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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Eugene j. Having

Funeral services for Eugene j.
HawrinG, 68, who died suddenly
Sunday night in his home at 1862
Concord, will be held at 100 a m.
Wednesday in the George p. War
rick Funeral Home 1913 +. Grand
boulevard, and at 8 a. m. Thurs
day in st. Anthony'S Church, 5247
Sheridan. Burial viii be in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
Prominent in the dry cleaning
industry for more than 40 years,
Mr.. Hawring is also reputed 10
have been the first person to drive
an automobile on Belle Isle.
Surviving Mr.. Hawring are his
wife, Anna; his sons. Raymond +.
and Edwin F.; a daughter, Mrs.
BerniCe Roche: sister, Mrs. Otto
kersten. and three grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Market Dull,
Prices Uneven

NEW YORK. Aug& Is up
Trading continued dull on the
stock market today with prices
narrowly irregular. Bonds held
steady while cotton futures OK
tended yesterdays losses by 4 to
S points.
A majority OF the issues on the
share market registered small net
gains or held at the previous close.
Initial dealings generally were on
small amounts. exceptions includ-
ing Sinclair Oil. 1000 shares at
lii4. up Is: National Lead. 1000
at "A, unchanged; American Radi-
aotr. 1000 at IL, up = and
equal 70 the year high, and
United Fas Improvement. 1000 at
Is. up n.
High-priced preferred stocks
continued strong. Budd Manufac-
turing preferred and Certain-teel
preferred each gained a point.
American Sugar Refining and REQ
Motors made new highs IN their
respective divisions.
Utilities encountered -
amounts Of profit-taking after
their recent rise TO new highs for
four years. Minor losses were
registered in Consolidated Edison,
and North American Co
Chrysler gained y TO 92li in a
quieter motor department. L. S.
Steel held at the previous close Of
5sa4 while Republic Steel was up
a al 1912. Santa Fe rose y TO
66i2 in steady TO firm rail sec
ton. Chemicals and copperS held
firm. tires steady and building
issues mixed. City Investing,
strong spot yesterday, made new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
"A. f. Jacobson
Rites Today
Obituaries

Services for Asthor +. Jacobson,
so, divisional comptroller of thel
Chevrolet division of Generai>
Motors, were TO be held at 4 p. m.
today in the w. r. Hamilton
Funeral Home, Cass and Alexan-
drine. Burial will be in Muskegon
tomorrow.
Mr.. Jacobson, who died yester-
day in Harper Hospital, hegar. his
career with Chevrolet in 1918 as a
clerk.
AMfes-JaeebseH- are his
wife, Eva, of 1875 La Sale; his
mother, Mrs. Charles (. jacobson,
of Muskegon, and three brothers,
Carl a.. Alvin f. and A. Russell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Unfair to Put the Burden on The Individual

1t is unfair the burden individual. who
sponsible for the vicsstudes of reconstruction.
But the things, indemnity should be
subsistence that workers will
productive employment at the earliest possible opportunity
The should
Such ideas flow logically falaciou
circulated by a school of economic theorists.
The stem from mistaken theoretical such
belief that government spending
that the United States infinitely rich and
that the size of the national debt of consequence because
ourselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Wool Tops Increase
10000 lbs. in Week

NEW YORK. Aug. 15-Certified
wool tops in licensed warehouses
and combers' plants for the week
ended Aug. II totaled 10000
pounds. an increase of 10000 over
the preceding week. In the same
period. inspected and certified
grease wool in licensed warehouses
declined $4,000 pounds to a total
of "a 600 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Russia Alters
Initial System
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, n. Y. University
4 Detroit reader asks:
isn't Joe Stain a Co; a bust
ness with $50, 0OO,0O associate
co-partners producing for the
good Of all. not for a parasitic
few and politicians of the Hit
Ter. MussOlini and Roosevelt tax
scavenger type who collect by
'directives'
Answer: I don't think that
Stains Russia is run as bust
ness, and dent think that the
producing torLhf
good OF ALI one bit more than
The Americans are also producing
for the good of all. Furthermore
| don't think that the positions OF
Hitler and Roosevelt are the same
not yet. Finally, l don't think
that taxes are bad or that tax
LEVERS and collectors are "scav-
engers."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Canada Calls
1919 Bonds

OTTAWA. Aug. 10 ~ Finance
Minister Ilsley has announced
that the government is calling for
redemption oct. Is, Sl3S,322, 600
Dominion Of Canada 3i2 per cent
refunding loan bonds due Oct. ID,
1919
His announcement said that
provision would he made for hold
erS of bonds of this issue 10
exchange them for seventh Vic
tory Loan bonds. when the latter
arc issued i'm tho autumn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Visible Wheat Supply
Up 6,795,000 Bushels

CHICAGO. Aug 15-The visible
supply Of wheat increased 6,795,
600 bushels the past week, accord
ing TO figures compiled by the
Chicago Board Of Trade. Corn
decreased $4,000 bushels. oats in
creased $4,000 bushels. rye de-
creased $4,000 bushels. barley
increased 1852. 900 bushels. soy
beans decreased 260,000 bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
MAKESHIFT EQUIPMENT

We had no equipment 10
speak Of" he said. "Our stoves
were made OF empty oil drums.
Other equipment was of the
same makeshift nature.
The funniest incident. at
least II seems funny now, was
the moving Of the mess hall TO
the jungle three miles from the
base so the men could eat I'm
peace. The regular mess hall
was strafed and bombed. every
favorably flying day. The boys
got so tired .of IL. We moved
three miles In. They Utiidn't
mind the walk as much as they
did having their meals in
terrupted."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Continental Can Buys
Machinery Concern

NEW YORK. Aug. l5-The Con-
tinental Can Co has paid 1000
600 for $4,000 shares of $40 par
of the Cameron Can Machinery
Co. the entire outstanding capital
stock, according to a report filed
by the company with the SEC.
Purchase of Cameron. which
manufactures automatic machin-
cry in peacetime. had been an
nounced previously by Continental.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
M/SGT. GEORGE POINTER
Times Pilot,

.. he moved mess hall -.
An American advance air base
in China was without ammunition
for Ia days while Jap planes
strafed and bombed it. M/Sgt.
George Pointer. now home in Mt.
Clemens on furlough, revealed
today.
To prevent enemy planes land
ing and capturing the advanced
post, the personnel rolled empty
gasoline drums on the field, which
was freshly carved from the
China forest, he declared.
Sgt. Pointer. 80, serving his
third enlistment in the air forces,
lives at 80 North. Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Long Island Workers Protest Changing Jobs

Similarly episode Long Island airpane plant
workers because the manufacturer having
cancellation the had work give
Although alternative employment offered elsewhere the workers
their choosing
peak
obviously weekly benefits
dencs $35 week adopted there would
good deal of statutory unemployment
The financial diferenia working working
would be puverized under such arrangement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Fruehauf Trailer Co.
Net Profits Decline

Fruehauf Trailer Co. reports a
net profit OF S7S0,445 or Sl64 a
share. for the six months ended
June 30, against $500 339 or Sl.S7
per share. for the same period last
year The net is subject 10 rene
COLLATION..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

Western Union Telegraph Co.
reports a net income for the six
months ended June 30 of S3,657,-
043. equal 10 1922 per Class A
share and $l92 per Class r share.
against S3.6l9l22 or S3.46 per
share on the old capital stock last
Naar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
MEAT DRIVEN IN

He was in charge of supplies
for the post. he said, and flew the
hump" Ia times to get vegetables
and other perishable foods into
the base. only ID minutes from
enemy flying fields.
I'VE had fresh meat quite
often" he said THE only
trouble was that, a. supply
man. I had 10 have the natives
aTsrs - .hypDZ6 3pp' Jungle. Ell
the hoof, tie II up until we were
ready to eat IL, and then kill,
dress and have IL cooked. Hav-
ing no refrigeration. we were
forced TO eat anything We
killed within three TO four
hours"
Holder Of presidential cita-
ton for supplying advanced Amer
ican and Allied troops. Sgt.
Pointer said that, during most OF
his 30-month stay overseas, his
post supplied not only armed
fighters but also natives and
eVacueeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
M. S. Rukeyser
Sees Danger i'm High
.DObleSS Benefits
M. S. Rukeyser

The Kgore bill which plan to provide the abundant life
we'll illustrated
tendency years redn
unemployment
In rugged before paid for mot working
unemployment inability find work of kind
Under such highly ndviduasc conditions the job seeker
inclined best available bid for his services.
different nowadays. Social legislation tends to change
the unemployment The benefits for denes floor
below which emergency cannot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

to gen Q r a |
m a n a ger "A
new post en-
ailin e re-
spon Sibillty
for all pro-
duction. sales.
research and
] a b or atory
activities of
that DIVISION
w g va n d
viii continue
IN maintain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

and recently
in charge Of
office man.
agenent and
a q We Using
pro d u ction
with the C..
r.. Ric k @ r d
Agency has
taken the po-
Siuon of Of
flee and pro-
duction man
ager with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

headquarters al the 3-M factory
in Detroit. where all adhesive
and coating activities OF the
company have been centered for
eight years. The company's eX-
ecutlve headquarters are in ST.
Paul, MINI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Chicago Exchange
Seat Brings S3.50O

CHICAGO. Aug Is - Arrange
ments have bccn made for the sale
Of a Chicago Stock Exchange mem
bership AZ $500 up $500 The
transfer set new Seyen-ycar high
for exchange memberships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

BIETiLA, SEAMAN &C RALPH-Mrs
Mary Betila. mother. lshpeming.
FRoMHOLZ PFC. GEORGE R.-Mrs
Eva W. Fromholz. mother. Flint.
GRIEvE. PFC. ROBERT Mrs Haze
Grieve. mother 5s07 Toledo, Detroit
GUsTAVsoN. PFC. GUY-Mrs. Sophie
Gustafson. mother. Covinston
HAITEMA PVT. HILTON Holm g.
Haitema, father. Lansing
HALBERT, PFC. MALCOLM Airs
GLADYS Halbert. mother. Grand Ledge
HARTLEY. PFC. RAYMOND NM
and Mrs. Raymond Hartley. parents
Owosso
INMAN. PFC. LEON MRS Hazel In.
man. mother. Rose City
KLINGENSMiTH PFC DALE L.-Mr
and Mrs. Walter Klingensmith. parent.
Royal Oak
KosKELA. CPL OSCAR E.-Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Koskela, parents. sie7 Ellsworth,
Detroit
LECZNAR, PFC HENRY w-Mr. Mary
Lecznar mother. 1887 Healy, Detroit
WILCOX. SEAMAN ifc NELSON A.
Mrs. Margaret Ilene Wilcox. wife. 2ste
Seventeenth. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

+. =. Hubert organization.
The move is in keeping with
the conpany's current expansion
program 10 handle new busi-
ness, Il was stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Wins Promotion

L. +. Weyand, general sales
manager of the Minnesota MIN
ing and Manufacturing Co. $ adj
heSive and coatingS division
since Iq36 has heen nromOted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
GREAT LESSON

The great lesson of Russian eX-
perlenCe since the revolution is
the failure of communism as a
scheme of production. and the
necessity of rcSorting TO an incen-
tive system which rewards indi-
vidualS according 10 their produc-
tivity In this IT is like capital
ism. But Russians lack freedom,
since minoritieS are not tolerated,
and there is only one political
party. Stain is a dictator.
There is not the slightest reason
10 believe that any politician die
tator can or will direct production
so that it will be FOR the good Of
all b" How would such A dictator
know what each Of $50, 900 900
individuals wants? How could we
know that he would not abuse his
pO\N0r7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department today released
Guided the of 10 Michigan the Pacific
three from the Detroit Fourteen
the navy department wounded missing
Detroit The casualties have beer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Michigan Die Casting
PAYS 10C Dividend

Michigan Die Casting Co. has
declared a dividend of 10 cents,
PAYABLE Aug. 81 10 stock OF record
Aug p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Joins F. B. Hubert

Miss Gertrude I. Dougherty.
for nine years assistant buyer
of advertising at ChrySler Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
MARINE DEAD
NAVY MISSING

KEYS. PFC. WALLACE F JR-Wal
lace y Keys sr.. father. 1881 springle
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
REGULATION NEEDED

It is my carefully considered
Judgment that the surest way 10
get things produced for the good
of all is 10 see TO it that producers
have TO make goods that consum-
erS demand and are willing TO pay
for. This requires regulation. but
is based on free individual enter
prise.
New York City asks:
81 wish you would comment
on the antitrust laws. My OBJ
servation Is that today they are
being used for discriminating pur--
poses. and that they need TO he
revised. particularly with rela-
ton to natural resource indus
tries"
Answer: II is my opinion that
the antitrust laws are good in
general spirit and purpose, but de-
fective in several details.
PRESERVE COMPETITION
The general idea OF these laws
is 10 preserve competition by pre-
venting monopoly and restraint OF
trade. This strikes me as fan
enough. If free enterprise is to
work, il must be under system
of fair competition. In no demo
cratic government will uncon-
trolled private monopoly ever be
tolerated.
Doubtless the present admin
istration has takeM ,aus alrtaGe of
its powers under the antitrust
laws 10 threaten and punish bust
ness. l think the recent threat to
sue the railways is entirely mat
ter of politics. But this is bad
feature which is not so much the
fault Of the law as the way 1t is
used. For example, even the tax
laws may he abused by a govern
ment which desires TO annoy its
political enemies.
AS 10 the natural resource In
dustries. they do have a special
Importance. when the supply is
limited so that scarcity exists and
monopoly is easy In such cases,
the supply can not be increased.
There is only so much to 60
around. The product is the raw
material for many companies and
industries, probably, therefore the
government should exercise esDe-
cial control over the limited nat
ural resource industries to see
that no individual may gain
discriminatory advantages from
them.
You will find my ideas set forth
in some detail in my book. "Busi-
ness Organization and Comblna-
ton" where l suggest that in
some cases limited natural re-
sources should be under separate
ownership and be required 10 sup
ply all buyers on non-discrimina-
tory terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
MARINE. NAVY WOUNDED

COMBS. FIREMAN 2IC L. ALBERT
Mrs Ruth Betty Combs. wife, Jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
LEGAL NOTICE
EDWARD q. BUDD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

The Board NJ Directors ~ meeting
held July FL declared a regular quarterly
dividend ~ 81 rs per share on all IS m
Cumulative Prior Preferred shares OF the
company outstanding IN August 81, 1914
payable September I, 1914, 10 holders
thereof ~ record August 81. 1914. Trans.
fer hooks will not he closed. Checks will
PAUL zENs. Treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
RESERVE BANKS IN DETROIT

Principal and liabilities of Aug showing the increase
b decrease Aug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

:>~>~~~~~~>>>>>>> The Detroit Times
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities"

from his own hand. Next ne led
the diamond K to the Al
Now was Vests chance tn o.,
the contract at once by layinp
down the heart A. But he hated 10
do that. when holding on with /,
might later result in his pettiny
two heart tricks. especially if ne
could put his partner in the lcaJ
Possibly East's hop into 4.Spades
had been based partly on well.
located club trick. or at least th,,
Is what he decided. He thcrcupon
led his club J.
Figuratively giving three
cheers. South won that tric,,
drew the last hostile trump. ami
discarded his remaining three
hearts on the dummy's clubs.
AS it happens. double dummy
play will set the contract two
the heart a. another heart. which
would blank East OF the suit. IN.
diamond A when South led
trumps. and then a third hear, for
East TO ruff. But would you make
that defense. if you sat in the
West seat?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15

Whiting. teil simple. get eIecrivs
story oil the assault winch began with
The dawn of FRIDAY morning and last
I'd without cessation until Sunday
night.
And. though time has wrought
many changes in warfare. i rcmurk-
able parallel en- bc found in the
INVASION, If such /; may be called. the
establishing of u HrIcnhrad. and the
eventual cloSc-iIgh;.ng that resulted
III the. fall oi the Suuth'S most Stra-
tegic point, 10 marx the beginning ut
The end ol the cIII>c for which the
Con!cdCracy mad fought So Va.ir1tly
Under rUvc- ~ .. barragc ui nearly
COO guns, the Fedora. forces number
ing upward OF 10000 meu. began Is
in,'lrratiOn. ana threw up Il line of
field works from battery Rg:u>cur
10 ,hc Cape Fer river.
By Sunday morning lie fire on
tn, For, had reached such "a pitch ot
sa"v thai the defenders were u~a3lv
80 man the pavyrctS. most Of the
guns had vrv" g., bled. and "cin-
,o:cCmvu,, Hv., unable - come
"..a.n "a mile .. tire Tort.
\, three p'c'pr.. ne assault, began.
and Will, the .irIncc To- The lei,
N"s .rpU'~,t. '.r r.ght flank Vas
broken ta.u.g.. aNi from ,His time
0; Was % Successor a.. fighting .rom
traverse 'u .r..r.-c u-d from line
20 line .ur. .ug O'clock tina. night.
when. H.'a General Whiting nd
Iv.1uv. l-.n ALLEN. uil vc, stance
ceased
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15

Distributed bv King Features Syndicate Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Waller Hotel.
BY LYNN NISBET

Raleigh. Jan. l5.-CapItol Square
hears that Cameron Weeks ul Edge
cumbc county l. feeling uul syutI-
mcnt III the second district prepare
tory To entering the race ..r Gong
ye>> agaluS; Judge John Kerr. Nvc.,s
represented EdGrCnwbC IN the lc%!s-
!aturC uI 1914 auG Though totally
Dl!md got along. with tho help "l ..>
wife. about ~ wei. as my O.. the
w,wbvrS with norma, Vision, Nh.
Weeks. got an assignment as I COM
mIiiev clerk So she COULD Dc with hvr
husband md the pair were very
DuU.lur with their Colleagues.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
MAKE SURE YOU BEAT 1T

WHEN YOU have doubled the
opponents contract-then. if ever.
is the time to make sure you set
them one trick rather than take n
chance on setting them more. If
you get one trick home and pos
scss the top card of>.Some suit.
which may be laid down to end
their hopes instan,cr. IT is the
height Of daring. or something. to
hold il back. That IS especially so
when you see Il long suit in the
dummy. in which the declarcr may
possibly hold filters 10 Solidify IT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Your Weekend Lesson

To assure that each player get,
the others In turn as II partner IN
rubber bridge. pivotinA .arouni
one Of the four is Il universally un.
derstood procedure. But If five or
six players want TO take such
turns with one another as part
ners. do you know how To rotate
them?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15

Abou: ) per cent o: all eggs faiI
20 reach the dining table. Mucu u:
This Spoilagc can Uc prevented
through proper care and h.ud.m.
Stat" College poultry specialists.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15

JUDGE Weeks b., now judge r.
the recorders court - T~rDuro. Con-
gresham Kerr W. formerly a Sill
pvr.or court judge Il Weeks should
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15

ANYWAYS Further cvidcir.,c of
the uir-mlldCUnC,S of the people l.,
found IN Il charter issued by the Sec
lv'ary of state Friday. The Atlantic
and Carolina AIrwayS Company Was
Incorporated with hall = million dol
lars capital stock authorized. and Al
thousand dollars paid in by James s.
kICNlcm Of Grccuvillr. John G.. Daw-
SON. of ku>'un and u'hcr>. Principal
office OF the company viii be at Ra-
leigh. II is understood ta" new CONF
ryaN does not propose tu operate UNI
=. after the wII. but expects to oc
.rHiy a. soon aS conditions make il
possible tu institute aiv service urcr
eastern North Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-15
Blind Legislator Might
Oppose Kerr This Year

decide to enter the race against the
congressman ii would be case of AS
one Judge tu another"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
Ured1lik0va
poSta
IL urada podruznice
SANS, stew. 48

Cleveland, Ohio. - Sledeci SO
bill ma januarski seji izvoljeni
v odbor "a leto 1914 pri po-
druznici st. 48 SANSa: Pred
sednik Frank Barbit, pedpred-
sednik Andrew Bozio Izidar),
tajnik F. ]. Durn, 1905 Water
loo Rd., blagajnik John zajc in
zapisnikar Louis Kaferle.
Nadzorni odbor: J. r. Terbi-
zan, Mary Durn, Amalija Ter
bizan.
Odbor publicitete: Louis Ka-
ferle, Frank Barbic, ton
Skapin, Anton Jankovic, Fran
ces Erzen.
Podruznica ie storila ma tel
seji razne sklepe. Prvic, je dolo-
ella, da priredi velik ljudski
shod dne 5. marca t. |. avdi-
toriju Slovenskega delavskega
donna na Waterloo Rd.
Povabljeni SO razni predstav-
niki hasega naroda: Adamic,
Kristan, kot tudi nekaj govor-
nikov Hrvatov in Srbov.
O tenn bono obvestili sirso
javnost pozneje.
Seize podruznice Sc bodo vr-
sile Sc vedno kot dosedaj, NAM
rec cetrti, petek vsakega mese-
ca. Vse posiljatve in korespon-
denca, XII Sc tice te podruznice,
maj Sc poslje ma tajnika podruz-
nice. .Seja je bila zelo dobro po-
secana, upati je, da DO to "a
nimanje tudi ostalo med letom,
IN dokler ne bo res zasiiala
zarja svobode nasemu jugoslo-
vanskemu ljudstvu.
Ma narod Sc apelira, da pri-
speva vsak in vsi po svojih mo-
ceh, da DO lelo, katerega vrsi
SANS, lazje, ker brez finance
seveda ne more biti, ce ho6emo,
da Sc DO osvobodilo rojstno do
movine mas naseljencev Sloven-
ceV.
Zatorej, ma delo vsi in vse!
Tajnik.