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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10
rCestitke Zojsa ruski armadi
izvrsni tajnik

"CtStItke LOJSd EuShI diNAdui
Zdruzeni odbor juznoslovan-
skin Amerikancev, XII zastopa
vecino mad milijona Amerikan-
cev hrvaskega, srbskega in slo-
venskega ter bolgarskega in
macedonskega porekla, z ra-
dostjo sodeluje pri veliki pro-
slavi 26-letnice rdece armade.
Svobodoljubno clovestvo dol
guje globoko zahvalo rdeci ar
madi, katere junaska borba ga
je resila najhujsega zla v zgo-
dovini. Rdeca armada je bila IT,
sta skala, Oh kateri so spodlete-
Il vsi Hitlerjevi poskusi, da OBJ
vlada svet.
Stalingrad in Leningrad bo-
sta vekomaj ostala inspiracija
"a bodoce rodove. Ponosni smo
ma jugoslovanske edinice, XII
tvorijo del rdece armade, kakor
smo seveda ma osvobodilno vol
sko in partizanske skupine v
Jugozlaviji pod izborhim vod-
stVom marSala Tita.
sestindyajseta obletnica rde-
&c armade je obletnica image!
Cci vsega sveta zrejo z obcudo-
Vanjem ma MEN zmagovit po-
hod.
Maj zivi mogocno zaveznistvo
Zdruzenih draw, Sovjetske uni
je in Velike Britanije!
Louis Adamic, preds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10
Skusajte ga razsiriti, kolikor je
naivec mogoce.
Prispevki

AAcRStnA
Meseca februarja so prispev-
XII nash podruznic, organizacij in
posameznikov znasali $2,6O2.76.
Racun bo priobcen kasneje. .Vaz-
nj prispevki SO bill: Detroit,
Mich, $3.50, Chicago, Ill. (st. p
$1OO, Cleveland, Ohnio, Stew. 80
$500, La Sale, ILL.,, $500, Mil
waukee, Wis, $1OO.
Shod V Pittsburghu %. janu-
ARIA, XII so ga priredile podruz-
nice SANSa il zapadne Pennsyl-
vanije in Federacija S.N.P.J.,
nam je prinesel cistega $538.41.
Vsoto ie postal blagajnik pitts
burske podruznice rev. M. Kebe.
Glavni odbor Zapadne Slovan-
ske zveze je podaril SANSu
$4,000, katero vsoto nam je
izroeil MEN predsednik in SANS
ov odbornik brat Leo Jurjevec
Drtgi prispevki bodo razvidni IL
racuna. Vsem nasa iskrena "a
hvala.
Mirko C. Kuhel.
%r, IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10
Ured1likova
poSta
IL urada tajnika podr.
st. 48 SANS

Cleveland Collinwood, Ohio.
- Ia ia mesec zmoremo Zabe-
leziti lepsi uspeh prostovoljnih
doneskov "a naso podruznico st.
48 SANS. Seveda k temu je maj.
boil pripomogel mas zaveden ro-
iak in slovensko cuteci rodo-
liuo Louis Znidarsic, kateri Sc
je odzval khcu in Sci ma delo od
hiSe do hise. okrog nash roja-
kov in konecno dosegel lep u
speh. Sledeci SO MENU prispe~
veil ma njegovo nabiralno polo:
Pc $500:
Frank Champa, Slov. pevski
zbor "Skrjancki', Frank zagar,
1901O Muskoka Ave-, Feter Ster
in Jos Durjava.
Po $500:
John Globokar, Anton Novak
in Marie JakSe.
Po $500:
Stopar Serv. Station, JOS. Mo
cilnikar, Jos. Glavan, All. Mil
mar, Jos. Mekinda, Frank Hri-
bar, Anton Rotar, Mohican Ave.
Anton Debeljak, Jos. Stupica,
Antonio Tanko, Jos. Sadar, Ste
We Barton, Frank Stopar, Matt
Prelc, Helen Nahtigal, Louise O.
grinc, Real Hardware, Frank
Kramer in John Mocnik.
Po $1.O0:
Jack Novak, Edw. in F. Ko-
vac, Peter Bastasic, Chas. Wick,
Anton Tauzel, A. Bratkovich,
Anton Klun, C. Ozbic, Frank Pc
rusek, Anton Kotnik, Richard
Mayfield, Jenie zigman, j. A.
Fakult, Sophy Fistik, John III
norman, Mrs. J. Mocilnikar, j.
Mihalich, L. Seme, Jos. Polanc,
Frank Cesen, Geo. Nagode, J.
V. Miller, John Korosec, Joe
Stembal, Louis Florjancic, Joe
Karlinger, F. Samsa, JOS. Raz-
perger, M. Rehbegar, Leo. Bost-
ianeic, Anton Hrovatin, Frank
Matjazic, Jos. Vicic, Frank Sis
kovic, Martin Vogrin, John Svet
Louis Gerzina, Joe Prudich, Geo
Julalia, Louis Rabar, Tony
Skufca, Anton Molina, Michael
Skeya, JOS. setina, Mary Fur
Ian, FLIP Mocilnikar, Frank
znidarsie, Frank Svejt (Svet)
Frank Gorjanc, Frances Drenik,
Anton Cepelnik, Anton Cinkole,
JOS. Macerol, Mihael Lab, Jen-
ME Grobolsek, Sam Papesh, An
dy Pezderc, Ludwig Znidarsic,
Frances Ubic, Anton Kalan,
Frances Balok Anton Pikovnik,
Louis Lipanje, ] 0 hn Bencina,
Anna Ferrell, Frank Zigman,
Jacob Paklj, John Troha, Max,
Ozebek, Frank Pizmolt, Ton y
Svet, All Kaiser, Anton MIRA
NOR, Mirk Q Sarazin, Konrad
Flase, Anton Mihelich, Vincent
Badalich, John Gerl, Jennie Lev
'stig, Jos. Medec, Jos. Medvesek,
4 + X
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klkol, Rose LdeSar IN Louis Pc
trich.
Torej skupno v januarju in
februarju nabral Louis Znidar-
Sic $168.O0, zakar mu priznanje
"a trud.
j. F. Durn nabiralna pola:
Andrew Vicic 200, John Koss
500; Mrs. ]. Cesnik 100; Mar
tin Plut 100; DR.. stew 312 S. N.
P. ]. $500; Jos. Kartel $1.0O;
Mary Marn, Sylvia. Ave. $500;
DR.. stew. u SDZ $500.
Progressive Slovenke krozek
stew. Z. Izrocila tajnica Mildred
Bradac $14.4O.
Pc $500: DR.. st. 748 SNIP;
John Hrovat, Arcade Ave-; Vim
cent Coff; Mad. pev. zbor SID,
Amalija Trbizan $500, Frank
Tegel $1.OO, Val. Turk $1.OO;
DR.. stew. % SDZ $3.50, Geo Ma
rolt $1.00, Slovenska zadruzna
zveza $4,000; Rudolph Tibijas
$500, DR.. st. $50 SNPJ (izrocil
F. TegeD $3.50.
Skupno $12O.4O.
Frances Wolf nabiralka:
Frances Globocnik $500, An
gela Kalin $500.
Pc $1.00: Jennie Perko, Caro-
line Skocaj, Emile Perko, An
gela Kalin MI. in Amalia Raab:
Skupno 5000.
Skupne vsote nabrane in izro-
Gene mi v mesecu februarju so
znaSale $220.40, kar sem izrocil
blagajniku ]. Zajcu. Ia izkaz pa
izkazuje skupno vsoto> $297.40
in to, ko mi je bila re v mesecu
januarju izrocena vsota $77.OO,
po Louis Znidarsicu. Ia vsota
je bila vlozena v hranilnico ze v
januarju. Cd te vsote sva bla-
gajnikom odposlala ze ma glavni
stan $25O.OO, in priblizno TAXA
vsota je Sc V hranilnici "a odpo-
slati, ter DO poslana v tenn me-
secu.
Torej lepo stevilo vas je, XII
ste Sc odzvali klicu naroda. u
pamo, da Sc boste tako odzvali
Sc o S a Ii, in prispevali V ia
/; sklad, ker Sc gre "a resitev ma
Sc stare domovine izpod tirani-
je.
Torej maj DO ponovno izrece-
ma Vam vsem prispevateljem
najlepsa hvala, posebno pa Sc
nabiralcem, XII Sc trudite OBJ
svojenn prostem casu, katerega
pa nihce danes nina odvec, da
nagovarjate rojake "a prispev-
ke. Potrudite Sc Sc naprej, do
< kler ne zasije zarja svobode,
dokler ne dosezemo ujedinjenjc
demokraticne Slovenije, oziroma
: Jugoslavije.
Danes nj cas- pasivnosti, da-
nes je cas- della, zatorej vsi, ka-
. terim nam je "a pravo resnicno
svobodo nasemu narodu, ma de-
10.
. Pred ocmi imejmo vedno to,
/. da drugi narodi zrtvujejo mill
jo-lc "a sVojo osvoboditev, po-
trcbna je razlicna propaganda,
, aparat, XII mora vedno deIovati,
2 in strmeti "a nasimi teznjami in
ia seveda pa stane dolarje, v tt
socih.
( Zato prispevajte vsi, vsak po
svoji noci. Med nami imamo
dive vazni organizaciji, katere
, ste ODE potrebni, da zbiramo, ta-
7 kozvana POMONA organizacija,
! JPO.SS. kot SANS.
Ia podruznico st. 48 SANS,
( ]. F. Durn, tajnik.
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Il
Iponosa OBJ zavesti, da je sloven-
Iski, hrvaski in srbski rod polka
zal drugim zaveznikom pot, XII
vodi do koncne image mad vse-
mi ljudskimi sovrazniki. Ia pot
tudi vodi v Zdruzeno Sloveniio,
" novo demokratieno Jugosla-
WHO.
Pojmo pjesnau jedsnstvu i svasi
jugostovanskoj.
| Neka 5nju mebesa vrasi,
tratskog srca poj
| Da nam ,$ivi sloboda
I }jugosyovanskog roda!
Neka $ivi yugoszovija!
Brace Slovenci, Srbi, Hrvati,
pojnao rodm sUona.
Jugoslovanska jedna nam matt,
JeUUW WIH uOW.
DiSmo ponosno cello,
'ipOjnaO hrdbTo ! smeIo:
Neka $ivi Jugoslavija!
! SANSove podruznice maj pro-
Slavic tretjo obletnico invazije
stare domovine, XII pa je OBJ
Ienem tudi tretja obletnica ma
rodnega prebujenja. Nasim bo-
rilcem bono izkazali najvecjo
cast $ tenn, da jih { m vecji
lmeri podpiramo potion SANSa
in Zdruzenega odbora.
Nekaj nasveta glede shodov
Nase podruznice prosimo, da
ne oglasajo v listih govornikov
"a svoje shode, dokler nj popol-
noma ugotovljeno, kdo DO ma
stopil ma kaksni prireditvi.
= Tako oglasanje zavaja obcin-
stvo, XII je potem razocarano,
z ako napovedan govornik ne ma
i stopi.
/ Kadar zelite "a kako priredi-
i tev govornika cd SANSd, pisite
1Ev SANSov urad. &c zelite 60
, vornika Cd zdruzenega odbora
: pisite urad Zdruzenega odbo-
j. ra. Vsem vabilom Sc DO skusalo
i po moznOsti ustreci. Ia diva u
|. rada bosta potem preskrbela 60
: vOrnike.
. Use naselbine hi rade slisale
= Louisa Adamica in Kristana, po-
leg srbskih in hrvaskih govor-
: nikov. Pomnlti pa je treba, da
d je Adamic zelo zaposlen ne sa-
e mo svojim, temvec tudi ma
sim delom, vsled tega mu ie ne
y mogoce nastopati zmeraj in po-
a vsOd. Ravnotako Sc ne more
: SANSov predsednik Etbin Kri-
Il stan Cdzvati Vsem vabilOm. Pro-
: silno torej vse prizadete, da Sc
j obrnejo "a govornike naravnost
J. ne SANSov urad in ma urad
, Zdruzenega odbora (1O1O Park
e Avenue, New York %, N. "
J. in skusalo sc bo stvari urediti
i, tako, da DO ustrezeno vsem. OBJ
= 2nem pa ne DO nobene zmesnia-
y We in nesoglasja.
j. Publiciteta
a Zadnji teden smo razposlali
j. ma podruznicne tajnike in clane
/, SANSovih odborov iztise tedni-
e ka Golfers, Xxi vsebuje zelo do
ber clanek marsalu Titu.
J., Ma rokah imamo Sc nekai iz-
l. tisov in kdor iih zeli Sc kaj vec,
j. maj nam sporoci. Ia teden bono
l. razposlali ponatis Churchillove.
J. ga porocila o Jugoslaviji, in 81
: GER v angleskem in slovenskem
jezil1u. Priporocamo, da Sc ga
u precita ma sejah in MEM raz-
j. pravlja. Dobili smo tudi omeie-
e no stevilo iztisov revije YANK
j. od 81. januarja ga ameriske
n vojake v Angliji), XII jo izda:jajo
y ameriske vojaske oblasti.- Raj.
a ros'ani bodo clanom nash od-
borrow in nekaterim veejjim po-
Il dfuznicam. Ne moreno jih do
i, hiti "a, vse. clanek O jugoslovan-
= skem osvobodilnem gibaniu ie
y radi uradnega znacaja zelo va
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10
Il urodo SIovenskego omeriskeqo norod-
mega svefu
1885 w. 26th ST., Chicago, Ill.
Neutemel,jene novice

Pred kratkim so nekateri slo-
venski listi ponatisnili izmislje-
no vest, da je predsednik Zdru-
zenega odbora juznoslovanskih
Amerikancev Louis Adamic od-
stopil Cd predsednistva ter da
je sprejel sluzbo kot poroceva-
lee tednika The Saturday Even
ing Post.
SANS je pooblaseen cd Ada
mica, da javno zanika doticno
porocilo in da obenem, obvesti
javnost, da je prisla tista neu-
temeljena vest IL sovrazne ko-
vacnice in predstavlja lie zavist-
no zelio onih, XII nasprotujejo
namenom in ciljem Zdruzenega
odbora.
Ravnotako je bilo porocano V
listih, da Louis Adamic ne bo
govoril ma javnem shodu, kate
rega sklicujejo V Garyju, India
ma, ondotni Slovani, il razloga,
ker Sc je nekaterim srbskim So
WINSTON posrecilo, da je najetje
mestne solske dvorane bilo pre-
klicano. Obvesceni smo uradno,
da Sc shod vrSi 19. marca vse-
emo, ce ne eni, pa V drugi dvo-
rani. Naslov bo pravocasno ma
znanjen. Ocividno je, da je So
vrazna publiciteta ucinkovala
bas nasprotno. Zanimanje "a ia
shod je cedalje vecje, ne samo
med slovanskimi Amerikanci,
temvec tudi med oIlmi drugih
nerodnosti. Uspeh shoda je "a
gotovljen re vnaprej.
Tretja obletnica
Dne q, marca potecejo tri ie-
ia, odkar je nacijski vojni vi
har pridrvel mad Jugoslavijo z
namenom, da zdrobi ia junaski
narod, XII Sc je postavil po robu
ne samo Hitlerjevemu vojnemu
stroju, temvec u d domacin
politicnim voditeljem in a k c
preprecil njihove nacrte, da il.
rOce yes Balkan ma razpolagl
nacifasistom "a torisce v boiu
proti demokraticnim narodom
Jugo5lovanski narod Sc lie dvig
nil kOt en- sam MOI in ne same
zastaVil Hitlerjev casovni spo
red Ia napad ma Rusijo "a dvs
moseca, temVec je svojim kr
VaVlm odporom pokazal prec
vsem sVetom, da ia narod NJ
kloni pod nobenim pritiskom.
Ljubezen do svobode, enako
praVnosti in pravice mu je bilt
vec kot pa najhujse nuke, ne
stevilne zrtve in potoki krv
svojih najdrazjih sinov in hce
ra. Winston Churchill je teda
dejal: Jugoslavija je nasla svo
jo duso! Toda Churchill Sc :je 20
motll. Nj bila Jugoslavija, XII j
nasla sVojo duso, temvec jugo
sloVanskl n 70 d i - Slovenci
Hrbati in Srbi, XII so Sc uprli po
leg tuJlm napadalcem tudi svo
jim lastnim izdajalskim izkori
scevalcem. Uradna Jugoslavij;
je odnesla svoje pete v varnej
Sc podnebje Kaira in Londona
sVoJe nesrecno ljudstvo pa j,
piCpuSllia ldStnl uSOdl.
V treh letih trpljenja, prega
njanja, strasne borEe IN uni
ranja 81 je jugoslovanski osvo
bcdilni element S svojim nepri
merlJlVlm zgledom pridobil oh
cUdoVanje in socustvovanie vse
ga denokraticnega sveta.
Toda "a to priznanje je mora
placati S potoki nedolzne krvi
Cera je bila necloveska. Kar S,
jc godilo in Sc Sc godi v Jugo
5'avili, je n ka j groznega ii
strasnega, obenem pa nekai ia
ko ve'icastnega, da zgodovin;
kaj takega ne pomni.
Da, preprosti narod :je nase
svojo duso. Srce Sc nam krGi
ko citamo in poslusamo O brez
mejnem trpljenju in mukah ma
sih krvnih bratov in sester Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10

ponosom in hvaleznostjo nadi da nam usoda naklon
negovo vodstvo dokler Amerka DO izsa znagova il
vojne mad sovraznki civilizacije.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16
Actress Macdonald
Beaten By Prowle1

SANTA BARBARA, Calf,
Actress jeanette Macdonald
received black and swollen
eye ard scratches and cuts on
her face in an encounter with
a prowler in her Ell Encant0
hotel cottage last night. Police
arrested a 14-year-old belloby
as her assailant and charged
him with battery.
Miss Macdonald told police
she was awakened by the
slamming of door, got out of
bed to investigate and was
confronted by a boy holding
a blanket toward her. She
kicked him and struggled with
him, she said, and he struck
her in the right eye. She
screamed and her assailant
ran.
Chief of Police L. r. Gree
son said the boy declared he
was hunting a souvenir in the
actress cottage, that be took
a handkerchief and heo when
she turned q light ~.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16
EXCUSE

WASHINGTON, July 15.-R
German generals, faced with
defeats on every front and un-
able to meet the demands of
Nazi party leaders, are suf-
fering an epidemic" of heart
failure and apoylexy, All over
seas broadcast of the Office of
War Information said today.
To people of Nazi-Occupied.
Europe, the owl beamed
message from Senator Hill
DALAI relating that unsuc-
cessful German military lead
ers are using i lness as an ex-
cuse for retirement from their
commands.
Hill recalled that Field Mar.
shall Won Rundstedt, command
er of Germany's anti-invasion
forces in France, was reported
in ill health after his troops
failed to prevent Allied land
ings.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16
Clouds Give Nazis More
Protection In Normandy
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
Elk EVOLUTIONARY

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
EX PEDITIONARY
FORCE, July 15-(R-The cloud
filled skies over once-sunny France
gave the German armies in Nor
mandy more protection today,
and if the legend of Saint SNithln
holds true the Allied airmen can
expect 40 more days of the same.
It rained in the straits on this
Saint Swithin's Day, and accord
ing to the legend that means 1t
will rain for the next 40 days.
Even that could not be much
worse than the 40 days since the
invasion began, for most of those
were too cloudy for large-scale
tactical air operations.
In the planning for invasion, air
commanders delved into the rec
ords and found they could expect
two periods of at least one week
each in June when there would
be no more than five-tentkS couds
and these would be up around
1000 feet, which is good opera
tionaI weather.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16
n. c. POLIO CASES
= INCREASE TO 3O2

orEIGH. July 15-'RHNorth
,-.olina's infantile paralysis vic
~ mainly in Piedmont and up
'',. piedmont areas, totaled 3O2
y. +ba addition of 10 new cases
reported today
'' c.,es reported to the State
,,,rd Of Health from Al of the
D '.+es 100 counties are; Alamance
, s'' .reshany /. Alexander H. Ashe
=. Avery 2, Buncombe 3, Burke
~ c.ba-rus 3, Caldwell "a, Ca
' '.,.sa 50, Cleveland 7, Columbus
TO- cumberland /; Davidson l,
...sn7 /. Forsyth 3, Castor q,
pD p:d 1. Haywood l, Hender-
ou-'- 1 redell 4, Lee 2, Lincoln T.,
ss9gsa,t !, 8, Montgomery l,
M s-s'' Hanover l, Person 2, Ran
A WV, !. Richmond l, Robson l.
ea',ss, , 5, Rowan 10, Ruth
n .1tord ). Stanley l, Surry 5, I'm
e '.r Watauga ID, Wayne l,
yi,,ss a. Wilson /, Yadkin 2.
",,''. report of two cases in Cum
leland county was corrected to-
day 10 one.
Before the California gold rush
r. fS49, North Carolina was t h
loef cold producing state.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16
0uick Relief from
Pile Irritation

40 veras ago a Buffalo druggist
crpated an ointment for relief from
t5e itching and smarting of Piles.
+ brought such quick cooling.
soothing. astringent relief that its
+ame spread throughout the coun-
trv and made Peterson's ONT
ment tavorite in thousands Of
homes. Ask your druggist for a
g3r box of Peterson S Ointment
fodav. or 60c tube with applica-
Tor. Money back if you are not
Ialighted with relief.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16
DAVIS BUILDERS
GAIN ACQUI7TAL

FAYETTEVILLE, July 15.-lR-
A federal jury this afternoon &C.
quilted three Fayetteville men on
charges of conspiracy to detraud
the federal government in con.
struction work at Camp Davis in
1910 and 194l.
After the jury had deliberated
five hours, it returned verdict
of not guilty for E. w. Grannis
Karl Sloan and W. r. Jones.
The government charged that a
dummy ownership of trucks used
in the construction was formed tc
obtain higher rates than allowed
under original ownership.
Judge l. M. Meekins of Eliza
beth City presided of the special
term of the eastern district court
which opened here Monday.
lington; Eunice B. Byrd, ANC,
Windsor.
First lieutenant to captain: Mil.
ton Lanston Adams, Ed, Ri. 2,
Four Oaks; CASTOR Lewis Pender.
GAG, Hobgood.
Secod lieutenant to first lieu.
tenant: James Rutherford Perdue
Inf, Asheville; Edith ]. Harris,
ANC, Rt 2, Asheville; Arthur Roy
Woods, Jr., Inf, 407 Prichard Ave.
Chapel Hill; Joseph Davis Bla.
lock, Inf, Enka; Edward Wilson
Coleman, TIC, 635 Tarboro ST..
Rocky Mount; Edwin CT a k c
Gregory, Inf, SOB w. Innes, Sails
bury; Thomas Bernard Williams
AC, 40 Maupin Ave, Salisbury
Lawrence David Yingling, AC, 22(
Corriher Ave, Salisbury; Bernard
Cleveland Sheffield, MAC, War
saw.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16
Several North Carolina
Officers Are Promoted

WASHINGTON, July IS IN -
The War department today an
nounced the following temporary
promotions of North Carolina Off
GERS:
Captain to major: Clyde Allen
Smith, AC, 302 E. 5th ST., Bur
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-16

Before the California gold rush
:. t849 North Carolina was h
co;pf cold producing state.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-29
OPA Announces

Opa announces that it may es-
tablish ceilings on wage rates for
independent contractors for SER
vices rendered on farms, where the
War Food Administration mas es-
tablished maximum wage rates of
farm workers. Used car ration
ing is not planned at this time Oh
for the future, so far as OPA
knows.
Unused farmers PR-19 certifi-
Gates held by. dealers have the
same standing as new certificates
for the purchase of farm supplies,
WPB says. Passenger travel for
the first quarter of this year was
25.5 per cent over traffic in the
same quarter last year, owl re-
ports. To insure travel facilities
for disabled military, naval and
merchant marine personnel, rail-
roads may cancel reservations,
space assignments or tickets and if
necessary must cancel or discon-
tinue passenger train service and
refuse permission Of passengers
other than disabled personnel or
attendants to board trains, ODT
has announced.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-29
Racing Dates For
Minor Tracks

The Racing Commission has ap-
proved racing dates for the four
minor tracks In the State as fol-
lows:
Hagerstown will open the "half-
mile" season, running July Ills
and July 1922. Then on July 26
Bel Air will follow by opening its
ten-day stand running through to
Saturday, August 5.
The horses will then move on to
Cumberland, where the ten days
are split August S-12 and August
1919. Marlboro will conclude the
minor season with ten consecu-
tive days from August % through
September 2.
Timonium, still occupied by the
Army, made no application for
dates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-29
Navy WAVES Perform
Parachute Rigging

Another most important job of
the Women's Reserve of the U. S.
Naval Reserve is Parachute Rig
ger. She is the girl that the brave
Navy filters thank when they "hit
the silk" She guards the lives
of heroes now and will use her
Navy-learned skill in a civilian air
job after victory.
Parachute rigging is performed
at the Nays many air bases
throughout the country. Except
for her duty day, this WAVE will
spend her time inspecting, repair
ing, and packing the 'chutes.
Every parachute on the station
must be inspected and packed
every thirty days.
On her duty, which comes every
fourth day, she is assigned to the
parachute issue locker. There she
will assign 'chutes to the students
and adjust the chute fol a novice
so it will be safe, sure, and yet
comfortable.
This is just one of over 200 diff
ferent jobs which Navy WAVES
are now doing.to release men for
active duty at sea. Experience is
unnecessary as the Navy is ready
and willing to give women special
lied training at one Of the Nays
many schools.
Information including applica-
ton forms, which may be filed at
no obligation, are available at the
following U. S. Navy Recruiting
Stations in Maryland:
Baltimore, 312 Post Office Bldg. :
Cumberland, Post Office Bldg. :
Hagerstown, City Hall Building =
Salisbury, Post Office Bldg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-06-29
Qaithes4l4sa9 Neu4--SociaI 1ze1s4

our service boys home on fur
loughs. Included among these are
James Whitley Jacobs, Robert
Wells, Morris Wells Ernest Lip
ford, Gerald Barbour, Myrell Mil
Ter, Walter H. Hershey, Brownie
Plummer, John Foxwell, and Do
nald Magruder.
Mrs. Rose Casey, of Coral
Gables, Fla, Mrs. Thomas w. Tro-
xell and Mrs. Ray X. Wachter
were recent dinner guests of Mrs.
Lawson King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henry
Costello have new daughter
born last Friday in the Frederick
City Hospital whom they have
named, Barbara Ann.
Mrs. Bates Etchison is GONZALES
cling at her home here, after treat
ments at the Suburban Hospital in
Bethesda.