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Evening star., 1944-03-18
Maghan Case Witness
Questions Statement
Offered for Record
Conflicting Testimony
Marks Police Hearing
Recessed to Mondoy

A signed statement, among ex-
hibits before the civilian trial board
hearing an intoxication charge
against suspended Policeman Robert
j. Maghan, jr., was under question
today after a witness testified late
yesterday he would stake anything"
that the last paragraph was added
after the statement was typed.
Three witnesses also were recalled
yesterday afternoon by the board for
questioning on point raised in con-
f1icting testimony by 1t. Earl Hart
man, acting captain of the seventh
precinct when Maghan was arrested,
and Detective Joseph Loughrin, in
whose car the defendant was driven
to the station house from the park
ing lot where he was taken into
custody.
Cites Overlapping Words.
Pvt. Clarke w. Hamm of the sew
enth precinct testified he typed the
formal statement of Policeman Lin
wood Jones and did not believe it
contained the last paragraph stating
the defendant obviously was under
the influence of Intoxicating LIQUOR"
Pointing out that on the carbon
copy of the statement several lines
in the last paragraph partially over
Tapped, he said he believed it indi-
Gated that section had been added
after it left his machine.
pnlionn1oyo Tnpoc uyEo &I1o
resting officer, although his name
was not put on the police blotter,
previously had identified the original
copy of the statement, although he
questioned the carbon copy.
The witnesses recalled-Police-
man Jones, Sergt. James Pipkin and
Policeman Roy c. Schwab-were
asked several questions about De-
tective Loughrin's apparel at the
time of Maghan's arrest.
Testimony Refuted.
Detective Loughrin had testified
he was en- route to church when
he drove by the parking lot where
Maghan was arrested. 1t. Hartman
had testified he didn't believe Mr.,
Loughrin was going to mass because
he wasn't wearing tie, had his
shirt collar open aid wasn't shaven.
The three witnesses all stated
they had not noticed that Detective
Loughrin was not wearing q tie or
that his shirt collar was open and
denied reporting otherwise to Hart
man.
The trial, before civilian board
headed by Attorney Paul B. Crome-
lin, will be resumed at 1890 am.
Monday. Maghan previously was
acquitted of the intoxication charge
in Municipal Court.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
Campaign Opens Here
To Supply 100000 Kits
To Soviet Households

It's boxes for Russia now. Promi-
|nent Washington women interested
lin war relief have promised that
the Nations Capital will supply
100000 emergency household kits
for destitute Russian families. The
Nationwide campaign is for 3,oo0,-
900 such boxes.
Empty cartons and directions for
filling them may be obtained at the
Russian War Relief Workshop, 924
Seventeenth street NV. Contrib
utors will fill the boxes with in
expensive household necessities
concentrated foods, soap, sewing
articles, tobacco and sweets.
Many women well known in
Washington official and social cir
cles have been enlisted in the cam
paign. Mrs. j. Borden Hartman,
former Ambassador to Denmark, is
honorary chairman of the national
drive. Mrs. Oscar Cox is Wash
ington chairman.
The Washington organization fol-
lows:
Advisory Committee-Mrs. Harlan
F. Stone, Mrs. Jesse H. Jones, Mrs.
Stanley F. Reed, Mrs. Edward r.
Stettinius, Mrs. Robert P. Patter-
son, Mrs. James v. ForrestaI and
Mrs. Donald Richberg.
Vice chairmen-Mrs. Clifford Pin
chot and Mrs. R. G. Robinson;
executive secretary, Mrs. Martha
Stone.
Special groups-Mrs. F. Gloyd
Await, chairman; cabinet and SUI
preme Court. Mrs. Hugo Black Sen
ate, Mrs. Tom Connally; House, Mrs.
Robert L. Doughton; Army, Mrs.
Laurence S. Kuter; Navy, Mrs.
Thomas L. Catch; parties, Mrs.
Clarence N. Goodwin; church, Mrs.
Frederick Brown Harris; civic and
fraternal, Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz;
colleges and universities, Mrs. Will
liam L. Bait; public schools, Mrs.
Mordecai Ezekiel; private schools,
Mrs. Harold Linder; Government
agencies, Mrs. Oscar L. Chapman:
neighborhood groups, Mrs. Leon
Gerber; Arlington County, Mrs. Ed
mund D. Campbell; radio, Mrs.
Ernest K. Lindley; publicity, Mrs.
James v. Bennett, and promotion,
Mrs. Norman L. Meyers.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
War Housing Center
Lists Change in Hours

A change in hours at the Alexan-
dria War Housing Center in the 100
block Of South Washington street
has been announced by the super
visor, Mrs. Mary Louise Adams.
Beginning tomorrow, the center
will be open from l to 5 pm. Sun
days instead of 10 am. to S pm.
The weekday hours will remain 8
am. to pm.
Mrs. Adams reports there has been
no decrease in business of the center,
especially since the completion of
several new apartment projects in
the city. Only essential workers are
eligible for occupancy in the new
projects.
Evening star., 1944-03-18

War job for housewives! Help
make explosives by saving every
drop of waste kitchen fats. Take
them to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1944-03-18

"The Red Cross is emotion in
action."-J. Clifford FoIger, chair
man Of District Red Cross Chapter.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
PUG Acts 10 Speed Up
Pepco Rate Hearings;
Warns U. 5. Lawyers
Flanagan Threatens
To Suspend Sessions
If DeIuys Continue

Chairman James H. Flanagan OF
the Public Utilities Commission yes
terday warned Government agen-
cies intervening in the annual rate
hearings of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. that If there were undue
delays in the proceedings 1t may
become necessary to suspend them
and issue an interim oder reducing
rates.
ION the basis of exhibits pre-
sented by this commission" Mr..
Flanagan said, sit appears that con-
sumers are entitled to reduction
Under the sliding-scale as it Is now
constituted. And If this proceeding
Is unduly protracted it may be
necessary for the commission to
suspend the proceeding and enter
an interim order on the basis of the
arrangement as 1t Is now in exist
ence."
One of the first exhibits presented
by v. A. McElfresh, chief PUG
accountant, showed that s390,57440
would be available for reductions In
1914. Other exhibits have indicated
ways for making even larger reduc-
tions, as well as reductions in the
rate base of the company.
Chairman Flanagan made his
statement at the close OF yester-
days session, after a discussion
with Harry r. Booth, special coun-
sci for the Treasury procurement
division, on when the Government
would be ready to present its first
witness. Mr.. Booth also protested
that time was needed to study the
record before resuming cross-ex-
animation.
| Chairman Flanagan and Mr..
Booth frequently have been at odds
during the hearings over the slow
ness with which the Government
has produced it's witnesses. The
PUG head has pointed out on sew
eral occasions that notice of the
hearings on the sliding-scale ar
rangement for rate adjustments was
served last April
Up to the present time, the only
witness produced by the Govern
ment has been Arthur E. Lundvall,
chief accountant of the Federal
Trade Commission, who was asked
by the procurement division to pre-
pare a report on the history OF
Pepco. Other Government wit
nesses expected are DR.. James Bon
bright, chairman of the New York
Power Authority, and Fred Klein
man, chief accountant of the Illi-
nois Power Commission.
/ The final arrangement was that
Mr.. Booth will resume cross-exami-
nation of witnesses at pm. Tues
dav and that he might be able to
have a witness by Thursday. The
board room of the District Building
Twill not be available to the PUG
]. Wednesday.
Practically all of yesterdays ses-
sion was taken up with cross-ex-
animation of Charles W. Smith,
| head Of the bureau of accounts.
finance and rates Of the Federal
Power Commission, who was loaned
to the local commission to study de-
lpreciation policies Of Pepco.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
1een-Agers Charge
Parental Indifference
Al Conference Here
Dislike Of School, Lure
Of High Wages Called
Factors in Delinquency

The 'teen-age group yesterday
scored another black mark against
the Older generation" for its in
difference to recreational and edu-
cational activities of young people
in a lively discussion before the
Childrens Bureau Commission on
Children In Wartime.
Twelve young persons represent
Ing various sections of the country,
told over 100 commission members
attending two-day conference at
the Hotel Washington their two
major concerns are parental negli-
gence and their contemporaries
quitting school" to enter war in
dustries.
II think the root of juvenile de-
linquency Is at home" said John
Schurdak, II, member of the Juke
Box Planning and Governing Board,
teen-age canteen in Cleveland,
Ohio. THE parents don't care"
Too Much Money to Spend.
"a lot of the juvenile delinquency
Is coming from more respectable
families" added Emanuel Cassi-
mats, II, chairman of the Youth
Council in York, Pa. Parents give
them too much money to spend"
Presenting the point of view of
young people in the country's mush-
room areas, Joan Hickey, II, of
Fort Worth, Tex, claimed parents
encourage them to stop school and
work when they are 16."
The young conferees were in gen.
eral agreement that the lure of
high wages, an innate dislike for
education and lack of parental en-
couragement to pursue education
was at the bottom of students leav-
ing high schools for war industries.
The group, some of them employed
part and full time, expressed dis
approval at the exodus from the
schools.
"They cant wait to turn is SO
they can 60 out and earn $50
week and buy new suit and car"
pointed out william Durkin, en-
ployed full time in defense plant
in Germantown, Pa. In couple
of months they start bumming
around corners. They have new
suits and cars-but I don't know
about this younger generation" he
added obviously.
DR.. Mayo Reelected.
DR.. Leonard w. Mayo was re-
elected chairman of the commission.
Other officers include Mrs. Harriet
A. Houdlette, first vice chairman;
Boris Shiskin, second vice chair
man, and Miss Edith lockwood,
secretary.
On the agenda for today is
consideration of objectives of the
commission for the next two years
and goals for children and youth
in the transitional and postwar pro-
grams.
In the presence of the youthful
delegates to the commission con-
ference. President Roosevelt yester-
day issued proclamation desig-
mating May / as Child Health Day.
With so many of our doctors
busy now caring for our fighters
all OF us at home must shoulder
more responsibility for keeping
everybody WE'LL" the President said.
young people have many ideas
about how this can be done. We
want their ideas, and we hope they
will help us put the best of them
In action. Good health is weapon
of victory. Poor health can delay
our cause
Evening star., 1944-03-18
Prince Georges Man Held
On Criminal Assault Count

John Laganer, II, OF Capitol
Heights, was held for the grand
jury in Upper Marlboro Police Court
yesterday on charge of criminal
assault on 20-year-old married
woman last Saturday.
The woman, who also lives in
Capitol Heights and whose husband
is soldier now stationed overseas,
told Trial Magistrate Henry H.
O,Nein the attack occurred near her
home after Laganer followed her
when she got OF a bus.
Also held for the grand jury was
Vincent Brown, 46, colored, of Clin-
ton, who was charged with the slay-
ing of Ollie Butler, colored, also OF
Clinton. near Buffers home Tues
day
Evening star., 1944-03-18
Save This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack. Of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and, Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
OF old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child in your block TO
have your paner picked up.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09

jo vodimo narodna vojna. Mi mu moramo razlozt kaj
dosec, kaksne vrste svet zemo ustvart,
ko Sc vojna konca. Razue se mog bi to razozh tudi
besedam toda nemogoee je drzati masna zborovanja
tlokler je soWaznik povsod oko mas Rad tega mi to-
delamo pomocjo podzemejskega' tiska. Mnogo teh u
di brati in zao je nase prvo deo, da organiz
ramo sole in ukinemo nepismenos Ne bi verje, kako
nitro in kako zeljno ljude naucijo psa in brat In
kako hvalezni da omenjam, kako Sc borijo
potem, ko seznanili, zakaj Sc borijo.
Potem je general povedal, kako je pretek
lost epidema vsako leto gospodara po Bakanu, pred
vsem titus preteklosti je vlada redko brgala "a
u1nranje med kmeti Partizani pa 1.-Two zanteres
rail- vzdrzevanje dobrega zdrava med ludstvom in ra
di tega vsakem krau, XII ga osvobodio, odprejo boil
nico in knike, katerih ljudstvu tomaci, kako Sc
varovati nalezljivh bolezni nekaterh slucajh
SO aksne "bonice preprosa supa ali sotor kjer boln
carka daje nasvete in pomoc.
Oc generala Velebta so Sc zasvetla navdusenja, ko
mi je prpovedoval da Jugoslaviji poraja svet
IL tega kaosa in strahot vone. Govoril je federac
drzav, XII DO slicna nasm asnim Zdruzenim drzavam.
Govoril je duhovnem preporodu, renesansi juno
vzhodne Europe. In zatem e opravici moral je
nekam pohitet
Cez par je incl odleteti letalom, IL katerega
je moral spustiti padalom Jugoslavijo Upal e, da
Sc bo spustl bizu gavnega stana marsala Tita mo-
za XII je odgovoren nado XII danes poraja V
tenn nekdaj zaostalem deu Europe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Ma dOmaci 'front.'

Ribnican je Ribnican. Ko je
prisel IL stare domovine, Sc je
nastanil ma farmi. Nekega dne,
ko pride v mesto h gostilnicar-
ju, ga vprasa: cali bi vi kupili
cd meme drva, &c jih vam pro-
dam?"
Gostilnicar mu odgovori: ia,
pocakaj, grem zeno vprasat",
in stopi notri v tisti bakso, da
bi zeni telefoniral. Ker Ribni-
can nj Sc nikdar, videl kako Sc
telefonira, je gostilnicarja de-
belo pogledal in rekel: "Kaj mi
site, da sem JAZZ tako neumen,
da bonn verjel, da innate vi vase
zeno v tisti baksi?" In je odsel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Pogled ma nase
drustveno zivljenje

Collinwood, Ohio. - Nase
drustveno zivljenje, pa bilo 81
to pri drustvih te ali one nasih
organizacij, cim dalje bolj pc
sa. Ia slednje case je to ze vsaj
deloma opravicljivo, vsled dol
&c in razlicne casovne zapos-
ljitve clanstva, nikakor pa to
nj opravicljivo v normalnih ca
sih. In vendar nj bilo v pogledu
stevila posetnikov sci, tudi v
zadnjih letih pred vojno mnogo
bolje. Kaj je temu krivda? In
kje iskati vzrokov? Ali nam nj
so nasa drustva danes ravno
takc potrebna kot so nam bila
n. pr. 20, 80 ali veG let nazaj,
ko je be seje redno posecalo 75
|, ali cello vec odstotkov clan
stva?
Po. mojem mnenju je temu
najVec krivda "malomarnost"
in v vec slucajih cello "lenoba"
Ali nj vseeno sedeti v zboroval-
nj dvorani ali donna? Sal ven
dar prisostvovati seji pomeni
zivljepje, .pOsedanje donna pa
utrjuje lenobo, in "a splosno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Nocoj pa vsi ma kartno
zabavo ma Recher Ave.

Euclid, Ohio. - Bilo je re
porocano, da Sc je v Euclidu u
stanovilo SANSovo podruznico
st. 106. Posetila sem ODE prvi
seji, kateri ste bile zelo dobro
obiskane. Pristopilo je lepo Ste
vilo clanov, kar je dokaz, da je
bila ia podruznica zazeljena
med nami.
Da bo pa kolikor mogoce hi
tro nabranega potrebnega de-
maria, Sc je sklenilo prirediti
kartno zabavo. K temu so sc
pridruzile Sc Progresivne, Slo-
venke krozek st. 3, katere SO
mislile prirediti v nedeljo igro,
pa so to "a enkrat opustile ter
bodo nocoj skupno S SAMSON
priredile kartno zabavo v Slo.
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Yes cisti dobicek
bo sci v SANSovo blagajno, to
Sc pravi "a n a Sc trpece' ljud-
stvo, katero mas prosi pomoci,
ker We, da jim lahko pomaga-
mo.
Zato vas prosim, da pridete
in S tenn pripomorete do bolj-
Sega uspeha. Progresivne Slo.
venke bodo pa najboljse po.
stregle, ker one rade strezejo
in elm vec mas DO, bolj BIO d c
pridno postregle. Dajmo Jim do
sti della, ter napolnimo drustve.
nj dom, nocoj. Vstopnina same
25c. Ia Piles DO prav dobra god.
ba. Ma svidenje!
Gust Zupancic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
@ENAkOPRAVNOSTr
irustveno stvar pomeni pogu-

drustveno stvar pomeni pogu-
bo.
"Brez meme boste vseeno lah-
ko naredili.' Tako porece eden.
Ravno tako misli vec drugih.
Tretji imajo morda kaksno ma
10 stvar "a popraviti donna, kar
bi lahko orravili druge dni, it'd,
it'd, in tako Sc zgodi, da izmed
cello vec stotinskega stevila
clanstva, poseti sejo lie 1875
clanov:: Ali mislite, da so vzpri-
co tolike malomarnosti ostalih,
ii clani pri volji prijeti "a kaks-
no drustvenemu napredku po-
trebno delo?
Glavne letne seje. - v mese-
Gu decembru so pri vseh nasih
drustvih glavne letne seje, kjer
je poleg drugih zadev tudi voli-
tev odbora "a bodoce leto. Vsak
clan, katerega ne ovira bolezen
ali ravno istocasna vazna "a
posljitev v tovarni, bi 81 mo.
raj smatrati v svojo navjecjo
dolznost posetiti sejo svojega
drustva ter tako pripomoei dc
boljsega razpolozenja onih, ka-
terih malo stevilo je Sc VISA.
delno pripravljenih sprejet
kaksno delo "a korist skupno.
sti.
Glavna letna seja nasegs
drustva mir" st. 142 S. N. P
j. Sc vrsi v nedeljo, 10. t. M, OK
1:30 uri popoldne. Ma vse clane
tn ponovno apeliram: Bodite n:
mestu in ia ko tudi tocni, d.
bo tako mogoce resiti vse zade
We oh dolocenem casu. Vabi
Frank Sustarsich, tajnilz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Glas il Floride

Gansula; Fla. = Zahvaljujem
Sc Vam "a posiljanje Enako-
pravnosti "a nedolocen cas- sem
v Gansulo, kjer Sc nahajava
JAZZ in moi sin Frank. Nahaia-
va Sc pri Frances Grbec, in j.
tukaj sama slovenska naselbi-
ma. Vec Min imajo Enakoprav-
most in Prosveto, ter so zelo
navduseni "a napredek. Sedaj
SO veeinoma zaposleni ma poliu.
Dnevi SO gorki in rozice cveto,
pomarance Sc pa lepo po dre-
vesju kazejo, it'd
Pozdravljam vse mole znan-
ce in prijatelje!
Josephine Rodica in sin Frank.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09

ljo, dne 10. decembra. Pricetek
oh 1::30 uri popoldne v Sloven-
,skem domu ma Holmes Ave. :
Da je ia seja wanna nj potre-
ba Sc. posebej povdarjati. VISA
kega clana ali clanice je dolz-
most, da Sc vsaj enkrat ma leto
udelezi seje. Poleg volitev od-
bora "a leto 1945 bo vec dru-
9Th vaznih stvari ma dnevnem
redu. ~.s
Nase drustvo steje mad sest
sto clanov in clanic v odraslem
oddelku in do dvesto v mladin-
skem oddelku, toda ma zalost,
lie okrog ducat jih pride ma Sc
jo. Sal nj tako hudo emo uro ali
dive sedeti in Sc malo pogovori-
ii. Vsak ina kaksne dobre ide-
je in nasvete "a v korist drust-
va in jednote. Odbor tudi ne
more sam vsega narediti.
Torej, v imenu drustva vas
Sc enkrat opominjam, ne po.
zabite letne seize v nedeljo, 10
decembra. .Po seji DO malo "a.
bave. Okusni sendvici in mehka
pijaca DO brezplacno ma razpo.
lago.
Ma svidenje! Vesele bozicne
praznike in srecno novo leto ze
linn vsemu clanstvu nase Jed
note!
Frances SuSel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
uREDNlKOVA PO$TA

vraznik, in drugo smer, odko-
der prihajajo zavezniki.
Bratje, napocil je cas-, da sto-
pimo boj. Res je, da nimamo
ne orozja, ne oblacila, in ne
jedila, ali imamo hrabro srcc
in cisto vest, in nevidna roka
varuje tisto vojsko, XII Sc bori
"a pravico in svobodo. Zadaj "a
bojno linijo Sc je cul glas, tako
velicasten in mocen, da smo ga
culi ma to stran morja.
"Bratje in sestre, pomagaj-
te nam, nj nasa krivda, da tako
trpimo. N a 81 smo, zbicani in
lacni ter brez strehe. Usmilite
sc mas samo toliko casa, da
vstanemo, potem 81 bono sami
pomagali."
In res, njih glas nj bill "a
man. Pomozne postojanke ras-
tejo kakor zvezde ma nebu. Ka-
teremu je pa srce otrpnilo, da
nina cuta do svojih bratov, Sc
ster, oceta in matere ter do
svojih sorodnilov, gotovo ne bo
nicesar dial. Nasi bratje in Sc
sire so vsi Slovani, XII Sc borijo
"a pravico in svobodo celokup-
mega clovestva.
Prisel bo cas-, ko bo ma obzor
ju posvetilo solnce. Takrat Sc
bono spogledali in reki: Hvala
Bogu, tudi mi smo pripomogli
da solnce tako lepo sveti!"
Tudi tukaj v Bell Ljubljan
Sc je ustanovilo postojanko st
1O6 SANS, Klub Ljubljana je
dobil pismo, in ko je prisla too.
ka citanja dopisov, je klubova
vrla in agilna tajnica Mary va
pei pismo precitala pazno in s
povdarkom. Nj bilo treba do.
sti pojasnila>
Mi imamo obleko, jedila ir
gorke sobe, oni tamkaj nimajc
nicesar. Sprejet je bill enoglas
no predlog, da darujemo sto do
larjev njih pomoc. Poleg te.
ga je bilo danih BE mnogo. dru.
9Th prispevkov. Ka j takega
zmorejo le clani in clanice, XII ST
zavedajo polozaja trpecega ma.
roda. Hvala yam "a velikodus.
no delo, XII ste ga storili.
George Nagode, r.
.,.., predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Progresivne Slovenke
krozek st. l

Cleveland, Ohio. - Jutri, TO-
decembra, oh 3. uri popoldne Sc
DO vrsila letna seja Progresiv-
nih Slovenk krozek st. 1. Cla-
nice so prosene, da Sc udelezijo
polnostevilno, ker imamo dosti
stvari "a resiti kot tudi voliti
.odbornice "a prihodnje leto. u
Ma. zadnji seji je bilo skle-
memo, da maj vsaka clanica pri-
nese ma sejo darilo, XII Sc bo
poslalo v stare domovino, in
maj bo tako kot vi sami hocete,
ali SOC ali $500, kolikor paG
hocete sami dati. Tudi nj rece.
no, da morate prinesti, naredi-
te kot ie vam VOLTA.
Sc vsako leto smo imele ma
letni seji izmenjavo bozicnih
daril med seboj, ietos pa je IT,
jenna, kajti ubogi slovenski ma.
rod trpi pomanjkanje v vseh O.
zirih, mi pa zivimo v izobilju
cato pa je bilo sklenjeno, da
bono letos raje darovale "a 81.
romake Prinesete lahko kar.
koli, riz, kavo, sladkor, .ruto
predpasnik ali jedila v kantah
he pa v steklenicah.
Clanicam naznanjam, .da BON
oh 2. uri popoldne ma mestu
ker bonn pred sejo pobirala a.
sesment, ter prosinl vse, XII s.
inmate placanega asesmen.a "a
leto 1914, da to storite .jutri
Letos Sc nj posiljalo vabilnih
kart ma sejo, cato maj vsaka
clanica vzame to v naznanje.
Med bolnimi imamo dive ella.
nici, sestro Jennie Jaksetic, in
naso pridno bivso taJnico Sc,
stro Mary Kaferle. Sestre, lepo
je cd vas, da obiscete bolne cla.
nice.
Obleko Sc zmeraj zbiramo pet
dni v tednu. Prosimo, da pogle.
date po vasih omarah in shram.
bah "a obleko, XII je vec ne ra,
bite, a je Sc uporabna, ter jo
prinesete Progresivnim Sloven,
kan v Slovenski delavski dom
ma Waterloo Rd., in me jo bo.
mo poslale naprej "a v Sloveni-
jo. clanice Sc pa prosi, da pri-
dejo v nase prostore, ker je do,
sti obleke "a pregledati in "a
pokrpati predno je odposljemo
S pozdrayom
Frances Wolf, tajnica