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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10

lnije;; zaeno pa je idealna zami.
sci, katero mi lahko brez odla.
sanja sprejmemo in zakljucimo,
da bo ideja kmalu postala tudi
"meso in kri," in Jazz topic pri.
tporoeam, da ma tel seji zaklju'
cimo, da Sc to izvede.
Vincent Cainkar
Stavljen, podpiran in sprejet
je predleg, da Sc porocilo pred.
sednika sprejhe.
| Sledi porocilo podpredsednice,
sestre Josephine Erjavec, poroca
sledece:
Nj mi znan vzrok danasnje Sc
je, radi tega ninam kaj poroea.
ii. Lahko pa porocam, da sta bila
mas lokalni odbor JPO,SS st. 1
in podruznica SANS-a, oba zelo
aktivna zadnje case. Imeli smo
prireditev dne 19. augusta ma
farnem parku, XII je vkljub raz,
MIN zaprekam prinesla 100000
dobicka. Prireditev je bila dobro
obiskana cd prijateljev IL Chi.
cage, La Salle-a ter rojakov il
Jolieta, XII so prihiteli ma dan v
zavesti, da pomagajo nasim po.
trebnim v domovini. Da je ia
prireditev tako .dobro uspela,
gre zasluga vsem nasim organi.
zacijam v Jolietu, moskim in
| zenskim drustvom. Posebna "a
sluga gre odboru, katerega je vo-
dill brat Louis zeleznikar, tajnik
nasega lokalnega odbora in 20.
mozni tajnik KSKJ, nato pred.
sedniku j. L. Jevitz-u sv. Petra
in Pavla st. sc ABB, istotako
bratu Louisu Kosmerlu, pod
predsedniku drustva sv. Jozefa
st. 2 KSKJ, potem bratu F. J.
Vranicarju, glavnemu nadzorni.
ku ABB in sestri Emf Planin.
Sex, lokalni predsednici Sloven.
ske zenske zveze ter mnogo dru,
gim uradnikom. Nj dolgo cd te.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10

odobrili, zaeno pa sklenili, da se
najprej poizvedujemo in dobimo
vec podrobnosti, in ako bodo
fugodne, Sc skliee seja celega od-
bora, da 0 tenn nadalje razprav-
| liza in sklepa.
Najvee radi tega-bratje in
sestra-smo Sc danes tukaj zbra-
Ii. JAZZ sem pisal po vee informa-
CHI ma dotieni urad, obrnil sem
Sc tudi do drugih izkusenih in
zaupanja vrednih oseb "a ma
svet, in cd vseh strani so samo
dobra priporocila, zakar vam
bonn lahko predlozil pismene do
kaze, XII jih imam seboj.
JAZZ mislim, da boste po preei-
tanju predlozenega programa
istega mnenja tudi vsi ostali od-
borniki. Nacrt predvideva veliko
in plemenito delo, XII bo trajne-
ga pomona in JAZZ 81 ne morem
predstavljati bolj idealne stvari
"a investiranje po JPO-SS zbra-
mega denarja, kot &c ga obrnemo
v to svrho. S tenn bono odpomo-
gil eni najveejih potreb " starem
kraju, kajti brez zdravega naro-
da ne more biti blagostanja ne
srecne bodocnosti "a stare do
movino. Tako bono obrnili zbra-
nj sklad "a potrebo in v korist
vseh enako in z nobene strani Sc
nam ne DO moglo upraviceno oci-
tati, da smo delali po prijatelj-
sko ali bill pristransisi. Kajti je-
tika ne pozna razlike in pobira
svoje zrtve med rdecimi prav ta-
ko kot med crnimi in belimi ali
karkoi re Sc zovejo. Potrebno je
predvsem, da narod zivi in da je
zdrav, predno more uzivati hra-
no in nositi ob1eko, katero hi mu
lahko poslali namesto zdravil. In
ma ia naein bono tudi najlazje
izpolnjevali oh ustanovitvi JPO
dane obljube, ter najbolj tocno
izvajali svoj program in vse, kar
smo tako sveeano povedali v
svoji izjavi ma ustanovni seji.
S tenn bo nasa pomoc najvec "a
legla in to DO ostalo kot trajen
spomin ameriskim 'Slovencem.
Kot ze povedano, je ia pro-
gram pametno in dobro zamis-
lien ter prakticno izvedljiv. v
odpomoe DO eni najveejih potreb
in najvecje vaznosti move Slove-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10

ga, odkar smo spet poslali emo
tono stare obleke ma nase rojake
" domovini. V enem letu smo
poslai sest tonov obleke. Moja
edna leila je, da bi Sc S to oble.
ko in denarjen resilo kar maj.
vet eloveskih zivljenj v domo.
vini.
Stavljen, podpiran in sprejet
je predlog, da Sc porocilo sestre
podpredsedniee sprejme.
Sledi poroeilo brata tajnika, XII
Sc glasi:
(Nadaljetanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10
Seio s|ovenske sekcie Jugos|ovonskego
pomoznego odboro.
XII Sc je vrsa IL. septenbra l945 81. uradu KSKJ
Joliet. Illinois

Vincent Cainkar, predsednik
JPO,SS, otvori sejo OBJ >deseti uri
dopoldne.
Ia zapisnikarja je imenovan
Janko N. Rogelj.
Ma sejo SO prisli sledeci: V.
Cainkar, zastopnik SNPJ, J. Ia.
lar, zastopnik KSKJ, J. N. Ro
gelj, zastopnik ABB, J. Gornik
zastopnik SDZ, Josephine Erja.
vec, zastopnica SzZ, L. Jurjovec,
zastopnik ZSZ in F. J. Wedic.
zastopnik DSD.
Pismeno sta Sc oprostila: j
Zakrajsek, zastopnica PS in J,
Grdina, zastopnik SMZ. Nena:
Woo je tudi J. Ermenc, zastop.
mix SPZ-S. Seje Sc je udelezil
tudi F. J. Vranicar, 81. odbornik
ABB, XII je lokalni predsednik
JPO, SIS in Sansove podruznice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10
Porocilo predsednika

Bratje in sestre odborniki:
Kot vam je znano, smo zadnjic
zborovali 9. marca t. l., kar je
re precej dolgo cd tega, in &c bi
ne bilo drugega, bi Sc ze zaradi
tega morali kmalu zopet sestati,
ker odgovornost, XII smo jo dali
slovenskemu narodu ko smo pre-
well svoja odborniska mesta,
zahteva akcijo. Medtem pa so Sc
tudi splosne razmere tako razvi-
le, da je materialna pomoc start
domovini, radi cesar smo organi-
zirani v JPO-SS, ne samo mogo-
ca ,temvec jo nasi trpeci bratje
in sestre tamkaj tudi ze tezko
pricakujejo.
Minilo je re precej casa, kar
Sc je nasa stara domovina osvo.
bodila in zelja mas vseh-vsake.
ga dobrega slovenskega rojaka-
gotovo je, da bi il pomagali z
raznimi potrebscinami in takoj,
zavedujoc Sc, da strasno pri.
manjkuje vsega in da hitra po,
moe najvec zaleze. Mi sno to
tudi poskusali. Skrbno sno med.
tenn zasledovai razvoj razmer
in poskusali ustanoviti potrebne
stike "a dostavo nase pomoci It's
tim in tako kot smo 81 oh usta.
novitvi JPO-SS zamislili in "a
crtali v svoj program. To pa nj
bilo mogoce takoj po osvoboditvi
id Sc dolgo po prenehanju so
vraznosti ne. Zapreke so bile
prevozom po morju in vsled raz
dejanih zeleznic in cest tudi pc
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Formo noprodoi

v Perry, O., ma Turney Rd., OBJ
segajoca 20 akrov; hisa S 5 So
bami, vse udobnosti kot v mestu.
Hlev, kokosnjak in garaza; sad
no drevje in Z akrov hoste. Sc
proda ali zamenja "a dobro hiso.
Istotam Sc proda 100 busljev ko-
ruze, in 10 ton sena. Proda sc ra-
di bolezni. Vprasa sc ma 1880
Miller Ave., Euclid, O., v petek
in soboto.
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suhem ter so vec ali mani Sc Sc
daj, dasi je ondotno ljudstvo
pridno ma delu popravljanjem
cest in mostov in 81 jugoslovan-
ska vlada ma vse pretega priza-
deva, da sprawl vse to v pravi
tir cim pref mogoee. Manjka pa
Jim potrebnega orodja in mate
riala ter drugih takih reci, zlasti
zeleza, ker jim je sovraznik vse
pokradel ali drugace unicil.
Poslednje case pa smo doznali
"a nekaj, CHM mislimo, da Sc
bo dalo prav uspesno premagati
vse take potezkoee in zapreke.
Kot ze znano, je stiriletno boje-
vanje z najstrasnejsim sovrazni-
kom ter vecno stradanje, zmrzo-
vanje in silno trpljenje nasega
ljudstva v starem kraju zapu-
stilo tudi veliko bolezni, zlasti
jetike. Kakor je razvidno liz po-
rocil zavezniskih strokovnjakov,
je vecina mladih ljudi okuzenih
S to boleznijo. Menda nj nebene
hise, da bi ne bill kdo jeticen in
to della oblastem, pa tudi zavez-
niSkirn zdravniskim izvedencem
silno skrbi. Potrebna je torej po-
sebna in skrbno organizirana ak
CHA z modernimi Instrument in
drugimi tehnicnimi pripravami
in pripomocki "a zatiranje jeti-
cne bolezni, in ameriski Slovenci
lahko pri tenn veliko pomagamo.
Kot vam je vec ali mani re
znano, Sc UNRRA, oziroma ko-
misija te ameriske organizacije
"a rehabitulacijo po vojni utrpe-
lih dezel ze resno bavi tenn
problemom v Jugoslaviji. Tukaj
pa je skupina zdravniskih stro-
kovnjakov ma pobudo cd ekseku-
tive Zdruzenega odbora Ameri-
kancev jugoslovanskega porekla
ze tudi izdelala nekak analiticni
program "a kontrolo tuberkulo-
re v starem kraju, katerega kopi-
jo sem prejel tudi JAZZ kot pred
sednik vase organizacije.
Kot boste lahko razvideli po-
zneje, Sc ia program deli v tri
razlicne sestave in vsak sestav
vrsi drugacno funkcijo, ki pa SO
naravno v svojem namenu tesno
povezani drug z drugim. Pc
skrbnem precitanju tega pro-
grama sem prisel do zakljucka,
da vsebuje nekaj idealnega "a
tamosnje potrebe in. kar bi mora
Ii verno podpreti vsi ameriSki
Slovenci, in kar je prislo kot ma
lasc "a mas JPO. @ tenn sem Ia
| koj sporocil Sc br. tajniku in br.
blagajniku, nakar sTno inaei Sc
stanek nas treh in stvar skApno
razmotrivali. Dopadla Sc nam je
vsem in v principu smo jo takoj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10
Pohistvo noprodoi

in dobi Sc tudi stanovanje S a
sobami in kopalnico. Ogledate 81
lahko med 10. uro zjutraj in l.
uro popoldne, ter " soboto in ne
deljo dopoldne. Vprasa Sc ma
6718 St. Clair Ave, zgoraj. :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10

yLVU<IlCBll uMl&IICNl IlQl VUIlG CVGl
1895 Street Chicago e, III. r..
zadnI prvD konyenciu SANS,
ceveiandu hvoljeni edec uradn odborni Giant s
sega odbora: r. :
castni predsednik: LOUIS ADANHC, Milford, NJ J.
castna podprednia: MARIE PRIsIND 1904 Dillingham; Avenue
Sheboygan
j. g.
CLAM EKSEKUTIyE:
Predsednik: ETBN Mich
podpredednk: ROGE Cleveland O.
podpreddnik: FRED WIDER 2s57 So Lawndale Chicago g.
Tank G KUHEI. w. St, Chicago e. III.
Blagank Chicago H.
zapsukar JACOB ZUPAN 14oo So Lombard Berwyn. nj
ANTON KRAPENC, 1886 W.. P1, Chicago III.
LEOPOLD KUsHI4AN e4os Cleveland g. Ohio
ALBINA NovAK, GILT ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland 3, ohie.
FRANK ZAITZ, 2so1 So. Lawndale Ave, Chicago "a, Ill
NADZORM ODBOR
LOUIS ZELEZNIKAR predsednk Chicago Joliet Ill
JOSIE zAKRAJsEK, 1903 Cleveland 3, Ohio.
JOSEPH ZAvERTNK, 800 Tenany Rd, Engewood, n J.
ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEVC, 1890 St, Sheboygan. wis.
JOSEPH DURN, 1905 Waterloo Rd Cleveland TO- Ohio.
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, 527 No. Chicago St, Joliet I'LL
THERESA GERZEL. 334 w. Ahquippa, Pa
ANTON HORZEN, Route No. 4, Princeton ILL.,
ANTHONY JERsIN, 4676 Washington St, Denver, Colo.
REV. MATH KEBE, 223-57th St, Pittsburgh Pa
FRANK KLUNE, 604-3rd St. N. w, Chisholm Mimi
HELENA KUsAR, 1886 So. Keniworth Ave, Berwyn Ill.
KATHERINE KRAINz 1883 Hawthorne Detroit Mich
JOHN KvARTICH, all Station St, Bridgevlle Pa.
POLLOCK, 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
LUDVIK MUTZ Brooklyn N. Y.
ANTOINETTE Addison Cleveland Ohio
THERESA sPECK, 1858 Rosa Ave, st. Louis 16, Mo.
VALENTINE sTROJ, 1o4o N Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind
STONICH 1884 Cedar St, Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW VIDRICH, Ave, Johnstown,
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. Bldg, Ely, Mimi
JOSEPH ZORC, 1O45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago, ILL.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10
Kniigovodkinio

dobi sluzbo v trgovini S pohist-
vom in hisninni potrebscinami.
Poklicite MU Alp.
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Naprodajj

je kombinacijska pee ma pre-
mog in plin. Poizve Sc po pc
ii uri zvecer ma 5OO2 Harlem
Ave., cd E. 55 St., blizu Rich
man Bros. tovarne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-10
Mali ogIasi
De:kIe.

stare II let, zanesljivo in poste-
no, zei dobiti sluzbo "a varstvo
-otrok, 'eez dan ali OBJ vecerih. Po-
kicite GA 1915.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Group Holds
Benefit Bridqe

A BRIDGE LUNCHEON was
held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Hartway,
2635 Shore Drive, in Schmidt's
subdivision, under the auspices
of Lady Margaret Knitting
group, for the benefit of the tu-
berculosis clinic Of Kings
aughters The proceeds
amounted TO $l7.25.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
George Brutyn and Mrs. Frank
Wise, Of Detroit, Mrs. Ernest
Reinhold, Mrs. Clarence Stoner
and Mrs. Hattie Cramer, of Mt
Clemens.
Mrs. II. McPhee, of New Jer-
sey, was a guest.
MR.. AND MRS. II. McPHEE,
of Roselee Park, N. j.. are guests
at the. r. S. Mckenzie home at
Z6I9 Jefferson.
THE MILES MCKEE family
OF Washington, DC. are at the
home of Mrs. McKee's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Kelly.
They will leave Saturday for
Broken Rocks on Lake Huron to
spend the rest of the summer.
THE VERSATILE CLUB met
last evening with Mrs. Albert
Miller Highland avenue. Cards
were played with prizes awarded
to Mrs. Arthur Prosch. Mrs. Clar-
ence Schmidt and Mrs. Clarence
Stark. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Stark.
80 Huron avenue July ,18 at 8
o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
+ Wkh the Color, y

Louis Ludeman, who live at 81
High street, Mount Clemens. He
recently accidentally met his
brother-in-law, Pvt. Russell
Madaus, somewhere in France.
Pvt. Madaus. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Madaus, Route No. I.
Mount Clemens. Is the husband
of Ludemans sister, Florence.
PFC. RAYMOND e. TITUS
Of the 407th Infantry, has been
awarded the Meritorious Serv-
ice Unit Plaque for superior per-
formanceSof duty in the perform
ance Of exceptionally difficult
tasks and for achievement and
maintenance of high standards
of discipline. He is now entitled
to wear an embroidered gold
wreath on his right sleeve.
PVT. EDWARD JOHN COT
TRELL, 10 Ahrens street, is re-
turning home from Europe.
where he served with the 9th
Air Force, 9th Army Division.
for 10 months. He participated
in the Normandy, Northern
France and Germany campaigns.
Pvt. Cottrell wears the Good
Conduct Medal and the ETC
ribbon with 3 bronze stars.
S/SERGT. PERS HING p.
PELTIER, son of Mrs. William
Palmer, 165 North Broadway, is
expected home on furlough
from Europe. He served overseas
~ months and wears the Expert
Combat Badge, American De-
Tense Ribbon. Good Conduct
Ribbon, Purple Heart. ETC Rib
bon with 4 battle stars and the
Bronze Stars Medals. Sergt.
Peltier is attached TO the 28th
Infantry of the 9th Division.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Couple Married
in Mt. Clemens

WAR EN- - A wedding in
Mount Clemens on July 2 united
in marriage Donna June Wilde.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. M. M.
Wilde of Ten Mile road. Center
Line and Robert c. Smith, Mo.
M. M. third class, USNR, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith of
Washington avenue. Warren.
DR.. Wilde Is a member of the
active staff Of st. Joseph's hos
pital in Mount Clemens.
Rev, Cadman Prout of Royal
Oak Methodiss Church officiated
At the evening ceremony.
The bride wore a powder blue
dressmaker suit of soft summer
wool with white accessories and
q corsage of white roses Topped
with tulle.
Jacqueline Wilde was her sis
ter's only attendant and chose
an eyelet embroidery frock in
frosty white with q corsage Of
gardenias and pink rosebuds.
Cpl. Robert Streefkirk. who
recently returned from overseas
was best man.
A reception was held at the
brides home following the cere-
monY and the couple spent sew
eral days in Detroit prior to his
departure for reassignment on
July 7. The bridegroom is the
holder of six battle stars and has
also been awarded the silver
ST. He has been in service in
the American, Asiatic and Phil
ippine theatres. Cpl. Streefkirk
is the holder of the Purple Heart
and is now stationed at the U. S.
Army hospital in West Virginia.
MRS. KIRK HAGER Of Alex
andria, Va, who Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Kindra, was the honor guest at
a luncheon Tuesday at the Stat
Ter Terrace room when Mrs.
John Rishel of Detroit entertain
ed, Mrs. Kindra also attended
the luncheon. On Saturday Mrs.
E. l.. Hassell entertained for Mrs.
Hager.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN BRETT
MEYER have received word
from their son, Pfc. Harry Brett
meyer, that he has arrived at
Camp Patrick Henry, Va. Pvt.
Breitmeyer has been In Ger
many with the Eighth division
of the First Army since March of
this year. He expects to be
home soon.
ANN SIC JEROME w. us
CHERK has spent a weeks leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome A. Zischerk, $50 Tele-
graph road. He returned Satur-
day to the Navy Aviation Station
at Ottumwa Ia.
DELMAR FLOYD McDAN-
TEL, %, husband of Mrs. Fannie
c. Mcdaniel Of Route /, WASH
ington, is receiving his initial
indoctrination at the u. S. Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes,
Ill.
THREE MICHIGAN SAILORS
who are still together after three
years OF duty in the United
States and overseas are Barney
A. Celka, yeoman nc, Route l.,
Mount Clemens; Patrick j. Bar
rett, yeoman &c, Alpena; and
Harold A. Schwocho, yeoman
Nc, Detroit.
CASS BRINK, pharmacists
mate &c, is stationed on a South
Pacific Island at q hospital under
construction. He is the son OF
Mrs. Edna Brink, OF 81 Wells
street.
TISGT. E. M. (JACK) COPE
LAND has received his discharge
from the armed forces on the
basis of 107 points earned in So
months in uniform. He spent q
months in the European theatre
with the Air Force, earning six
battle stars and a unit citation.
He was formerly stationed at
Selfridge Field, and is married
10 the former Mary Ann Great
house. They will leave shortly
for Oklahoma to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Copeland in
Sand Springs, Okla.
MAJOR MALCOLM MOORE,
former well-known Mac o m b
county newspaperman, has just
been named executive officer Of
an air base in Hawaii. This new
position is in addition TO the pos
itions of public relations and
plans and training which he has
been holding for some time. Ma
jor Moore, whose wife an d
daughter Barbara Ann live on
Grove Park avenue, has had
three and one-half years of over
seas duty.
CPF. LOUIS LUDEMAN. Jr.,
19-year-old Ihfantryman wound
ed during the victorious sweep
across Europe, has been award
ed the Purple Heart. The young
soldier, attached to the 7th US.
Army, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Club Members fleet

THE JOLLY DOZEN club met
last evening with Mrs. Marian
Bloomer at her home In Fraser
Mich. Games were played, prizes
went to Mrs. Loren Mead, Mrs.
Ben Lipson and Mrs. Delmer
Sheets. Mrs. Joseph Stark won
the house prize and trave prize
went to Mrs. Lipson.
The next meeting will be held
az the home of Mrs. Carl John
son, Roosevelt drive, Selfridge
Homes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

nard Kunold, Mrs. William Babe
Miss Matilda Mallast and Mrs.
b. F. Hagen. The next meeting
Viii also be a picnic. on August
] at 1890 o'clock al the home of
Mrs. Gettgen, 2530 Hall road.
ST ANNE'S GUILD OF ST
Peters parish has made plans
for pot luck picnic to be held
Thursday, July 10. at the home
OF Mrs. Caroline Foley, Elizabeth
road. at II o'clock. This is for
members only.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Dorcas Society Aids
Zion Youth Project

DORCAS SOCIETY members
voted SIS to be given to the
youth fund within the church,
at the meeting held Tuesday with
Mrs. Otto Mallast.
Thirty-six members and five
guests were present at the meet
ing, a pot luck picnic. Cards fol-
lowed the business meeting with
prizes going to Mrs. Otto Mallast,
Mrs. William Gettgen, Mrs. Ber-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

MR.. AND MRS. HARRY ".
ODLE and sons, Tommy and
Jimmy. will leave Saturday 10
spend two weeks at their cottage
On Crystal Lake near Carson
City.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

ELMER FALKENHAGEN, 1874
South Walnut street, is GONZALES
cling satisfactorily from q major
operation he ndIrwe nt in
Woman's Hospital in Detroit on
Monday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

CPF. LOUIS LUDEMAN, Jr.,
19-year-old Ihfantryman wound
ed during the victorious sweep
across Europe, has been award
ed the Purple Heart. The young
soldier, attached to the 7th US.
Army, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-01
CASES
ARE CONTINUED

The case of Charles E. Franks,
10, and Joseph A. Garrett, II,
charged with breaking and enter
ing and larceny and receiving was
continued until today in recorders
court yesterday. Their bond was
set at $1,000 each.
The pair were accused Of break
ing in store at 802 South Third
street, and taking mems socks
and cartons of cigarettes alleged
to be property of James B. Cav
anaugh, of 5l8 South Second street.
The case Of w. S. Davis, 38, of
Lake Forest, charged with en-
bezzelment was continued until
May 10. He was accused, of, con-
verting to his own use $18 al
legedly belonging to Fountain F.
Davis.
Van Skipper, 81, charged with
assault with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill, was given a four
months suspended farm sentence.
He was placed on probation for
two year.
He was convicted Of assaulting
Mrs. Van Skipper of ia North
Eighth street by drawing a gun
on her and threatening to kill her.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-01

1S0.-Legal.

are Plaintiffs, and Herbert Nixon and
wife, Annie Nixon, ct al. are defend
ants, the undersigned will, on Monday
May 2lst 1945, at IL O'clock Noon, at
the Court House door Of New Hanover
County, sell at public auction, for cash,
to the highest bidder, all that certain
lot or parcel of land lying and being in
Hanover and State of North Carolina
described as follows, to-wit:-
BEGINNING at Black Gum Stump
on the run of Sturgeon Creek, at the
intersection Of a small Branch, Paldo
Sharpless corner, thence with Sharp
less line and Branch a northeast direc-
ton so poles to 4 stake. c. c. Bordeaux
line, thence with Bordeaux's line North
degrees East Sc holes to pine in the
Mare Bluff line. thence with said line
North so degrees East a poles to a Black
Gum or Stake in the dividing line be-
tween John Casteen and e. C. Bordeaux
thence with said dividing line North Ia
degrees West So poles to stake in said
me, thence South 80 degrees West 12s
poles to stake in the dividing line be-
tween 5. Blossom and John Casteen
thence with said line South 10 degrees
East W poles to the Holly Shelter main
ROAD. thence with said Road North rs de-
sfees East 81 poles to a Black Gum ire.
on the run of Sturgeon Creek. Edw.rd
sharpless' corner, thence with the various
courses OF the said Creek to the hegjn-
ning, containing IS acres, more or less.
less about IL acre of land conveyed r.
": !: Hansley and Jesse casteen BY deed
ostea January 2sth, 1915, and recorde
m m BOOK 81, page AS. of the Registry
OF New Hanover County,
Dated and posted this 18th dav ~ A,,,;,
| 1945. Ao'' 0ay Oh April
G. c. MCINTYRE. commiss;,n.r
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-01
$500, 100000 Food
Bill Is Approved,
Sent To President

WASHINGTON, April 3o.-(P)-
Congress sent to the White House
today a bill granting approximate
ly $500, 100000 to the Agriculture
Department for the 1916 fiscal
year
The action followed Senate adop-
ton of a conference report on the
measure, after lacking $189,291 1927
onto the House bill and winning
house approval The biggest adj
dition was $4,000, 900 for purchase
of soil conservation materials to
be furnished farmers in the first
six months of 1896. Also added
was 100000 for construction of
forest roads and trails needed for
the war-booming lumber industry.
The measure also provides
S14, 1873, $50 for the extension serv-
ice: S7,547,500 for experiment. sta
tons and $14,986,4 72 for the War
Food Administration.