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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

MIS-. Carroll Curtis sang two
lovely songs, my Task" and 81
Know a Lovely Garden" Mrs.
Ralph Hunt was the accompanist
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes, a past presi-
dent, installed the new officers
with an impressive candle service.
Those installed we're: President,
Mrs. Media Fulford; vice president,
Mrs. Gerald Kelly; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. o. L. Gooding: cores
ponding secretary. Mrs. H.. Fans
low; treasurer, Mrs. Clarence San
derson; vice chairman local activi-
ties, Mrs. Harry Faulkner; mission
airy education, Mrs. o. NJ. Miles:
students work, Mrs. Earl Henry;
literature and publications, Mrs.
Lloyd Barnes; missionary supplies,
Mrs. Walter Dixon; Wesleyan
Service Guild, Miss Marian Simons;
children's work, Mrs. Nello Kenady
The circle leaders who made a
circle back OF the officers in the
installation service were: circle !,
Mrs. Clarence Sanderson; circle 2,
Mrs. Morris Seiple: circle s, Mrs.
Ralph Southland; circle 4. Mrs. Lee
Brown; circle 5, Mrs. Paul Burrell;
circle s, Mrs. c. B. Davis: circle Z,
Mrs. Nello Kenady: circle s, Mrs.
E. A. Gartner; circle 9, Mrs.
George Carr; circle 10, Mrs. Bruce
Rorabacher; circle II, Mrs. Ralph
Fairchild.
Mrs. Fulford announced her com.
mittees for the coming year and
the group sang, God Be With You
Till We Meet Again" and ad.
journed for the summer months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

and concluded with the remark
that cooperation OF parents and
members OF the various organiza-
lions is needed and that reports
OF unsanltary and unsafe methods
should be reported
Following the meeting the host
ess. Mrs. Jacob Breil assisted by
Mrs. Elsen Shaw and Mrs. Charles
Niles served delicious cake and tea
in the. church parlors. Mrs. Lyle
Smith poured.
The table was decorated with a
lace cloth and centered with a low
bowl OF iris, spirea and weigela.
A beautiful basket arrangement
OF oriental peoples and cream iris
decorated the mantel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Presbyterian Women Told
Of Efforts at Sanitation

I feat purposes OF the Health organ
izstion.
The County Health department.
was organized in July. ls4l, and
meets with the board OF health once
every two months.
The program is carried out
through the cooperation OF doctors,
visiting nurses who work free 10
furnish aid and instruction when
the occasion demands; a sanitary
engineer and the aid OF school nurs-
es who educate the children in re-
gard TO prevention OF diseases and
their spread.
Clinics have been established
where disease can be brought 10
light and quick cure treatment ad.
ministered.
The sanitary conditions OF res
taurants. creameries and stores was
particularly stressed. While for the
most part restaurants were found
TO be carrying out a perfect pro-
gram insofar as sanitation Of build.
ing was concerned, there was a
health inspection hard to carry out
because OF the rapidly changing
personnel.
Proper storage OF food was pro-
vided in most cases along with prop
er methods OF refrigeration.
The rat menace is one which can
not be overlooked and can be rem.
edied only by cooperation OF all
residents, the speaker pointed ont
"Such is true OF all unsanitary
conditions" he added. mo success
can come until the public Is ready
TO abide by the law. When a place
is closed there is a reason and we
should all stand back OF a program
which takes such steps for our
safety.
The splendid sewage disposal
and fine water system are to be
commended DR.. Engelke stated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

No Moral Armistice' was the
theme used by the president, Mrs.
Lyle Smith, in opening the meeting
OF the Women's Union OF the Pres
byterian Church Thursday after
noon, at which a talk on sanitation
was given.
Reports OF the secretary and
treasurer we're read and accepted
The various chairmen Of the groups
reported the day OF their next meet
ing. Group | as announced by Mrs.
Harry Losey is 10 have a picnic
June IS. Mrs. Warren Cakes an.
nounced that Group II would have
rs next meeting with Mrs. Earl
Blakeslee az 2 O'Clock on June 8.
On June 9 a games party spon-
sored by Group II will be held in
the Literary Club House at o..
clock. Group III will hold guest day
and a luncheon at the church June
at p. m.
Mrs. J. A. Geddis announced that
group would picnic June "a One
Neutrality-suspicious. Red Cross hours
were reported.
Mrs. Ronald Missy. acting as
chairman. called upon Mrs. Ray
mond Dell for the devotions who
used as her topic Relationship
with one Another Through Serv-
ice" She showed that Jesus was
always in complete touch with life.
Society 10 Him. was found in
service and so Il can be 10 us she
said. She closed with an appropri.
ate prayer.
The chairman then introduced DR..
Otto X. Engelke, county health d.
rector. who gave very instructive
and inspiring talk on the health sit
uation as found in Ypsilanti and en-
virons.
He placed particular stress upon
the part 70 be played by the resi-.
dents. az large, in order TO not de.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Mrs. Speer Hostess
TO Priscilla Guild

Mrs. Noel Speer was hostess for
the meeting OF the Priscilla Guild
OF the Congregational Church.
Thursday evening. Plans we're dis.
cussed for the church bake sale
for June 9, and sewing was distrib-
uted for the fall bazaar.
1t was voted to send Miss Wilma
Ioag TO the Olivet Conference to
re in Olivet. July IS, to 81.
Mrs. Robert Daley, who has A
hobby OF collecting religious and
secular books for children, gave
an interesting talk and had on dis
play a number OF her books.
At the close OF the evening. re.
freshments we're served by Mrs.
Noel Speer and Mrs. Gordon Speer.
This was the last meeting until Sep.
TENDER.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
ConcIaVe Announced
to Knights TempIar

At the stated conclave OF Ypsi.
lanti Commandery number 81
Knights Templar, Thursday eve
ming. announcement was made OF
the annual state conclave OF the
Grand Commandery OF Michigan to
take place in Lansing, June I, s and
9. Owing TO the fact that there will
be no parade or exhibition drills at
the state conclave, the local com.
mandery will be represented by the
eminent commander. August Kel-
Ter, at sessions OF the commandery.
II was decided TO suspend further
meetings OF the local commandery
until September.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Culp are en-
tertaining Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Birmingham.
Vermontville. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Birmingham and Sara Lee. Pontiac,
and Miss Joan Bradley. Bay City.
Mrs. Arthur Birmingham has been
visiting here through May and help
Ing care for her new grandson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Milan Resident Falls
From Stepladder, Hurt

Milan, Mich. June 2-Mrs. Hazel
Hazen fell off a stepladder Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Dex-
ter St, fracturing a vertebra aud
breaking her left wrist. She was
taken TO st. Josephs Hospital
where she Is expected to remain
for several weeks. She had been
caring for five children from the
Methodist Children's Home and
one OF the supervisors from the
Home has made arrangements for
the care of the five little girls.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Miss Heitsch Returns
10 Gilbert House

Miss Mary Heitsch has returned
from New York and has resumed
her work at Gilbert Community
House.
Saturday, 2 p. m, Mrs. Karl Tun-
nicliffe will meet her art class for
the first time. She is planning to
give her time toward developing
an art project at Gilbert House and
ten girls have already signed up
The city has cleared off the ten
mis- courts on the property and Fred
Wright, custodian, has put in two
posts for the yolley.ball net.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Parents, Children
Guests al Picnic

The annual Roosevelt.Rackham
Parent Teachers Association picnic
on the pleasant grounds at the rear
Of the Rackham Building, Thursday
afternoon was attened by about 800
parents and children. The children
played on the equipment on the
Fairgrounds and the coffee for the
picnic lunch was prepared by Mrs.
George Bachmau, president, and
her committee, Mrs. James Bell
and Mrs Walter Fuller. The Boy
Scouts assisted in the serving Of the
coffee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
ST. LUKE GROUPS
GUESTS AT PICNIC

At the beautiful country home OF
Mrs. j. K. Burnett. Thursday af-
ternoon, st. Luke's League OF Won.
en-, with the Guild members as their
guests. enjoyed a picnic. The tables
were spread on the lawn. but on ac-
count Of the rain, the lunch was
eaten indoors.
The committee for the delicious
lunch was Mrs. William Snyder.
Mrs. Alec Longnecker. Mrs. Russell
Watts. Mrs. Robert Wizard and Mrs.
Harry stevens. a social time was
enjoyed by the party Of 10 women
who later visited the lovely Bur
nett gardens
This was the last meeting OF the
league until September.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Hostess TO Club

Mrs. Commodore Bensigner was
hostess for the meeting Of the B.
b. Bunco Club at her home. Thurs
day evening. Prize winners for bun
co were Mrs. Clarence Meloling,
Mrs. John Simon, Mrs. Lawrence
Vervaecke. The house prize wen;
to Mrs. Gerald Faust. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Next
week the club will meet with Mrs,
John Simon,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

Announcement OF coming events
were made at the last regular bust
ness meeting and picnic OF the Con.
gregational Womens Club. Thurs.
day in the beautiful garden at the
home OF Mrs. Hazel Cullis.
Miss Fannie Beai presided at the
business meeting at o'clock, which
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Picnic Planned by
Izaok Walton LEAGUE

The Huron Valley Chapter OF the
IIaak Walton League received five
new applications for membership
and made plans for a basket picnic,
at their meeting, Thursday evening
At the league hall.
The chapter now has 1874 mem
bers. The basket picnic is TO be
June II at II o'clock al the reser-
walton on Ellis Road. There will be
sports for the children and the men
will work on the stream for the bet
terment OF fishing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
RESIGNS POSITION

Lansing. June 2-AP-The State
Juvenile Institute Commission an.
nounced' today the resignation OF
Ross p. Tenny. formerly OF Pom
tiac, as superintendent OF the
Boys Vocational School at Lam
sing. John f. SWEETS, who has
been assistant superintendent OF
the school for the past two years,
will succeed Tenny June Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Paw Annual Visit

Thirty present and former teach
ers OF the Oliver Wendell Holmes
School, Detroit. who had taught
under Walter Z. Dixon during his
more than a quarter century as
principal OF that school, paid their
annual visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon
Thursday evening. Those from
Ypsilanti were Mrs. Fred Spencer,
Mrs. Belle Reynolds and Leon
Burrell. A delicious dinner was
served, after which the group ex-
plored the beautiful yard and gath
cred in the spacious porches for an
evening OF pleasant "reminiscences.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Annual Flag Day
at Country Club

About 20 Washtenaw Women
Golfers were out for the annual flag
day at the Washtenaw Country
Club, Thursday. Mrs. Walter Wis
bin was winner for class A; Mrs.
F. B Williamson, class B; Mrs.
Joseph Green, class c.
There will be golf. luncheon and
bridge for the Ladies' Day next
Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Calendar OF Social Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
Mrs Emily Adams violin pupils recital Peae Auditorium
Phoenix Lodge number 10 NJ Felowcraf degree 80
Masonic Temple lodge
Wesco Workers Class of Baptist Church postponed to June
Ypsant Masonic Association o'clock Masonic Temple.
Ypsanti Lodge number 54S LOoF o'clock odd Fellow Hall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Recital Tonight

Pupils from the class OF Mrs.
Emily Adams will appear in a pro-
gram OF violin music in Pease Audi
forum tonight at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Conrad Noll, Jr, daughter,
Nancy Ellen and son, Conrad. III,
OF GA Roosevelt Blvd, have re-
turned from a months vacation at
the home OF Mrs. Noll's parents.
in Springfield, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wieder.
hoft attended the graduating exer.
cises OF Burton High School Thurs
day evening. Their nephew, John
w. Barrett; was one Of the grad.
yates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

Notice OF the promotion to Cor
poral of PFC. Robert Matthias was
received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Matthias. Saturday. Cor
poral Robert Matthias enlisted in
the U. S. Marines 20 months ago
and has already served II months
overseas in the South Pacific.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

Sgt. Delmar Seleska, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Seleska, Packard
Rd., has received a medal for good
conduct during one year OF contin-
uous active military service. The
award cites him for faithful and
exact performance OF duty and for
efficiency through his capabilities
to produce desirable results.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

William z. D. Davis, Arm &c,
who is stationed on the West Coast.
is spending ten day leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
n. Davis, 936 Ecorse Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06

GRAND RAPIDS, MICHGAN-Beauty, health, and
the keyno homes be furnished after the
glass; sound proof baby crib of unbeakab
and metal the dramatic
ter bedroom displayed at the Grand Rapids Industries exhibit
Ideas for Postwar Homes Coorful fabrics
the bed linen chest and vanity which latter has
Twin wooden night tables beige lacquer finish
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06

strumente ter Sc naposled odlo-
Gil "a postni rog. Grof Stras-
soldo nj bill muzikalicen in Sc je
kot poslusalec pridruzil baroni-
ci.
Zdajci je vstopil frost, oh
njegovi strani pa mestni sodnik
starikav debeluhast mozicek,
oblecen po modi prejsnjega de-
setletja, z velikimi rdecimi pent-
ljami ma rami in OBJ kolenih. Ia
NINA Sc je prikazal ma vratih
stasit in lep mlajsi moz, oblecen
po zadnji francoski modi v ru-
memo svileno obleko bogatimi
srebrnimi posivki ma dolgi pla-
hutasti suknii, XII mu je, trdo
podlozena, v bokih strlela cd te-
lesa. Glavo mu je pokrivala ve-
likanska kodrasta ''in-folio" ba-
roka. Modre polzaprte oci so
premerile druzbo.
Grajzar jef bledega obraza str
mel v prisleca.
"Moj novi pristav, krski do
macin, gospod Dominik Kopri-
va" ga je sodnik predstavil ba-
ronici in baronu, "Njihova Mi
lost so mi povolili, da Jim 60
spoda predstavim.'
"Saj gospoda pristava ze po-
znamo; obiskal mas je ma b.
gensperku. Dobrodosli! Nasa
hisa vam je vsekakor odprta,
gospod pristav," je prijazno 60
vorila baronica. Ocividno il lie
Koprivova bogata elegance i'm
ponirala. 4
2 gracijozno plesocim, globo-
kim poklonom je pristav polju-
bill baronici in njeni mladi heer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06

XII roko. Tako prijaznega in mi
lostnega sprejema nj pricakoval.
Bill je res pred tremi lett dva-.
fkrat ma Bogensperku; a prvi-
krat ga MISC sprejeli, ker baro-
ma nj bilo donna, drugikrat pa
mu je tudi nj bila sreca mila, ola
bi videl ono oblicje, zaradi kate
Irega je bill edinole prisel. Vede-
ME gospe baronice pa je bilo
takrat napram njemu dok a ]
hladno. Nu, seveda, prilike so
Sc spremenile
Sodnik in pristav sta pozdra-
villa Sc ostale. Naposled je pri-
stav ugledal mladenko poleg
harfe. Vprasaje Sc je ozrl ma do
macina.
Valvasor Sc je hudomusno
nasmehnil in dejal:
"Dovoli, Marija! Gospod pri-
stav Dominik Kopriva - Ma
rija Trostova, moi famulus."
S prirodno gracijo 7mu je po-
dala roko. Ko Sc je sklonil mad
njo in pogledal dekletu v obraz,
je ostrmel, oci so Sc mu zable-
Scale.
Dalie prihodnjic}
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06
VRAZE DEKLE
Zgodovinski roman
| ILkA VASTETOVA
l.
Graizar!
Grajzar!
Mariji je ~zastal din. Oblicje
Sc j je stemnilo.

Mariji e~zastal din. Oblicje
sc il je stemnilo.
-- Tu je. In k Valvasorju
nj prisel, ker - da -Fker je
vedel, da je ona tam. Ona cuti,
da Sc je izogiblje. Cemu? Kaj
mu je storila? Kako Sc je vese-'
lila, da ga zopet vidi! Pc dolgih
letih! In on! On je sicer sleher-
nj dan Valvasorjevi hisi - ba-
ron ga vabi, muzicirajo skupaj.
A malokdaj je govoril z Mario.
Vcasih jo je gledal nepremieno
z zagonetnim pogledom, oh ka-
terem je cutila prijetno toploto
po vseh udih. Drugikrat zopet
Sc j je zdelo, da jo gleda S
trpkim nasmeskom. Poslednje
dni pa Sc je Marie vidno izogi-
bal. Cemu?
"Gospod oce! Gospod baron
zelijo, da pridejo k muzicira-
nju."
Trdo so zvenele besede. Start
frost Sc ie zdrznil in pogledal
liza oeal izpod celia proti hcer-
XII. Grajzarjeve gosli so zahre-
Scale v rezki disonanci.
''Ko 81 naju prestasila! Prav
mic nisva cula, kdaj 81 vstopila.
Kar pojdita naprej, prid e m
kmalu "a wanna; Sc tole kon-
cam"
. Odsla sta. Maria je skoraj
tekla,.
{ v prazni predsobi jo je Graz
Ear dohitel.
"Marija! Nekaj vam moran
povedati."
cali je zelo zanimivo Sc mu
je nasmehnila. Srce il je mocno
utripalo.
"Morda vas DO vendarle ne
koliko zanimalo, ker Sc re dol
go poznava."
j "Sest let"
; "Tocno. Petnajstletno deklet-
ce ste bill, ko sem prisel k Val
vasorju ma Bogensperk."
/ Ali ste mi hoteli to poveda-
ti?' Sc je norcevala.
! "Ne. vi ste prva, XII il povem,
- da vstopim re prihodnji te-
den V - samostan ocetov kapu-
cinov."
Naslonila Sc je oh zid. Udarec
je bill prestrasen in je prisel po-
polnimo nepricakovano.
In ona je v najskriv-
nejsem koticku svojega srca
sanjala - 20! - zakaj - "a
kaj to - ?'
Meme velike temne oci so ga
pogledale, kakor pogleda uni
rajoca srna neusmiljenega low
ca.
A re Sc je vestila in sc
vzravnala.
"Haha! Saj tia spadate. Sa-
mostanski zid - najboljse krit~
je "a taksne - bojazljivce!"
Smeje je stekla po hodniku.
Da 81 ie skrivaj z roko o.
brisala dive svetli kaplji il oci,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06

tega mladi MOI nj opazil. S tenn
MIN obrazom je stisnjeiih u
stem stopal "a njo.
- Bojazljivec! cato
ker je rajsi trdo roko raztr-
gal lastno srce in zatrl lastno
zivljenje, nego da hi memo mia
do zivljenje potegnil v bedo in
pomanjkanje -.
Bio mu je bridko, da 81 je ze-
lei smrti.
Halo! Kaj je z gospodom o.
eetom?'' ju je sprejel Valvasor.
"Pridejo takoj."
"Dober dan, Grajzar. Prav,
da ste prisli."
Razvrstili so Sc z instrumen-
ii. Ia Mario je sluga postavil v
kot harfo, Valvasor je vel v
roke. fagot, guardian je prijel
pa lepe move diple, Valvasorje-
va hci Ivana je sedla "a harmo-
Mi, pater Jurij pa je Sc neodlo-
cen prekladal po mizi kratke
francoske piseali in druge in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06
(Nadalj ljevanje)

Toplega aprilskega popoldne-
va ie vecja druzba sedela V Val
vasorjevi sprejemnici, vogaln'
sobi S sirokim izpustom. V pri-
jaznem kotiGku V izpustu je Sc
della baronica, XII jeI bila ele
pred tednom dni vstala S porod-
niske postelje, poleg ME nJena
pastorka, baronesa Ivana, prl
drugem oknu pa Maria Trosto-
va; vse tri rocnimi deli ro-
kah.
v drugem kotu sobe je sedel
pri mizi baron, pred seboj ma
20 novimi bakrorezi mojstra
Trosta. Baronu je gledal preko
ramen grof Orfej Strassoldo,
posestnik krskega gradu. Poleg
barona Sc je sklanjal mad mapo
guardian krskega kapucinske-
ga samostana o. Avgustin -
svetsko naobrazen clovek siro-
kega duha, MOI zlatega srca,
ceprav navidez strog in mrk.
Oh drugi baronovi strani pa
je iztegoval vrat gvardijanov
spremljevalec, pater Jurij, vi
sok, trScat moz z bledorumeni-
mi lasmi in dolgo, rumeno, ko-
drastic brado Njegove svetle o.
ci so sijale dobroti, sladek ma
smeh mu je stalno krozil okrog
usten - "a V srcu mu sedi hui
die" je presodila Maria, ko ga
je prvikrat ugledala. Zopern j
je bill, skoraj bala Sc ga je. ME-
COVE oci pa so blodile "a Mari
jo; imela je obcutek, da il tr-
gajo obleko telesa.
Zdajci so Sc razmaknile glave
okrog domacina, XII je zaprl in
zavezal napo, vstal in jo polozil
ma lepo rezljano skrinjo. Pogle-
dial je ma dragoceno stebricasto
uro in dejal:
"PrivosGimo 81 koncert - ali
ne, g0spoda? ? Kod pa hodi danes
Grajzar, nasa prva viclina? Ma
rija, stopi 20 gospoda oteta!
Maj prinese vijolino $ seboj. Jer-
neju pa naroGi, maj pripravi Vse
druge instrumente!'
Malija je molce odlozila delo
in odsIa. V predsobi, dolgi in
sveti, & 5irokim dvojnim oknom
ie stal sluga in SNAIL velike vo-
jaske pistole.
"Jcrnej! Cospod baron zelijo,
da znOsite Instruments spre-
jemnico''
Stekla je po dolgem, ozkem,
odprten hodniku mino kuhinje,
stopila posl0pie, ki ga je bill
Valvasor prizidal, in odprla vra-
ia pos]ednje sobe. frost nj bill
sam. Sedel je pri oknu in sukal
svincnik mad papirjem. Sredi So
be pa je stal, oh mizo naslonjen,
moz visoke rasti. Drzal je V ro-
kah gosli in lok in tho je poiz-
kusal a t e g | o melodijo :.
"Stoji, stoji jablan >"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06
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Evening star., 1944-08-05
Meat Packing Firm
Loses Relief Plea

The United States Emergency
Court Of Appeals has dismissed q
complaint brought by Kingan &
Co., meat packing firm, in which Il
sought relief from meat price CELL
ings set by the price administra-
tor and under which the firm claims
1t was forced to sell meat to the
Army at a loss Of $3,7l7.
In the complaint, the firm, which
Is incorporated under New jersey
law and has its principal place Of
business in indianapolis, claimed
that it sought only a price adjust
ment that would enable it to sell
the meat in question at cost.
The court said the issue raised
under an OPA adjustment provision
was whether the maximum prices
established by the regulation i'm
peded or threatened to impede the
applicants production of the COM
modities in question !" =" and held
the firm had failed to prove that.
The price administrator claimed
that the apparent losses on car
cass beef so arrived at are in the
nature Of bookkeeping losses and
do not necessarily indicate that the
established ceilings on carcass beef
would make it improbable for the
packer to continue the slaughter of
cattle yielding carcass beef of the
grade affected" the opinion stated.