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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07

Ameriski vojak v Italiji
ponuja $4,000 nagrade
"a zajetje gen. Roatte
RIM, 6. aprila. - Sarzent
Stuart w. Mathes, XII je do
ma IL Hartforda, Conn, je
objavil v..armadnem listu
"Star and Stripes" ponudbo
"a mill jon lir oziroma $780,
600 nagrade "a ujetje ube-
glega fasisticnega generala
Mario Roatta, XII je obtozen
kot vojni zlocinec.
Sarzent Mathes je to sto-
ril z ozirom ma dejstvo, da
je italijanska vlada razpi-
sala "a zajetje Roatte ma
gradO, XII znasa samo pol
milijona lir, ter pise, da je
pripravljen prodati svoj
dom, ako treba, kajti to bi
bilo malo v primeri z zrtvi-
jo, XII jo je doprineslo TO-
600 Amerihancev, XII so pa
dli v italijanski Rampant.
Sarzent Mathes je 80 let
star i'm lima v teku dveh te-
/. dnOv Oditi ma fronto. Poro-
cevalcem je rekel, da ME
govo sOvrastvO do faSizma
izvira IL dni, ko je bill dijak
ma drzavni univerzi v Wis
consinu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07

INA otoku Brac so nekega
starca privezali k peterim ko-
zam, XII so ga vlekle po skalovju,
dokler nj bill mrtev.
v februarju je bill Mirko Kra-
lovic skozi 10 ur ma izpraseva-
nju. Njegova desna noga je bila
predrta razbeljenim zelezom,
njegoyo truplo je bilo predrto z
bajoneti, njegova desna roka je
bila zlomljena,, potem pa je bill
obesen "a lase." >
Fotograficni dokazi izvrsenih
gr0zodejstev
Porocilu so prilozene fotogra-
fife, XII SO bile najdene pri itali-
janskih ujetnikih. Ena kaze, ka-
ko Italijani sekiro obglavljajo
nekega JugOslovana.
Nemski SIS cetniki v Trstu SO
obtozeni drugih grozodejstev.
Tozadevno pravi porocilo:
'Zadnjega II. januarja so
Nemci virgil v zapor sedem MIA
din deklet in Jim grozili $ smrt-
jo, ako Sc Jim ne udajo. Dekleta
SO bila zaprta v neki hisi, pred
cije oknih SO Nemci obesili tri
partizane. Potem 50 bill spusce-
nj mamie policijski psi, ki 50 tr-
gall meso 2 njih, predno 50 IL
dihnili."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
Pismo voinego
uie+niko IL I+o|iie

Mrs. Mary Konestabo, 19808
Arrowhead Ave., je prejela cd
svojega necaka Josipa Tomazi-
Ca, XII 'se nahaja v@ujetnistvu
najbrze nekje v Italiji, v kate
rem il pise, kaj vse so ubogi
ljudje pretrpeli pod peto itali-
janskega fasizma. Mrs. Konesta-
bo nam je tudi izrocila tri druga
pisma cd vojnih ujetnikov, XII
bodo zaporedoma priobcena. Pi-
smo cd necaka, XII je bilo pisano
21. januarja 1915, Sc glasi:
"Predragi!
"Prejel sem vase pismo, ho-
Gem vam takoj odpisati. Spomi-
njam sc Sc malo ma vas. Mislim,
da bi vas Sc poznal, ako bi vas
videl. Pisete, da maj vam pojas-
MIN to zalostno vest O vasi Sc
stri.
"Njo so pobrali 16. julia 1912
leta in vso zivino ter poljske pri-
delke; tudi strica Lavreta in isti
cas- tudi Kramarjevo druzino.
Odgnali so jih v zapor v Videm
(Udine). Sc preje je bila boleh-
ma in, tisto il je pripomoglo, ta-
ko da je decembra istega leta IL
dihnila. Pripeljali so jo ma nase
pokopalisce in pogreb je bill lep.
Ma pogrebu sta bila tudi Stanko
in Pepi. Tako vidite, cello zivlje-
ME Sc je tako mucila, in kan SO
jo zverine gnale umreti. 49,.
. "Oh, zakaj toliko gorja! "a,
kaj morajo ljudje toliko trpeti?
Poglejte, samo en- dan Sc jih je
pokopalo cez 80 mozakov ma ma
lNadaljevanje na 2. strani,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07

"Sovraznik je sistematicno IL
vajal fasisticni program unice-
MIA in iztrebljenja, tekDm kate
rega je bilo 'ogromno stevilo pre-
bivalcev pom morjenih," pravi
uradno porocilo, XII podaja "a
kljucke sestih komisij "a preis-
kovanje vojnih zlocinov, XII so
jih zakrivili Nemci in Italijani.
Zlocini ubeglega generala
Mario R0atte
Del porocila obravnava zloci-
ne, katere je izvrsil v Jugosla-
viii general Mario Roatta, bivsi
sef italijanskega generalnega
staba, XII je nedavno zbezal, ko
Sc je v Rimu nahajal ma zatozni
klopi radi politicnih zlocinov v
Italiji.
Porocilo dolzi generala Roat-
to, da je bill v casu, ko je bill vo-
jaski governor Jugoslavije, v te-
ku sestih mesecev odgovoren "a
ustrelitev tisoc talcev v Ljub-
ljani.
Poleg tega je bilo ma njegov
ukaz v isti dobi po drugih delhi
Jugoslavije pomorjenih 5000
oseb.
Specificni sluGaji grozodejstev
Opisani
Porocilo podaja opis specific
nih slucajev izvrsenih grozodej-
stew ter tozadevno navaja:
" dalmatinski vasi zivogo-
sic je bila ~. augusta 1912 pri-
vedena pred nekega italijanske-
90 polkovnika Berta Orlac v svr-
ho izprasevanja. Tekom izprase-
vanja je bila pretepena, slecena
10 nagega ia meso j je bio tr-
gsno Il ziyeea telesa. Pozneje je
bila uatrelj lena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07

Wuertzberg. XII ez IS mill severozapadno nacjskega
Nuernberga ker na svo Gas obdrzava svoje veke
savnos bill Cd amerske sedme
poslala voh kolon pro Nuerbgu istega naaa
SO mi Wuertzburg e incl noalnh Cash 100000 prebval
NENdcI ZAcEII KosATI ARdADo MA MALE
ED1NIcE. XII BoDo voDILE GEnnSKo VoJNo
LONDON g. apria Neko poroeilo il zeneve.
IL Moskve prav da neska komanda izdea program
centraizaco odpora pomen da razdelia
male SANDSTONE edinice XII bodo boe ko serilske
skupne.
omenjen program e bill bae izdean nedavni
nemskh vojaskh vodtejev glavnem Adolfa Hea
Use e ednce bodo nahajale pod kontroe nakh ssni
kov. ali tahozvane "elne straze."
To poroGio soglasa nedavnm gen. Eisenhow
era da cd Neeie nj prieakova da bo formano kaptuaa
temvee da bodo nac nadaljeva boem do sajneg konca
razkosnjem armade gre ediice katerh vsaa bo
bti posamezno obkoljena in uniGena.
DRUGo BRITsKo ARMADo. 6. aprila - Nemski ujetni
XII pravo da neske vlane eince vkljuevs oddel
hovne konande XII Berna zbexale Wemar Sc
daj zatekle Berchtesgaden.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
81. vARDA INDORSIRALA
zIJPANA

Ma seji demok okratskega kluba
81. varde pretekli torek je bill
zupan Thomas Burke soglasno
indorairan q ponovno nomina-
clio q zupana pri volitvah,. H
'se bodo vrsile y jeseni. Seja se
je yr6ila N Slovenskern DELAY.
,skem dolnu A. Waterloo IA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
u s
Nosi fontie-voioki
=
= =

Ma dopustu do prihodnjega
petka Sc nahaja F. G. 2/c Lud-
wig Raddell, MI, sin Oboe pozna-
ne druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Ludwig
Raddell, III p. 1876 ST. Pri5el je
u New Yorka. potem ko sc j
|nahajal preko naorja. Sedaj Sc
bo vrnil Y Washington, p, G.
kjer bo pohajal Y mornariSke
Solo. Pri mornarici se nahaja
dive Lett il pol.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
22-LETNI Low SE JE
KONCAL z ARETACIJO

NEW YORK, 6. aprila. -Da-
mes je bill tukaj aretiran cd
zveznih agentov bivsi cikaski od-
vetnik Edward Alder, XII je pred
% lett usel il zapora. Poslan DO
" Chicago, da odsluzi svojo ka-
zen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice 50 Sc oglasile pri
druxini Mr.. in Mrs. Felix Kle-
mencic, 394 =. 165 ST., in pusti-
le zalo deklico. DekliSko i'm e
matere je hilo Ann Bajec. Tako
y postala Mrs. Frances Y deve-
til stara matt. testitemo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
CILE JE NAPOVEDALA A
VOJNO JAPONCEM

SANTIAGO, Gle, 6. aprila. -
Senatna zbornica je danes po-
trdila resolucijo "a vojno napo-
we'd Japonski, cemur je Gle
uradno stopila v vojno proti Ja-
poncem. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
TITO IN SUBASIC
DOSPELA v MOSKVO

MOSKVA, 6. aprila.-Vceraj
sta dospela ma obisk v Moskvo
jugoslovanski marsal Tito in zu-
nanji minister DIR. SubaSic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
JUTRI

oh $50 pop. priredi krozek
Il. 3 Prog. Slovenk igro ''Tri
ssstre" v SID. ma Recher
Oh Z. uri pop. 50 vrsi spo-
mladanski koncsrt MA d.
~. xbora SDD m Watsrloo
Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-07
NemSki in itaIijanski vojni
zIocini v ItaIiji objavIjeni
Urodno poroci|o iugosIovonske
Wade .opisuie strohote sovrozne
okupociie. Gen. Roo++o odgovoren
"a smr+ 1000 +o|cev v LiubIioni

LONDON, 6. apra - Snoci je jugoslovanska vlada v
Belgradu objavila uradno poroco vojnh grozodestvh
katere vprizori Nemci in Ialjani tekom okupacie
ugoslovansh deze XII opozara da je po stirh leth mi
jon in pol Jugosovanov mrtvih ali pa zgini in ne We
nhce kie Sc nahaiaio -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
1sS.-Radio and Repairs

COMPLETE SERVICE FOR RADIO, RE
irigerators, washers. heaters. unall up.
phances. Thrift Stores, Inc, Service
Dept. 100 Dock. Dial 2-3s72
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18

MURDER CHARGES

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-WD
Authorities of two counties today
deliberated over what formal
charge to bring against Thomas
Henry McMonigle, 35-year-old ex-
convict who the FBI said confessed
the kidnap-murder Of l5-year-old
Thora Chamberlain.
The FBI reported that the husky
McMonigle admitted that he lured
the attractive San Jose, Calf,
High school student into his sedan
Nov. 2, shot her to death and
threw her body over 350-foot High
DEVILS slide into an isolated Paci-
fic cove north Of Halt Moon bay.
Navy diving crews directed by
FBI agents were lowered over the
steep cliff where McConigle was
said to have admitted hurting the
girls body, but despite a painstak.
ing and hazardous search Of under
water caves and Jagged shoreline
dashed by a pounding surf, no
body was found.
Sheriff William j. Emig OF
Santa Clara county questioned Nc
Monigle yesterday at San Quentin
prison, where he was held incom-
municado.
Emig reported that the prisoner
denied criminally assaulting and
shooting Thora. McMoniQle nd.
mitted, Enig said, that Thora got
into his car the day she disap-
peared from Campbell High school
after he asked her to direct him
to Santa Cruz.
Emig said McMonigle. former
armored car guard and bus driver,
had been drinking and was hazy
as to what happened during the
time the FBI said he drove Thora
to the coast and killed her with
an automatic pistol.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
1so-Legal

the hereinafter described lands and pre-
misses when and where w. J. r. Canady
Agent, become the last and highest bid
der at and for the sum OF One Hundred
and Fifty-five ($155.O0) Dollars. and that
within ten days thereafter Corinne Brad
ford increased said bid ten per cent, a.
provided by law. Therefore, the under
signed commissioner will, or the oath day
of December 1915, offer for resale ia
the highest bidder. for cash, at the Court
House door in Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, at Twelve O'clock Noon, that Ger.
tain lot or parcel of land lying and beina
in Masonboro Township, New Hanover
County. North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake about 200 feet
West of small pond and South Al
degrees, 10 minutes West, 1914 feet from
large brown stone near the banks Of q
prong of what is now known as Silver
Lake, said stone being the beginning
corner of the G. w. Burnett 100 acre
tract and runs thence South 40 degrees TO-
West 8815 feet with G. w. Buretts SOUTH
ern line to his Southwest corner, just
West of another small pond; thence with
Burnett's Western line North 40 degrees
So West 300 feet to stake: thence North
II degrees TO- East 881.5 fleet to a stake
in the center of the present road and
about 100 feet Southwest from the
bridge between Burnett'st two ponds:
thence South 40 degrees Sc East 800
feet to the Beginning, containing 81
acres.
This. the 7th day Of December. 1915.
J. II. FERGUSON,
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
100000 Needed By City:
For Ne1u Area Facilities

William B. Campbell, attorney
for the City of Wilmington said
yesterday that capital investment
of 100000 will be required to-
furnish utilities and sewerage ia.
cilities to new residents of Whining
ton brought into the city as a re.
suit Of the City Limits Extension
plan.
Relative to the issuance Of bonds
and holding of bond elections.
Campbell said, THE election VIII
be held as early in 1946 as possible.
under law. My office and the bond
attorneys are working toward thai
end" -
OF the entire 100000 overall fig
ure, Campbell breaks down tho
capital investment in this fashion;
$325,00O for extension Of water
facilities, 100000 for extension Of
sewerage facilities, $4,000 TOT
storm drainage, and $4,000 tot:
fire equipment and fire protection.
Il think the bond election. when''
it is held. will be carried by 4 big
majority" Campbell said. "Evep
people who voted against extension,
Of the city limits will vote for tire
bond issue in order to receive the
services they will be paying tos
anyway"
Most Of the 500, 900 will be spent
in the newly-annexed areas. Camp.
bell added, with tie exception ID
some expenditures for fire equip.
ment.
Certain services, not requiring
new equipment, will be extended
to the new areas before the bond
election is held, Campbell said. 3,
Campbell is now awaiting an
answer to letter he dispatched I'd
the bond attorneys last Thursday.
he said yesterday. Consultation
with reputable bond attorneys be-
fore bonds are issued or bond cleo.
tons are held has become virtually
a law-1n-fact, he added.
1.-THE North Carolina Local Gov.
eminent commission oversees the
bond elections Of municipalities"
Campbell said, land 1t requires an.
proval Of {. reputable bond attorney
before they grant towns and cities-
the right to hold elections. In ad.
dition to that, prior consultation
with the attorneys will probably
save the city two or three per cent
in interest, as well as producing g.,
lower competitive bid on the work
to be DONE" Is
Preliminary surveys OF the new
areas still are under way, accord,
ing to j. A. Loughlin, city engi-
neer. Exact requirements for tAa
treas will not be known until the
surveys are complete and maps,
are drawn. ~,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
FRIEND TO DOGS

INDIANAPOLIS W.R-Mrs. J. L.
Smith has let her love of dogs lead
her into what is slmost a full-time
job-without pay. She gets list Of
all the dogs picked up by the Indi-
annapolis dogcatcher. Then she
checks the ads in the newspapers to.
see if the pound has any dog ada
vertised as lost. She informs tae
owner where his dog is. After a
customer has bought a dog from
the pound, she calls up to see If the
dog is happy in it's new home and.
if the family is pleased with its.
pet. Mrs. Smith hi s five dogs ok
her own. r.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
- ,uv, MINGTON STAR

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All cassl'eSta Star and The Wilmington
eIninGoh when one insertion q on
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s.urday 'n ss1sssified ads sold Tor sne
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ae' dsvs-5e pc. word.
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!" fon LESS THAN coo.
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t0' oa arsd toy . special number Of
Ads oIoe. .enoed before expiration will
ngs and s.Urpd for the number Of
me, ad ap lpin,ances must bs made In
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sson al met nu be confirmed BY letter.
tephone. ads ad, stopped must be called
S,iunds on .sree days, otherwise no 3D.
a Win" y,ll be made.
s;tneas.. ,r.Nevs will not b rssponsiois
The s.a man one incorrect insertion.
10, more =. IRE responsible for any adver-
.r will w handled or inserted 40 d.
asnen', r 1ol to publish OF rspublish
.tsr nchii'SS News reserves the hight 10
The Stal racent any advertisement sub
lifted toI ~. not rendered ~ advef-
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tsd the Nv sh,. any attempt 10 defraud
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ca's nato,e 81 N. daily and p n.
s.t,rday,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
16o-Transportation and Storage

JONES TRANSFER, STORAGE, PACK
Ing. Grating. Dial 1928 or 1866 Day
time 6l68 night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of John Macris, late Of New
Hanover County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said John Macris.
to present them to the undersi sned duly
verified, at the office Of Clayton c.
Holmes. Attorney, Trust Building, VIII
mington, North Carolina, on or before
notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. Anyone indebted to said e.
tate will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 10th day Of December 1916
JAMES MACRIS,
Administrator Of the estate Of
John Macris.
Clayton c. Holmes, AttornSS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
ASSEMBLY OPENS

SOFIA, Dec. 17-R)-Bulgaria' s
new National Assembly was con.
vened today with n inaugural ad-
dress by Regent Venelin Ganev,
who called for collaboration with
the United States and Britain so
that "the peace of the Balkans
may finally be guaranteed"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE:
H. Evansom Furniture Exchange. 'AS
Castle. Dial $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
EXECUTRTX, NOTICE

Having qualified as Executrix Of the
Estate of c. F. W. Render, late Of New
Hanover County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the Estate Of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at 12l
North Front Street. Wilmington. N. C.,
on or before the 18th day Of December,
1916, or this notice will be pleaded In
bar of their recovery. Ali persons in
debted to said estate will please make
immediate payment
This 1st day Of December, 1916.
JESSIE c. REHDER,
Txecutrix Of c. 7. w. AEHDER
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18
75-Household Goods

SMALL SHIPMENT TABLE AND FLOOR
lamps. priced $5.95 up. Home Fufn''"se
Company, % Market Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18

LOT 100 ITS NEAR AIRPORT NEW
WrightsvilIe Beach Road. Hughes and
Higgins. Realtors, Wallace Building sro
and Princess. Dial 1851.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-18

FIVE ROOMS, BATH, INSULATED: 2ao2
Park Road, Princess Place. Call mouse
2-2585.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-20
Clifford w. Shedd Gets
Post In Washington
Delmarva Poultry Admin
iStratOr To Assist With
National Set-tJp

Clifford W Shedd, administrator
of the poultry Set-aSide order on
the Delmarva Peninsula for the t..
:. Department of Agriculture, will
be transferred to Washington to
assist in carrying out the same or
der nationally, it was announced
by r. ID. Cronin, northeast field
representative OF the department
dairy and poultry branch
Alfred w. Otte. another member
of the staff of the same branch, has
been assigned to the department
office III Dover to direct operation
OF the set-aside order, which re-
serves poultry for Army purchase.
Ingwald Savoe. member of the
departments school lunch and dis
tributive branch, has been ap-
pointed assistant state director of
the departments Office of Supply.
with headquarters in Wilmington.
Mr. Cronin said Mr. Shedd will
assist Gordon Sprague, national
administrator of the order, in ap-
plying it to the five major broiler
producing sections of the nation.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-20
VI asons Will
Install New
Head Tonight
Ira w. Roe of Harring-
ton Will BE Elevated
TO Ranking Positions;
Master MasOns Invited

Due to unforeseen circumstances
arising at the last moment that did
not allow sufficient time to make
other arrangements. Temple Lodge
No. .. a. +. and \ NJ. OF Milford.
did not complete its full instaila-
tiOn Of officers last Friday night as
scheduled.
The recently organized Past
Masters Association OF Sussex
County Of which the past masters
of Temple Lodge are members.
with Past Grand Master James +.
Pierce as its president, requested
the honor of comforting the past
masters degree upon Worshipful
Master elect Ira W Roe and other
memberS-elect of the Sussex COun-
ty Masonic lodges. In view OF the
fact that the association did not
meet until Tuesday of this week
III Georgetown. this part of TEN
pie Lodge installation was defer
red until this Friday evening. July
20, to comply with the request A
special communication has been
called for Temple Lodge for to-
night, July 20. for the expressed
purpose of installing the wOr-
shipful maSter-tlect
CTurn to Page g Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-20
Pictures of
"Our Babies"
In This Issue
Cuts Furnished by WoltZ
Studios Will Appear
Every Week In The
Milford Chronicle.

Sometime ago representatives OF
the Volt Studios of Des Moines.
Iowa. took a number of pictures
of children residing in this area
Al that time the Milford Chronicle
arranged with the studios to have
cuts of these pictures made and
to run them weekly in the ChrOn
icle This week the first group OF
twelve appears on page two of
this paper. Next week another
group will appear and SO until all
are used
Some of the fathers of the chill
dren appearing from time To time
in this series. we know are serv-
ing in the armed forces. and the
Chronicle will consider il privil-
eye il representative of the fam
lily OF any of these service men
would request us to send an issue
OF the paper carrying the picture
of his child or children to him any
where in the world. This is, pro
viding of course, he is not receiv-
ing a paper at the present time
through paid subscription. In
addition to this the Chronicle will
if requested, send to the service
man absolutely free a small glossy
print, which is some larger than
the picture as il appears in tn,
paper This print is mounted OF
cardboard and suitable for carry
ing in his wallet with no danger O
bending or breaking.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-20
Proclaim Farm Safety
Week For July 22-28
Safety Check-lp Urged BY Every
Farm Family In Nation

A farm safety eheck-up by every
farm family in the nation is the
goal of National Farm Safety Week
as proclaimed by President Tru-
man for July 22-28.
Calling attention to the fact that
tie skill and labor of Americas
farmers is vital factor i'll winning
the war. President Truman said:
Il request all persons and or"ani-
2ations concerned with agriculture
al and farm life to do everything
in their power to educate farm
people i'll the proper precautions
10y which they may eliminate farm
hazards and further urge that
farm people everywhere observe
National Farm Safety Week by
making safety checks i'll their
homes and on their farms"
Following President Truman's S
proclamation. agricultural leaders
throughout the nation endorsed the
second observance of National
Farm Safety Week, which was
inaugurated i'll 1914 by the Nation
al Safety Council.
Secretary of Agriculture Wick
ard said: The success attained by
the nationwide observance Ol
Farm Safety Week last year has
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Milford chronicle., 1945-07-20
&c" Gas Coupon Ends
Around October First
Gas Rationing Chief Con
firms Reports About
Discrimination

r. A. Youngblood. gasoline ra
tioning chief for the Office of Price
Administration this week confirm
ed reports that the use of &c" gas
oline coupons will be discontinued
around October /.
He told reporters that the date
has not been finally decided" but
it was expected to be the latter
part of September or first of Octo-
ber A new gasoline ration period
begins September 81.
Youngblood said OPA decided To
abolish &C" coupons because of the
recent boost of b coupon values
to $50 miles month. AS result.
he said. the line of demarcation
between the two is now pretty
thin"
YoungbloOd emphasized that
drivers in the preferred mileage
class will be allowed as much sup
Elementary mileage gasoline with
"B" coupons as they received Will
&c" coupons.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-20
j. w. Chinn Named To
Racing Commission
Succeeds VIM. =. Potter Whose
Term Expired July Il

Governor Walter W. Bacon has
announced the appointment of Il
new member on the Delaware Rae
ing Commission and the reappOint-
nent Of member of the Delaware
Real Estate commission
Joseph W. thinn. Jr., WeStover
Hills. Il Vice-president and secreta-
ry Of the Wilmington Trust Com
pany, is the new member on the
racing commission, succeeding
William $. Potter, Wilmington at
tOrney whose term expired July Il.
Frederic w kurtZ, Holly Oak.
ice-prcSident of Charles C. kurtZ
and Sons Company. was renamed
by the Governor to a threeyear
term on the real estate commits
sion.
Mr.. Chinn has been associated
with the Wilmington Trust Com
nany Is years. coming here from
Richmond, Virginia, where he
practiced law. He has had his pre-
sent position with the WilminatOn
bank about nine years and before
that was assistant yicp-president
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