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Evening star., 1944-05-16
nd Calls N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Telephones and Calls
Set New Records
Here in April
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Gains in the number of telephones
In service in April and the average
number of daily calls, both estab-
fishing new all-time peaks for the
month. were reported today by Off
cials of the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co.
Average rally calls in April
reached 4,555,778, the largest num-
Der ever recorded in the fourth
month of any year, compared with
1925, Alb in April, 1913, an increase
of 30,365
Stations in service numbered
365,736, an increase of 1871 phones
over the total of 363,925 in April
a year ago and a gain of 301 over
the previous month this year, the
report said.
Hecht Stock OverSubscribed.
Washington investment houses
today reported a very large oversub-
scr:p,ion for the 191,515 shares of
Hecht Co. common stock, offered
publicly at $2175 share by group
of underwriters headed by Goldman,
Sachs & Co.
Other firms offering the stock in
cluded Alexander Brown & Sons,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Folger. Nolan & Co.: Stein Bros. &
Boyce. Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Fer
ris, EXnicios & Co., Robert c. Jones
y e. o.
Coe, Robinson, Rohrbaugh &
Lukens, as we'll as several out of
town underwriters.
This is the first time the big de-
partment store operators have ever
sold any common stock outside the
Hecht family The sale covers Is
per cent of the TAO, ,376 shares out
standing Last years sales totaled
more than s40,O00oOO, net on the
common being S198 a share. 1t is
understood the stock will be listed
or the New York and Washington
Exchanges.
b. & o. Net Drops S14,814,116.
Net income of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad for the year 1943
totaled S30.509 ,480, a decrease of
S14,814,116, the 117th annual report,
out today, said.
The decrease was due to the loss
of $7,100,000 in freight rate increases,
increases in wage rates of 1922 900
and an increase in taxes after nom
recurring credit tax credit of S.
574,214 in 1912, making total of
S29 9,123,972.
Accruals for taxes, year 1943, were
6,757 ,209, absorbing 13 cents of
each dollar in total operating rev.
enues, 43 cents off each dollar of
net railway operating revenues and
equal to S1484 per share on the
capital stock. During the year there
was a reduction Of $58,000,000 in
interest-bearing obligations.
Marvin Gusts Honored.
Marvin A. Gusts, president of
the Perpetual Building Association,
has been a director of the organi-
zation for 80 years, having gone onto
the board in May, 1914.
During a happy ceremony in the
associations Offices yesterday, Ar
thur A. Biship, chairman of the
board, presented him in behalf of
the other directors with a very
large silver bowl on which was en-
graved congratulatory message
regarding his long service The
presentation was complete sur
rriSe
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B. & o. loodings Show
Guin Over Year AGO
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-The Bal
tlmore & Ohio Railroad reported
that a total of 75,608 carloads were
handled the week of May 13, an
increase of 1904 over the cor
responding week of last year.
OF the 75608 carloads handled
1884 were loaded on line and 2s, 1894
were received from connections
During the corresponding week of
l943 72,514 were handled, consisting
OF 43,404 loaded on line and 29.110
received from connections.
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Market AVERAGES
BONDS.
Failures Down Sharply

NEW YORK, May 16 LP,.--Com-
mercial and industrial failures so
far this year total only $50, COM
pared with 1,760 in the same 1943
period, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc, re-
ported For the week ended May II
failures totaled 80, against II in the
like week of 1943.
Associated Electric Co. proposed
sale of its interest in Penelec Water
Co. to Pennsylvania Electric was ap-
proved by the SEC.
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N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED by the Associated PressD
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

TREASURY.
Gas 70-65 1o'
FOREIGN
| AntioQ rs As A
Argint As 72 Ap
| Australia IS o5
Buen Air IS 81
| iChilMB6las57a
| Chile IS go asd
Rio G. deS rs SO
| Col 3s 70
Peru 2nd as 81
Queensld 6s ~ II
DOMESTIC.
Alleg inc 5s 80
Am IGC 5 hs 40 II
Am T&T 34s6l II
AM T&T IS SO l.
Am Toh 3s 81 II
ACL list As 52 II
ACL 4 hs S "a {
B&O LIST m As {
BIO 95 A. 4
B&O 95 c :
B&O 1000 D. 4
B&O 96 p 4
B&O CIV so :
BOPLEWV4s5l !
B&O S W 30 :
Bost Me 4l2s 70 6
Can N 424s 55 l.
Cen Ga 5s 80 C !
Cen g en- 5s As 4
Z RR N J 5s Sc J
C&O 3i2s 90 D II
chi g. Alt IS AZ Z
CB&Q 4 hs II II
CB&Q G As So II
CMSPP IS 70 9
CMSpP 5s 1000 :
CMSP 4 las 80 c {
CMSP gn As 80 !
| C&NW 5s 2037 .
| C&NW 5s 81
| CNW 4H2s 80 wi
| CNW 4 " s 2037 !
lC&NW 4s 80 wi II
GRIP RI As "a
|CTHSE in IS 60
| CCCSL 4 US ~
ICCCSL As 90SL !
| CT El Ill 3s 70 II
CT U T 5s 73
ICl U + 4 Us II
IDel & Hud Is SO
E p g. s w IS 65
Erie 4 hs 2Ol5
Erie As 95 - II
ria = y OS "a
Fonda 50 fd
IGt Nor As 46 H l,
|Gt Nor 3As 81
Houston'c 5s 81
4
Hud c 6s 81 A
H g. M r 6s 81
II & M In 5s ST
&c As SO
&c Cairo As SO
iCCSL 5s 63 A
ICCSL 4 As SO
Int GNl st6s62
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Approximate Sales Today

IL 90 am 70 23o 1900 noon oo6 3ao
90 pm. 3o4 aoo 2:OOpm 600 600
tUnit OF trading. 10 shares; sales printed
IN full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act
Rates OF dividends In the foregoing table
are annua' disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration I'm
oends are not included. XXX dividend
ar TX rights Also extra or extras. Cash
vi ys. stoek, e Declared Or paid so far this
p payable in Canadian funds Accumu-
iateo dlVloends paid or declared this year.
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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. May 10 U1.-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain In dol-
lars others In cents1:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket 9ia per cent discount, OF o0.6e3z
United States cents, down .06h Of cent.
Europe: Great Britain. ofhcial, buying.
4 o.. selling, 4.04.
Latin America: Argentina, free, "a e3,
down .02 of a cent; Brazil, free, 5.20n;
Mexico. 2o.65n. n Nominal.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway holders were given until
June Is to file objections to an ICC
plan for reorganization of the road
in Federal Court at Chicago. OBJ
jections will be heard June 23.
Evening star., 1944-05-16

) Int l&T 41as 52 9Al1
K c Sou IS so 6SiA
) K c Sou IS so 6Ai7
/ Jon g. L 3h4s 81 1ooi4
ILeh VIC 5s "a st 7eI1
lLC&N 4I2s 81 A lob
lLeb v 4p2s 20O3 A2iA
1 Long Is r As 40 1854
/ Lou g. ARK IS 80 99,A
/ L&N lst4s2O03 loA3A
b L&N 31as 80 A lo2ss
I Ma Cen Al 1850 66iA
!. Manati s As 81 76l1
) lM&N1st4 las 80 100
. IMSpSSMc4s 3S 80
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D VI KIT al 5s 81 5oiz
} NJ KIT lst 4sg0 60
D Mo P 5s 77F 61A
, Mo P gen As IS 2Sts
, Nor g. E 5s 55 64iA
/, Nor 81 < 4 f2s b5 59A
, Mor&E3 L2s2000 57A
Nat Steel IS 65 1o4
, NO Term As 50 99e
ii N e R r 5s AS 81
NYC RI 5s 20l3 1853
NYC 4has20l3A 4 69l1
NYC en- As 9S 74lA
!, NYChSL 4 t2S7S 90
INYNHH 6s As Soiz
NYNHH 4L2s 81 81
!, NYNHH As Al 50
} NYNHH As 55 55Ns
N YNHH As 81 n
!, NYNHH 3 u S AZ 52i4
, NYWB 4 1as 46 2SiA
Nor P Is 2047 S4A
, Nor P As 81 1Ool<A
lNor p Is 2O47 64i/7
! Parmt B IS 55 CT 95
!, Pen RR "a n s65 ll2A
Pen RR 4l2 sd70 1o3hs
I Pen RR 3As so 1o2l4
4 Peo g. Elm IS 30 32zs
Pere Marc 5s % 1olA
d Pere NJ 4 ~ s so 96iA
3 Phelp D 31as so lo5A
, Ph r c 6s 40 25A
I Ph RCI 5s G3 st 6lA
IRedg 4K2s 97 A 1924
I lStLPNW 5s As 9oM
I IStLSF 5s 80 B -. AZ
81 StLSF Avs 78- 32lA
4 StLSF As so A 37A
a IScVy&NE As 80 l2oi4
3 Sea AL RI As SO asa
lSo Pac ANS 81 79M
Z SO Pac rf As 55 99ss
ISo Pac cit As 40 1oolA
Z SoPac4 HasOr77 63H
81 Sou Ry en- IS "a 1125a
( Sou Ry gn As SO 63A
al T g. P 5s 80 D o4
Third Ave 5s 80 33e
Z Third Ave As 80 62M
Z Un OilCal 3s SO 1o4M
UtStkyd4As51 1o2N
81 Wabash As 81 IT
4 West Md As 30 1924
wis Cent AZ 40 65lA
Evening star., 1944-05-16
Washington Exchange

Garfinckel 51aT preferred-5 at 26.
woodward & Lothrop common-50 at 44k.
Is at Al ".
Washington Gas SIS preferred-5 at 1O734.
Evening star., 1944-05-16
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, May l6 GP,.-InVestment
Bankers ConferCnce-bank and trust com
panieS-op opening bid and asked prices:
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7. Curb Marker
Furnished b. the Associated Press,)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

10 Jacobs Co 6M
IT, 1864 JCphI, nf fsso es
50 Hh J c P g. L pit 100
- - Jul & Koke 1ae 1914
,31n Kings CLpf Dssk SO
IA, 1y Kingston P .20g 2Hs
|, ' ,lL Lackawanna SO
an z7yL Lake Sh h 80 t4lA
! en o7sI Lefcourt Real 3h
, so A3iI Line Materl 17g 1oL1
~ aolS Long Isl l. pf 3 6oA
l6iz LouisL&Exp 40 73e
+ 4Ha 1o7N Memph NC l0e
Zoe eN IM-C&S pfA314k 100
40 6ib MidSP A vtc sic 12A
Tar llb Mid-W Alb .03e lH6
n l1ih MidWstCrp zoe ION
, hy az Midwst OIL 75 $50
10 4oib Minn M&M .35e 81
eN Nat Bellas .O5g IA
Ae 7zs Nat Candy 40
15g 2N Nat City Lns l. Ia
2as 2eN Natl F Gas llh
il Natl q Radio
Oh. llH N E p A 6pf Ok 56%
10 New e T&T 1he1o8
BOX 1914 N Y Pol pf = lis
Dist IS Mag Hud Pw 23s
80 o4S NigShMdB .20R 5h
p pf l6ss|N N A LkP pf 11e
- 32ls Novadel-A Q - IS
e. GA Ogden Cp he $50
l4lb Ohio Ed of 6 11oh
I0g- $50 Ohio P pf 4.50 1lAM
Il g. o7N Ohio Pub 8 pf 6 ITO
L. eNIOkla Mt G 40 23A
- 4o Pac P&L pf p lo2A
:e Ian pantepec 77e
B.. 10 Param Motors 7h
op-- ~ Penn P8SLpf g. e6h
- IA Penn P&Lpf7 1o1A
n 35 Philips Pkg kg 90
.40e ga Phoenix Secur 27M
lie NeSpitts & L E5 6oM
.05g IA Pitts Pl Gl 11ae 1914
- W Polaris 10e )
L. 2lA Pug Sd P&L. zoe l2h
C - 8 Raymond c la Ia
4e 36% aaytheon Mfg 24A
} hae- IL Repub Await Ae ~
e34l St Regis Paper 4ib
10k- 70 Salt Dome OIL 9
he ~ Schultz pf 5 =. 7olh
20 22HI Seeman Bros B. 44N
hak 35 Seiberltng h4e TIA
l.50 65h Selec Ind CIV pf tn
lax 3eN Shat-Denn 3N
ze 3oN 8 Penn OIL 100 ALA
.I5e liz Sou C e pf 150 36A
goa 22l1 IStrook&Co gig 80
ilg o5e Sun Ray D .S0a- l3A
so 1855 Technicolor hag l5A
5B TiloRoof 40 7s6
80 II Transwest o l2e 231A
Ae ~ Tung-Sl L pfS0 l1h
d e2l4 o C-wS pf 2hk eelh
.40e 1850 IT'D Gas IA
4 2e 3el4 Unit Gas pf Tx 1l61A
oih Utd 1t g. p of 81
l Ae ool4 Utd Prof s pf- ga
3Og- az Utah Pol pf 81
1Oe- 5 vire Pub Svc Of 13e
' ct 13iA Wagn Bvtc .15e eN
of SN WentwthMf l4e 4A
, wr e1s W Va C & C he GA
S of. 32lz West Md l pf 7g 1904
zoe 3lSl Wdley Pet 40 11A
dividends in the foregoing table
disbursements based on the last
r semi-annual declaration. Un-
Use noted special or extra div
not included. Also extra or
ash or stock. Paid last year.
n stock. Declared or paid SO
lr b Payable in Canadian funds:
ted dividends paid or declared
WV With warrants. xv Without
Evening star., 1944-05-16

Lineas Aereas Mexicanas, S. A.,
applied to CAB for authority to ex-
tend its line to Los Angeles where
it would connect with the United
States lines. s. g. Z
Evening star., 1944-05-16
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May 10 tP.-Dividends de-
clared:
Interim.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
Du Pont de Mem Sl.25 - 5-22 6-l4
Accumulated.
Green Mount Pw pf 81 so - $50 81
Tel Bond & Sh pf 35c - 5-27 6-l5
Evening star., 1944-05-16

'Ex dividend. tPlus extras. ,tal Paid SO
tk) 1Oc extra. tp) Paid in 1913. W $40
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Odpoued nesrecne
zene
...-. .: .... ROMAN. p. -.~...~ ..~as
- ~ *
ROMAN
PoH Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc

Jozefa je zardela in preko le-
pega celia je svignil temen oblak.
Nehote je vzdihnila in Froben:
Sc je plasno domislil, da je MIA
da zena, XII mu sedi nasproti'
ena tistih, o katerih je ravno-
kar govoril. Da, nehote je ida
la svojo Dol. Kajti ali bi surovi
moz mogel zadostiti njeniml nez-
MIN zeljam? Saj mu je zena le
gospodinja, cesa visjega on ne
pczna. Bio mu je zal, da je po-
vzrocil Jozefi Dol, a predno je
nasel tolazilne besede, je zena
dejala:
zene, xi zivimo ma dezeli
seveda ne moreno uzivati vese-
liza, XII ga nudi druzba, a deloma
ga nadomestimo S tenn, da dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
(Nadaljevanje) ,

Razvnela Sc je. Obraz il je
Sc bolj zardel, oei so Sc svetli-
kale in smehljaj s. katerim je
zakljueila svoje besede, je bill
tako oearljiv, da Froben nj We
del, ali maj obeuduje ma tel ZEN
ski lepoto ali duhovitost in ia
preprosti nacin izrazanja.
- Res - je skusal omiliti
svoje prejsnje trditve -- bill bi
krivicni, ako ne bi upostevali
takih neznih~ in upravicenih zah-
tev, ker vem, da bi bila zena,
XII 81 je citanjem oplemeniti-
la duso, VISA nesrecna, ako bi
v pomanjkanju primerne druzbe
morala vedno samevati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Ako bi vi ne trdili

- Ako' bi vi ne trdili --- ie.
nadaljeval - da je bila vasa
matt Nemka, bi bill JAZZ prepri-
can, da nj nikdo drugi ko Law
ra Tortosi, o kateri je govoril
don Pedro in da tudi polkovnik
Tannensee odgovarja bivsemu
Pedrovemu prijatelju.
Jozefa Sc je zamislila. Obraz
je skrila v dla11i. Pc vsem tele-
sui Sc, ie' tresla.
- 0, ne bodite jezni - je
prosil Froben - da sem vam
tako nepremisljeno povzrocil
boil. I
Jozefa je dvignila glavo in
ga vsa ganjena pogledala. Oci
so j bile solzne.
- Kako bi mogla biti JENA.
To je pac moja usoda, da O svo-
il preteklosti nimam jasne slike.
G, Bog, kako nesrecna sem!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
prikazali maxi nernira, videlo

prikazali maxi nernira, videlo
Sc je, da je razburjen.
- Ne bodite jezni je
yzkliknil hlastno = da vas Sc
nadalje mucim s yprasanji. Ali
matt nj irnela crr1ih las in ru-
javih oei ko vi? Ali si' nista
bill zelo podobfi. .
Presunljivos il ja zrl v oci, ko
da bi j hotel prodreti do dina
duse. zena Sc je stresla in je
skoraj obupno vzklikniia::
,> - Ali ste poznali mojo ma
ter? '
- Ne! Toda cutie, kaj Sc mi
je zgodilo! -.je odvrnil Froben
in je zaeel pripovedovati o don
Pedru. Povedal je, kako sta v
Stuttgartu obcudovala neko sill
ko in kako mu je don Pedro "a
upal svojo zalostno zgodbo. O.
menil je Tannenseeja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02

Solze SO il zdrknile po obra-
zu ma tia in so zarisale po ble-
din licih dve trpki brazdi.
Froben jo je skusal tolaziti.
Ali, vam sorodniki ne mo-
rejo povedati mic gotovega?
- Sorodniki? - je Sc bolj
zajokala zena. All, sal je
ravno to moja najyecja nesreca,
da nirnam sorodnikov. Kako
srecni SO oni, XII inaajor druzine
in dobre sorodnike. Kako ljubke
SO besede::. stric, teta. JAZZ nj
mann nikogar. @..
Froben Sc je nervozno premi-
kal ma stolu. Zabrenka1 je ma
struno, XII je nasla odmev v du-
81 Jozefe in je tako jokavo "a
donela, da ga je pretreslo. Mol
cal je.
(Dalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02

ga drugo obscene in Sc ne.
koliko porazgovorino. GILLETTE
vizitke pred ogledalom! Vidite
koliko obiskovalcev?
y Frebens Sc je ozrl proti ogle.
.dalu in SCI spomnil ma ono Witt
ko, XII jo je pref ogledoval.
- Saj res! = je magic deja1
- Ali verjamete da do vcera.
.niti nisems vedel, dat je prijateli
porocen? In "a vase ime sem
izvedel sele sedaj z vizitke. Tan
nensee?
- Da - je odvrnila zena
smehljaje - in to navadno ime
sem zanenila z lepim imenom
pl. Faldner.
- Navadno? - Sc je zacudil
Froben. - Ako je bill vas oce
polkovnik Tanensee, potem O
vasen1 imenu nj mogoce trditi,
da je navadno.
Jozefa je zardela.
- 0, moi dobri oce! - je
vzkliknila. - d.. rekli' so mi,
da je bill slaven vojak in 49, -
so ga pokopali kot generala -
Beseda il je zastala in v oeeh
so Sc prikazale solze.
- JAZZ ga nisem poznala - je
nadaljevala zalostno. - LIE en-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02

krat sem ga videla, ko sem bila
Sc cisto mala, potem pa nikdar
vec.
Ali nj bill Svicar? - ie
.vprasal Froben z mehkim gla-
som.
zena ga je zacudeno gledala.
Ako Sc ne motim, mi :ie
matt dejala, da zivijo ocetovi
sorodniki res v svici. :
- In ali vasa matt nj Lavra,
rodom spanjolka? - je poizve-
doval COST tho.
Jozefa je obledela in Sc "a
celia tresti. Prsi so il valovile cd
razburjenja.
- Da, Lavra il je bilo ime -
je odvrnila tako bolestno, da Sc
lie Froben zdrznil. - Toda, "a
bozjo voljo, kaj veste 0 mas?
In odkod? Da bi bila
spanjolka? je nadaljevala
nekoliko. bolj mirno. - Ne!
Gcvorila je nernsko in bila je
Nemka.
- Kako? Ali vam je matt ze
umrla?
- Pred tremi lett - je odvr-
Mia vzdihovaje Jozefa.
Ma Frobnovem obrazu so Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Zakaj Sc kresnice svetijo?

dane mnogo vaznih vojnih tovaren, bojne lad
je in letala in mnogo drugih krajev.
Po vojni bodo te izbolj jsave razpolago vsakemu
-da vam bodo dale boljso, bolj ekonomicno luc.
Dale bodo boijso svetlobo potrebe--dale bodo
vec svetlobe, ne da bi porabilo vec elektrke.
In to je, kar zelirno Elektricna trgovina je bia
zgrajena baz, da da odjemalcu vec in vedno
vec "a njegov denar
v tel zvezi je zanimvo vedeti, da Sc je povprecna
eletriki XII jo daje The Illuminating Company
rezden6nim odjemalcem, znzala vsako posa-
memo leto v SO leth, odkar je druzba trgovini.-
THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING
COMPANY. .=.#.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
NE TROsITE LUcI!

Ud0bn0 je i'm poceni iineti clektrieno
iuc. XII sc dOstikrat trosi.
normainih cash bi TO ne pomc-
milo d0sti--totla v yoinem casu p0-
maga ysak tr0Sek sOvrazniku.
Pctreba jc prem0ga. prevoza, de-
l0yne sile in mnogo kriticnega ma
tcriaia. da sc producira elektrika.
cato vas yasa ylada naprosa, da ne
trositc elektrike.
Rabite .elck ktEiko, li jo potrebule!e
--toda beaite gctovi. da porabiie
vsako ediaicO, ri 10 rabite..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02

Ali ste re kdaj deli vec kresnic kako posodo kakor
delajo to otroci in ste cudli misteriji zakaj Sc
kresnice svetijo?
No, mnogo ucen akov 81 je re tenn belilo glave ma
stoletja, ne da bi nasli "a to natancen odgovor
Mi, XII smo eektrcnem podjetju, bi tud radi ve-
deli tajnost kresnc ker to bi nam omogocilo
postreci vam Sc cello boljso in cenejso lucjo.
kresnica della svetlobo brez gorkote. To je "a ce-
mer stremeli znanstveniki-da bi izumili sveti-
ko, ki bi proizvajala svetlobo brez vrocne. Taxa
svetilka bi poponoma preustrojia eektricno indu-
strijo. .... ~.. ."-.>- ..'
Danes je nablizje perfektni svetii fuorescen zar-
MICA, iznaj jdba, XII je prisla malo pred vojno
Tekom vojne je bio izumljenih mnogo izboljsav
elektricn opremi move in boljse svetilke SO bile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Mary kach+igaI

Umrla februaa 1914 februa
August F. Svetkovh cekev Marie Vnebovzea
Holmes Ave. ter cd Calvary pokopee, kj polozi
veenemu pocitku v narocje maeri zemlji
Blagopokojnica je bia Ursno TopGce
Doenjkem ter je bila So lei.
doznost stejemo pctom
rodnom pjatelm, plozi tako
ubene Ia dkaz jubezn pokon
je bill veiko tolazbo
Daje hvaa XII bodo bra
mir dusi pokojnice Bog placaj!
Nalpso zhvalo dali automobile
brezpacno pougo pogrebu Hv Xxi prli
kropt pokono k e lzaa XII
mill njen zadnji pot pokopalisce.
Nao skreno otarnega cerkve
Marie Holmes Ave. kahor udi eanicam
Slovenke zenke opraven motive
Zahvalo spreme August pogeb
poslug6 opravje
pogrebne obrede
IT, ubena posivaj ameriski
bage prenehalo poeivas
k zev ker vlada Tolazi
da sndemo enra zvezdami!
Spavaj - Snivaj sladko!
zalujoci osali:
ANTON, soprog
ANTHONY, WILLIAM AUGUST, PVT FRED
MARY poocena Roth ALBINA Troll
III HELEN, porosena Gattozzi FLORENCE heeke
Rudolph Jake Dakota John Michael Jake Co
Mn Gnidoyec
Rudolph Gnidoy Ferdinand Louis, Joseph Rock
H Cleveland Ohio, dne tnaca 1o44y
III
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WACs for Medical Corps
Souqht TO Aid Wounded

organization, but Corp. Phillips
urges any who may have been
missed to attend the meeting.
Purpose is TO obtain lists OF
women eligible to the Women's
Army Corps in a drive to in
crease enlistments TO satisfy the
urgent need. Women recruited
during this drive are TO be as
signed primarily to work in the
rehabilitation progr m of
wounded service men. They will
DE attached to the Medical
Corps.
Corp. Phillips points out that
their needs at present have pri-
GRITTY over every other need for
WACs.
He stresses that beds at such
places as Percy Jones Hospital
in Battle Creek are lying emp
ty for lack of WACs to aid in
their rehabilitation.
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lie Salute

HELEN DAVIS, who is 10
years old today. She is honor
guest at a gathering TO be held
at the home of Wonda Wright,
on North Gratiot avenue. The
group will gather this evening
for Slumber party, spend all
day Friday at the Wright home,
and go TO the theatre Friday
evening Those planning 10 at
tend are Carol Engelbrecht,
Shirley Levine, Betsey Green
and Barbara MacLachlan.
THOMAS BERT ROD
GERS, whose first birthday an
nivorSary Tuesday was celebrat-
ed at a party at which he enter
tanned his four grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack LokaniS of
Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rodgers Of Mount Clemens. 9th
er guests were aunts and uncleS,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodgers,
of Mount Clemens, Audrey
and Conrad Lokanis of Detroit
and 1t. and Mrs. George D. Rod
gers, on leave from Oklahoma
City.
DAVID SPENCER Fenton,
son of Staff Sergt. Spencer Fen
ton and Mrs. Fenton, who was
two years old Tuesday.
1t. AND MRS. LOUIS E.
DENISON, on their second we'd
ding anniversary, December q.
1t. Denison is in the Southwest
Pacific with the Army Engin-
GERS. His wife and daughter,
Elizabeth Ann, live at 83 Market
street.
MRS. GLENN LEWARK, up
on her birthday anniversary
which was Wednesday. Men,
bers Of her birthday club gath
cred at her home on Beuland
avenue for luncheon and cards.
MIR. AND MRS. LEE HART,
rs Lincoln avenue, upon the
birth Of a son, David Lee Hart,
born Christmas morning at Art
Center Hospital, Detroit. Mr..
Hart is the former athletic coach
at ST. Mary's High school, and
his wife was formerly Rita Van
Hollenbeck.
BETSEY GREEN, who was 16
years old on Christmas Day. A
surprise dinner party marked
the occasion, at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Green.
PVT. AND MRS. LEONARD
Salgat, to whom a daughter,
Dorothy Arlene was born Dec.
"a at Selfridge Field Base Hos
pital. Pvt. Salgat is at a port
Of embarkation, and his wife
makes her home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Shin
glcton, Route /, Washington.
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Shining Star Circle
Enjoys Celebration

THE CHRISTMAS party of
Shining Star Circle of King s
Daughters was held last evening
at the Seminole Hills home OF
Mrs. Eric j. Ryser.
All the members were present
and Mrs. John l.. Arthur, coun-
~ president of Kings Daugh-
tiers and Mrs. Ralph BeVersdorf
were guests.
Mrs. George Hallin took col
ored movies of the group. Bridge
prizes were won by Eunice
Stroup, Mrs. Eric Splitter, Mrs.
Gordon Sutherland, Mrs. Hallin
and Mrs. Eugene Gordon. Mrs.
Splitter will be hostess to the
circle Jan. 10 at 8 o'clock, when
election Of officers will be held.
MR.. AND MRS. FR A N X
PRINGNITZ have returned from
Niagara Falls, N. Y, where they
spent Christmas W TIL their
daughter and family, Rev. Ray
K. Hallin and Mrs. Hallin and
their sons, Richard Ray and Ed
ward Robert. Mrs. Pringnitz had
been with the family for two
weeks previous.