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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-13

copy be posted at the front door
Of the court house of this county
on or before the End April rules,
1914.
A copy-TeSte:
E. B. Stanley Clerk,
By Lee Stanley D. C.
]. c. Smith, pq { April 1874
WANTED-Good Electric Wash
ing Machine. Will pay cash.
Mrs. Robert Beverly, Baden,
Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-13
NOTICE OF BUD GET HEARING

NOTICE OF BUD GET HEARING
Taxpayers Of O. Clintwood Virginia.
Notice is hereby given that public hearing proposed
budget for said for the fiscal
Mayors office on Tuesday May
2, 1914 All Taxpayers invited to be present
by of the Town Council April T. 1914
w. C. D. RUSH, Mayor
A .~a...-u W. H MCCOY Town Clerk
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-13
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Mott Doorly Versus
60. the Tomato

Funny how some people rush
off to extremes like that. They
take a wholesome thing and
overdo it till it disagrees with
them-or maybe find they don't
happen to like it-and then they
want it banned for everybody.
From where / sit, folks ought
to realize there's n middle
ground in everything-a middle
ground of moderation ON the one
hand +. and tolerance for our
neighb0Es ON the other.
&be !!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22

imela in ina Sc izvrsten talent
in voljo, da Sc vedno uci, kakor
Sc moramo vsi.
Ia diva zadnja omenjam prav
zaprav samo mimogrede, ker ne
spadata med reklamna glasila
podpornih organizacij.
Zdaj pa pride vprasanje: kaj
je mas narod profitiral z CLASH
Ii? Kulturno nic-ce izvzamemo
moznost, da je ia ali oni zaeel S
citanjem, cesar nj bill navajen
pref. v trgovskem oziru je tez-
ko reei, ali je zastran glasil kaj
vec clanatva pri tt ali drugi or
ganizacijf. veljala pa so glasila
najmanj diva milijona dolarjev
do danes. Ko bi Sc bilo del te
vsote porabilo v resnicne kul-
turne namene, kje hi bill mi da-
mes. Koliko lepega kulturnega
della bi Sc bilo lahko spravilo v
zivljenje, &c hi bile vsaj podpor-
ne organizacije podpirale nase
pisatelje, umetnike in kulturne
delavce sploh.
Taxa .je povest glasil. Mno-
gokrat mi je skoro zal, da sem
kdaj prisel S to ,idejo in ustva-
ril zacetek. Toda bratje moji,
JAZZ sem incl dober namen in &c
bi bilo po mole, bi danes lahko
pisal drugaene misli o podpor-
nih organizacijah in njihovih
zaslugah "a kulturni napredek
nasega naroda v Ameriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22
UrednikoVa
poSta
Novice kluba '@Ljubljana''

ASoeASO hAAOo Ayu1AJ0AAo
Euclid, Ohio. - Ma seji klu-
ba "Ljubljana" je bilo sklenje-
no, da bono imeli domaco "a
bavo nedeljo, dne rs. junija.
zaceteK DO oh 3. uri popoldne
Zabava bo "a clane in clani-
ce nasega kluba, vsak pa lah-
ko pripelje seboj kakega move
ga clana ali clanico.
Vabljeni so tudi vsi, kateri so
re bill pri nasemu klubu in so
radi enega ali drugega vzroka
pustili, da ma ia dan pristopijo
nazaj. Vsi boste dobrodosli! !!
Postrezba DO prvovrstna. Pove-
zali bono nase Lojzete, Lojzke,
Janeze, Johance, Toncke in Roz-
Ike ter vse, kateri bodo obhajali
god ali rojstni dan meseca jul.
Mia. zapeli jim bono Happy
Birthday to you" in zabavali Sc
bono vsi.
Nasa kuharica Francka Ju-
lajlija VEN, da Sc DO zopet po-
stavila.
Enako prieakujemo Cd nase-
ga godca F'ranka Gorjanca, da
nam bo zaigral take poke in
valcke, da bono vsi pokonci.
Veste, vcasih mas ogoljufa, ko
zaigra stajeris ali kaj takega,
rotem Sc nam pa smeje, ker bl
radi plesali pa nam ne gre.
Ia nasega marsala Louis
Starmana vem, da DO ma mestu,
kakor tudi mas stric Joseph
Plevnik. .....
Torej ma svidenje v nedeljo,
25. junija oh 8. uri popoldne v
Slovenskem drustvenen domu,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22

zoaconstiene prevare trda tia reanosti Ma ia dan
spozna da sta postala Atlantik in Pacfk prime
ri razvojem avijatke mahni jezer Xxi sovraznku ne
more preprecit da poljubno napade ali cello podar-
mi.
Toda kljub velikanskim zrtvam, katere doprinasamo
sedanji vojni kljub brdkim zkusnam liza zadne sve
tovne vone in kljub vse opominom nasega tiska in
nth drzavnkov, da smo sestaven del ostah konnentov
ceprav locijo mora, pa Sc dobe zolacijonis in
TAXI XII zahtevajo mir potom pogaanja' ter 50 proh
brezpogoni preda Tako msljenje in TAXA zahteva je
sad naciske propaganda in delo podtane akcije amer
skin rzavljanov XII SO vede ali nevede sluzb tretjega
rajha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22
Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS

zopet mi je dana prilika, da
priobcim imena darovalcev "a
Jugoslovansko pomozno akcijo
ter Sc jim imenu trpecega ma
roda onkraj morja javno in pray
iskreno zahvalim.
Darovali so sledeci: Mrs. Ma
ry Balint nam je zopet poslala
lepo vsoto $100; prav lepo Sc
je odvzal socialisticni pevski
zbor "Zarja'', XII je priredil zad-
Mi koncert polovico cistega
preostanka "a pomozno akcijo,
tako sem prejel Cd tega zbora
res lepo vsoto $222.68; drustvo
Napredne Slovenke st. 1877 S.
N. P. ]. SO darovale $1,000;
Progressive Slovenke krozek st.
2 so darovale $1,000.
Pc $500 so darovai: Louis
Andolek, Genovefa Supan, Fee
lix Strumbelj. Joseph Somrak,
Anton Gorisek, Mrs. Mary Spe'
Itch, drustvo France Pre5cren
st. II S. D. T., in 23rd Ward
Democratic Club (mesto ve.lca
"a pokojnim Frank Somrak).
Mrs. Mary Stucin je zopet
poslala vsoto deset dolarjev. Jo-
seph Ban je daroval tri dollar
je mesto cvetlic "a pokojnim A.
Kisovec.
| Mike zele je daroval diva do.
larja.
| Sc enkrat prav lepa hvala
vsem, XII ste Sc potrudili in ma
brali to lepo vsoto, kakor tudi
vsem darovalcem.
! v imenu odbora apeliram ma
slovenski narod, IA j prispeva
po svoji moci, ker ne bo dolgo,
ko bono lahko pomagali onim,
XII so nase pomoci potrebni.
PRAY lahko Sc odtrga kaksen
dollar V tako plemenit namen.
Narodno vas pozdravlja,
Joseph Okorn,
blagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22
SkR |

Ko je zenin cakal v preNsobi,
da Sc njegova izvoljenka pri-
pravi "a izlet, mu je bodoci tast
dejal: "Ali innate kaj proti, ce
yam ponudim kozarec vina?"
zenin: "Nikoli nisem !"
Tast: "Kaj, nikoli niste pill
vina? ?"
zenin: "Ne, nikoli nisem incl
kaj' proti."
ma Recher Ave., v mali dvora-
nj.
V torek, dne 27. junija DO pa
seja kluba 'Ljubljana". Clan
stvo je vljudno vabljeno, da Sc
polnostevilno udelezi.
Mary Yap=l,
tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22
NEWYORsKA PISMA
G l. A S IL A
Pise Frank Kerze

- IL N
Tudi velika vecina tedanjega
eanstva je bila TAXA, da bi ne
bilo dobrega konca, &c hi Sc da-
10 glasilo Proletarcu. Socialist
v tedanjih easih je pomenjal elo-
veka z rogami, pripravljen, da
"a vsako kosilo pore n e k a j
brumnih dus.
Ma kak drugi list nj bilo mo-
goce misliti. Glas Naroda je Ia
stopal pred vsem svoje podjetje
in je bill zaeno glasilo nekdanje
Jugoslovanske jednote.
Tako sem prisel polagoma do
prepricanja, da je edini izhod IL
tega-lastno glasilo.
Konveneija je odobrila to mi
sci menda soglasno, eetudi je
bilo precej debate najvee radi
second class matter, o katerem
so trdili eni, da Sc ga ne DO do
bilo nikdar. JAZZ sem obljubil
konvenciji, da ga bonn dobil, ce
ne ma en- nacin, pa ma drugi.
Meseca januarja 1907 je IL
sla prva stevilka glasila. Ure-
jail sem ga seveda sam poleg
drugega obilnega tajniskega de-
la in zato ne more nikdo prica-
kovati, da DO nasel v tistih Ste
vilkah kaj posebnega.
Moja ideja samostojnega gla-
sila je bila ia, da bi Sc IL MEGA
razvil iteraren mesecnik po-
doben "Casu'', XII bi ljudstvo u
Gil, seznanjal ga z vsemi vazni-
mi pojavi, zaeno pa hi vzgajal
naravne talcnte. Mi ameriski
Slovenci smo bill vrzeni semkaj
kakor seme, XII Sc vsuje raz voz
in Sc porazgubi po cesti. Kul-
turne delavce je bilo treba sele
iskati in potem razviti jih.
Toda naslednja konvencija V
Clevelandu je leta 1909 preme-
Mia mole misli in ustanovila
tednik, katerega urednik e m
bill JAZZ. To nj soglasalo moji-
mi idejami glede glasila same
ga, vendar pa nisem ugoVarjal
temu. Stvar je bila namrec ta:
nekaj ur poprej so bill precita-
nj racuni jednote "a katere sem
prejel JAZZ in pokojni Korce ko
blagajnik vsestranski aplaVz.
Nedolgo potem je bila volitev
glavnega tajnika. Agitirali so
proti meni S frazo: nalasc volite
drugega kandidata, da ne DO
Kerze proved ponosen ma to, ko-
like glasov je dobil. In z5odilo
Sc jc, da ie bill drugi kandidat
izvoljen menda z enim samim
glasom vecine.
Kaj Sc je tedaj izpremenilo v
meni, tega ne vem. Vem pa E.
no: da je ugasnil plamen. In
mic drugsga Sc nj slisalo iz no.
. tranjosti, kakor: cim pref gres
il tc organizacije, toliko boljse.
Leta 1911 sem resigniral ko
urednik precej pod enakimi po-
goji in razmerami, kakor ne
davno prijatelj Molek. Glasilo
. so dobili v roke politicno u
smerjeni ljudje in ga razvili
prema temu.
. Vsaka dobra novost najde
svoje rosnemalce. Druga orga'
, nizacija, XII je vzprejela svoje
/ glasilo, je bila KSKJ. Urednik
tega lista je prijatelj Ivan Zu'
. pan cd zacetka pa do danes
trda tia realnosti. Ma ia dan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22

List je, kakor organizacija sa-
ma, strogo katoliski, a spada v
kategorijo, XII je cisto sama "a
Sc. VISA leta ga citam in nikdar
nisem nasel v MEM usivo fana-
ticnih clankov, kakor so jih pri-
obcevali listi enake smeri. Vse
gradivo je bilo dostojno in po-
steno. In cato stoji glasilo K. s..
K. j. kakor spominska cerkvi-
ca, katere pogled te vedno raz-
vedri, pa bodi kakorsnega pre-
pricanja hoces. Tudi dopisi cd
clanstva SO bill TAXI, k a k or
splosna vsebina.
Tretje glasilo je "Nova Do
ba, danes uradni list Ameriske
bratske zveze, do nedavno Ju-
goslovanske katoliske jednote.
Njegov urednik je prijatelj An
ton Terbovec, XII vodi vzorno
list il. mu izkusa dati kolikor
mogoee siroko obzorje. Ampak
ina malo tezko stalisce. Pri tt
zvezi so namrec katolisko in
progresivno usmerjeni ljudje in
urednikova naloga je ia, da pi-
Sc tako, da je kolikor mogoce
"a vse. Medtem ko ina glasilo
SNIP svojo smernico v svobo-
domiselnosti, katolisko v katoli-
cizmu, mora urednik pri Now
Dobi nekako premeriti in prev
dariti vse gradivo, da ne izgleda
proved izrazovito ne ma to, ne ma
ono stran.
Taxa kletka ne more ugajati
uredniku Terbovcu, XII je clovek
proste narave in najboljsi tedaj,
kadar izliva svoje misli, kakor
mu pridejo liz srca.
Cetrto glasilo je "Glas" do
brodelne zveze Clevelandu.
JAZZ Sc ne morem iznebiti visa,
da je to glasilo cisto nepotreb-
no in ina najbolj tezavno sta
lisce med vsemi. Pred vsem j.
mamo v Clevelandu diva dnev-
nika, XII priobeita vse, kar Sc do
gaia naselbini. Kaj more ted
mix? Ponavljati to, kar je bilo
v dnevnikih?
Drugo je pa neizmerno Okla
stezica, po kateri mora stopati
urednik. Boil kakor pri kateri
drugi organizaciji, ste tukaj
dye izrazoviti strani, progresiv-
IA in katoliska. Obojim je ma
tenn, da stoji zveza ma nevtral-
nih tleh. In tako tudi glasilo.
Kaj maj Sc zdaj pise, da Sc u
streze vsem? Sedanji urednik
prijatelJ Anton sabec je ia k o
zmozen in ga je skoda, da nj kje
drugje, koder bi incl prostost
"a svoje misli in nazore. Tako
sc pa mora strict in krajsati, da
veckrat izgubi dobro zamisljen
elanek vso svojo vrednost.
Pc mojih bi bio veliko bolj
zdravo in pravilno, da da zveza
obema dnevnikoma recimo po
tisoc dolarjev ma leto "a svojo
reklamo, clanstvo maj bi pa sa-
mo izbiralo med listoma.
Poleg teh uradnih glasl pod,
pornih organizacij irlamo ST
nekatere druge, XII pa zastopajo
druga polja. Je tukaj "Proleta'
rec", cd svojega pocetka glasilo
socijalisticne organizacije. Do
Der list, vzgledno urejevan. In
kar je nemalo: tehnicno je da-
lee mad vsemi drugimi listi. Me-
sto da Sc utrdljivo vrsti kolona
"a kolono kakor grobi ma vol
nih poljih, je treba vselej neko'
like drugace. Vsaka izdaja mo-
ra ineti gotov znacaj po vse'
bini in obliki.
Emo izmed najlepsih glasil je
''Zarja" cd Slovenske zenske
zyeze. Je vzorno urejevana II
prikupna, da jo clovek vese'
liem vzame v roke. Ia organi
zacija je socijalna in daje le m
kaj malega podpore v slucaJt
smrti. skoda Sc mi pa zdi, ds
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22


Mad polovico vseh slovenskih
listov v Ameriki spada med gla-
sila. To Sc pravi: izdajajo ji h
organizacije same. V pokritje
stroskov pobirajo posebne ases-
mente cd clanstva. Ma ia nacin
Sc jim nj treba ubijati Sc S ko-
lektami in tudi ne placevati pro-
vizije zastopnikom, kakor mo-
"a j o to delati neodvisni listi.
Glasila so seveda usmerjena ia
ko, da sluzijo v prvi, drugi in
tretji vrsti organizaciji sami S
tenn, da j della reklamo "a pri-
dobivanje novega clanstva. Da
MISC glasila presuha, pride ne
kaj drugega materijala, XII pa
mora biti usmerjen zopet tako,
kakor je stalisce organizacije
same.
Misel ma glasila Sc je porodi-
la v moi glavi. letu 1907. Bill
sem tedaj izvoljen "a delegate
tretje redne konvencije S. N. P.
j. V La Sale, Ill. Pc izvolitvi
sem t a koj Sci ma delo in Sc
stavljal V mislih ideje, kako bi
sprawl organizacijo samo ma
tako stalisce, da bi ne sluzila
samo "a podporo, ampak da hi
bila pred vsem izobrazevalna,
kulturna in narodna. Vse tocke
in premembe so mi sic dosti
gladko. Ko sem pa prisel do
glasila samega, Sc mi je usta-
vilo.
Polozaj v tistem casu je bill
namrec tax, da Sc nj moglo vec
nadaljevati starim nacinom,
vpeljati novega pa tudi nj bilo
lahko. Do tistega leta je bilo
glasilo S. N. P. J. znana "Glas
Svobode', list, kateri je bill po
svojih smernicah vseskozi sta
rokrajsko liberalen.
List jc prehajal vedno bolj V
skra jnosti in osebnosti. Posledi-
ca tcga so bile tozbe in zapori.
A to Sc nj bilo vse. "Glas Svo-
bode" nj bila V boju samo S kle-
rikalci, pac pa tudi socialist,
katerih je bio tiste case V Chi
cagu precej.
Socialist so cd pocetka de-
Iali in pomagali pri "Glas Svo-
bode" Skoro vsi znani so bill
vec ali mani casa zaposleni pri
lis tu. IzkuSali so premeniti
snernice lista samega, kar pa
ri slo. Zakaj ma drugi strani je
bila dolZaj mocna skupina libe-
ralcev, po vecini osebnih prija-
teljoV izdajatelja in lastnika
"Glas SVobCde". In ii SO udri-
hall DO socijalistih veliko vec-
jo furijo, kakor postavim proti
klerikalcem.
Posledica tega je bila, da SO
SOCIALIST pustili zaposlenje drug
"a drugin in zapoceli z lastnim
listom, mesecnikom "Proleta-
rec", XII Sc danes zivi kot ted
mix.
Boj med liberalci in socijali.
sti je bil nepremostljiv. Posle'
dica tega je bill a ia, da Sc n!
dalo vec misliti, da bi mogel list
Glas Svobode ostati glasilo S
n. P. J. Preostajal je Sc "Prole
tarec', XII je bill v tistih cash Il
mese6nik jako majhne oblike ir
ko tax listo nezado 1oljiv "a Or
ganizacijo, kakor je bila SNPJ
izolacijonistiene prevare ma
| Is,o o,,ooI, u, c4o ,>s+o |.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-22

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno- varce-
valne znamke. da bo cimprej porazeno
DsisGe in vse. kar ono predstavlja!
Evening star., 1944-07-12
) Nazis Reeaptured
On Tips From Farms

Two German war prisoners who
escaped from camp on the Gettys-
burg battlefield July 3 were back in
custody today due to the alertness
of two farm women, while a third
prisoner who had escaped from
Camp Pickett, Va. was back in
camp after being seized by farmer
about mile and half from the
camp, Army officials reported today
Capt. Lawrence Thomas, officer in
charge of the Gettysburg camp, said
no punishment will be inflicted on
the men, whom he identified as
Thomas Kostaniak, q, and Axel
Ostermaier, %, because under in
ternational law they did not COM
nit any crime
Capt. Thomas said that after
eludlng searching parties the two
prisoners were driven to a farm
house by hunger. He said the house
wife, Mrs. Rachel BentZel, prepared
food for the Nazis while her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Grace Bentzel, ran
q quarter of a mile to a nearby
farmhouse and notified State police
He said the women recognized the
Germans from published pictures.
Camp Pickett officials said their
prisoner, identified as Helmuth
Boertzler. who escaped Monday, was
recaptured by farmer who tele-
phoned military police. Details of
the capture and the farmers name
were not divulged.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
SevereHazingA||eged
Al Industrial School

Charges that older inmates of the
Industrial Home School for Boys
intimidate younger boys by placing
lighted cigarettes against their legs
and beating them with straps have
been made by Washington father.
Seeking to force the release from
the school of his 15-year-old son,
Howard E. Kroll, 3637 Horner place
Sc, filed writ of habeas corpus in
District Court. Justice James M.
Morris issued an order directing
Daniel Ahern, superintendent of the
school. to show cause within five
days why the youth should not be
released
Mr.. Kroll, printer, said he had
been unable to get any satisfaction"
from Mr.. Ahern during the course
Of several interviews.
The father said his son. LIE Roy,
had been sent to the Industrial
School four months ago as an
habitual truant. Twice since then.
Mr.. Kroll said, his son has run away
from the school and come home as
result of mistreatment at the
hands of the older boys.
About two months ago the youth
came home and showed severe
strap marks on his back, which he
said were made by the schools mon
itors, the father declared. Ten days
ago LIE Roy ran away from school
again, this time after he had been
burned on his legs by lighted ciga-
rettes, Mr. Knoll said.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Judge DeIaysDecision
On Esquire Mail Ban
Ordered by Walker

Esquire's right to retain it's second
class mailing privileges will be de-
cided Friday afternoon or Saturday
morning. Justice T. Whitfield David
son of Texas, temporarily presiding
in District Court, announced today
Before adjourning today's brief
session, Justice Davidson asked op-
posing counsel to submit additional
briefs to him Friday morning.
The jurist stressed the Importance
of the decision he has to make and
the need for careful study. TT is
not the purpose of the court to i'm
pose a decision which would lay
foundation for censorship OF the
mails" he said.
Justice Davidson declared he must
determine the marginal line of
approach between the power OF the
Postmaster General to group and
classify mail and actual censorship
of the mails.
The issue whether Esquire has
made a definite contribution to lit
erature or whether it is a cheese
cake" publication has been obscured
during the three-day hearing as op-
posing counsel have argued over the
right OF Postmaster General Walker
to make his own Interpretation of
the mailing privileges statute:
Defense Attorney Bruce Bromley
has argued that there is inherent
In Mr.. Walkers decision the most
autocratic assumption Of power that
any public official has ever sought
for himself"
The attorney contends that Mr..
Walker had no right to overrule the
decision of the original three-man
Post Once board hearing the
Esquire case. BY a 2-to-1 decision
the board found the contents of the
magazine were not obscene and rec
commended that the second-class
mailing privileges not be revoked.
Answering this contention, Gov
ernment Counsel Benedict Deinard
has called the magazines contents
"cheesecake art" Anyway, Mr..
Deinard said, the court has the right
to invalidate the Postmaster Gen.
erals order only If it was clearly
wrong-that is, far outside the scope
granted him-or arbitrary"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17
FINE SHEEP BRED
OFFERED FARMERS

Raleigh. Feb. l1.-Any tanners in
tins STATE wanting To get into the
sheep business ~ To- increase tie size
~! their lio>ES may d. 80 nuw AZ e
reasonable cost. IL :. Curtis. sheep
marketing specialist with the State
Department Of Agriculture cNpl med
as he discussed plan, for carrying
on the sheep rehabilitation project
Tor North Carolina this year.
Al the present time. ne Sa.i. the
Department; has 80 tinc Wyoming
bred owe lambs which l. Is selling
49, actual cost 10 any farmers infer.
'Htri IN growing sheep. According ID
Curtis. these re the finest sheep
which have been brought into this
sat" .nd"r The present project 10"
.'"cI>.n@ I've sheep population 20
N.''a Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17
EXTRA PLANT FOOD

HIICTgM. FOO +. = EJrmCrs Of
North Carolina received S77G.&. , in
exit. plant food last year. study
IF &c annual fertilizer report just
completed by the State Department
%. Agriculture reveals. The survey
shows That manufacturers OF fer
tlIlCr granted farmers an average
%. g. cents per ton value in excess
Of tho plant food guarantee ID. S.
tuiirHnc. assist II 10 the commits
sipHCr Of agriculture said that the
extra vaiUc allowed farmers by fer
iIlzD. manufacturers during rCccn,
years has rum from 80 cents 10 rs
high aus GO cents per ton.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-17
ssaa'l>os@er Director Says
" I Gam \ ct Lose The War


dc Ianciro.
/" Argentina nj the moment. the
friendship al uraZ.r l- NI.li. Felipe
f.Sp.l who waS recalled from WASH
INST supposedly IN dI".sNnr with
his own government. WAS ars: OIL
Tered iIc JOB al H'TnaSsG.iur L. Spain.
Tie declined tins. IN 'sr:un tIu.'
lacy say IN thr Static Department.
he tg".G prny,u himself - Clever
diplomat hiGh u iv.." with .., a-..
people. NIG"Ir T...'. Dr E-p..
charming hnC.t,.a wife. VIII Hr .
delightful yhyl,'.n, .. .r. Nn-,..-
Man C0."ssy IN H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
RaA Niekubaeh
UlA It. Rhodes

with a corded lace bodice and
chiffon skirt and carried a bou-
Quet OF pink larkSpur and pink
roses
Misses lean Straith and
Frances Robinson tho brides
maids wore PINK gowns and
carried blue delphlnIum blue
IRIS and pink roses All the
attendants wore headdreSSes of
velvet ribbon and yelling IN col
orS 10 match their gowns.
Burton L. Rhodes was his
brothers best man. The guests
were seated by AS Robert r.
Dicfcnbach, James Irons. Clare
DiCfcnbach. Duane GCttcl. Bur-
ton Drummond. Royal Thomp-
son Beecher Todd Sgt Fred
Toff, AS sc Donald Berg and
Pvt Robert Fezzey.
Mrs. Diefenbach chose a gown
OF aquamarine crepe, a lowered
hat and a corsaee of gardenlas.
A reception was held in the
church parlorS. 1t. and Mrs.
Rhodes left by boat on their
wedding trip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Mew sOst,oite,,

ALBERT ANDREW MAYNARD II born May e
Mr. and Mrs Albert Andrew Maynard ELSIE Hoover.
CHRISTINE HAMILTON MYERS =. born May 81 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon B. Myers Frances Hamilton).
HARRY ]. DINGEMAN III :. born June 2 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry j. Dngeman Jr (Jane Russell).
MARILYN ROBERTA CHAIFETZ'. 4 l.. born June to
Capt. and Mrs. Harold Chaifetz Gertrude Schwartz).
GEORGE DOUGLAS NOBLE III born May 27 to
Sgt and Mrs George Douglas Noble Jr ruth Raftrey).
LOUIS JOHN LORANGER III :. a.. born May 2r to CPL.
and Mrs. Louis ]. Loranger Jr (Burnice Compton,
WILLIAM ALDEN HUBBLE born June to Aviation
Cadet and Mrs. Robert A. Hubble margaret Hill.
ANNE NEWMAN WAGERS born June 8 to L. and
= RS. Herndon Wagers Margaret Newman
CALVIN ]. GAUSS III born June IA to Mr.. aad Mrs.
Calvin J. Gauss Jr. Eleanor Keys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

tore hours 1915: Mondays l2:30-9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Summer in Cape Cod

Mrs. William r. KaleS eN-
poets to open her summer home
at Harrichport, Cape Cod,
Aug l.
Her daughters. Mrs Robert
Hartwick, Detroit, and Mrs.
Hugo G. HuettiG, Washington,
will he with her
Mrs. Willard WorceSter'S
friends will be interested 10
know that she has had four
paintings on exhibition in an
art show m Boston Among
the DetroiterS who went TO the
opening tea last Thursday,
were Mrs. AmeS Hewlett, the
former Hamilton Herbert, Glare
June Basson, niece of Mrs
Henry l.. Newman.
Mr. and Mrs. Worcester. who
have been living in Boston sine
last October, have taken /,
house for the summer at An.
nisquam, Mass, on the seq
shore, next door to the Annls
guam Club. They have kef
their apartment in town, AZ r
Lafayette, however.