekal sem skoraj vso
svojo goseavo. Zdaj jo pricnem
pozigati, dokler Sc listje proved
ne posusi. Gozdnega pozara ne
hi rad zanetil." Mark je pobo-
zal konja po smreku.
Ker je Linda molcala, je ma
daljeval: "Pridi k meni ma dom
Potrebujem dusevne hrane. Sto-
pal bonn poeasi pes poleg tebe,
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v dolznost ST stejemo, da Sc mai
lepse zahvalimo vsem prijateljem,
XII so polozili tako krasne vence
cvetja k njegovi krsti. Ia dokaz va
Sc ljubezni napram pokojniku nam
je bill " veliko tolazbo dneh zalo-
sti. Zahvalo izrekamo sledecim:
Mrs. Frances Zigon in druzini;
Mr.. in Mrs. John krause in druzini;
MIR. in Mrs. Ralph Krause, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank krause, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Krause NIL, Mr.. in Mrs. Otto
Rist, MIR. in Mrs. John Petric in dru-
zini, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Petric in
druzini, MIR. in Mrs. Frank Jeran,
Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Jablonski, Mr..
Matt Pishler, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Leskovec, MIR. in Mrs. Tyyewski in
druzini, MIR. in Mrs. Leo Kausek in
druzini, MIR. in Mrs. John Cepirlo,
MIR. Herbert Glietz, Mr.. Joseph Ku-
stin, Centerless Grinders Baseball
Team, Production and Timekeep-
ing Drill Press H. S. M. Broach De-
partment., w. w. Inspection Mar
quette Metal Products, drustvo v
BOZ st. So SNPJ, in drustvo Water
loo Camp st. 281 WOW.
Dale srcna hvaIa vsem, XII so da-
rovali IA sv. mase, XII Sc bodo brale
"a mir dust pokojnika. Zahvalo maj
sprejmejo sIedeci:
Mrs. Frances Kavc, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Jeran, Mr.. in Mrs. Steve ia
blonski, MIR. in Mrs. John. Sluga,
Mrs. Mary Simoncic, MIR. in Mrs.
John Churney, Mrs. Mary Milavec,
Mr. in Mrs. Anthony Krause, Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Zupancic in druzini,
MIR. in Mrs. Frank P. Pallo, MIR.
James Novak, Mrs. Mary Zallar,
Miss Wilma Baraga, Mrs. Angela
Sedmak, MIR. in Mrs. Pete Sernovrs-
koncana je Tvoja zemeljska pt
81 tia, odkoder nj povratka. v nasil
ze, vsaj Te vsi bridko pogresamo.
leznostjo in ljubeznijo nasih src
Spavaj mirno snivaj sladko
Zalujoci ostali:
FANNIE, soproga; PHIL, v
PFC. GEORGE F., sinovi; FRANCE
cena Sluga, L
Mrs. Frances Zigon, Oaksville,
Mrs. Frances kavc, So
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BONDs OVER AMERICA


Near Billings, Montana, is the
POLYTECHNIC Institute with its many
buildings all designed, erected and
equipped by student labor, truly
cooperative institution founded in
1908.
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mix, MIR. in Mrs. Frank kristoff, Mr..
in Mrs. Tony Potocnik, Mrs. Mary
Lukek, MIR. in Mrs. Ponikvar, MIR.
Frank Petrovi6, Miss Mary Slosar,
MIR. in Mrs. Stan Jablonski, Mr.. in
Mrs. Dave Matesz, Mrs. Mary ia
blonski, Mrs. Antonio Susel, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Glavae, Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Kovitch, Mrs. Rose Sluga, MIR.
in Mrs. Frank Sluga, Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Blatnik, Mr. in Mrs. Mihevc,
MIR. in Mrs. VIM. Bregitzer, Mr.. in
Mrs. Claire Busdiecker, Mr.. in Mrs.
Walter Frazier, MIR. in Mrs. James
Scott, Mr.. in Mrs. Carl Moreland,
Agnes e. Buddy Moreland, Miss
Mildred Kress, Mr.. in Mrs. Marold,
delavci Marquette Metal Products
Co., dru$tvo Waterloo Camp WOW,
in drustvo v boj st. So SNPJ.
Naso globoko zahvalo izrekamo
vsem, XII so dali svoje automobile
brezpla6no " poslugo Ia spremstvo
pri pogrebu. Hvala onim, XII SO Sc
prisli poslovit cd pokojnika, ko je
lezal ma mrtvaskemu odru ter vsem
onim, XII SO ga sprejmili ma njegovi
zadnji poti ma rnirodvor.
Hvala pogrebnemu zavodu Jo-
seph Zele in Sinovi "a vzorno ure-
jen pogreb in najboljso vsestran-
sko poslugo. Hvala est. g. Tome "a
opravljene cerkvene obrede. Zahva-
la bodi izrecena tudi sobratom-po-
grebcem Cd drustev, XII so nosili kr-
sto, kot tudi predsedniku drustva v
boj st. So SNPJ MIR. Frank Barbicu
in predsedniku Waterloo Camp
WOW, Mr.. Geo. Turek, "a lepe po-
slovilne besede OBJ krsti.
Ako Sc je izpustilo ime katerega,
XII je prispeval, prosimo odpuscenja
in Sc mu isto najlepse zahvalimo.
/, mas ljubljeni soprog in ose. Odsel
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Conquer or destroy Is the theory OF
the Nazis and the curse of Europe.
Cooperation is the theme that made
our country great. Your coopera-
ton il needed now.
Evening star., 1944-12-09

mental shot In the arm that made
me feel a lot better"
His activities on Tarawa were de-
scribed in a dispatch by Marine
Corps combat correspondent, pub
lished In The Star last February 8.
Transferred to San Francisco, Mr..
Barnett was informed at II pm.
Monday of his wife's illness necessi-
tating an operation. He imme-
diately obtained a 15-day leave and
started trying to get to Washington
by plane to be with her.
He finally got started at 8 am.
Tuesday, but had to change planes
at Los. Angeles, Ell Paso, Fort Worth
and Dallas, switching airlines three
times. His wife's operation could
not await his arrival. The Red
Cross helped him keep in touch with
her bedside through kilograms and
long distance telephone calls.
Finally arriving here at $50 am.
Thursday, he rushed to see his wife,
who was said by his mother to have
been feeling very uncomfortable
and unable to relax since the oper-
alton. She was reported much bet
ter and on the road to recovery to-
day.
Mr.. Barnett had hoped to spend
most of his brief leave with his wife,
but his mother said he is having to
observe the hospitals visiting hours
and can see her only between 8 and
4 and and pm. each day.