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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24
LETTER BOX
TRIBUTE TO PASTOR
To the Editor:

To the Editor: \,
Rev. James H. Butler, pastor VI
the Sunset Park Baptist ChuFcb
came to Wilmington two yea,
ago. He is leaving on April Z. "
assume the pastorate OF the En-"
Baptist Church of SylacauSa' NO AZ.
bama. From the first he won W., W.
respect of the ministers Oh w, W.,
mington by his earnest ChllS"''
life and his obvious ability
During these two years ne l,l ao'
led in the building of the hqa' s,
tional building of the Sunset Fe.'
Baptist church, comTnOu-t ~.
building, that will amply care Nv y,
the needs of his denomma'lo' :,
Sunset Park. In this ended'o- -,
has shown marked ability IN Or
ganization, and by his consec! .,,,.+
life has won the ready and "lL-''
following of his people, I'D,
The ministers have paruc0ta.t.
appreciated the broad Chr.sua" =,
titude of this young mlnlS's. .,,,
Christ. Putting his work pst s.,.
himself, and the Kingdom Os. ..5
his denomination, he has SEW, .,,
in most willing and etiec'-'e %
in any number of inter-deno'ai..a,
tional enterprises during MS 't a.r,.
of service here. He has stooa -'' sa
ly for the things in which he 's'
lieves, forgetting his own :,
not hesitating to challenge '''''
high places. -, AZ.
The Wilmington Ministerial =,
ISOLATION thus desires 10 go Oh -,
ord as commencing this a lg-
minister for his splendlo O' m
tan leadership in Wilmington ar. a
commencing him to the lo'e r-.,
loyalty of the people OF the i 70
Baptist church of Sylaclu7'
whom he now goes as pas'oI %.
Wilmington Ministerial 49, W..
ton: BY Committee - j. T. n
bert, chairman; Roy CliI0-O'
K. Ingram.
Wilmington, N. c.
April q, 1914.
GLORIA ENGAGED
PALM BEACH, Fla, APP" =,
-CP)-Mrs. Margaret EnleLSo-'
day announced the engagel'-'|r TN
her daughter, Gloria Baker Il
ping, to Brig. Gen. Edward -, ak
commander OF the Ca.l
bean wing of the All 4lSi''
Command.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24
Painless Taxes

At long last it appears probable that great
army of 30,Oo0,oOO American taxpayers will
not again have to sweat and bleed and cry
over income tax forms, another army of at
least 0,OOO 900 will have to fill out very simple
forms and even the final $1,000, 900 whose
incomes are notable need not call in experts
to interpret instructions that contradict each
other paragraph by paragraph.
Representative Doughton chairman of the
House Ways and Means Committee today is
expected to present the committees new tax
collection bill in the House. If the members
of the House have the welfare of the public
at heart and if they find fatal blunder
in the bill (Which is improbable) they Will
adopt the measure forthwith and give the Sen
ate chance to do the same thing
The bill provides that wage earners ano
salaried folk with incomes up to $o'ooo an
nually will. have their income taxes deducted
in full from their pay envelopes or CHECKS
that other earners in higher bracket neec
answer onlv few simple questions, and az
noted above. persons in the top flight too viii
he saved much of the anguish they previously
suffered.
If there is any reason for complaint OF the
broad principles of the proposed collection sys
tenn it will be confined to employers whose
bookkeeping and auditing departments mus
take on heavier duties and more work. But as
ever since the war started, employers have
been finding their lot harder from day to day
they probably are now toughened sufficiently
for additional punishment
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24
With Ernie Pyle

pride in the job his colored boys
have done.
He said there's one thing about
having colored troops-you always
eat like a king. If you need a
cook you just say, Company,
halt! Any cooks in this outfit?'
And then pick out whoever looks
best.
The Colonel himself has had
many close squeaks up here. Just
before I saw him a bomb had
landed outside his bivouac door.
It blew in one wall, and hurt
several men.
Anothe-, time he was standing
in a doorway on the Anzio water
front talking to a lieutenant. Stone
steps led from the doorway down
into basement behind him.
AS they talked, the Colonel
heard bomb whistle. He dropped
down on the steps and yelled to
the lieutenant, Hit the deck!'
The bomb hit smack in front OF
the door and the lieutenant came
tumbling down on top of him.
Are you hurt?" Colonel Holcomb
asked. The lieutenant did
answer. Holcomb nosed back to
see what was the matter. the
lieutenant's head was lying over
in a corner.
Soon medical man came and
asked the blood-covered Colonel if
he was hurt. Colonel Holcomb said
no. care you sure?" the doctor
asked. II don't think l am, the
Colonel said.
well you better drink this any,
way the doctor said. And poured
him a watez. glass full of rum
which had him in the clouds all
day.
In the Quartermaster Corps
they've begun a system of send
ing the key men away after about
six weeks on the beachead and
giving them a weeks rest at some
nice place like Sorrento.
A man who goes day and night
on an urgent job under the con-
slant strain of danger finally be-
gins to feel little punchy or
"slug-butt," as the saying goes.
In other words he has the begin
nings of "Anzio Anxiety, without
even knowing it.
But after weeks rest he
comes back to the job in high gear.
full of good spirits, and big and
brave. It's too bad all forms of
war can't be fought that Way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24
Fair Enough

/ Ediotr's Note.-Ths Star and the News accept no
responsibility for the personal views Of Mr. Peger.
and often disagree with them much many of
his readers His articles the good purpose Of
| making people think.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24

Sting of stingray is poisonous
some authorities considering its
venom as severe as that n ~
bras.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24
New Handling OF War News

owl Director Elmer Davis has won two
years campaign for chance to sit down with
Army and Navy heads and decide what war
news should be released. In winning it, he
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24

Berlin-Flying to America can be
done, but it will never be a prac-
teal means of navigating the
oceans, either the Atlantic or the
Pacific, according to Ferdinand
Rasch, director Of the Zeppelin
works at Stalker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24

Col. Fred A. Odds Of Raleigh, di-
rector of the State Hall of History,
visited in the city yesterday and
will visit other points in the east
before returning to Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24

Loan total mounts steadily-Sat-
urday to be banner day in the city
With black smoke belching from
their tunnels, two destroyers will
cross the Cape Fear bar at day.
light tomorrow and proceed to Will
mington to take part in the Vic
tory Loan campaign. Subscription
reported SO far brought the total
in Wilmington to approximately
$4,000, Louis Poisson, chairman,
said Yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24
rs Years Ago
Today
(Fr0m the files
Of the Star-NeWs)
APRIL "A, 1919

Miss Virginia Farmer and Miss
Carolyn Northrop have gone to
Chapel Hill to attend the Easter
dances at the state university.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-24
Our Chief Aim

To aid IN every way tka prosecution Of
the war tn complete Victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Open.ne lnVocatlons VIII be pro-
noQncrd at tine three fheaters bl
Dean Kirk r O.Ferrail, the Rev
Fr Carroll r Deadly and Or
Benedict GIaJIey.
Inrcr>pCr-od between The talk,
WIN ho 1uTllr uicilEcs. Seven
Words and The Price
nf Frr6aE7 ,rr iatter filmed Or
rho s Army SIGNAL Corps
because Of the dramatic ma
ture ~ the program Shapcro
SAID district cltairmen In out
Ning retail areas are planning
identical shows In community
theaterS. bringing parts az the
show bS direct wire from the
downtown thcaters 70 rallies Of
-#ete itt.+f it+ttra ~tttrt-- rfttrtrrvt-~.
IrrClpa. downtown stores W.l
NOT open until 1913 a M Tues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
; Sausage Firms
Pay Fines Here

Recorders court Judges fined
three sausage dealers for viola
ton OF state Laws.
The Eastern Market Sausage
Co, 1921 Wlnder owned hy
August Frohch. was fined $50 by
Judge ellis after an Inspector for
the board Of health testified the
sausage contained an Illegal
amount of cereal
Judge Van Zilc fined Armour
and Co. 1875 Division, 500 after
a jury found IL guilty of mis-
branding It's sausage.
The L 4 Pressed Co. 9l77
Gratiot. pleaded guilty 10 adul-
teraten and was fined 500 by
Judge Van ZiIe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Draft Traps Woman
Who Poses as Man

to the iairS matron. 10 whom she
told her story.
Miss Morct said she was born
on her fathers 3s-foot kctch
somewhere in tho South Seas
Her mother. she said died shortly
after her birth. Her father. a
pearlcr who always wanted a son.
dressed her in overallS. and she
became known from the time she
could walk as Jack
She worked in Shipyards IS a
,rivctcr and Stcamfittcr. drove
lEuckS and was a longshoreman
She said
And I also ann n good bar
tender she said II Just let
the rough talk 20 in one car and
out the other"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

DENVER, Jan. 7 UP) Miss
Jacqucline Moret, Il, told authori-
ties today that ever since she
learned TO walk she has posed as
male.
" Her lifelong hoax was disclosed
when detectives, believing that
she was d man, arrested her for
failure TO carry a draft card
She was using the name Of
Jack Starr, and when police ar
rested her at her apartment, she
told them:
II don't need draft card. but
! think I'd better 20 10 head
quarters Co explain why"
Tho detectives were pcrpleNed
further when she asked to talk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
COMMUTE PROGRAM

An action packed 30 minute
program --t-tt trt5rrrrr,-r} tttrr-
occasion. made Up of now -rociS,
addresses by Mayor Jrfirle> Coz
Kelly and Frank ~ lsbcy and in
vocation, by three Detroit clergy
men
"AIatieIg pictures which, be
cause Of their grim character
and realism, have 80 far been
deliberately withheld from pub
lie >hoWings will have their
local prcmicres." Shapcro said.
Admission will be by ticket
only and tickets wiii be ISSUED
only qualified store em-
ployes."
Employes of stores fronting on
WOODWARD VIII be assigned tickets
to The Fox those cast Of Wood
ward TO the Capitol and those
WcSr 20 Tho Michigan Doors Of
an three lhcatcrs will open al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Excessive Rent Charged
for Room Says Woman

War Problem Clinic;
/ pay 81 a week Tor = room
There rs no water ~ d. and nc
woman across Tho hall ha q larger
room and pay 81 q Wock Whore
can ] 20 10 fnd 'he reason for
this MRS J. =.
Dear Mrs. y =:
You complain about the In
equality Of rental value Of Nari-
oIs rooms In the building where
YOU are living II il possible
that YOU may be oNercharged
and. " that IL fact. YOU should
certainly have the matter adj
bsted by the proper federal
government agency. advise
li..Ia- IilIAln-the--
Iotel Division Of the office 81
- rice administration, 76i Pc
nobScot Building. Detroit, Mich.
EDN NRD POkOR\N, Friend
~ the Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Mother OF 3 Desires
to Board Children
Var problem Clinlc:

War Problem Clinic;
! have three children and would
like 10 help the war effort i
can work III q factory - There IS
no one 10 care for the children 50
! would ike 20 board children.
Can you g}pe me any information
as 10 where | can obtain pcrmls-
sion VIII they send The children
TO mt or DO hdvC 10 advertise
IN care for children
MRS. r. ".
Dear Mrs. X. W:
You live In war area where
we are particularly pleased To
hear OF homes that are offered
for care of children,
Please call Children's War
Service. 1916 Broadway, Ran
-dnlph- 8i2R. This agencx-Will-
advise you Of the procedure nv
which your home may be APP
proved and will refer children
IN YOU when II II approved.
- Thank YOU for your offer.
MRS. IRENE =. RPHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Offers TO Care
For Children Of
War Workers

I Hundreds Of Detroit war work
us and prospective war workers
face the problem of finding day
time boarding homes for their
children.
"A partial answer TO the problem
lies I'm the homes OF those women
who are unqualified for factory
work but who can assist the war
effort materially by caring for the
children Of othen
In-today'S column OF the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC a reader asks
how best 10 20 about providing
such "A home Mrs Irene r. Muir
ply, family and child welfare sec
rotary of the Council OF Social
Agencies, provides the answer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Wife Slayer EIectrocuted

OSSINING \. Y. Jan. 7 UFP)
Joseph c. Mascara r. was cleo
trocutcd az Sing Sing prison last
night for the murder Of ms wife.
Rose. whom he beat 10 death on
lonely road N Madison County
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Men, Women! Old or
Young! Need Pep?
Want New Vim and Vitality?

rhousa1ds o. 70. 30 So 90 tel weaf worn cot,
exhausted. rundown. old lacking In pep. vim ~
tsNy solely b.. ause body IL dehcient n iron, n
thafs yuur troUn ~ bsreH TOME Tablets Fee
10y thuuaar g. a NVn poor men, women are dssdfs IS
- 'tsl pepper Feara Younger. WITH new vitality
supplies real uts4frfs1i doses ~ iron ~ TINES
m um ialT nItr .nuai req ifefnrnt' Also vita
U IN P INL'l uI mum daily nItruOnal fe-
H.remenf. Plus minimum supplement calcium
GOOD nFvr 3.- Introductory f.te D..-rr rH' t g9ci
tHr .eA. " H.. -.-ea sffI TraFa..-ln Oh. .
R,0trA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

official opening day In Wayne
County
Because many downtown stores
open late on Monday the mer-
chants selected tuesday for en-
ploye participation IN rallies al
the Fox, Michigan and Capitol
thcaterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Store Employees
Rallies to0pen
BondDriVe Here

The opening gong Of the retail
merchants participation m the
Fourth War Loan drive VIII be
sounded Tuesday as 20060 down
town store employee stage three
gigantic thcatcr rallies, Nate :.
Shapcro. retail committee chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
honcombat Soldier
Wants 10 Be Near Home

War Problem Clinic
Recently ! was rcclassilied from
combat duty fforrorrrtJdt dirty
and would like 20 know how ]
could ne transferred 20 camp
near homo. l hGar is possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

WALTER ". r. SCOTT. Vice
Commander OF Detroit Districts
Association. American Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Detroit Filler Killed

Second IT, Fold = Thompson
- whose last Detroit address Was
listed ~ f2lG Garfield aaay was
reported Killed in an army plane
crash r.H. Lpy~hu-. t.a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
$4,000 PAY CHARGED

From 1893 10 September. 1910
Road gave about so lectures I'm tho
Detroit area. Eugas pointed out
aliegcdly spreading japanese prop
aganda
Read Is accused of having adj
yocatcd that the United Stale
distr7lSt Russia and continue sell
III --sIrs RI ] n pan.
Read is SAID 20 have admitted
receiving about SIS 600 from Japa-
ucse officials n HOngkong Seattle
and Now York for his propaganda
work, IN addition 20 free tran
portatior 30 and from Japan and
A car
While In China in 1877 Ruca.
-lTvrT-trU ttTT7 achieved army rank
comparable with the rank Of briga-
der GnCraI II the l. & Arml-Ir-
formation about he Chinese Army
which ne obtained IN This fashion
IS said 10 have been sold 20 the
japanese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
-Raak-NeT PEB4.I~f4FH

Posing as 2 friend ~ China after
his return 10 the United State,
Read lcc'ured extensively in Now
York and the Detroit area. Buca,
SAID, MS lectures allcEcdly nclud-
inE subtle references 20 fho
Chinese as filthy backward and
given 70 graft and corruption
BugaS SAID that Read a.>o'Wr1fe
a book entitled Who Rides fho
Dragon which no American pub
Usher would PRINT because o., US
ant-CFIncse slant.
Read PAID another visit 20 japan
IN September 1910 and returned
20 continue his lecture through
Dec. 10, 1871. il was charged
lie IS quoted as having said
regardless az the outcome OF the
TsTanTcC W.T. me CniHcSe WoTTG
be in better circumstance and. ri
sert-of r japanese victory. tho
Chinese farmers and worker,
would be provided With tho best
facilities for increased production
and vastly improved living con-
aItOnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

man, has an
n0unced today
Although tine
national drive
to raise Sill
600 100000 docs
not start until
j a n. IS the
tire a ~ de-
partncntS Of
ice n q 2 q has
set Monday as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
QuintupIets Use
MshHuRFo For
Chest Colds!
TO Promptly Relieve Coughing
and Make Breathing Easier

Wheneye- the D'onne QuIntuplets catch
cold their Ghosts. tgroats and backs are
Immediately rubbed with Mgstcro.e -
4 product made especla " 20 promptly
relieve coughing, sore throat and ugnt.
aching chest muscles due 20 colds.
Nlstero.e actually helps t-eas up local
congestion IN tie upper bronchial tract,
nose and throat.
Musteru.e glVcssuchwouderful results
because IT'S what so many Doctors and
hurscs call m1trrH counter tvfGmt.
since &c used on tho famous CUNTS
- you can be sure rs just about the
BEST co'i-reliet YOU can buyl
IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mid
Ml-tero.e for children and people with
tender skin; Regular for ordinary cases
and Extra strong f9r stubborn cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
CHILDLE:SS

C"arorn1s simple vaY f0Il1We1 ~ homo "
which the female orLars .1 le..ttabIe fi7r-
urrH Ftsr.f. RAY De- Assisted s1 that
motherhood may Then ~ often ne easily
possible NOU AID YOUR Ht ~BAND
NAY IATIR THNNk THF DAY NOt
SENT FOR rms FREE INTORMA1IO>.
Women from over trC SAT- % write us ,f
their -f f1 Dol ming m theirs AZ l1stt
FOR TRIE cory write % Warner GO
$50 W Lake ST.. Minneapolis s. N. nes1ta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Dear Pvt. T.. o.:

Dear FNt. +. o.:
Transfers from one camp 10
another are At the convenience
OF the service. Desire TO be
nearer home IL not usually
good reason. However. see Your
commanding officer who will adj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Army Cpl. Arthur Cliff
ford Read, SO, who gave up
a lleutenancy i'm the army
To become a brigadier gen
eral under Gen. Chang
kai-shek and who was ar
raigned on a charge of
acting a an agent Of The
japanese gov rnm e n {
without first registering
with the state department.
Arthur Clifford Read 40-vear-
old American soldier and former
general Of the Chinese army, today
faced charges OF acting as an
agent fef Japan, afttr ms arrest
IN New York by the FBl, John :.
BugaS, Detroit FBI chef, an
nounced today
Read who WAS born i'm New
Hudson and attended school ~
South Lyon was an army corporal
ttff fftff' fr1tIgt1 from camp Croft.
att the time OF his arrest
Bugas said lie previously had
served three other enliStmcntS i'm
the army.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12

Nekatere pridelke SADIE pri mas navadno skupaj n.
pr. fzol in kropr. Okrog 100000 ha povlsne je tako
pOsa jene.
Ze same te stevilke povedo, da je Sovenij agri-
kuturi zeo pasivna Ia pasvnos povzlocata predVsem
costa nasejenost prebivastva velka mno-
zna nepodne Alpe, Kras), ali pa malo rodovtne povr-
Sine (hrbovje). Malo je sovensk pokrajn krnetov,
XII b pldeali dovolj zta astno prehrano Veika We
Gina ga dokupovat. Prozvodnja krusnega zita V
vseh slovenskih dezelsh znasa okrogo miijona ma
leto Uvazati pa ga e reba okroglo milijone leo.
sploSne morale sloveske dezele uVaza IL sosednih
pokrajn okrog polovico krsnega zta astno prehra
no. V glavnem pridelajo Sovenci krompirja do
vol, XII e Qbenem udi napogostejsa prehrana Soven-
cev Cd vseh poledeljskh p1idelkov zvazajo kropir,
ze]e fzo seno sadie zgodno povrtnino in cvetice po-
sebno il gorske okolice) sadie, vino in neka mani vaz-
nib pridelkov.
La. adj ugodnih tai in ugodnega podnebja sta slo-
venskih dezcah lepo razvita sadarsvo in vinarstvo
Obema panog2ma posvecajo Sovenci cedalje veco po-
zoost Pred vono prozvaae slovenske dezele okrog
$1,000 namiznega grozda, $4,000 kosanja, 100000
jabok in hrusk, 10000 cesenj, sliv in breskev,
10000 orehov 5000 smokey, okrog $4,000 zgodnje
povrtnine Vinogradi prinasao o,rog 100000 do 1000
900 hi vina. - IS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
INDUSTRIJALIZAClJA SLOVENlJE

Slovenija je razmeroma ndustrisko najbolj razvita
jugoslovanska pok1ajna Pr zacetki rudarstva segao
daec nazaj srednji vek. Nen pocatnik bill nemsk
kolons XII so po alpsh krajih kopa zelezno rudo in
ustvarli re teda precej mocno zelezno ndustro Pre-
mogovnki so Sc razvl drug poloyci preteklega sto
leta industrsem oziru e najslabse razvt del Slo-
venje Juijsk Krajin Prece vsoko pa je razvita in
dusra slovenskem deu Kofoske, zlasti lesna rudar-
ska in zeezna .-
Zaradi bogastva sovenskih gozdov Sc je najvisje
razva lesna ndustra. Letni prrastek znasa okroglo
375 miiijonov kub metrov Tezko e ocenh koliko esa
SO kmetje dejansko posekal Zelo yeretno je da so
Julijski Krani poseka mnogo vec kakor pa znasa pf
rastek. -.
Izkoriscanje gozdov vod celia vista lesnih podjetij
XII majo okrog 200 panh, okrog 80 elektrcnh in ravno
toiko tmbinskih Tag. Vodnih gag ponojarmenikov je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

$500, Mr.. Lisch je clan glav.
odbora SNPJ. Nadalnja vecja
vsota je, XII m jo prejel, je
$4,000, katero je podaril Capt,
Frederick CIsnik, sin Cesnikove
. druzine, XII je nastanjena sedaj
re vec let ma farmi pri Paines-
vile, o. Capt. Cesnik je prispe-
val ze preje tudi lepe ,vsote "a
JPO.SS. In &c grem po knji-
gah nasih dveh podruznic tu-
kaj, razvidim, da je on eden
najboljsih, or. najvecjih prispe-
vateljev "a naso stare domovi-
no, ceprav je tn rojen mladenic,
sin zavedne Cesnikove druzine.
To sta diva nasa najvecja pri-
spevatelja torej, dosedaj Frank
Pucel in Capt. F. Cesnik. Da bi
bilo med nami vec tako zaved-
nih.
Po $1,000 so darovali: Mrs.
E. Kristan, Frank Cerne jew
I eler, druzina Ludwig Ogrinc,
MRS. Ogrinc prihaja il cesni-
kove druzine); ~
| Po $500 so darovali: Mr.. in
Mrs. Fred Wider Chicago, ILL.,,
JOS. Stefancic, E. 172 St., Frank
znidarsic E. ITO St., Louis Fur
| Ian, Kewanee, Vic. in Paula
! Kline, Frank Ludwig E. 236 St.
Frank in Agnes Straus Trafal-
gar Ave-, Mrs. A. Kalin, Mrs
Kalin je dobra clanica pri nasj
podruznici in prispeva mesecno
vsote "a SANS; Chas. Ribar, E.
158 St., JOS. Cergol in druzina
(tudi ia je del Cesnikove druzi-
ne) ter druzina Frank Tolar.
(Mrs. je heerka cesnikove dru-
zine). Cast tel zavedni druzini
Frank in Mary Bucar, Jos. Kor-
sic, Detroit, Mich, John Stran-
car st., Katherine Krainc De.
troit, Mich, druzina susnik ia
Cherokee Ave-, druzina Frank
Nagel, Detroit, Mich. (izrocila
I K. Krainc), Leopold Kushlan
Nottingham Rd., Ancka Traven,
New York, N. Y, Frank Cesar,
Rock Springs, Wyo., Alice Zu-
pancic, Berwyn, Illinois, hcerka
Katke in Jacob Zupana, druzi-
ma Konestabo. =
Pc $500 SO prispevali slede.
ci: Joseph Hrovatin, Anton Mi
helcic, druzina William Gorse,
K. Stokel, Katka in Jakob Zu-
pancic, druzina Frank Glazar,
Dillewood Rd., J. sanjn (Sajn)
Po $500 so darovali sledeei
Anton Petric, Muskoka Ave,
JOS. Fran6eskin, Anton Dolinar,
Muskoka Ave-, Jacob Svigel,
! PasnoW Ave-, John Lokar sr.
,nc1,sk, Ia~ .ao ol>ro Cnnn "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-12

okrog 300 Nayadnih benecanskh Tag pa okrog 5000.
tel ndustrj je zaposenh okrog 10000 oseb glavnem
izvazajo neobdeani les Itajo, Francjo, svco in
who'd Ostal les obdelue celia ysta industricev "a
drug druzb in obrtnikoy Izdelujeo vrste pohstva
" zadnjem casu je posebno razvila izdeaya fnega
pohistya in izpodnia ysak tu doyoz Lepo je razvita
ndustria upognjenega pohistya Izdelujeo stole kavr
e. yozove parkete merla kopita cevlarske zeblje So
de- zobotrebce resea scetke metle strojila zamaske
it'd Mnogo teh izdelkov sc tndi izyaza.
Zelo yazna panoga soyensle lesne industries je tud
veliko pridelovanje oglja. ,t