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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
SLOVENSKi DELAVSKI
CENTER

Chicago. - Center je izgubil
S smrtjo Ane Mladic dobro pri-
iateljico in sosedo. PogreSali 10
bono.
Trad Proletarca in Center SO
minuli mesec obiskali Albin
K%arnicnik, Hendersonville, Pa;
Mary Sircely, belmont. Pa;
Evelyn De March,, Jeanette,
Pa; Sgt. Charles Rak, XII ie pri-
sci ma obisk k bratu Johnu Ra-
ku in drugim sorodnikom il
kempe Las Vegas, New; John
Ermenc, Milwaukee, Wis; pfc.
George Vertner, Roslyn, Wash;
Anna Bratkovich, Pittsburg,
Kans.; Josephine Habian, Sum-
nit, Ill; Frank Hribar il voia-
Ske kempe Fort Baku, Calf.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01

DO obetanega spisa cd meme"
Take in slicne dogodovScine
dine 20. oktobra bi vedelo pove-
dati zelo veliko nash rojakov,
Xxi 1--WE v tisti ~sosescini. Bill so
zares strasni prizori. Dobro pri
vsem je to, da izguba z%ivljeni
nj bila vecia kot je in pa ola Sc
je nesreca zgodila podnevu, ko
ie vec priloznosti oteti Sc ma
varno, kot pa, &c cloveka zalote
take eksplozije z rjuhami pla-
men ponoci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01

di tega, ker je gospa tho trium-
firala mad MO. Dvignil sem prst
in ga nanleril nanoj:
I'm ia zenska?"
"Jaz sem porocena!" je iekni-
la, kakor da Sc brani ocitka.
Same z MIN? -. z niko-
muir drugim ne 49,"
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
= PRED SENCO

merJa kot poprej; zvijacno je IT,
pala in merila najvisjo tockc
dovoljenega in nedovoljenega
Lojzo je obdrzala pr sebi; de-
kle je bio krivo, da me 1e imela
ia zenska kar naiveckrat v bill
zini in je obcevala z menoj S po-
gledom in besedo.
Bila je ljubosumna. Memo
samoljubje nj bio manjse kot v
dneh, ko me je cuvala ma poste-
iii; Sc povecalo Sc je.
Kadar je dvignila glavo ter
merila meme in Lojzo, me je
streslo v groznici. V krvi je bill
ia trepet odvisnosti cd ME in
nisem Sc je mogel otresti, dasi
sem Sc polnocnih mislih med
stenami sobice krohotal mad sa-
min seboj.
Pogledala me je nekoc po-
menljivo in njene oci MISC mogle
zakriti prikritega srda. "Sinoci
vas nj bio"
"Bil sem donna"
'Tudi Lojze nj bilo -"
IL njenih oci sem razbral, da
ne We nicesar, lie beseda iSce
Sledu "a mama. Spomnil sem sc
muk, ko je zasledovala mojc
ljubezen S Tonckol Srdito so sc
mi zasvetile oci, da je gospa pa
ola IL ravnotezja in omolknila
neprijetno cuvstvo SIC je razlilc
pc mojem telesu. Kaj hoce te
zenska? Cemu je tlatila Loizo V
mojo misel in 10 primerjala '
mojo bodoco zakonsko posteljo?
Sc isti vecer sem Sc sestal z
Lojzo. Kot pes sem sc plazil oh
stenah ulice in izginil v MIRA.
ku -.
40 SVa z LoJZo lZpregoVor1le
prvo besedo, Sc je gospa dvigni.
la liz tai in stala S satanskim
smehom pred mama.
"To so vajini o%pravki?"
Z Loizo sva Sc zavzela. Mrzlc
mama je Slo skozi telo. V mem
Sc je dvignil upor. Zdelo Sc m.
je, da udje polipa hlastajo pc
meni in me skusajo znova zadr-
gniti. Stall sem in zrl V gospo
V njenih oceh sem videl list
blesk kakor V p~rejsnjih dneh
Blesk zveri, XII pref ma plen.
zee sta p~ostena, smem biti
wanna, &c sta nepoStena, je mojs
navzocnost Sc boil upravicena.'
Smehljala Sc je, kakor da svo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
FRANCE BNK:
(Nadaljevanje. }

me DO je vec", sem Sc izogi-
/ bal odgovorov ma vprasanja.
ia MO hos sell"
ME ne DO vec,' sem ponovil
/ kot pref. Beseda je bila trda,
cello Sc je razoralo V CUBE.
Tedai Sc je LOLA zbala ZANE.
Kakor ola je pablo zviSka ma
/ Memo duSo in 10 uklonilo, je pc
| stala mehka.
"Saj ii verjamem. lie srce me
tako neznansko bolt"
Nagnila seize k meni. z roko
sem 10 pobozal pc lieu in utrnil
solzo, XII je blestela ma Nth.
Tako sva Sc gledala nekaj ca
sa, besede so bile saniave, polne
obliub in zlatih SAM. Meni SO Sc
/ gable. V SAME nisem verjel vec
in vendar sem mislil, da pristo-
| ia ia laz ljubezni kakor palica
popotnemu clovelu.
"Ti", je dejala kakor IL tezke
/ objective "a to besedo. "Vpra-
Sala tie bonn in ne bodi hud :"
Dvignil sem oGi, moi pogled
I ie dovoljeval in vpraSeval.
"Cemu ina ia zenska tako
/ oblast mad teboj?"
MiSliIa je ma gospo. Udarilo
me je, da sem skoro jeknil: "Ka-
terra zenska?"
"GoSpa -"
Pa sem mislil, da sem vrgel
raz sebe vse in da nihce vec ne
kraft mole svobode. zenske oci
so bistre in vidijo trikratno. Po-
miSIiI sem in spoznal svojo ne
o~dvisnost, Xxi je izrazala v ne
mem strahu in odsevala V kret-
\ Mi in besedi. Meme sence Sc nj
sem mogel odkrizati.
Tega nisem hotel priznati. Pc
5rl sem bridkost, XII je kanila
WI du$o in dvignil glavo. "Bal
sem Sc je, zdaj Sc je ne bojim
vec -"
"temu 81 Sc je bal?"...
Ma ia "cemu" sem Sc danes
dolzan odgovora. Moi pogled Sc
\ je uprl V tia, nato sem jo zgrabil
"a roko; "Zakaj me to vpraSu-
1 jeS? Ii 81 domiSljaS -"
LOLA je imela pray. Ker sem
radi ME zahajal skoro slednji
dan V hiSo, Sc je razmerje med
menoj in gospo boil in boil udo-
macilo. Nj doseglo istega raz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
O KATASTROFI
v METROPOLI.

CICRS1dilu, ". - INdSd pOull-
cna je stala ma East 55th in ST.
Clair Ave. Elektricarji so po-
pravljali zico mad tirom, pa S
karo nismo mogli naprej. Buff,
je zagrmelo ma severni strani
81. ceste oh progi New York
Central zeleznice. Dvignil Sc je
plamen visje in viSje, kakih IL
soc cevljev prot nebu. Bill je
PRIOR kakor da bi zr1 v razzar-
jeno nebo V mraku pordecenega
zahajajocega solnca.
Nekaj sekund je preteklo, in
re smo videli ljudi tam v blizini
V diru sem in tia, da bi utekli
plamenom. Eni so bill obleceni,
drugi, z nocnih Sihtov, pa so
planili S postelj obleceni kakor
so bill.
Eksplozija je nastala V plin-
skin tankih Ohio Gas Co. NaSim
starim naseljencem je tisti krai
znan pod imenom "koksovna".
Ia k~atastrofa Sc je dogodila V
petek 20. oktobra v letu gospo-
dovem 1914. Bio je straSno. Mi
sli SO mi uhajale ma one, XII so
bill v plamenih. Zdelo Sc mi ie,
da zanje nj resitve. Koliko je
mrtvih, tega prvi dan nj vedel
nihce. A re par dni pozneje so
Jill dobili mad sto IL pogorisc.
Veliko toliko ozganih, da jih ne
bi nihce vec spoznal.
Kraj, kjer Sc ie nesreca Ego
dila, je star del slovenske ma
selbine ma st. Clairju. E. 55th,
znana kot Wilson, in 9th pod
imenom Munich je sedai S Car
ny Ave. v razvalinah. Gerdino-
va prodajalna pohiStva ma ST.
Clairju, z dvorano vred, kjer Sc
je pricela leta 1921 zdruzitvena
konvencija SNIP z SDPZ, ie
zgcrela. Poslopia, v katerih sta
tiskarna AmeriSke domovine, in
pa Enakopravnosti, sta bila 81
Ger lie malo poSkodovana, toda
dotoki elektrike, pima in vode
SO bill vsled eksplozij ukinjeni
in z obratom sta morali nekai
dni prenehati. Jomesa Debevca
sem videl, da je odprl urad
AmeriSke domovine Sele tri dni
20 eksploziji, ko sem vozil svo-
10 poulicno mimo. To je bio OBJ
z. %ziutraj. Antona Sabca pa sem
videl pred tiskarno Enakoprav-
nosti, XII je bila takrat Sc zapr-
ia. ODE slovenski banki - In
ternational in North American,
sta bila omenjenega dine Sc "a
prti in zastrazeni. PR Enako-
pravnosti SO popokale sipe, ka-
kor mnogo drugih ma severni
strani ST. Clairja. Tudi Sloven-
ski narodni dom ie bill zaprt
skozi par dni pc katastrofi, a
Skode V MENU razen nekai
ubitih Sip, menda nj bio.
Ma 81. in ST. Clair Ave. ma
juzni strani je nastala vsled eks-
plozije velika jana, da pc ST.
Clairju nismo mogli skozi S po-
ulicnimi karami "a ur pc kata-
stroll. Medtem SO postavili "a
casno stransko progo OBJ plocni-
ku ma severni strani. S prone
tom pc Mi smo priceli V soboto
pozno popoldne. Poklicana je
bila milica, da prepreci kradnjo
y razbitih prodajalnah in v dru-
9Th lokalih. Imela je navodilo
ustreliti krSilce, &c bi Sc posto-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01

Pol sem premislil besedo in
re sem 10 izustil: "Jaz sem west
temu, Xxi ie west meni."
Gospe je zablestelo zenicah:
Eta zenska je bila pc svetu
Ne verujem, da je bila nedol-
INA 80"
Ia beseda me je nemilo zbo-
ola. Ne radi dejstva samega, ra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01

"~cudezev' il Vodic, kjer je
"sveta'' Johanca "Svicala" =
telecjo kri. Ignorance in vera
sta pac tesno zdruzeni; kier lie
ena, tam dobro uspeva tudi
druga. A. Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
IL KANSASA

Nekaj posebnega SO tele anne
riSke volitve. List, radio, shodi,
vsepovsod sauna propaganda, "a
vijanja in lazi ter obmetavanje
Z blatom, ola Sc mora studiti vsa-
kemu navadnemu volilcu. ViSek
"debelih", kar sem Jill cul in ci-
tai zadnje case, pa je rAmetala
predsedniku Rooseveltu kon-
gresnica Luce liz Connecticuta.
Obenem ga dole, ola je neke vr-
ste dictator in ola nj svobode V
dezeli.
AmeriSkega povprecnega vo-
lilca imajo "a velikega bedaka
- in to menda res je. Kar we
mimo navadnega delavca. Dasi
Sc morda res ne razume ma va
$40" politiko, vendar ga lahko
cisto navadna pamet uci, Ola
kandidati, katere priporoca de-
bella denarna moSnja in reak-
cionarji vseh vrst, XII OBJ vsaki
priliki kazejo, kako SO jim ma
poti vse s~ocialne reforme, XII ko-
lickaj pomagajo "malemu' tlo-
veku, da ii kandidatje vendar
MISC dobri zanj in da nina cd
NTH kaj pricakovati. To hi mo-
ralo biti prav lahko razumliivo
tudi takemu delavcu, Xxi ne eta
drugega kot smesnice in kari
kature.
NemSke grozovitosti mad ma
Sim narodom v starem kraju
razkrivajo tudi pisma, XII iih
zdai prinasajo cd tam ameriSki
letalci. In tako bodo morali kon-
emo utihniti tudi tisti, XII so, ia
ko boil na skrivai, Sc vedno
simpatizirali S Hitlerjevo moril-
no bando, ces, "a, kaj, to je a
ma propaganda; sal sem bill v
Nemciii in VEN, da SO to najboli
kulturni in civilizirani ljudje, z
dobrimi manirami! Nemski ma
rod nj res tako divjaski." Vsi
dokazi, da je V tel vojni popol-
noma podivjala tista nemska
oholost, XII Sc smatra "a nadliu-
di, kar posebno velja "a mlajso
generaciio, XII je bila vzgDjena
V Hitlerievi soil, Jill ne prepri-
ca. Pa 81 predstavljajo, da je to
ona Nemcija pred letom 1914,
XII ie imela tudi re takrat do
wolf osabnosti sebi.
V lokalnem angleskem case
pisu sem cital "vazno" vest il
Scrappagota, Anglia, da tam
"strasi" in to ma razlicne naci-
ne. Pred 200 lett so namrec tam
kaj sezgali ma grmadi 1.-Two ca
rovnico in MEN pepel zagrebli
ma istem mestu ter zavalili ma
MEN grob velik kamen. Zdai lie
pa traktor "a popravljanje cest
p~revrnil tisti kamen in preme-
Sal prst ter pepel. Cd tistega
casa, bonasvaruj, Sc pa tam go
de cudne reel. To oslarijo SO pri-
nesli angleSki listi z vso resnobo
in brez vsakega komentarja.
Pa SO mi priSle ma misel vse
tiste vraze in pripovedke o stra-
hovih, XII smo Jill Gull Sc kot
otroci V starem kraju in XII Sc
ponavljajo do roda do roda. Du-
hovscina je tam imela neomeie-
no oblast mad kmeckim 1iud-
stvom in bi bila lahko kaj sto-
rila, ola Sc iztrebi ia Ignorance.
Toda, dasi Sc spominjam, da sem
kot otrok slisal marsikaj "hu-
dega'' raz priznice, da so mi Sli
lasje pc koncu, Sc ne spomnim,
da bi kdai cul duhovnika, XII bi
pobijal vraze in take bedastoce.
No ia, sal Sc nismo pozabili
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
s. POVESTNI DEL &

Zavedala Sc je moci, XII 10 ie
imela vprico ljudi ma cesti. tn
me je lahko ukrotila z naimanj-
sim krikom. Tega sem Sc bal Sc
vedno. Ugriznil sem Sc v ustni-
ce in molcal. MolGal sem tudi.
ko mi je gospa prva dala umir-
jeno besedo. V negotovosti, ali
je zmagala ali ne, je zatrepetala.
Obrnil sem korak domov.
zenski sta Sli molce z menoi.
Gospa je poizkuSala narediti
Salo; nj Sc il posrecilo. Pretezko
je lezalo mad nami.
Sc ko smo stall v medlem svi-
tn kuhinje, smo Sc nekaj ire
nutkov gledali srepo. Zdelo Sc
mi je, da je ma gospejinih licih
skirt nasmeh zmagoslavja. Me
ne oci SO bile cisto slicne tistim,
XII so nekoc izstopile pod priti-
skom moth rok, crna pentlia
ma vratu je bila podobna odti-
som mojih prstov.
V meni je vstalo nekai in Sc
nj dalo vec potolaziti. Pogledal
sem Lojzo, XII nj vedela, kan
maj dene oci in dejal:
"Pojdi spat!"
LOLA je naredila pol koraka
in pogledala V gospo, gospa Sc
je zlobno zacudila: "O-odkdai
pa ti?"
In kakor bi mi bila prerezala
zile, sem Sc vzpel: "To je nail
ma zadeva!" Nato Lojzi: "Pojdi
spat!"
LOLA je sla. Gospa FAM je
Siroko razprla pogled in kakor
ola je pozabila ma vse, kar ie BIZ
10 med mama, nj mogla razume-
ii. Zdelo Sc mi je, ola size blaz-
most IL njenih zenic. Pricakoval
sem, da DO planila S skrcenimi
prsti name in me zadavila.
Odmaknila Sc je, kakor Ola
ona pricakuje cd meme isto. Je-
diva je mogla izreci besedo:
"Zdaj VEN vse."
"Tudi JAZZ vem."
V hipu ie dvignila glavo.
"Kaj veste?"
"Ponudili ste Lojzo, da Sc IL
nebite Toncke, XII je takrat re
nisem vec incl. Hotel pa ste
me pridobiti Ease"
Mic nj odgovorila ma mojo be-
sedo. Strmela je kakor vselei,
kadar sem potegnil castor z ME
ne duSe. Golote Sc je ia zenska
bala. Blesk njenih oci nj bill vec
tako oster, V tezki sapi mi ie
vrgla v obraz:
"In to zensko sem imela pri
sebi!"
ZdPOuILc JO!
me" je siknila. "Nadzorova-
la 10 bonn. vi je ne boste imeli."
"Tako?" SO zrastle mole oci,
pc gospejinem zacudenju sodec,
grozno. Stisnil sem roke ma prsi
in napravil diva koraka proti
Mi. zee bonn hotel, DO moia: &c
bonn hotel 49,"
Gospa je kriknila. Njsem Sc
je dotaknil, ali strahoten sem
moral biti. Ali sem igral, ali je
bio rlesnicno zivljenje, Sc ne
Spomnim vec. VEN, da sem "a
prl vrata "a seboj in Sci pc stop
micah ma ulico.
Hodil sem dive uri pc tlaku
pred hiSo, da bi zasliSal Loizin
kirk, dokler nj ugasnila luc V
hiSi...
Pc tenn dogodku me vec dni
nj bio V hiso. z Loizo sva Sc Sc
stajala opoldne in lepo mama je
bio, ko V Sc poljubila pod
solncnikom sredi zarkega pol
dneva -.
Ko je LOLA nekega dine IL
o~stala, sem stopil v hiso. Gospa
me je sprejela z ironicnim ma
smehom, sicer Sc je vedla, ka-
kor da nj bilo mic.
IL navajo sem sedel "a MILO
in vel knjigo v roko. Vendar
Sc je razmerje med Mani doce-
la izpremenilo. Skozi nenavad-
no prijaznost obeh zensk je pro-
sevala hinavscina, XII Sc je bra
tia z mrznjo. cutil sem, kakor
da nosim tezko masko. Kadar
smo izrekli besedo, smo vselei
pomislili, kaj lei pod MO.
Evening star., 1944-04-26

on an enemy light cruiser, but planes
from Midway discovered two enemy
cruisers, one of which they crippled
and scored a number of hits on
them. Poor visibility on the 5th
prevented further operations.
Four Jap Cruisers Hit.
On June 6, Hornet planes located
an enemy force consisting of two
heavy cruisers and three destroyers
and made hits on the two cruisers.
Planes from the Enterprise also
scored hits on those two cruisers
and later in the day Hornet planes
attacked two more
cruisers and a destroyer.
On the same day, in an effort to
save the Yorktwon, which had been
taken in tow, the destroyer Ham
mann went alongside to put on
board a salvage party. While she
was alongside, the Yorktown was
struck by two torpedoes from an
enemy submarine, and the Ham
mann by one. The Hammann sank
within a few minutes and the next
the yorktown also sank.
The Battle of Midway was the
first decisive defeat suffered by the
Japanese Navy in $50 years. Fur
it put an end to the long
period of Japanese offensive action
and restored the balance of naval
power in the Pacific. The threat to
Hawaii and the West Coast was
automatically removed, and except
for operations in the Aleutians area,
where the Japanese had landed on
the islands of Kiska and Attu, enemy
operations were confined to the
South Pacific. 1t was to this latter
area, therefore, that we gave our
greatest attention.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
At-karge Plan
IsDeieated in
Vote Is 2.658-l,l97
| In Referendum on
Moke-Up Of Council

Alexandrians yesterday rejected,
by vote Of 2,658 to 1,197, the pro-
posal to elect the entire City Coun-
Gil at large and voted to retain the
present setup of six ward and three
at large councilmen.
The referendum vote climaxed a
long fight between proponents of
the two plans, started when the bill
to authorize the referendum was
sponsored in the State Legislature
by Delegate w. Selden Washington,
and carried on up to the last minute
by the two factions.
The present plan was championed
by four Of the city's six ward coun-
cilmen, as well as by the Central
Labor Union, Judge James r. Dun
can and Substitute Judge Harry r.
Kennedy of the Civil and Police
Court, as well as many other groups
and individuals.
Vote by Wards.
Headed by Robert c. Whitton, adj
ministrator Of the Alexandria Hos
Ipital, and former Mayor Edmund
Ticer, the at large plan was backed
by the Chamber of Commerce and
was favored by many of the city's
leading businessmen.
The vote according to wards was
as follows: First, 407 to 108; Sec
ond, 282 to 100: third, 40 to 173;
fourth, 395 to 1893; fifth, 497 to 36l;
sixth, first precinct, 548 to IS, and
second precinct, 100 to I78.
With the decision to retain the
ward plan, the general election in
June will see only two of the six
ward councilnen replaced or op-
posed. In the April Democratic
primary First Ward Councilman
John Matter was defeated by
Thomas Hulfish, who will be the
only candidate from that ward.
Delaney Faces Fight.
In the second ward Councilman
Paul Delaney was declared the Dem
ocratic candidate when no primary
opposition appeared, but will be op-
posed in June by an independent
candidate, Aubra Shuman, owner
OF Shuman's Bakery g. Ice Cream
Co. of 5l6 King street.
Third Ward Councilman John
Ewald viii be unopposed by virtue
OF winning the Democratic nomina-
ton IN April, while Councimen
George K. Bender, 1t. Col. Everett
A. Hellmuth and Charles Burgess
OF the fourth, fifth and sixth wards
were unopposed in the primaries
and will be the only candidates IN
the general election.
The three at-large councilmen,
Mayor William T.. wilkins, Vice
Mayor Eugene Simpson and Charles
stump, took office in September,
l943, and do not come up for re-
Election again until june 1916.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Puts Many
Wines on
Free LIST Monday
Rotioning Will Continue
On Gins and Brondies
For at Least q Month
Py the Associated Press.


RICHMOND, Va, April 26.-Im-
ported ports and sherries and du-
bonnet will go on the ration free
list in State liquor stores Monday
and the ration on domestic grape
brandies will be increased from one
fifth to four-f1fths a month.
Imported gins and brandies will
continue to be rationed at four
f1fths per month and the three rum
items, which are now ration free
will remain so for another month.
The first shipment of new whisky
recently purchased in Illinois is not
expected to arrive in time to permit
ration liberalization before June l.
The liquor ration will remain as at
present-a maximum of one quart
each month.
The shipment consists of 1000
cases Of bottled-in- bond rye, not
less than four years old, and will be
sold under the trade name of
American Distilling Co. Bonded
Stock"
The State Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board also has announced a
bottling schedule for the 27 900 bar
relS of whisky bought for the State
under its ownership of some. S.
100000 in stock of the American
Distilling Co. This schedule calls
for the delivery of approximately
$4,000 cases of whisky in seven diff
ferent brands each month.
Liquor ration book holders whose
surnames begin with letters up to
TX" should register for new ration
books this week, ABC Board officials
said today.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
lsWRshonmiq
.Remindery6a

Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4,
blue stamps A-8 through K-8 good
indefinitely. Blue stamps LIB
through Q-8 valid May and good
indefinitely. Each stamp worth 10
points. Blue tokens are being used
as change.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Book No. 4, red
stamps AS through Q-8 good in
definitely. Red stamps R-8 through
T-8 valid May /. Each stamp
worth 10 points. Red tokens are
being used as change.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for each
pound Of waste kitchen fats you
turn In.
Sugar-Book No. Stamps 80 and 81
valid, for 5 pounds indefinitely.
Book No. 4, stamp 40 good for 5
pounds for home canning through
February %, 1945.
Gasoline-No. ga coupons good for
3 gallons through May 8. B-2,
c., B-3 and C-3 coupons good
for S gallons each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. 4 and cou-
pons good for 10 gallons per unit
through August 81. Consum.
ers in this area should not have
used more than 95 per cent OF
their total yearly fuel oil ration as
Of April "A.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
AZ Prince Georges Men
10 Report 10 Services

Prince Georges County Draft
Board No. 2 at Upper Marlboro an
nounced today that 13 white and
seven colored men, who passed their
preinduction physical examinations
last month, have been ordered to
report Tuesday for duty with the
Navy.
At the same time, Board No. 8 at
Upper Marlboro announced that 10
white and three colored men have
been ordered to report to the Navy
next Wednesday.
The 13 white men scheduled to re-
port Tuesday are:
Marosy. Edward zollinhofer, r. Z.
Beall, Wade F. Watts, H L. jr
Rasmussen, g. P. Curran, William J.
Merkie, Paui z. Ttmmons, VIM. C.
MsIkle. DAVID !. Harris, John D.
Whitman, M. e. Miller, Cecil H.
thompson, Jesse H.
The seven colored men ordered
to report the same day are:
Jackson. Howard Brownler, Roland C.
Jackson, James H. johnson. VIM. H.
Chittams, r. e. Williams, Chas. B.
jenkins, Thomas r.
The 10 white men ordered to re-
port next Wednesday are:
Adcock, e. r. Phillips, Robert J.
Lynch, Thomas E. Kidwell, William Z.
Adcock, HALEY H. AShby, Robert L.
De Grasse, Geo. =. Stoneman, John C..
Simpkins, Chas. z. Smith, Harold @.
Knott, Leslie M. Cutright, Elmer 3,
Mandley, Chas e. Smith, L. L., jr
Meyers, Paul e. Goldsmith, w. W.
Wilkins, Marvin I. Owings, william e.
Bowman. Lewis G.
The three colored men ordered to
report the same day are.
Smith, Manuel A. Gwynn, Willis r,
Brown, Isaac r.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Winchester Methodists
Report 593 New Members
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STRASBURG, Va, April 26-An
increase in church membership of
593 persons in the Winchester Con-
ference of the Methodist Church
was reported here yesterday at the
|semi-annual meeting of the organi-
Zation, which reelected Bruce
Slavin, Harrisonburg, district dry
leader
Four preachers now serving in the
district were recommended for ad-
mission on trial in the Virginia con-
ference. They were Edward
Plunkett, Mount Solon; Wrightson
Tongue, Toms Brook; E. C. Day,
Stanley, and o. w. Lynch, White
Post.
Financial reports showed an ag-
gregate of $23792 raised for pastors
salaries; $3.50 for world service
81 800 for the bishops fund and con-
ference claimants, and $2,784 as a
week Of dedication" offering.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Maryland to Use High School
Graduates as teachers in Fall

to find the most mature girls for
the specialized training.
I'VE are not undertaking the
training of high school girls for
teaching jobs lightly" DR.. Pullen de-
clared. adding that the girls would
receive 3as good q start as possible"
toward their A. B. degrees at the
summer class.
The curriculum is being arranged
by a committee comprised of DR..
M. Theresa Wiedefeld, president OF
Towson State Teachers College;
Miss Grace Alder, supervisor of ele-
mentary schools; the elementary su-
pervisors of Baltimore and Anne
Arundel Counties and the county
Superintendents.