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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
ATTORNEY GIVES
nine OPINIONS

RALEIGH, July 3-R- Attorney
General Harry Mcmillan ruled
TODAY in a digest OF opinions that
an elections register violators the
election laws when he helps candi-
dates during voting hours and may
be discharged from office.
when the registrar of an cleo
ton uses his influence on behalf
of one or more candidates during
the voting hours, he violates the
terms and conditions of his oath
and may be removed from office.
The election however, would be a
valid election
Other opinions:
One person may not hold the Of
flee of mayor of a town and at
the same time become chief of
police of the town. Both positions
are offices within the provisions OF
the North Carolina constitution pro-
Iaibiting double cffice-holding.
The powers and duties of
constable are county-wi De and are
not restricted to the township in
which he is elected.
The abandonment of children by
the father is a continuing offenSe
ard is not barred by any statute of
limitations until the youngest child
shall arrive at the age of 18 years.
"A bank organized under the laws
M v.N1ir.. hos oJIfhnr1fu
to act as surety on bond or to
engage in the surety business, ex-
cept such as is necessary to and
in connection with the condu of its
own affairs as bank or trust COM
pany.
When a witness is duly summon
ed and fails to appear at a trial
before justice of the peace, he
shall forfeit and pay eight dollars
to, the party at whose instance he
was summoned and shall further be
liable to such party for all damage
sustained by such non-attendance.
The non-attending witness may
also be guilty of contempt.
In. the absence of a public-local
act to the contrary, the governing
body of municipality has no au-
thority to issue or refuse to issue
a license for the sale of wine or
beer in any territory outside of
the corporate limits.
A municipal corporation has not
authority to make contributions for
the publication of a histry of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
REALTY TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers listed in the
register of deeds office yesterday
were: George H. Rogers to Alonza
B. Meadows, lots 125, 1875 and part
Of 127, Surburbon Land Co.; H..
Bluethenthal to James E. Reus,
tract, Hermitage; E. S. Toms to
Elizabeth Blue Davis, lot Is and
II, block Y, Wrightsville Beach;
E. S. Toms to J. @. LeGrand lot
II, block Y, addition No. 2, Wrights-
vile Beach, E. c. Toms to Nancy
Davis, lot 10 block Y, addition No.
2, Wrightsville Beach; Thomas E.
Cooper to M. D. Miles, lots 2 and
8, block 277, city; Stephen Williams
to Lydia @. Wade, Part Of lot IT,,
Garland; E. L. Rogers to Edward
Hendrix, lots IL, 10, IA, Is Shore
Acres.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
CAB RECEIVES
AIRLINE BRIEF

Completion of a brief, showing
the possibility Of Wilmington as a
stop on airline service, has been
made by the Wilmington Chamber
of Commerce and copies of it are
in the hands of the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board in Washington, accord
ing to an announcement made yes
terday.
The brief, which was compiled
under the direction of Walter j.
Cartier, executive secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, containy
letters of conveyance and necessity
from county and city officials, four
pages of general data about Will
mington, data on communications,
transportation, industry, and the
municipal airport, and maps of
the State, county, Bluethenthal Air
Field and industrial survey book
let.
Among reasons given for greater
need of air service in the city
were: large foreign, coastwise and
intercoastal commerce by freight
and passenger steamers; market
for bulb, flower, commercial fish
ing, Strawberries and Ill indus
tries; tourist trade; industrial, re-
tail and wholesale center; and pre-
sence of Camp Davis and Blue
thenthal Air Base.
Addison Hewlett, chairman of
the County Board of Commissions
ers, stresses the fact that use of
airmail through the post office has
increased each year although there
is no airmail service.
Storer P. Ware, secretary Of the
North Carolina Shipbuilding COM
pany, points out the need for SER
vice in obtaining war materials
quickly from states and cities as
far west as Cleveland and Detroit.
R. L. Benson, city clerk, en-
phashes tourist trade at Wrights-
vile Beach which not only has
facilities for those seeking recrea-
ton but homes for Army, Navy
and Coast Guard personnel and de-
tense workers.
A. P. Peay, mayor of Carolina
Beach, urges lifting of transpor-
tation difficulties between the
beach and Wilmington and other
points in the nation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
Couple Wed In Prison;
Bride Has As Years
To Wait For Husband

NEWTON, July 3. -P- A
29-year-old man serving a So
wear prison term and 19-year-
old girl, who works in a cotton
mill, wefe married here yester-
day.
The convict CASTOR Norris OF
Whiteville, has served only
four of his term. He was con-
victed on two counts OF second
degree murder four years ago.
The bride is Mildred cameron
of Valdese. The ceremony was
performed in the prison camp
yard by the Rev. ]. r. Hop
kins, Pentecostal Holiness
preacher from Balls Creek.
The bride was allowed to re-
main with her husband ~ MN
utes and they attended Sunday
afternoon religious services
for prisoners in the yard.
Then she told her husband
goodby and boarded a bus back
to her home town.
Norris has been married be-
fore. His former wife is mar
ried again. This was the first
marriage for the Valdese girl.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
POLIO CASES
RISE TO l65

RALEIGH, July 3-R-The state
board Of health said today II new
eases of infantile paralysis re-
ported in Piedmont counties over
he weekend brought to 165 the
number reported in the state since
Tune l.
The new cases by counties were:
Burke 2, Coldwell l, CataWba 4,
Cleveland 8, Cumberland l, Lin
coin l, Mecklenburg 2, and Wilkes
State health Officer Carl V.
Reynolds continued to urge that
people of Eastern and Western
North Carolina, where the number
of cases do not exceed normally
not to travel in the Piedmont
area, to which the outbreak is
mainly confined.
! Total cases reported since June
/ have been in the following coun-
ties: Alamance 1, Alexander 4,
Ashe 8, Buncombe l, Burke 81,
Cabarrus 3, Caldwell II, Catawba
3, Cumberland l, Castor II, Gull
ford /, Iredell 1, Lee 2, Lincoln
6, Mecklenburg 5, Person l, Row.
an 9, Stanley /, Surry 1, Union 1,
Watauga 2, Wilkes IL, and Wilson
i.
Two cases had been reported in
Stanley but the board of health
said today one of these was case
of several years ago now ~recelv-
ing additional treatment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
COUNTY COLLECTS
$ll8,315 in TAXES

Back property taxes totaling
$118,315.95 have been collected this
year on taxes due prior to June
30, 1914, John A. Orrell, county
auditor announced yesterday. OF
the amount $1O5204.60 was past due
taxes, S2,886.85 costs, and $8,224.50
accumulated interest.
Taxes collected for years prior
to 1888 amounted to $20593.83 for
1888, S4,976.61; for 1884, $5,O56. 50;
for 1885, 1855, 1856; for 1886, ST.
097.50; or 1897, $7,921.39; for 1888,
$8,257.75; fol 1889, $9,054.38; for
1910, $9,870.71; for 1941, $11, 107.40;
and for 1912, $18, 121.89
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
Obituaries
1T. COL. F.. H. DELANO

Lt.-Col. Frederick Henry Delano,
USING, ret.), died at his home in
Portsmouth, N. H., Sunday after
short illness.
Interment will be in the family
lot in the us. Naval cemetery at
Annapolis, Md, July 6 at 2 pm.
Colonel Delano was the only sur
viving son of the late Rear Admir-
al Francis H. Delano, U.S.N., and
Mrs. Evelina Payne Delano. He
was a brother of the late Philip
Warland Delano.
Colonel Delano is survived by
his widow, Helen Leighton Delano,
of Portsmouth, N. H., and sister,
in-law, Mrs. Philip Warland Delano
Of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
LAX MOTORISTS
FACE SIS FINE

The Internal Revenue Bureau at
Washington, D. c., warned motor
lists yesterday that they are liable
to a $25 fine for driving without
the new S. automobile ''use" tax
stamp.
Deadline for displaying the new
stamp was July 1.
No stamp is required for stored
cars, since the tax is only on ''use"
of the car, not ownership.
Post offices have been instruct
ed by the Treasury department to
sell the new S. automobile tax
stamp until May 81, 1915. unless fur
Their orders are issued, the Will
mington postmaster announced
yesterday.
Any reductions that are due to
late purchasers will be handled
through the Internal Revenue de-
partment, as post offices are held
accountable for the denomination
shown on the stamp.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
Camp Davis Officers
Purchase Many Bonds

CAMP DAVIS, July 3-The Anti
aircraft Artillery schools champion
bond buyers during the current
Fifth War Loan drive are Capt.
Jchn D. Dial of Columbia, S. c.,
and 1t. Malcolm S. Askenasy of
Clayton, Mo.
Captain Dial, who is taking an
autornotive course at the AAA
school, made the largest single
bond purchase in the AAA school
ST., $50, while Lieutenant Askena-
sy, attending an automatic wea-
pons course, purchased $4,000 in
war bonds.
This swelled the total of cash
purchases by both officers and en-
listed men to more than $4,000 in
war bonds for June. An additional
S37, 470 has been used to purchase
bonds on the allotment plan, ac-
cording to 1t. William M. Hobbs,
war bond officer for the AAA
school. No report on civilian pur-
chases was available at this time,
Lieutenant Hobbs said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
COY FIPPS


TABOR CITY, July 3-Funeral
services for Coy Fipps, 81, who
died in the hospital at Mullins, S.
c., Saturday afternoon, were held
yesterday afternoon at the Mt. Zion
Baptist church, with Rev. Clyde
Prince officiating. Internent was
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are three daughters
Virginia, Princess and Christine
Fipps, all Of the home. Four sonv,
Rudolph Fipps Of the U. S. Navy,
L. c., Gurley and Paul Fipps of
the home and two brothers Luther
Fipps Of Clarendon and Oscar
Fipps of Fayetteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
Belcross Woman Killed,
Husband Hurt In Wreck

ELIZABETH CITY, July 3-(R
Mrs. Dell Forbes, Of Belcross,
is dead and her husband is in a
critical condition at Albema-le
hospital here as a result Of an
auto accident early Sunday morn
ing eight miles east of here in
which four others, including three
Negroes, were less seriously in
jured.
1t was the first holiday violent
death reported in the Albemarle
area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
MRS. WILLIE b. EDWARDS

Funeral services for Mrs. Willie
B. Edwards, SO, who died Saturday
at James Walker Memorial hospi-
tai after short illness, were held
at 5 p. m. yesterday at Wrights-
boro Baptist church, with Rev. H.
S. Strickland and Rev. Woodrow
robbins officiating. Interment fol-
lowed in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Edwards lived with her
daughter, Mrs. c. I. Alfred, of R..
T D. /, Castle Hayne.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
WILLIAM LOVE DUNHAM

William Love Durham son of the
late Benjamin Williams and Anna
Hall Pettiway Durham, died at his
home in Highwood Park yesterday.
Mr.. Durham, who was a World
War veteran, had been in i'll health
for many years, but death followed
a heart attack. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Pauline Oates
Durham, and brother B. w. Dun
ham of Wilmington. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced lat
err by Andrews Mortuary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04

municipality and the country.
While a taxing unit may pay It's
attorney a commission or fee OF
more than S. for the collection OF
deliquent taxes, no more than the
statutory attorneys fee of S. may
be assessed against the delinquent
taXDayer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
DRAFT DODGER

MIAMI, Fla, July 3-NEMo--
ris Stanley Neff, %, was held for
grand jury action today along with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Neff, on charges that the youth
was hidden in his room for three
years to prevent him from being
drafted for military service. Com
missioner Roger Edward Davis
set bond at $500 each.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
CAMP PLANS

Miss Ann Mason, county
home demonstration agent,
urges all All club members
who plan to attend summer
camp at White Lake July 81
through August 5 to register at
her office in the customhouse
as soon as possible.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
MISS THEODORE LEGRAND

Funeral services for Miss Theo-
dore LeGrand, daughter of the late
Spencer and Martha James Le-
Grand, were held at St. James
Episcopal church yesterday at $50
pm, with Rev. Mortimer Glover
officiating. Rev. Thomas P. Noe
assisted. Interment followed in
Oakdale cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
JUDGE IS SPEAKER

Open House tomorrow at the
Second and Orange USO club
will be climaxed with an adj
dress at $3.50 p. m. by Judge
John ]. Burney and a skating
party at 8 p. m. Other indie
pendence Day arrangements
include a sightseeing trip to
Orion Plantation at 1890 a.
M; horseback riding at 1880
p. M; and tea dancing from
$3.50 to 8 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
JUSTICES WIFE ILL

BANGOR, Me-, July 3.-R-Hos-
pitalized because of sinus all
rnent which her physician descrlb-
ed as not serious, Mrs. Agnes Har-
vey Stone, wife of Chief Justice
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
MEETING CHANGED

The Wilmington Engineers
club will hold its regular
monthly meeting Wednesday,
July IL, instead of tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
Briefs
.JAYCEE MEETING

The Junior Chamber Of
Commerce will hold its regular
monthly dinner meeting tonight
at Z o'clock in the banquet
room of the Friendly restaur-
ant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04
SURE CLUB PARTY

SUKF CLUB PAKTY
The annual Fourth of July
dinner party will be given at
the Surf club at 8 o'clock in
the evening for members and
guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-04

Harlan Fiske Stone, was reoo,..,
in good" condition today al Wv
Eastern Maine General hosnit.1'
Australia is made up Of &,
states.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-29
Massacre
Workers 10 Keep
Others on Jobs

Hcrnc. Switzerland. Nov. %.
ZAP dispatch today in a
leading Swiss newspaper. quot
M persons arriving from Ger
many, declared the \azi> arc
rc>orUinc to a >hootincS in
an attempt to compel workers
To stay on the Job in armament
factories.
The dispatch declared 800
workers were shot ON GcStapO
hict Heinrich iiimmlcr'> or
dcrS when a strike broke out
at Mannheim recently after an
Allied air attack.
At Dusseldorf another strike
was auclicd only after the \azi>
received rciniorcCmcnl> in the
surrounding arCa and mastered
+~s"v"r'l hundred. tho diSratch
asserted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-29

IIainr "-an's to know today wac-
'hcr ~ 0ot q soda cracker v us
4 dea[04atel ccea.a putf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-29

WE BUY, SILL AND TRADE
cattle and hogs. ". + hight 1.-Two
stock MIarkc, Phone l5T. . eod-.t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-29

W~ANTED-BOYS OVEN -
years old as Carrler-Sales.
men. Those employed must Nc
able to post $1,000 bonu.
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Da4A
HialatCA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-25
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

Slovenski svobodomiselni pod
porni zvezi.
Drustvo kot tako je cd facet
ka do danes ma napredni strani,
podpira delavske ustanove, po-
maya kjerkoli je potreba, da Sc
gre "a korist slovenskega ma
roda. Drustvo ina tudi svojo
bolnisko podporo, katera je ma
dobrem financnem staliscu. Svo-
jo bolnisko podporo 81 je osvo-
jilo leta 1920.
Dale je tretji najvecji delhi
car Slovenskega narodnega Do
ma, podpira SANS in Pomozno
akcijo JPO, SIS, ako Sc ne mo-
tim je bill prispevek cd drustva
Lunder.- Adanlic st. % S. N. P.
J. eden najvecjih.
Tudi U. S. bonde pridno ku-
pujemo, splosno smo pomoc,
kjerkoli je potreba.
kot sem gori opisal, je 35 let
preteklo odkar Sc je drustvo u
stanovilo, zatorej vas vabim ma
plesno veselico, katera Sc DO
vrSila v sobotO 4. marca v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave. Ia plesalce DO IL
vrstna godba, "a zejne fina pi-
Jaca, in "a lacne pa dobra We
cerja, vse po zmernih cenah.
Zatorej clani in clanice S. N.
P. j., ne pozaabite 4. marca, po-
sebno pa clanstvo drustva maj
DO sto procentno ma veselici, sal
njsmo bill re skupaj 5 let, to ije
Cd zadnje proslave 3O-letnice.
Ma veselo svidenje in dobro
zabavo.
VIM. Candon, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-25
komentar ma vazen dogodek

komentar ma vazen dogodek
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Ravnokar
sem slisal, da jen Ivan Molek re-
signiral cd urednistva "Prosve-
te". To me je tako razveselilo,
da Sc oglasam z kratkim ko-
mentarjem.
Ce je to resnica, in &c DO cd
sedaj "Prosveta' urejevana v
eilju in duhu, "a katere je bila
ustanovijena in vzdrzevana cd
elanstva S. N. P. j., potem je to
najvaznejsi dogodek v njeni
dolgi zgodovini.
Molekova resignaeija nj slu-
|,eajen pojav. Moral je odleteti z
Lsvoje pozicije pod pritiskom raz-
mer, pod tezo vedno bolj nara
seajoce opozicije proti njegovi
Slept ideologiji in zavijanju DEF
stew.
Prijatelji demokracije in ljud-
skega napredka so TEN dose
! gil vehko zmago. SANS in
Zdruzeni Odbor Juzno-slovan-
skin Amerikancev bodo lazje
organizirali ameriske Slovence
in JUNE Slovane zdravo in
mocno gibanje, da Sc pospesi O.
svobodilna stvar in vpostavi
ljudska vlada.
Sedaj je treba koncentrirati
YES vpliv in pritisk, da Sc od-
strani IL nasega javnega ziv-
ljenja Sc klero-fasistieno kliko,
XII z svojimi intrigami pritiska
pecat sramote vsem ameriskim
iSlovencem, svoje brate in Sc
sire start domovini pa zmer-
jajo z psovkami, mislec, da Sc
Jim DO tako posrecilo skriti nil
I.hovo nesramno delovanje.
Geo. Witkovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-25
35-letnica ustanovitve

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cas- bezi,
da clovek sam ne We kako in
kdaj. Zdi Sc mi, kot da je par
let preteklo cd casa, ko me je
prijatelj poklical ma sestanek
neko nedeljo dopoldne mesecu
decembru leta 1908. Pricel Sc je
pogovor kako ustanoviti novo
dramsko drustvo, praznimi ro-
kami in brez cvenka v zepu.
Vodja je bill Jakob Hocevar,
kateri je spisal igro "Krvava
noe V Ljubljani''.
Po daljsem razmotrivanju
smo sklenili, da gremo ma delo.
In res, receno, storjeno. sll
smo najprvo ~okrog svojih or
jih prijateljev, da smo. jih ma
govorili "a idejo.
' mesecu januarju je bill skill
can prVi sestanek, ma katerem
je bill izvoljen zacasen odbor, in
obenem je bilo zbrano i m e
dramskega drustva padlih zrtev
V bell Ljubljani, Lunder in A
damic.
Preteklo je 35 let odkar je
Nemec pokazal svojo mrziljo do
SloVencev, postal je vojastvo ma
ullce S puskami in bajoneti, ter
streljal Ma bezece ljudstvo, ta-
ko, da sta diva strela zadela ne
dolzne zrtve, Rudolfa Tundra in
lvana Adamica.
Gori imenovana igra Sc je
vpfizorila V mesecu marcu dva-
krat zaporedoma leta 1909. Is
tega leta mesecu juniju Sc je
S - clani pricelo podporno dru-
stvo, katero Sc je priklopilo k
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-25
POROCILO PREMIERJA CHURCHILLA
D POLOZAJU V JUGOSLAVIJI
(Nadalievanje S l. strani)

Partizanske sile so po sevu kmalu nadkrilile sile
generaa Mihajlovica. Marsau Tu MISC priduzil sa
Hrvae in Slovenc temvec tudi veliko Srbov, in on
ina wtem momentu sebo vec kot cet't mlijona moz
kakor udi veike mnozine orozja, vzeega bodsi cd
yraznika ali Itaanov. I'll mozje so brez izgube geri
skin svojstev organzrani znatno stevilo dviz in
madnih zborov Celotno gibanje je zobkovao, da
hi pri izgubo svostva gericev, brez katerh bi
moglo uspeti TIE se danes drzijo boju mic mani ko
strinajst izmed dvajset nenskih divzij Bakanu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-25
KOMUNISTI SO IMELI CAST,
DA so Z BORBO ZACELI

IL teh junaskih sill je zraste pokret narodnega edin
stva Komunsticni element so me cast biti zacenik
toda ko e gbanje rasto moci in Stevilu, je nastop
blazin in zednjevaln process in prvo mesto zaVzeI
narodni pomi. marsalu Titu SO paltizan nas odlic
mega in savnega boriteja svobodo. TIE sie so
zal, ampak morda neizogibno priSe konfikt sam
generala Mhajlovica, XII nastopa menu ugosovanske
kraeve vlade Njih aktvnos so Wgle il tira dogovore
katere sklenli njegovi poveniki soraznikom. On
jih je skusal zatreti
Prso je do mnogih tragicnih bojev in pojavila
upka soWaStva med judm ste kv in narodnost "a ka-
teh gorje e odgovolen edno njh skupn sovlaznik Oh
sedanjem prstas marsala Tita vsoko nadkrljuje
jO pistase generaa Miha ovica XII nastopa imenu ju
goslQvanske kraljeve Wade.
Partizan seveda edni ljudje, XII danes vodijo
ucinkOvto boloo pro Nemcem. Gbanje malSala Tta ze
dolgo casa zaninanjem zasledoval in skusal
in skusam sedaj ysemi sledstvi, da pesubim po-
moe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-25
Nekaj zaninivosti
O Zlatu

Da Sc zlato sveti in da je dra-
go, gotcvo veste. Morda ste tu-
di kdaj slisali, da je zlato tista
stvar ma sVetu, zaradi katere je
bilo prelite najvec cloveske kr-
vi. zlato predstavlja bogastvo
in zaradi bogastva Sc narodi
med eboj prepirajo in drug
drugemu grozijo z vojno.
O nekaterih zanimivih lastno-
stihr te plemenite kovine, XII il
pravimo zlato, pa morda Sc nj
ste nicesar slisal.
NaJprej 81 oglejmo. njegovo
speciflcno tezo. (Specificna tea
koVlne nam pove, kolikokrat je
L kilogram te komine tezji cd
vode.) Specificna tea zlata
znasa 1872, to Sc. pravi, da je
zlato skoraj dvajsetkrat tezje
cd vode ter diva in pol KRAFT te-
zJe cd zeleza. Utez IL zlata, kiebi
blla toliksna, kakor ,je zelezna
utez 1 kilograma, bi tehtala 2
kg, in pol.
Morda tudi tega Sc ne veste,
da je IL zlata mogoce napraviti
zelo tanke niti in ploseice, XII SO
mnogo tanjse' kot najtanjsi pa
PR. IL. enega samega grama zla-
ia SO ma posehen nacin napra-
viii zlato nit, XII je bila dolga Q
in pol 1kilometra. ~ Potemta-
KEN hi zadostoyalo samo 16 kg
zlata, da bi napravili zlato nit,
kl bi jo oVili okoli nase zemlie
ma ravniku. Kepa Jig: kg zlata
81 bila priblizno toliksna kot de-
LENA utez s. kg.)
Aato pa Sc da spremeniti tu-
dl v zelo tanke listite. Cloveku
pc Je posrecilo, dae je ia zlata
napnaNil iisti6es katerih debali-
na je znasalas emo desettisoeinko
milimetra. 5em debela kniiga IL
"papirja' bi torej imela
$4,000 listov ali L0D8;00O stra-
ni
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REDNISKA STRAIN ssENAKOPRAVNOSIT.

fantom je direktorij drustve-
mega donna name.lil postaviti v
spomin krasno plosco, katera je
bas sedaj v delu. u.-----,..,--.-,.-,---,
Citali ste Re, da lahko prime
sete imena vasih sinov, bratov,
MOI in hcera, XII so v sluzbi svo-
je domovine, k Mr.. Jim Rottar-
ju, ali pa v S. D. D. ma Recher
Ave. Imena Sc bo vklesile ma
plosco, XII bo ostala v trajen
spomiil ma hrabre naoze in fan
te ter deketa, XII SO Sc odzvali
klicu Strica Sama.
Torej, oglasite Sc takoj, &c
re niste oddali teh linen, pred
no bo prepozno, da ne bo pozne-
je kakega razocaranja, ker j.
mena vasega sina ali hcere ne
DO ma plosci.
Pri nasemu Drustvenemu do
mu pa so delnicarji in delnicar.
ke ma svoji letni delniearski Sc
j dine 16. januarja, spremenil
skoro yes direktorij,
Izvoljena sta bila nov oskrb
mix in oskrbnica, XII sta zelo po
strezljiva in prijazna druzabni
ka. zatorej, cenjeni rojaki, ka
teri ste re malo pozabili ma na'
in vas dom ter ga zapustili i;
enega ali drugega vzroka, ko
tudi delnicarji in delnicarke, ka
teri niste zadnje case prihajal
l,v naso sredo, nov direktorij a
pelira ma vas, da Sc zopet sni
dete v S. D. D. ma Recher Ave.
kjer Sc boste pray domace 90
cutili.
France iz Ljubljane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-25

dreJenlml povelnik e brez dvoma zgubil ma ugedu
V oceh pa'tizanov.
Tuksj ma tenn otoku " AnglijD udani principu
monarhje in deezni bill mnogo blagoslovov ustavne
monarhlJe Mi nmamo nkake zeje ali namena da bi ka-
teri ko deze vsijeva svoe idee Grcija Jugoslavija
in Italia bodo kolikor tice, poponoma proste
da resijo obko Wade, kaero maj dobjo nh dezele cim
bodo nastale lazmere kaerh DO udstvo moglo izraz
tt sVojo voljo.
Med tenn pa je pozicija vec ali mani zapletena ter
upam, da mi zbornca zaupa, da jo skupno zunanjim
mnlstrom razmotrivam, vkokor je to mogoce vzajeno
Z naslma zavezncama Rusij jo in Zedinjenimi drzavam
XII - kar vesejem porocam tudi posiljata svoj mi
s marsau Titu.