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Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 7 (P,-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for August 8: 1881 pur-
chases involving 47,515 shares; 1925 sales
involving 44,03S shares, including II short
sales involving 900 shares
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Approximate Sales Today.
IL 100 am 38l $50 1900 noon 6lo $40
100 pm. TAI 6lo 2:OOpm e44 300
tUnit of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
in full r In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
| Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declars tion Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
xr Elk rights. aAlso ext1a or extras Cash
or stock; Declared or paid 20. far this
year. Payable in stock. PAID last year.
h Payable in Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
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Washington Exchange
BONDS.

Washington Gas 5s 196O-Sl 900 at 1881
Security Storage Coo at 66.
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Report for Last 4s Hours.
Record for Last "a Hour

prom noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest. "a. 5 pm. Year ago, go.
Lowest, 20, 4.50 am. Year ago. 81.
Record Temperatures This Year.
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Dividends Announced

Spiegel, Inc, sales for July totaled
81 ,504 1856, an increase of 347To over
a year ago; for seven months, S16,--
404 1892, a gain of $50 over a year
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Tide Tables-

FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Gcodetic Survey
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. z R.-Commission
houses sold persistently today and all
wheat and rye futures dipped to new sea-
times Oats and barley also declined.
Favorable war news was the main de-
pressing influence, although heavy move
ment of spring wheat and oats also were
factors Wheat rallied at times under
short covering
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Highest, as. on June is,
Lowest, II, on January Z.
Humidity ReDorf
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The Sun and Moon.

Automobile iiktits must Be turned on
one hAh hour after sunset
Precipitatioh
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital current month to datel corrected
August : to follow readings at Washington
al
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BANK AND TRUST coMpANIE,

'Ex dividend. tPlus extras ta) Paid
so far this year. te) ~ extra. (h) So. 90
extra; n) 10c extra tp) Paid In l943,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
O BOzIcU

ca je vedno micna cistoci, XII
vlada zunaj in znotraj.
v teh domovih je rasla naSa
deca, ter nam bila v veselje in
ponos. Sedaj Sc je spremenilo
tudi to. Ravno ko to pisem,
prav ma ia dan je poteklo dive
lett, odkar je odsel najin sin -
edinec k vojakom in cd takrat
je mas dom bolj pust, ker nj
vec nasega dragega fanta med
nami. Koliko domov je danes E.
nakih nasemu! Tisoce in tisoce.
Upajmo, da bo kmalu napocil
dan, ko Sc vrnejo a 81 dragi
fantje domov in potem DO 70
pet zavladalo veselje v nash
hisah. V tenn smislu zelim vsem
rojakom in prijateljem kakor
tudi clanicam Progresivnih Slo-
venk in Jadrana prav vesele
bozicne praznike in srecno no.
vo leto 1945, XII mai prinese mir
in sreco vsem ljudem ma zem-
iii!
Mrs. Frances Wolf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
IL urada
am eri-
skego norodnego'
sveto

Prve dni meseca januarja
bono dobili tudi nase clanske
make, do katerih bodo upravi-
ceni >vsi dobrostojeci clani SA-
NSa ter seveda vsi novopristo-
phi clani. Povemo ze lahko ma
pref, da bodo znaki zelo licni,
zelo pomenljivi ter v ponos vsa-
kemu, XII ga DO nosil. Znaki Sc
ne bodo prodajali, pac pa bodo
sluzili poleg clanske karte "a
dokaz elanstva. Letna clanari-
ma znasa $500, XII Sc zamore
plaeati v dveh obrokih. Dohod-
XII cd clanarine so namenjeni
politicnema d., il upravi SA-
NSa, kakor tudi "a stroske v
zvezi relifno akcijo. Citatelje
te kolone vabimo, da pristopijo
k lokalni podruznici, ali pa po-
magajo organizirati move v svo-
il naselbini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
in Mr.. in Mrs. Cole.

in Mr.. in Mrs. Cole.
Ako Sc je pomotoma izpusti-
10 ime katerega, XII je ma ia ali
oni nacin prispeval ali pomaga+
prosimo oproseenja ter Sc mu
istotako zahvaiiva.
Ponovno sc zahvaliva vsem "a
vse, svojemu kakor tuci 81
novemu imenu "a vse, kar ste
storili "a mas.
Gotovo DO 4. november 1914
zapisan kot eden najlepsih v
najinem zivljenju in krasno da-
rilo "dinnette set, DO widen
znak vasega prijateljstva.
Mr.. in Mrs. Leo in
Frances Wolf,
Sylvia Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
Zohvo|o

V prav prijetno dolznost 81
stejeva, da Sc tenn potion mai
lepSe zahvaliva stevilnim nasim
prijateljem, XII so mama pripra-
viii tako presenecenje (Sur-
prise Party) "a 25-letnico naji-
; mega zakonskega zivljenja.
! Bilo :je ma sredo, 18. oktobra.
;; Imeli smo Jadrancanje pevsko
vajo. Po vaji pospravimo stva
ri v omaro. JAZZ sem hitela k
Progresivnim Slovenian, XII 81
vajo "a reveze v start domovi-
nj, pa so re od;le. Moi moz in
ice Primo sta Sc pa kaj zivah-
no razgovarjala. Pristo2im il
izvem, da namcravajo naprav-
ii presenecenje "a Toneta Prim-
Ca in njegovo soprogo Jennie
"a 10-letnico njune poroke. Joe
naju je prosil, da maj ju midva
pripeljeva Dom oh casu XII be
dolocen. Kar nervozna sva po-
stala, ko sva prevzela ia posel.
;; vedoc, da pridejo pri takih
stvareh razne tezave in mot
ME, XII jih je tesko spraviti v
red in je treba vcasih kaj hi
tro misliti, da Sc celia aranzma
ne pokvari v zadnjem trenutku
Moi moz je kaj slabo spal tisto
noe, ker je koval nacrte, j z
sem pa kar sladko zaspala. Sem
81 mislila: "Kar bo pa bo."
! Tako je res prisel dan, dolo-
cen "a presenecenje. Moi MOI
| je re odnesel kosaro krofov, Xxi
sem jih napravila in potem Sc
odpeljeva po Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Primo. Med potjo sva svarila
drug drugega maj boya pazlji-
| va, da Sc celia igra ne polomi
| Seveda, Primcevi nisa bill prav
mic "priprayljeni", da gredo
sploh ven. Pc dolgemu prigo-
yarjanju smo Sc dogovorili, da
gremo klno. Pa poklice nekdo
po telefonu (vse je bilo dogo-
vorjeno z nase strani), da je
prisel clan Jadrana, XII sc je ma
hajal ze tri leta pri vojakih ma
dopust, ter da naj pridemo V
Dom, da ga pozdravimo. Eopet
! prigovarjanje 2 nase strani in
konecno Sc res dvignemo in kar
kamen Sc je mama odlozil cd
srca, ker sva Sc blizala cilju ter
tsmo Sc odpeijali proti Sloven-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
p
NaSe prireditye:

Podruznica stew. 48, Collin
wood, Ohio prireja veselico Y
korist pomozne akcije v nede.
ljo a. decembra v Slovenskem
delavskem domu, Waterloo Rd.
Podruznica st, 2, Chicago
(northside), ILL.,, prireja vese-
leo korist pomozne akcije in
'SANSa v Fleinerjevi dvorani,
1888 N. 'Halsted Street, v sobo-
to 20. januarja 1945.
Podruznica stew. JOG Euclid,
Ohio, prireja javni shod v Dru-
stvenem doinu ma Recher Ave.
v nedeljo 4. februarja. Glavni
govorniki: Josko Oven, Janko
N. Rogelj in Leo. Kushlan.
Mirko G. Kuhel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19

zma, casopsh delavske ali beralne stranke uzva
nobene podpore &-:
2 enim samim udarcem je Churchill pahnil britanski
prestiz tako globino da e skoro tako tragcno Nick
kot je bill dneh Stanley Baldwin, ali Neville Cham
berlana Kadar polemzira, govor tonom razjarjenega
cloveka, XII je nedostopen vsakemu pamenemu argu-
mentu in jee prevec zadovoljen tenn da more groz-
miami ukrotit House of Commons:
Dogodk zadnjega tedna so pokaza, da je Churchill,
ub vse svo velieini vodje voni, pateticno nespo-
soben uredt vprasana, XII porajajo il zacetkov mu.
Njegovo ravnanje e spravilo splosne volitve mnogo
vecjo blzino Pokazao e, da je toliko bol nespo
soben soditi cilih kaere borli, em blizje
prhajamo zmagi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19

Sandi je v skrbeh. Zadnji cas-
je, da preorje veliko njivo. Pa
Sc domisli. Zvecer gre v vasko
gostilno in zacne tako mimo-
grede pripovedovati, da je pri
oranju ia svoji njivi re nekaj-
krat nasel dragocene stare zlat-
nike. Prav verjetno je - je ma
mignil -, da je ma tel njivi
zakopan zaklad il davnih ca
SOY.
Takoj naslednje jutro je bila
njegova velika njiva popolno-
ma preorana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19

Cleveland CollinWOod, o. -
zivimo v Ameriki, XII je dala de-
la in kruha milijonom ljudi, Xxi
so prisli v to "obljubljeno" de-
zelo IL vseh krajev sveta. Da-
mes ko je zabranjeno priselje-
vanje Sc vedno hrepenenjem
gledajo milijoni ma to dezelo, o
kateri sanjajo, da sc njej &C.
di med in mleko.
Mogoce mi, XII zivimo tn, mi
slime malo drugace. Kapitali-
zem nam daje postave, XII so
vcasih kaj trde "a ubogo de-
lavsko paro. Ko je bila deprc-
sija toliko let, so Sc bogatini
kaJ malo brigali ali imamo je-
sti ali ne. MISC nam hoteli dati
niti skorje kruha, XII je padla
cd njih miz, &c nj bilo to "a
njih dobickarske interese.
Sedaj dobivamo vec in wee
pravic do organiziranja in tudi
vec gotovosti "a cas- brezposel-
nosti in "a stara leta.
la vse to sc imamo v veliki
vecini zahvaliti nasemu velike-
mu predsedniku Franklin D.
Rooseveltu, XII uvideva, da SO
potrebne razne reforme, XII nam
bodo mogoce prinesle sistem,
XII ne bo slonel le ma dobickar-
stvu in izkoriscevanju delav-
skin mas. Cuvajmo te pridobit
We ter bodimo noe in dan ma
strait. Bodimo slozni med Sc
boj, ker naSi izkoriscevalci ved-
no gledajo, da sc nett razdor
med nami, il katerega kujejo
potem svoje interese.
Zdi Sc mi, da sem zasla cd
tam, kjer sem mislila prav "a
prav priceti. Prisla sem tam il
Gcriskega in sicer il Trnovega
pri soncni Gorici, XII Sc mi zdi
se sedaj najlepsi kraj ma zemlji.
Mogoce DO kdo rekel: Him, ka-
menja dosti, to je vse." Je ka-
menje, a vines pa crna rodovit-
ma zemlja, XII je lahka "a obdc-
lovati in XII bogato rodi. Zadaj
pa ogromni trnovski gozdovi, o
katerih bl clovek mislil da nj
majo konca, polni obseznih jelk,
XII Jim skoro ne vidis vrha.
Razgled, XII Sc nudi cloveku
il Trnova, je nekaj nebesko lc-
pega. VISA ipavska dolina lei
pred teboj, v vsej svoji bogati
lepoti. Tam sc vidi sveta CORA
pri Gorici dalec proti Furlandi-
j prav Italijo. Tam pa Sc va
Ii nasa Soca, ia bistra hci pla-
min, kakor jo je opeval mas 60
riski slavcek Gregorcic. Prav v
daljavi pa Sc vidi sinje morje
Adrijansko, XII mora ostati slo-
vensko. Po MEM pa plavajo la
die, katere lahko opazi bistro
oko. Sedaj je odlocilna ura kdo
bo incl te lepe kraje. Lab? O,
ne! Dovolj je krivic pretrpel
mas ubogi Primorec. In Russia,
nasa matt nam hiti v pomoc in
odresenje.
IL Trnova je tudi nasa neu-
morna delavka pri Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd., Mrs. Marie Rijavec. Mi j
pravimo Maricka, ter je splos.
no priljubijena med nami, radi
svoje pozrtvovalnosti pri nasih
narodnih ustanovah. Seveda je
Sc mnogo drugih, ki so prisli
cd nasih krajev. Postayili smo
- -t+'
81 2 zulji svojih rok svoje domo-
We. Hisa slovenskega priseljen-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
SkOtsku

skot Sc gre pomladit. Pri bla-
gajni ma kolodvoru ga vprasa
uradnik, ali hoce tudi vozni IL
sick "a nazaj. - Ne, dragi go
spod, odgovori skot - tia Sc
peljem kot odrasel, nazaj Sc pa
mOrda vrnem ze kot OtrOk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-19
,kemu delavskemu domu.

rlnlla oDa Mr.. IN Mrs. Primo
pred sabo, dc bi prva vstopila,
pa je bilo kar vse tho. Stopim
pa JAZZ nitro in zakricim kar ma
vse grlo: Surprise! K temu so
vsi pripomogli le, da so vsi xiii
cali mama. Midva sva postala
vsa zmedena ter potem dolgo
nisva mogla priti do tega kaj
Sc prav "a pray godi. In da je
bilo presenecenje popolno, vsto-
pi pred naju najin sinko Fran
celj in mama pripne sopke cyet-
lie. Sledile so solze IL najinih O.
ci, pol omedlevica in vzelo je
kar vec dni predno sva prav
razumela kako je bilo. Sicer pa
res nj karsibodi ko nenadno
zagledava toliko prijateljev
pred seboj.
Najlepsa hvala Mrs. Marie
Rijavec, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Primo,
Mr.. in Mrs. L. Sanabor, Mr.. in
Mrs. Tony Prime, Mrs. Person,
Mrs. Gosnak, Mrs. Gorjup, Mrs.
Tomle, Mrs. Ana Zaic in bratu
Angel Plesnicar, XII so 81 vso
stvar omislili in vabili nase pri-
jatelje.
Hvala Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Per-
son "a YES trud, XII sta ga ime-
la, da sta dobila nasega sina
ma dopust. Hvala kuharicam
Mrs. M. Rijavec, Mrs. K. Wolf,
Mrs.J .Perko, Mrs.M.Rupnik, in
Mrs. F. Globocnik. rivala tudi
natakarjem: Mr.. F. Jereb, Mr..
j. Lonchar, Mrs. J. Gricar in
Mr.. ]. Dermasa. Zahvalo maj
sprejmejo streznice, XII so sire
gle pri mizah: Mrs. J. Primo,
Mrs. T. Primo, Mrs. J. Dovgan,
Mrs. r. Batic, Miss D. Arko,
Miss j. Jenko, Miss D. Fatur,
Mrs. F. Spenko, Mrs. Mary "a
krajsek.
Najlepsa hvala pevcem zbo-
ra Jadran "a lepo in ubrano
petite. Srcna hvala Mr.. Joe Dur
nu "a lepe, v srcc segajoce be-
sede, XII jih je podal v svojemu
govoru, kar je naju ganilo dc
solz.
Hvala tudi Mrs. F. Belgian in
Mrs. L. Modic, XII sti sprejemalj
goste pri vratih, kakor tudi Mr.
Steve Person in Mr. ]. Primo
XII sta vozila ljudi okoli po 0.
pravkih in pri pripravah.
Najino prisrcno zahvalo ma.
! sprejmejo sledeci priJalelji:
! Mr.. in Mrs. B. Sanabor, Mr.
in Mrs. J. Prime, Mr.. in Mrs
T. Prime, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Pru
die, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Dougan, Mr.
N Mrs. M. Martincic, Mr.. ir
Mrs. L. Rijavec, Lake Shore
Blvd.
Mr.. in Mrs. S. Person, Mrs
M. Hvala, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Sisko'
vic, Waterloo Rd., Mr.. in Mrs
A. Plesnicar, Mr.. in Mrs. V
Seitz E. IA St., Mr.. in Mrs. A
Rijavec, Mr.. in Mrs. L. Volk E
161 St., Mr.. in Mrs. P. Rijavet
Waterloo Rd., Mr.. in Mrs. F
Kosic, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Dermasa
Mr.. in Mrs. E. Dobida, Mr.. ir
Mrs. G.. Ozbic, Mr.. in Mrs. ]
Milavec, Mr.. in Mrs. j. Leban
'Varian Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Ri
javec, Bayliss Ave., Mr.. in Mrs
J. Habe, Mrs. Lisy, Mrs. A. Be
linger, Bayliss Ave., Mr.. il
Mrs. L. Kalis, Mrs. Alpina Rajk
Mr.. in Mrs. Metlika, Sylvia Ave.
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Plesko, Mr.. ir
Mrs. F. Pretnar, Mr.. in Mrs. L
Gricar, Mr.. in Mrs. Carol Ehas
Hale Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Tom
Sic, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Skocaj, Mr.
in Mrs. L. Karnel, Mr.. in Mrs
F. Belgian East Cleveland, Mr.
in Mrs. l.. Modec, E. 254 ST..
Mr.. in Mrs. J.Kozel, Mr.. in Mrs
]. Matjazic, Mr.. in Mrs. Mako
yec Rus, e. 176 ST., Mr.. II
MRS. ]. Durn, Mr.. in Mrs. T
MiheliG. Mr.. in Mrs. TOmSic
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! win Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs. Tanko,
Mr.. in Mrs. Milavec - S. Ora
i.gusa, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Batic, Mr..
lin Mrs. G. Strukel, Mr.. in Mrs.
| j. Makovec, Geneva., Mr.. in
Mrs. ]. Ogrinc, E. 161 ST., Mr..
in Mrs. c. Lampe, Mr.. in Mrs.
Junetie in hcerka Florence, Mr..
/ in Mrs. j.. Lokar, Mr.. in Mrs. A.
Bencic, Mr.. in Mrs. Cigoj, Mr..
in Mrs. Bostjancic, Mr.. in Mrs.
L. Petric, Mr.. in Mrs. L. Cibron,
Mr.. in Mrs. T. Mrak, Frances
Ed. Willro, Henry Fray, Louis
Jalovec, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Gaznik,
Mr.. in Mrs. 0. B. Rist, Mr.. in
Mrs. J. Cinkola, Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Mesojedec, Mr.. in Mrs. j..
Skvarca, Mr.. in Mrs. L. Ribol,
Darwin Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs. Ko-
bal, Darwin Ave., Mr.. in Mrs.
A. Jankovic, Mr.. in Mrs. Ivan
cic, Mr.. in Mrs. L. Slejko, Mr..
in Mrs. Le-nassi, Mr.. in Mrs.
Albert Moro, Mr.. in Mrs. j. Fa-
tur, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Svetek, E.
1852 St., Mr.. in Mrs. ]. zele, E.
152 St., Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Pugel,
Mr.. in Mrs. A. Dolgan, Mr.. in
Mrs. l.. Furlan, Mr.. S. Lokar,
Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Tomsic, E. ITS
St., Mr.. in Mrs. I. Sterile, Mr.. in
Mrs. J.. Maleckar, E. 100 St.,
Mr.. in Mrs. Geo. Marolt, Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Kristof, Mr.. in Mrs. ].
Planinc, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Vadnal
Sr., Mr.. in Mrs. L. Makuc.
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Zigman, Mr..
in Mrs. S. Valencia, Mr.. in Mrs.
j. Skerl, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Dilost,
Mr.. in Mrs. S. Vozel, Progre-
sivne Slovenke krozek st. 3,
Pvt. in Mrs. F. Spenko, Pfc. in
Mrs. A. Zakrajsek, Mr.. Harold
Tomsic, Ly Anne in Sonny Ro-
vancek, Mr.. in Mrs. B. Lesko-
vec, Mr.. in Mrs. Daniel Milo, E.
161 St., Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Zajc, Mr..
in Mrs. A. Brencic, Mr.. in Mrs.
V. Kline, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Zafret,
Mr.. in Mrs. J. Subel, Mrs. L.
Jerkic, Mr.. in Mrs. Makarovie,
Rocky River, Mrs. Stefan5ic
and Son, E. 64 St., Mr.. in Mrs.
Kretic w. Sc St., Mr.. in Mrs.
M. Zlate, Mr.. in Mrs. v. Star
man, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Bitenc,
Mr.. in Mrs. Loncar, Mrs. Eli
nor Bruk (Rijavec), Mr.. in Mrs.
T. Tolar Jr., Mr.. in Mrs. J. Ger
gol, Mrs. Gospodaric, Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Paulin, Mrs. Princit
and Family, Mr.. in Mrs. F.. Per
llo, Mrs. ]. Gorjup-Kalinger,
Mr.. in Mrs. c. Gorjup, Mr.. in
Mrs. j. Tomle, Mrs. M. Stibic,
Mr.. in Mrs. L. Marn, Mr.. in
Mrs. l.. Prebeusek, Mr.. in Mrs.
Simiciklos, Mrs. F. Tomato,
Miss D. Fatur, Miss ]. Jenko
Mr.. in Mrs. T. Fortuna, Mr.. in
Mrs. T. Zupancic, Mr.. in Mrs
A. Sosic, Mrs. M. Terpizan, Mr.
in Mrs. ]. Nidoh.
. Mr.. in Mrs. T. Skapin, Mr.
in Mrs. L. Markucic, Mr.. in
=. Mrs, C. Luksic, Mrs. A. Kalin
, Mr.. in Mrs. L. Ogrin, Miss L
Zabukovec, Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Pau.
lie, Ais H. Mcdowell, Miss j
, Debeljak, Miss M. Ulogar, Ella
: Phllyppl, Mrs. M. Gaser, Mrs
b.. G. Basel, Mrs. L. Henikman
: Mrs. Hakovar, Mrs. Anna Jer.
4 Sc, Mrs. Louis Ogrinc, Miss J
/, Bawers, Mrs. J. Zakrajsek, A.
), lice Dielman, Dorty Gray, Ri
chard Chandler, Jack Persky
. Mrs. j. Ludvik, Mr.. in Mrs. III
) Prime, Mr.. in Mrs. Plesek, Mrs
> L. zabukovec, Mrs. J. Zajc, Wa
/, terloo Rd., Mr.. in Mrs. L. To.
lar Sr., Mrs. u. Tursic, Mrs
=. in Miss Prudic, Mich, Mary
-, Dermisa, Rusel Greby, Mr.. in
/. Mrs. F. Mihelic, e. 1853 St., Mrs
| NJ
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MILITARY SECRET


Clubine said they now have
140 hogs at the farm, but had
more previously. He refused to
discuss details of their contract
the government at ScIfridge
Field, or the amount of garbage
hauled in two ! L ton trucks on
one trip each daily - despite
Attorney Johns pointed re-
marks regarding the contract
being "a military secret"
In urging an early disposition
Of the case, because of approach
ing warm weather, Judge Noe
pointed out TO both attorneys
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Justice may be blind accord
ing to traditions of classical
mythology, but as long as she
possesses a good schnozzola and
sense of smell she can come in
mighty handy in Chesterfield
Townships "piggery" case.
She may even step down from
her height and decide for the
Macomb County Circuit Court
whether Kitchen waste" is gar
bage, or how long it has 10 re-
main in the kitchen waste stage
before il loses its daintiness and
begins to put on airs.
Having emerged unblemished
from a lot of smelly courtroom
affairs in the years since Mag
ma Charta, Justice may be able
to wise-lp the court regarding
the delicate shades of offense
between an unpleasant smell, an
odor, and a stencil that produces
an effect similar TO the mal-de-
mer known TO ocean travellers.
SUPER EXPERTS
Neither would it be too much
to ask Justice whose cloudy
domicile is now populated by
many expert-experters, TO diff
ferentiate between plain and or
binary "piggeries', and the pa
triotic production of hogs TO aid
the home front, Lend-Lease and
the hungry Russians.
All these thoughts must have
been offered up to the unseen
powers who watch over judges,
by Circuit Judge Alton H. Noe
on Saturday, a very warm day,
as he sat with collar willing on
the court bench, hearing evil
dence on a Order to Show Cause
why two middle-aged Chester
field Township brothers should
not be restrained by injunction
from feeding pigs with Seffridse
Field Kitchen waste - or gar
bage, depending which way the
wind was lowing at the time.
TRIAL ON MERITS
The court imposed no injunc-
ton on the business, but order
ed that a trial on the merits of
the case be arranged forthwith
before this weather gets any
warmer.
Judge Noe even agreed that
he might take a leaf from the
book of his learned colleague,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
Turks Move 10 Destroy
Nazi Gray Wolf Group

ANKARA, TURKEY, May Is
(Pl-A considerable number of
arrests have been made quietly
throughout Turkey in an effort
TO break up the allegedly Nazi-
financed Gray Wolf" society,
which authorities claim has been
stirring up trouble among stu
dents and others.
Authorities. however. have
made no announcement con-
corning the arres nor of
claims that Nazi funds are in
volved. There have been several
incidents in recent weeks, in
Guiding demonstrations which
are apparently unrelated but
which police claim stemmec
from the Gray Wolf society
Those arrested will probably
face secret court martial.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16

ARMADA - One hundred,
thirty-four were served at the
Mother and Daughter banquet
Saturday evening, May 49,.
which was held in the Methodist
dining loom,
Following the dinner COM
munity singing was held by Mrs.
Martin Montgomery.
Mrs. Ed. Helberg, president
of the Armada Literary Club
gave the welcome address.
Toastmaster was Mrs. John Al
ans; Mrs, Russell Cryderman
and Mrs. Walter Mills sang two
duets; Mrs. Lloyd TubbS gave
the Toast 10 Daugh and
Miss Dorothy Bradley gave the
Toast 10 Mothers.
Six boys and girls from the
local high school sang several
selections accompanied by Mrs
Howard Ward. Mrs. F. Wilcox
OF Romeo, gave pianologues ac-
companied by her daughter Ann.
The banquet was sponsored
by the Armada Literary Club.
Miss Dorothy Bradley of
Flint and Collins Bradley of De
troit spent the week END with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mills. and
family of Plymouth and MIR. and
Mrs. Neil RosSo Of Rochester
were Mothers Day dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, +. +. Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank True and
family, Mr.. and Mrs John Nc
lnnis, of Ray Center were after.
noon callers
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert lines
and sons, John and Billy; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ellis and
sc, David &C Dearborn and
Miss Jeanne Ellis of Detroit
were Mothers Day guests of Mr..
and Mrs. O. A. Ellis. and family.
Mrs. Abram Snyder Of Riley
Center and Mrs. Bud Bercin of
Mount Clemens were guests at
the Louis Bercin home Satur-
day evening and attended the
Mother-Daughtcr banquet at the
Methodist church as guests Of
Mrs. Bercin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Sink and
daughter, Bonnie Lou, of Sagi-
nav were Mothers Day guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Sink.
Mrs. Ed Hooking of Reese and
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Raster, and
family, and Miss Norma Ward
of Detroit were week
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. jess
Ward. The ladies attended the
Mother -Daughter banquet a
guests of Mrs. Ward.
Louis Bercin entertained hi
wife for dinner at the Hote
Statler in Detroit on Mother
| Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Luca:
and Miss Esther Reed of Detroit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
Girl, 8. Finds
Fish Jump into
Her Rowboaf

When an eight-year-old is SUI
ficiently accomplished TO ma
neuver a rowboat several hun
dred feet from shore in Lake St,
Clair-'and does this frequently
Its news of fair rank. But
when a l2-inch green bass bold
ly leaps into the rowboat and
allows himself to be caught by
the child without hook or line,
the news value of the story
rates high.
This all happened to Marilee
Mae Miller, attractive, and very
able daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Miller, 1850 Edgewater
Drive, Anchor Bay Shores, as
she enjoyed some rowing exer-
else 200 feet off shore from the
Miller home Sunday.
Marilee's "reverie" was inter-
rupted when the plump bass
jumped into the boat, and her
parents, hearing her excited
shouts came running to the
shoreline in time to seize the
bass before its continued leaps
freed it from the boat.
Since green bass cannot be
legally taken from the lake yet,
the Miller family deposited the
good-looking fish in their live
box as evidence to back up the
story.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-16
CiamO's Editor
is Locked I'm

LONDON, May Is - up -
Giovanni Ansaldo, an Italian
commentator on the Axis-con-
trolled Rome radio and q former
director OF the late Count Gale
azzo Ciano's newspaper, Tele-
grafo Of Livorno, has been put
in concentration camp on
charges that he was spreading
subversive propaganda in his
weekly reviews, said the Ger
man radio today in a broadcast
recorded by the British ministry
of information.