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Pismo cd sestre

Mr.. Steve Skorjanc, bivajoc v
lndianapolisu, Ind, je prejel cd
svoje sestre Alojzije Maras, ka-
terra Sc nahaja svojo druzino
pri Gorici, pismo, pisano 10. ma
ia t. |.
Sestra pise, da Sc druzino
ina dobro; ina pet deklet in
enega sina, XII Sc nahaja nekje
v Nemciji, in katerem MISC do
maci culi ze mad leto dni. Tri IL
med heera je porocenih, ena je
ma Ptujskem, druga v Milanu,
tretja pa donna in dive sta Sc ne
poroeeni.
Dale pise, da so morali veil
ko prestati vsled pomanjkanja
in toliksnega gorja, da je memo
goce popisati. Skrivali so Sc v
Loskem in razstrelb je bilo to-
liko, da je bilo strasno. Matt, XII
je re v: letih, sc lie S tezavo pre-
mikajo sem in tia in ze mad pet
let Sc v tenn kraju ne vidi kave,
katere bi matt zelo zelela zopet
pokusiti. o bratu Pepetu pise,
da ina sina, zena pa je bila 10
let bolna. Gee je umrl pred Pc
timi lett.
Zelo srecne Sc pocutijo donna
5ini,, da so jih prisli Amerikan-
ci resiti, katerim' zdaj iz hvalez-
nosti dajajo vse, kar imajo, vi
ma, hrane, it'd. Mislili so, da ne
DO nikoli konca strasnega pobi-
janja, katerega je sovraznik IL
vajal mad ubogim ljudstvom. Ii
We ljudi SO naetali v ogenj, hise
pozigali, ne ozirajoc sc, da Sc
notri nahajajo otroci in ljudje.
Gorja je nemogoee popisati.
Pismo nam je izrocil Mr.. An
ton Ivancic, U 1923 Parkgrove
Ave. s"'lh *t
| a. r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
torek, 81. julia, v Slovenskem
narodnem domu, 64O9 ST.. Clair
Ave. Pricetek oh s. uri zvecer.

narodnem domu, 64O9 St. Clair
Ave. Pricetek oh s. uri zvecer.
Namen conference je, da Sc
sestavi representative skupino
vseh jugoslovanskih organizacij,
XII bi Sc udejstvovala z problemi
posehnega intesesa Anerikan-
cey jugoslovanskega porekla,
ter da hi Sc poja6ilo skupno de-
lovanje jugoslovanskih skupin,
da bi se bolj uspesno delovale
"a trajen mir sirom sveta.
Vse organizacije Sc prosi, da
izyolijo po dva delegate "a ma
konferenco, v slucaj,l pa, da te-
ga .je nemogoce izvesti pred tenn
diaena, &C. prosi, da Sc po6lj "a
stopnika izrned odborniknv or
ganizacij.
Konfereneo sklicuje zaGasni
Zdruzeni odbor cleyelandskih
Jugoslnvanov, katerena il pred
ssdaik Frank Cesen, tajnik pa.
druznice 1t. 1O6 SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

Kaolicani IL delavskh in intelektuanih vrst, XII
sodeovalci Osvobodni 'front.' cd nene ustanovve k1
cutio odgovornost memo pocno delo XII vrsimo
danes svoe naoge vseh organh narodne obasti po
tcne organzace cd najnzje do navisje smo bill doznl
prav VpraSanje do kraja razisti praVilno useri
svoje delo. DVona e ba moznost nasega sodelovana
Osvobodini 'front.' ali koaica ali vkljucitev enotno
poltcno vseljudsko organizacjo 1zbral drugo "a
kaj? Pot koaice bi pripeljaa svojih posedcah brez
dvoma strankarsvo Politicna nujnost b ba, da
bi scer napredne se vkaolske taboru XII stale
sti razrednega karakera vsakega potcnega gbanja d
ferencaco in to zaradi nash posebnh sovenskh
sto usodno dferenciaco XII e rodla ako poguben kler
kazem Ker pa e napredn del katoliske avnosti kr-
scanskim socialist ceu pokaza polticno zrel
ralno trden e odpoveda vsaki samostojn pocn ali
kakrsnkoi drugi grupaclj srn enotno fronto prl
zna vodstvo nanapredneseu druzbenemu razredu zato
ker Sc je pokazal nadosednesega borca in nard
nejo oporo nasemu nacionanemu boju.
Ali je tenn kaj zn1anjsana vloga krscanskih socia-
stow, XII jo zvrsevai predapr]ski Jugosav? Ali je
ka zmansan pomen in delez krscanskih socastov
bodini borbi? Nikakor me- Ne mi tudi ostale
predne sle Slovenskem ocenujejo pojav krscanskh
socalistov kot povsem poztiven poticen poav Zmanj
seva ia bi pomenio potvarja zgodovino nasega
osvobodilnega giban tenn Skodovat. In prav
radl razvone stopne ki sno o doseg hi bo napacno
vztraati krscansko sociaiscni skupni n o povdar
ati) ker bi danasnjem dajai tenn podporo stm
zaostam tendencam katoskih mnozcah XII bi smatrale
potrebno obko svojega avnega udejstvovanja ka
krsnokol posebno organziranost katocanov Mic veS
nj treba vztrajat kakrsnko krseansko sociaisGni
skupnosti kajti ia skupna je hkrati mnozeni
rodno osvobodiln gibanem dobla svoo vsjo razvojno
vsebno in oblko Osvobodiln 'front.' Krscansko socia
stcno deavstvo e soustanovte Deavske enotnos tste
skupne delavske organzace XII kot enotna fronta
ga delaVstva popona zascnca negovh neresov in tax
faktor nasem javne zivjenu, kakor ga zasluz nana
prednesi drzben razred KrScansko sociastcn delavc
noceo in potrebuejo to nobene posebne organzac
je vec. Tisti katolican nteektuac XII so resncn pa
trio deokrati in iskreni zagovornki naprednega ziv
enja, in bodo nas med aktivom Osvobodilne fronte
moznost konstrukvnega sodelovana vseh podroc
h avnega zivena in moznost svojega osebnega
voja. Katoliske mnozce in bodo nase Osvobodiln
'front.' in demokratizaci nasega avnega zvlenja popo
oznost soudelezbe pr vodstvu drzave pri vodstvu
svoie vseudske politicne organzace in pri splosne
uvelavanu svoh zvljenskih pravic Ne eni ne drgi
potrebueo kot katohcan nobene posebne organizacie
nobene drugacne obike svoje javno udestvovanje.
Tako ustvarena enotnos predpostavlja seveda Glove
kovo osebno svobodo, XII odrazati udi pravic
svobodnega verozpovedovana in zadoscevanja svojeu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
Konisrsnca jugoslovanskih
organizacij

Konferenco yseh jugosloyan-
sixth organizacij v Cievelandu
slovenskih, hrvatskih, srbskih
in naked donskih - Sc sklicuje "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
vprosonio in odgovori notyrolizociF

.''l 80 ~ OA9O
VPRAsANJE: Prvi papir sem
dobil v New Yorku in namera-
val sem, da zaprosim "a drugi
papir prihodnji nnesec, ko bo
poteklo dve lett, odkar imam
prvi papir. A fhedtem pa sem
dobil dobro sluzbo v Chicagu in
Sc preselim tia tekom enega ali
dveh tednov. Ali bonn moral "a
prositi "a novi prvi papir, ko
Sc nastanim v Chicago? g..
ODGOVOR: Ne. Nobene raz-
like nj v tenn, kje kdo vzame ali
dobi prvi papir, kajti, neglede
kje zivite, v Chicagu, Milwau-
kee-ju ali kje drugje, vas prvi
papir, XII ste ga dobil v New
Yorku je veljaven povsod v Zed.
drzavah. Pomniti pa morate, da
drzava Illinois zahteva, da zivi-
te tam sest mesecev preden mo-
rete zaprositi "a drugi papir -
in ker je Chicago v drzavi Illi-
nois, to pomeni, da vam ne DO
mogoee zaprositi "a drugi pa
pir takoj, ko poteceti dve lett
po prejetju prvega.
&c bi bill ze izpolnili in vlozi-
Ii tiskovino N-4OO, S katero Sc
zaprosi "a drugi papir, ma new
yorskem sodiseu, tedaj bi celia
stvar drugace izgledala, ker ono
sodisee, kjer je bila vlozena
prosnja "a drugi papir, ina pra-
vico, da ma podlagi zaprositve
podeli ali odkloni drzavljanstvo
prizadetemu prosilcu. V tenn slu-
caju bi morali priti v New York
ma koncno zaslisanje, ali pa po-
cakati sest mesecev in vloziti
novo prosnjo v Chicagu. Ia vlo-
zitev move prosnje bi morali po-
novno plaeati osem dolarjev, kot
to zahteva naturalizacijski "a
kon "a vlozenje peticije ali pros
ME in "a drugi papir &c in ka-
dar sodisce doloci podelitev is
tega. @s g..
VPRASANJE: Postal sem
ameriski drzavljan prosi mesec.
Mole ime je dolgo in tezko IL
govorljivo "a Amerieane. Vpra-
Sal sem naturalizacijsko sodisee,
maj mi dovoli, da 81 privzamem
enostavno in lahko ime, oziro-
ma priimek Sodisce mi je ugo-
dilo in drzavljanski papir je bill
izdan ma mole novo ime, oziro-
ma priimek.' Moi trije sinovi, XII
so start re eez II let, bi sedai
radi vedeli, &c je bilo tie M
spremenjeno tudi njihovo ime
ali priimek?
ODGOVOR: Ne, priimek va
sih sinov je ostal nespremenjen.
Samo tujerodni otroci, XII po-
stanejo ameriski drzavljani po
tom naturalizacije svojih star
Sew, so delezni legalne spreme-
nitve njihovega priimka ma ia
naein. Vasi sinovi, XII so ze bill
polnoletni, ko ste vi postal dr.
zavljan, ter tako MISC postal
drzavljani potion vase naturali-
zacije, morajo spremeniti svoj
priimek potom sodnijskega od-
loka. V to svrho maj 81 najame-
jo odvetnika. Celia stvar ho sta
la cd so do 100 dolarjev.
VPRASANJE: Ko sem Sc le-
torek, 81. julia, v aSlovenskem
narodnem domu, 64O9 St. Clair
Ave. Pricetek oh s. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

sASssIsSAAo, 0UAAa lSf3ASkA AAdA SUAt SVO-
jo IL let stare hcerko. Pre- d
kratkim pa mi je bio povedano,
.da hi je bill moral ponovno re-
gistrirati, ko je dopolnila IA let.
Ali je to resnica? In &c je, kaj
bodo napravili 2 MO in z menoj,
,ker Sc nisem ravnal po predpi-
sih postave? Hcerki je sedaj
skoro II let. .- ~..."
ODGOVOR: Da, vasa hcerka
bi morala biti registrirana, ko
.je dopolnila IA. leto. Zakon "a
|registracijo tujerodcev ali ne
drzavljanov, XII je bill sprejet
leta 1910, je doloeal, da mora
jo starsi ali varuhi registrirati
otroke pod IA let starosti. To je
bilo v easu splosne registracije
nedrzavljanov, cd ~. augusta
1940, do 26. decembra 1910. Isti
zakon pa je obenem dolocal, da
Sc mora vsak tax registrar
nedrzavljan ali nedrzavljanka
ponovno registrirati tekom do
be trideset dni po izpolnjenem
IA. letu. Oh priliki tie ponovne
registracije so vzeti tudi odtisi
prstov (fingerprints.)
Ako je v blizini kraja, kjer
zivite urad naseljeniske in ma
turalizacijske sluzbe, je najbolj-
Sc, da Sc gre vasa hcerka nemu-
donna registrirati. &c pa zivite
dalee stran cd takega urada, Sc
pa pismeno obrnite do najblizje-
ga naseljeniskega urada ali pa
pisite naravnost ma u. S. Com
missioner of immigration and
Naturalization, ter povprasajte
kaj je vasi hcerki storiti v ME
nem slucaju.
GILLETTE, da Sc pobrigate "a to
stvar takoj, kajti, registracij-
ski zakon doloca, da nedrzavlja-
nj, XII Sc ne priglasijo "a regi-
stracijo oh dolocenem casu, "a
padejo kazni placanja globe v
znesku ne vec kot sto dolarjev,
ali pa 80 dni zapora, ali pa obo-
je. V slucaju pa, da registracij-
skemu zakonu nj bilo zadosce-
no, ker prizadeta oseba nj bila
seznanjena z doloebami tega Ia
kona, Sc cd strani naseljeniske
in naturalizacijske sluzbe ne
podvzame nobenih korakov "a
kaznovanje take osebe.
VPRAsANJE. Prisel sem v
Ameriko v letu 1923 kot pomor-
Soak. Moral bi zopet odpluti, pa
nisem odtedaj naprej Twin
v Zed. drzavah. Kako morem
postati drzavljan?
ODGoVoR: Prvo, kar YAM je
storiti je, da dobite rekord va
Sc registracije. Ko dobite ia
rekord ali "certifikat", morete
zaprositi "a prvi papir in po-
tenn "a drugi papir kakor dolo-
eajo zakoni- "a dobavo drzav-
ljanstva.
Kdorkoi je prisel v to deze-
10 nelegalno pred I. Julien, l.
1924, ali je ostal tukaj nelegaL
no pred istim datumom - kar
Sc je zgodilo v vasen slueaju
- mora legalizirati svoje biva-
ME tukaj ako zadosti gotovim
dolocbam v tenn pogledu. Te do
locbe SO sledece: /. Dokazati
mora, da je prisel sem pred 1.
julijena, 1924. ter da je odtlej
vedno zivel v tel dezeli; 2. izpri-
sati mora, da je bill vseskozi do
brega znacaja in zadrzanja; 3.
biti mora rasno sprejemliiv Ia
drzavljanstvo y to pomeni, da
mora pripadati ali bell ali IA
naorski. rasi, ali pa rodu ameris-
kin Indijancev; 4. prost mora
biti kakrsnegakoi vzroka, radi
katerega hi nogel zapasti IL
gonu ali deportaciji
KdDrkoi zeli zaprositi "a re-
kord ali certifilfat registracije,
mora izpolniti tiskerino los,
lForrn N 1861 Te more dobiti
I, Syco xo,.. - : -. Hi =.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
Kato1ican1. v
OSvobodllrli 'front.'

l6. julia priobeili izjavo Franco Snoja. bivsega
vodelja Sovenske ljudske stranke. XII e kot kato
can cell crit izrekel delovanje Slovenske osvo
bodlne fronte Danes pa objavjamo eanek katolieana
ntelektualca DIR. Mariana Breclja XII je cas-
bodlne borbe prebil Soveniji canek je izsel Slo
venskem poroSevalcu" dne q. apra l945 in ker je
precej obsren ga priobGamo dveh poglavjih.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Whisky-For Women Only

Now and then, however, the
saloon was allowed a fewSbOttles of
hard liquor Under the places pecu-
liar status, the owners were allowed
10 keep the whisky for their own use
or dole it out to such customers as
they saw fit.
The owner; out of gallantry or
consideration for his patrons of the
gentler sex, decided TO reserve his
small supplies of distilled spirits for
women only.
When the news OF this odd bit Of
postwar rationing got into the Lon
don papers a few crusading enemies
of the flowing bowl implied that the
owner of the bar was "corrupting
female morals" But he denied that
three or four bottles of whisky could
possibly shatter the firm foundations
Of British womanhood
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
SeIf-AppointedG God

norant natives that he was what he
claimed 10 be "a god, touched by
fire
To clinch his hold on the Syrian
hillbillieS, he buried gasoline cans
stolen from the British army and,
with hidden pump, caused springs
of water 10 bubble from the barren
ground.
A new set of teeth - most of them
capped with gold - helped build up
the illusion that he is "out of this
world" and a figure to@be worShiped
and obeyed 1t doesn't seem to mat
ter TO his subjects that he is an
ignorant glutton, unable 10 read OF
write and bulging out Of his English
style clothes.
When he tires Of his soft life in
the mountains he drives into Latakia
i'm a luxurious automobile that he
picked up in some mysterious man.
ner and holds informal court in the
towns leading hotel.
Foreigners despise this cocky,
overstuffed ignoramus, but they find
il wise, for the time being, 10 remem-
Der that he is a "holy one" and that
he has an army Of thugs back in the
hills ready TO carry out any kind of
order their boss gives them.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

10 FUZZY.HEADED witch doctor
N in the jungles Of Africa has
better racket - or is any
smarter - than an illiterate Syrian
who goes by the name Of Suleiman
MurShid
Not long ago this hard.boiled faker,
who is hated by the French Govern
ment for turning thousands Of -Syri-
ans against France, was described in
the British House of Commons as "a
local bandit well known in the Mid.
die East especially for his irresponsi.
bic private army"
But Murshid is much more than
that in the mountains back of the
coastal town of Latakia. In that
rugged region the natives look upon
him as a god, even though he has
stolen hundreds of acres of their land
and makes them help support his
three palaces and nine pretty wives.
a British intelligence Officer
checked up on Mr.. Murshid and dis
covered some Of the tricks he resOrted
10 in order 10 set himself up as a
living legend among his ignorant
neighbors.
His most spectacular stunt was
20 paint his fat and flabby legs with
phosphorus This convinced the ig-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

much of a disappointment was
merely a harbinger of the delectable
looking dishes now beginning to
creep back into hous ands of deli.
catesSen, restaurant and butchers
windows all over this country.
T. These appetizing marvels-golden.
brown roast chicken, mountaineering
watermelon halves, slabs of Swiss
cheese, luscious ham, magnificent
porterhouse photogenic fruits-look
as if they would melt in your mouth.
But nobody eats them, and nobody
i'm his right mind ever viii
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

A A ANY thirsty EngliShmen we're
M puzzled, not 10 say annoyed,
W. the other day when they tried
TO get a spot of whisky in little
London bar.
They could see three or four bot
ties of ardent spirits behind the
counter, but when they tried TO order
a drink the bartender would inquire,
rs ii for a LADY,"
If the potion was not intended for
a feminine throat, the customer was
courteously turned down. Sorry"
the barman would say, we serve
whisky to ladies only. How's for a
bit of beer, or a mug OF ale?"
A couple of indignant and short
tempered males finally demanded an
explanation, and got 1.-THE bar had
only a temporary license and had not
been given an official whisky quota.
IL October II. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

They're phony foods skilfully
made of plastic and painted to re-
semble the real thing by top artists
in their line. Their role is 10 tanta-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Clever Brushwork Gives Those In
digestible Steaks and Chops Their
Realistic, Mountaineering Look.

TACK when the meat short
* age was at its worst, a hun.
- gry-eyed little man stalked
into a butcher shop and pointed
x,s-,I10
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

oNi q y VI III Z q "a
large, bri 6 h t red
T-bone steak rest
ing enticingly on
a pla ter in the
otherwise e m PITY
showcase.
"I know you
wouldn't sell me
that" the little man
told the proprietor
"Since it's the last
one, it's probably
already sold. And
if it w a S mt, I
couldn't buy it for
l used up my last
red points on but
ter three days ago"
He looked dream.
lily at the beautiful.
ly grained steak for
a long minute and
continued:
&C. L -
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

can't have it. But, for old times
sake, will you bring that steak
out and just let me put a finger
on it,"
The butcher smilingly complied
and, almost reverently, the little
man touched the juiCylooking cut.
To his amaZement il was hard, un-
yielding and lifeless-no more edible
than a ration book.
The little man gazed hard at the
prankish proprietor. Il ought to take
a cleaver TO YOU" he growled, and
walked out sorrowfully
The chastened butcher slid the
tempting steak out of sight behind
an egg crate.
Il guess this isn't such a good
idea in these times" he told himself.
Not even on April FOOLS Day"
The steak that proved to be so
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
AVus rfi0Tos

were an lflnONd-
ton, you saw the
I a st y.lo o k / n &
temptations used
most often 10 SET
off the shelves Of
refrigerators that
were offered for
sale.
But phony foods
soon became big
business. Enter.
prising restaura
teurs found that
the imitation s
never lost their
look of freshness,
WhRPeaS real sam
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

plies Of the days main dishes,
" exhibited in a window, soon
took on a wilted look. The
fakes made excellent fixingS foI
fashion displays and for dietary in.
struction in schools and hospitals.
And they could be used for years.
with only an occasional busting of
10 bring back their initial look Of
freshness
Movie makers and theatre and
studio photographers also discov.
cred that the durable replicas were
a boon TO their business. They
didn't wilt under artificial fights. They
could be showed into a prop closet and
brought out again after a day-or
decade-as natural looking as ever.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

h 10 FUZZY HEADED witch doctor
N in the jungles Of Africa has
better racket - or is any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31
Presidential Yacht
with Truman Aboard
Remains Off Quanficl

The presidential yacht Williams
burg, with President Truman aboard
today was still anchored of Guam
tico where it was forced back yes
terday by heavy fog and floating ice
The cruise which started at the
Navy Yard late Friday, was to take
the President into Chesapeake Bay
but the Williamsburg anchored of
Quantico Saturday for Mr.. Tru-
mans meeting with Secretary OF
State Byrnes. When the trip was
resumed yesterday the vessel was
able to proceed only about 10 miles
down the Potomac before it was
deemed advisable to return to the
Marine base.
The President has been working
on bills passed in the closing days
of Congress, and also on the radio
address scheduled for 10 pm. Thurs
day, and the annual message to
Congress on the state of the Union.
Reconversion Director John w.
Synder and John r. Steelman, spe-
cial presidential assistant, who have
been with Mr.. Truman on the trip
returned to the Capital today, but
1t was said at the White House that
they would rejoin the President who
is due to return here Wednesday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31
Macarthur Sends FiIipinos
Message Of Affection
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASS0Cldteu fIeSS.
TOKYO, Dec. 31.-Gen. MacAr-
thur in New Year message to the
Filipino people today sent his "en-
during affection" and assurance
that they will not fail to meet the
challenge of the future.
The general, whose career for sew
eral years was closely linked to the
Philippines, said.
ITO the Filipino people: With the
dawn Of a new year-a year of peace
following the ravage of war-I send
you from Tokyo a message of my
enduring affection. I can never
forget the courage. determination
and unity with which you fought
your way to victory.
Confronted with the pressing
problems of building anew amid the
ruins left in wars wake and at the
same time entering upon your des-
tiny as member of the nations Of
the world, you face task the mag
.nitude of which demands dedica.
ton Of all your faith and all OF
your strength as people.
"Move forward to meet this chal.
lenge of the future as magnif1centIy
as you met that of the past. With
the continued help of Almighty
God in this noble purpose, I know
you will not fail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31
News GuiIdsmen Seek
To Bar La Guardia
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-A group
OF 30 individual members of the
CLIO Newspaper Guild of New York
has asked that Mayor La Guardia
be barred from membership in the
guild unless he apologies publicly
ito the press as a whole and to
individual members of the press
whom he has attacked and in
suited"
The request was made in a petit
ton to John T. McManus, the
guilds president. Mr.. La Guardia,
who will write a weekly column
for the newspaper PM after he
retires as Mayor tomorrow, has said
he would seek membership in the
guild.
Mr.. McManus said the petition
would go to the guilds Executive
Committee for consideration.
In the petition, the 80 individuals
said Mr.. La Guardia had repeat
eddy refused to answer questions
OF the working press, COM
planned to publishers against work.
ing newspapermen, abused
working newspapermen in vile and
Incorporate language and by such
personal abuse has endeavored to
intimidate them and, in effect, to
exercise censorship over them"
When Mr.. La Guardia heard of
the petition he said, "As far as
I'm concerned, it's quite all right
with me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-31
|Wicomico Co. Dam
Washed Out by Flood /;
Another Threatened
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Md, Dec. 31.-One
mill pond dam was washed out yes
terday, while State Roads Commits.
sion workers battled to save another
dam in Wicomico County.
From three to four inches of rain
coupled with melting snow, brought
rising waters throughout the county
Leonard's Mill dam was washed
out Saturday night, covering Naylor'.
road and Spring Hill road with
several inches Of water. The dam
owned by Cecil Cline, was located
about three miles north of Salisbury
on old Route Is.
Roads commission employees PLACED
sandbags and boards along Barrier
Creek pond, about five miles north.
west Of here. as high water threat.
ened to burst the dam along Route
2l3. Barren Creek does not operate
as a grinding mill now.
Rain had stopped last night, but
j. c.. Truitt, a trapper of Mardela
said the muskrat season probably
would be delayed several days by
high water. The season opens to.
morrow.
The Leonard's Mill washout dam.
aged, but did not break the Laurel.
Delmar Salisbury fuel gas line
Electric power service was out fol
about 80 minutes when lines cam.
down.