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Find Method of
Saving Beauty
Oelicately Tinted Flowers
May Be Preserved in
Natural Colors.

WASHINGTON. - A process by
which the most delicately tinted
wildfiower or rainbow hued crusta-
cean may be preserved indefinitely
in its natural color has been de-
veloped by an agricultural depart
ment scientist in Washington, D. c.,
and specimens are now on display
at the national museum.
This preservation method, created
by G. R. Fessenden, specialist in
plant preservation, is the first time
the fugitive colors in nature have
been preserved" according to DR..
Waldo Schmitt, head curator of BIZ
ology at the museum.
Until now scientists using alcohol
as a preservative have contended
with faded, yellowed, and often dis
torted specimens, many of which
would d%iSintegrate at the slightest
jar. There was no way to depict
faithfully the color of a flower, the
effects of plant diseases, or the raw
ages of pests, because the ordinary
preserved specimen is brown or
discolored. Color photographs or
paintings yer the only means of
reproducing natures colors.
Stay Fresh Looking.
Preserved by the Fessenden proc
ess, a -croSS-Section of a strawberry
remains red and fresh looking. Au-
tumn leaves retain their incompar-
able c%olors, a tiny, brightly col
ored hermit crab looks just as it
did when picked up at the seashore
in 1899, and a plague ravaged al
falfa leaf shows its wounds in
meticulous detail, in clear plastic
cases safe from dust, mildew, in
sects, or mechanical injury.
The process begins with the use
of a mild preservative in concen-
trated form, Mr.. Fessenden eX-
planned. The fresh specimen may
either be treated by putting it into
the preserving fluid while still fresh
or it may be pressed carefully and
dried before the preservative is APP
1t is cured, preferably under
refrigeration, so plant engines may
be rendered inactive.
The specimen is then dehydrated
by the use of a d%esciccant, or dry
ing agent, to remove any remaining
water. Then it is put into its final
mount by encasing it between
plates of moisture resistant plastic.
Keep Indefinitely.
indications are" says Mr.. Fes-
sender, who began work on the
process in 1928, that when sealed
INTO the plastic in such a way that
all free moisture is excluded, pre-
served specimens will retain their
appearance indefinitely under indoor
lighting conditions"
The success of the FesSenden
method opens many possibilities for
he future. Science professors may
demonstrate to their students by
lctual example the findings of the
,ast. County agents may show
.rmers precisely how to recognize
he beginnings of costly and dan
.erous crop plaques in time to avert
hem. A rare or unique orchid or
ven a goldfish may be preserved in
IS original beauty for %posterity.
A poison ivy leaf, preserved in its
isarmingly bright garb, will serve
, educate nature lovers who I'M
yittingly gather the treacherous
oliage to enhance their wild bou-
uets.
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Durable OilclOth

To make table oilcloth more salts
factory and durable, clean well and
then rub occasionally with a liquid
wax. Polishing we'll will prolong
the life of the cloth indefinitely.
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Protect WOOlenS

On wet days, protect your wool
clothes with an umbrella or rain
coat. A soaked wool coat is sell
dom the same again. If wool clothes
get wei or muddy, dry them slowly
at room warmth-never close to a
stove or radiator. When dry, brush
clean.
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Saves Goat

1t saves a wool coat to unfasten
or loosen the fastenings when you
sit in it long. This lessons stretch
ing at shoulders and hips.
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Want
"A Id $
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS HERE

NOTICE-ALL CLASSIFIED ADS
MUST BE PAID FOR IN AID
VANCE UNLESS YOU HAVE AN
ACCOUNT HERE.
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Brush WOolenS

Brush Woolens
It's well to brush a wool coat or
dress after each wearing, and to
let it air a while.
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Skyline Eversharp Fountain Pen
lost. Gold top, brown bottom. Re-
ward So. Louise Dixon phone
331-J. 1tp
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FOR SALE-Large size gas heater.
See Herbert Boese, 410 4th ave..
1-17-2tp
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FOR SALES acres, improvements,
one mile west on Highway 10. See
B. H. VanBuren. ZIP
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WANTED-Dishwasher also chore
boy. Yellowstone Cafe. 12-13-tf
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LOST-Around Laurel, greyhound
pup, tan, about 6 mo. old. Reward.
D. F. Cunningham. 1-17-2tp
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FOR SALE and 7 room houses
in Laurel. See LOhof or phone
Thompson Yards at 70. 12-13-tf
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HOUSE FOR SALE. Joe Bourne,
Laurel Cafe. 1t
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Machine made buttonholes. Phone
1851, All Fourth Ave. 1tp
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FOR SALE water tank, 1 cistern
pump, l engine Oh. p, 2 rolls OF
hog wire, l incubator, 1 brooder
house and broOder, l hay rake, L
mower 5 it,, 1 two-bottom trac-
tor pillow. Carl o. Durr, 3 miles
west of Laurel on Thornton place.
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FOR SALE-1O acres, improve
ments, close in; $4,000 down, bal
ance like rent. Phone 580-J.
1-10-3tp
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LOST-Brown billfold containing
50 and pictures at theatre. Finder
call 156 for reward. Lost Sunday
afternoon. tip
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Acting UffIcer
Robert ]. Thorburn, acting
probation officer ....... 10000
Board adjourned.
Approved: .CHAS. E. WICKS.
Chairman.
Attest:
GEO. G. OSTEN, Clerk.
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Zahvala

Tenn potion Sc najsrcneje "a
-hvaljujeva raasim stevilnim pri-
3jateljem in znancem, kateri SO
mas presenetili Oh sprilllii nase
26aetniee tsrebrne poroke.
" prvi vrsti Sc n1ora1no IA.
+ivaliti nassnu svalu in svalsi.
Mi, Mr.. sin Mrs. Markc6ic, Mrs,
'annie sErjarec, Parlsgrove Ave
Mrs. Mary Erjavec, sGrs. Pau.
line 1Galtuc, Mrs. Enz,aa Hra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-01
Z;apis11ik
seje JPo.SS. Xxi Sc je ,vrsila
8. raarca l945 Y prostorih
SNpJ viChicago. Ill.
(Naddljevanje)

BIZ. cainkar pravi, da Sc ma
to vprasanje ne da tako ma krat.
ko odgovoriti ter pojasni, lkako
Sc je takoj po napadu ma Jugo-
slavijo Y spomladi 1041 zacelo
1.-Two gibanje % ustanovitev spo-
mozne organizacije "a stari kraj,
in de je bill namen Cd vsega "a
cetka, de bi inleli skupno jugo.
slovansko polnozno akcijo. " tc
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Moderni dom0vi

& -
10 "a s11aoderna stanovanja,
|vkljub temu, da SO do sedaj
stanovali vedno tu okrog tova-
rem in v navadnih lesenih in
starih domovih, so 81 v zadnjih
letih, ko so dorasli njihovi sino-
wi in hcere, uredili svoje domo-
I've v najbolj moderne domoye,
spremenili so stanovanja zno-
traj v udobne sobe in v iste ma
kupili 'najbolj moderno pohis-
two. Tega sem Sc preprieal ma
slastne oci v hisah," XII so ostale
ina pogoriscu neposkodovane, to
ESQ sdrtizine John 5Ausec in An
ton Mlakar. liz tega Sc razvidi,
tla so itudi drugi, katerih hise
80 zgorele, iimeli prav tako mo-
derno zboljsanje fise; po ma
1vadi sosedje posnemajo drug
drugega, noben noce biti zadnji.
Radi atega iahko razumemo, da
fso inneli pogorelci vec 5skode ra-
Edi ognja v hisah, nego s hisamj
ma zul1anji pogled.
iDrukina Maver:: Ia je lasto-
lvala ahiso 1859 e. 81 st. potem
pa kupila cd Sterletovih ma tvo-
(galu 3. 81. st. in Carry Ave. Do
elm je zgorelo poslopje ma vo-
|galu, ,je bila Rhisa zadaj ma Car
ny Ave. lie leloma poskodovana
Mr.. Maver nj hotel dolgo caka-
|fti; vedel je, da je ttreba zaviha-
Eti rokave in Sc oprijeti della ;
Ezasul je ma pogoriscu klet IS zern-
lljo in zacel saditi travo in tcvet-
lice. 5Obenem je dal :kontraktor-
ju Mr.. Jansu, da mu je moi
Estersko naredil (popravil) ahiso
ma Carry Ave.
Dale je Mr.. Maver: Sc preku-
)pil spogorisce, XII je bila last Mrs.
Petkovsek ter je poleg njegove-
ga donna in 'bo sedaj il vsega
tega naredil sijajen VOCAL lepih
nasadov in cvetlic, XII bodo kra-
sill who'd ma e. 81 St.
Tudi Mlakarjevi MISC dolgo
cakali. Cd dveh strani so Sc ma
valile podrtije ma njih prijazno
hiso, Xxi je vkljub ,temu ostala
neposkodovana. Treba je bile
|'najeti vozove, da so odpeljali po.
drtije proc. Mlakarjevi bodo il
pogorisea v ospredju naredili
lep vrt in hiso " ozadju naredili
modernejso.
Ia prihodnjo nedeljo je oh.
ljubljeno, da DO dospelo okrog
100 naladih oseb OBJ 10. uri do.
poldne, da bodo poeistili stare
zelezje ma E. 81. scesti. To bo IT,
poslovala n1lajsa mestna trgov.
ska zborniea z dnem, ko Sc zac-
ne ciscenje. Dale DO ostalo :se
delo, da Sc zaglihajo kleti in da
Sc odstrani ozgano ogrodje. Sc
mnogo bo della in tudi stroskov,
predno DO vse pripravljeno "a
zidanje novih his. Vec ljudi sc
je priglasilo "a zidanje novih
his.
y Vee o tenn porocana prihod.
njic.
. Anton Grdina
~ = ..... -
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Mrs. Mary zakrajsek, Mr. il
Mrs. C. Larnpe, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Vidrich, Mr.. ia Mrs. Louis
Gricar, Miss Mary Jlogar, Mr..
in Mrs. Tolar, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
ISkotin, Mr.. in Mrs. Tony Tren-.
mel, Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Dragok-
Isle, Mr.. in Mrsc Tony Simcic fa-
Imily, Mr.. in Mrs. Morel, Mr.. ia
Mrs. John Matjazic family, Mr..
in Mrs. Anton Mihelich, Mr.. in
Joe Lonchar, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Salamant, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Princic, Mrs. Pauline Kenda,
Mrs. Krecic, Mr.. in Mrs. John
lf4abat, Mr.. in Mrs. IA. Ieskovec,
Mr.. in Mrs. j. Marolt, Mr.. Joe
Strazisar, Mr.. Joe Leskovec, Mr..
Frank Leskovec, Mr.. in Mrs.
Vinko Godina, Mr.. in Mrs. Jos.
Siskovic, Mr.. in Mrs. Emil Ma
ras, Mr.. in Mrs. John Balls, Mr..
lin Mrs. John eek, Mlad. zboru
ESDD, DIR. Utopians, Mr.. in Mrs.
G. tSkebe, Mr.. in Mrs. L. Cerni-
Egoy, Mr.. in Mrs. JOS. Fera, Mr..
in Mrs. Jos. Samsa, Mr.. in Mrs.
Leo Grayzar, Mr.. in Mrs. Mary
Bradach, Mr.. in Mrs. Jas. Pla-
ninc, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Kretic,
Mr.. in Mrs. JOS. Skocaj, Mrs.
Frances Muzic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frances Hitti, MIR. in Mrs. Rose
Paulich, Mrs. Fora Jancic, Mrs.
,Rudman, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Race, Mr.. in Mrs. Kosic Arcade,
Mr.. in Mrs. Ralph Skolar, Mr..
in Mrs. JOS: France, Mrs. Cecilia
Pirih, Mr.. in Mrs. Girl Runner,
Mr.. in Mrs. A. Baraga, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Bencic, Mr.. Frank
Ipavec, Mrs. Mary Skvarca, Mr..
Jerry Gorenc, Mr.. in Mrs. Sc
zun, Mr.. in Mrs. Frances Kov-
fcic, Mrs. Leopolda Jerkic, Mr..
in Mrs. James Sepich, Mrs. Ma
Try Gregoric, MIR. in Mrs. Anton
Jankovic, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Ko-l
sic, Mr.. in Mrs. Andy Benedict,
Mr.. in Mrs. Vincent Coff, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Tomsich, Mr.. in
Mrs. Louis Rozatic, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Paulin, Mr.. in Mrs. John.
ELokar, Mr.. lin Mrs. Frank Ia,
fired, Mr.. in Mrs. JOS. 1Cinkole,.
Mr.. in Mrs. Pete Conte, Mr.. in
Mrs. Pete Dolinar, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Cercik, Mr.. Frank Debe-
lax, Mrs. Mary Henikman, Mr..
in Mrs. A. Cole, Mr.. in Mrs. J..
Hokavar, Mr.. in Mrs. j. 5Perko,
Mrs. L. .Ogrinc, Mrs. F. Tom
sic, Mr.. in Mrs. Strukel,. Mrs.
Ed. Krapenc, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Gu
banc, Mrs. Frances Bradach,
Mr.. in Mrs. p. tSterin, Mr.. in
Mrs. u. Cigic, Mr.. in Mrs. L..
Opara, Mr.. in Mrs. Palek, Mr..
in Mrs. Jos. Kline.
Dragi prijatelji! Nedelje 81,
januarja 1915 ne bova nikdar
pozabila. Ostala mama DO v trai-5
Enemu asponinu, kajti to je bill
dan, XII ga clovek sploh ne mo-
re pozabiti in prosimo, da ako
lie pomotoma kaksno ime izpu-
Esceno, da mama to oprosti, ter
bova tudi midva oh slicni prili-
Xxi vam pripravljena vrniti.
Torej Sc enkrat najlepsa hva-
la vsem, kateri ste kolickaj pri,
pomogli k temu. Pozdravljeni!
Mr., in Mrs. Frank Marash,
oskrbnika Slov. del. donna,
ma Waterloo iRd.
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lpfedstavnikov slovenskih, trvat-
lskih in srbslkih podpornih orga-
Inizacij, ki Sc je vrsil kmalu "a
tenn Y Clevelandu. 1deja je bila
v principu odobrena in izvolili
smo tudi potrebni odbor "a vod-
stvo skupnih iposlov, vsaka ma
rodnost pa mai bi irnela svoj cd
delek ali sekcijo za Fboljso agi-
tacijo in zbiranje prispevkov
med svojimi rojaki, ker smo
smatrali, da DO ma ia nacin vec-
il uspeh. Razdiralne sile, XII so
razdvajale aeprej vstarem kra-
ju in ki SO prinesie jugoslovan-
skemu ljudstvu toliko gorja, 80
medtem dosegle tudi n as in
ustvarile med Hrvati in Srbi ta-
ke razmere, da je 'bilo skupno
delo "a iprecej casa nemogoce.
Zadnje case pa Sc odnosaji ugod-
no spreminjajo, zlasti odkar je
ustanovljen WRFASSD, katero
organizacijo podpirajo mnogi
Hrvati in SEr b i in nekateri so
prispevali ze velike vsote. One
MIA, kako je pred kratkim ma
banketu, XII Sc je vrsil v New
Yorku v prid jugoslovanske po-
nome akcije, predsednik HBZ
obljubil $100,OOO IL pomoznega
sklada, XII ga zbira omenjena
organizacija "a nakup potreb-
sein, XII Sc bodo poslale skozi
WRFASSD stari kraj. 50
Dale pravi br. Cainkar, da
so Hrvatje naKupili veliko oble-
ke in eevljev in drugih stvari v
nekem skladiscu, kjer so bile
tudi mike Gene. Napis ma zabo-
jih, v katerih Hrvatje posljejo
to robo v Jugoslavijo je, da je
to cd pomozne akcije Hrvatske
bratske zajednice.
Grdina odgovarja, da je ME
mu znano, kako in v koliko sc
Srbi brigajo "a tisti novi odbor.
Hrvatje da, Srbov pa je kaj
majhen odstotek. Mega to ne
| zanima, koliko so zbrali sskupaj
posamezniki, pac pa koliko so
dali organizirani Hrvatje in Or
ganizirani Srbi. Hrvatje SO or
ganizirani " Hrvatski bratski
zajednici, Srbi v Srbskem ma
rodnem savezu, Slovenci pa two
rimo skupaj vec organizacij.
Koliko so torej prispevai cd
teh? Pravi, da Hrvatje so res
obljubili, toda, kakor je bio po-
tenn v javnosti porocano, so sli
sami vprasat v Washington, &c
res ne morejo posiljati v stari
kraj, ne da bi sc pridruzili tiste-
mu odboru ali organizaciji v
New Yorku. Ko Jim je bilo v
Washingtonu pojasnjeno, da
lahko sami posljejo, so Sc po-
tenn umaknili. Zato hoee imeno-
ma vedeti, koliko so dali orga-
nizirani Hrvatje in istotako or
ganizirani Srbi.
K besedi Sc .priglasi sestra
Zakrajsek ter pojasni Grdinatu,
da ko sc je ~. septembra orga-
niziral WRFASSD, so razne
Egrupe eobljubile, da bodo podpi-
rale to organizacijo, tudi Mr..
fButkovic je izjavil, da imajo
zbranih ze mad 100000.
Br. Zaiar pravi, da je lahko
obljubiti, pa ne dati. Pravi: Mi
Fnismo mic sobetali, dali pa s,no
$25,0OO kar hkrati.
l
Br. Rogelj odgovarja Grdina-
tn glede Srbov. Pravi, da :je bill
svojecasno " tPittsburghu, .kjer
je cakal ma neko zborovanje in
tam prisel v silk z 81. tajnikom
Srbskega narodnega saveza, XII
je rekel, da SO Srbi poslali S15,-
900 ma jugoslovansko poslanis-
two, oziroma ma Fotica, "a po-
moe Cd vojne prizadetim.
lDalje prihodnji6)
1 znh S,n L.
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! y |
|penc in Mrs. Fany Wolf, kateri
| 80 Sc najvec trudili, da 50 riaiu
Etako iznenadili.
Najlepsa hvala tudi zenske-
mu odseku SID "a Nth pozrt-
vovalnost V kuhinji, kjer je bio
vse tako okusno pripravljeno,
|da Je bila v resnici prava Object.
Ne rl1oreva pozabiti tudi Mr..
.Iseandra Makuc in Mrs. Lorise
hErjavec, kako SO mas sprawl Cd
donna in kako Sc je mudilo, ma
West Side. Hvala "a free ride.
Hvala tudi direktoriju SID "a
nalklonjenost. Dale zahvala gre
Istudi sledecim naaim prijateljem
in sicer:
Mr.. in Mrs. JOS. Mackovec,
Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Valencic, Mr..
in Mrs. Leander Makuc, Mr.. in
Mrs. John sGonibac, Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Lemut, Mr.. in Mrs. Vid
Jancic, Mr.. in Mrs. Sam Zivko-
vich, Mr.. in Mrs. John Godina,
Mr.. in Mrs. JOS eph Valencic,
Mr.. in Mrs. Matt Dolenc, Mr.. in
Mrs. Rudy Tomsich, Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Artel, Mr.. in Mrs. JOS.
Kovich, Mr.. in Mrs. Pete Che
sen, Mr.. in Mrs. Friend Of Che
sen, Mr.. in Mrs. John Ribalj,
Mrs. Rose Ivancic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Andy Rijavec, Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Merhar, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Zaubi, Mrs. Chandek, Mr.. in
Mrs. Andy. Sturm, Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Zakrajsek, Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Dramasa, Mr.. in Mrs.
Pete Rostan, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Volk, Mr.. in Mrs. JOS. Ogrin,
Mr.. in Mrs. JOS. Reja, Mr.. in
Mrs. Milan Valencic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Rejavec, Mrs. Rose Carlo,
Mr.. in Mrs. Stuper, Mr.. in Mrs.
Henry Primo, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Benedict, Mrs. Frances Bene-
dict, Mr.. in Mrs. Adolph So
mrak, Mr.. in Mrs. Jos. Winter,
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Urbas, Mrs.
Mary Straziser, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Krivec, Mr.. in Mrs. Jos.
Fidel, Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Person,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Zeman, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Leskovec, Mr.. in Mrs.
Andy Mele, Mrs, Mary iPrincic,
Mr.. in Mrs. L. .Urbas, Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Jansa, Mr.. in Mrs. A.
Bozic, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Slej-
ko, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Zaverl,
Mr.. in Mrs. Jos. Tomsic, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Mahnich, Mr.. in
Mrs. Louis Krapenc, Mr.. in Mrs.
T. Mrak, Mr.. in Mrs. j. Zele, Mr..
in Mrs. L. Lustig, Mr.. in Mrs.
Bostjancic, Mr.. in Mrs. r. Per,
dan, Mr.. in Mrs. A. -Sosic, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Bohinc, Mr.. Mike
Jakin, Mr.. Gus. Kabaj, Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Urankar, Mr.. in Mrs.
Skerl, Mr.. in Mrs. Nellie, Mr.. in
Mrs. Peter Bell, M. Tamnik,
Mr.. in Mrs. Zajc, Mr.. in Mrs. iP.
Bohinc, Mr.. in Mrs. j. Hrovat,
Mr.. in Mrs. A. Primo, Mr.. in
Mrs. J. Primo, Mr.. in Mrs. Leo
Wolf, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe .Dougan,
Mr.. in Mrs. George Marolt, Mr..
Steve Lokar, Mr.. in Mrs. Char
les Gorjup, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe tPu-
gel, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Furlan,
Mr.. in Mrs. Vadnal, Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Fortuna, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Bitenc, Mr. in Mrs. Vim
ko Starman, Mr.. Blatnik, Mr.. in
Mrs. sMillsa Perko, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Siskovic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Slabe, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Sore, MIR. in Mrs. Joe Pintar, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Arko, Mr.. in Mrs.
john Tomsic, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Il lsplashnnr Mr. in Mrs Trny7k sKn-
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navedeno jednih listih ucnih knjig nutrci Tako
zgod da prdeo razlcne kuhinske radcie konflikt
edsebojno in potem pa Sc ameriskii 0zadevnimi obj
caj in novejsimi nazori glede kuhinje
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(Jre(lIli1lova
posta
y s&s1 3sges.s
Razgovor S pogorelci

Razgovor s pogorelci
Sedaj, ko je preteklo ze polo
vica leta, odkar 9se je zgodila
grozovita katastrofa, katere spo-
gorisce v naselbini Sc kaze stras-
no razdejanje, je nastopil cas-,
da Sc to pocisti in pref ko mo-
goce spremeni v zopetno cveto-
co, Sc mnogo lepso naselbino.
v ia namen je odbor dolocil,
da Sc obisce vse tiste, kateri Ia
stujejo lote. To delo Sc je pri-
cello. Vec druzin smo obiskali,
cd njih prejeli poroeila in '1aro-
ella, brez katerih ne moreno nj
cesar prieeti, tako pustiti pa tu-
di nj mogoee, ker je v veliko
kvar i1aselbini in bo 4se vec, &c
sc S TEN kmalu ne zacne z novo
naselbino.
Ko sem Sci cd hise do 5hise
lastnikov zernljisc, sem .dobil
razlicno mnenje, docim SO ne
kateri pripravljeni takoj zaceti
z novimi domovi, SO pa nekateri
drugi ze kupili svoje zaeasne do
dove. Nekateri so sc izrazili
tudi tako, da, &c DO okolica ma
stala zopet zivahna, sc sbodo
pozneje naselili zopet nazaj. Ne
kateri so pa odloeno povedali,
da izrocijo svojo lotto korpora-
ciji, da ista lahko uredi skakor
hoee in drugim proda "a zida-
ME novega donna. Nekateri Sc
pa Sc MISC odlocili kaj bi sstorili.
Vsi Sc tudi MISC prejeli odskod-
nino "a svoje hise. Vse to "a
vlacuje vso stvar, da gre tako
poeasi naprej. Naselbina pa =tr-
pi. Trpijo .tudi tisti, XII so se mo-
rail- izseliti drugam.
Tozbe mater
Lahko razumemo, kako mora
biti res tezko, osobito pionir-
kam-materam, katere So bivale
v svojih domovih ma teh cestah
do 80 let, sedaj so pa morale v
druga stanovanja. Kako tezko
eakajo, da sc vse uredi in da sc
zacne zopet zidanjem. Ena cd
teh je Mrs. Agnes Gredenc, ka.
terra druzina je imela tri par
cele ma E. 81. cesti, prav blizu
plinskih tankov. Ia druzina, ma
tt in sin Frank A. Gredenc, ca
kata, da Sc zacne takoj ko mo-
goce zidanjem dveh his. Njih
trije lott bodo odgovarJali "a dive
vecji hisi, kakorsne so v. nacrtu
"a move domove z lott po As cev.
ljev frontne sirjave.
Podobno pritozbo sem slisa]
v novem stanovanju Mrs. Fran.
ces skuly, sedaj stanujoee ma
s1105 f. 64. St. Toliko let je bi.
vala svojih hisah, sedaj je v
najemnini.
Ne smemo sc cuditi, tudi &c bi
imele te matere sedaj bolj udob.
no stanovanje, kjer Sc nahaja.
10, jim ne DO nikoli tako prijet-
no, kakor Jim je bilo ma njih 81
cesti toliko let. Skuljevi sc MISC
izrekli, &c bodo zidali ali ne
okolnosti druzine MISC v to ma.
klonjene.
Pionirska druzina John insJo-
hama Speh isce, da 81 kupi nov
dom, XII bo odgovarjal "a obseg
vecje druzine. Ia druzina izro.
ci svojo lotto korporaciji, tako
namerava tudi druzina Skuly.
Mr.. John in Rose Zgonc druzi-
ma 81 je kupila re drugi dom na
1543O Calcutta Ave. ter svojo 10.
to izroci korporaciji.
Dale: druzina Marzlikar, XII
Sc je nahajala mad 20 let ma e.
62. cesti, Sc je zacasno naselila
ma 15440 Calcutta Ave. in isce,
da 81 kupi kje drugje svoj dom,
Lotto pa izroci korporaciji. Dru-
zina zelko, XII Sc zacasno naha-
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donna. Druzina Kalister, 063 e.
SO Street, DO izrocila lcto kor-
poraciji. Kolarjevi sbodo najbra
zidali novi dom. % drugih spo-
rocam v prihodnje.,
Mrs3ovs,,; dammit
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John.T Tomsic, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
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Evening star., 1945-01-28

As oes commander Of the fomed l0st Abone Division which
wood the mighty counteroock Of the Nozs Bostogne Gen.
McAuffe who known his Od Crock and Gen Moe
the Nuts reply the Germon surrender umotum before the
siege broken Christmas Doy And for his leadership and
oeon during tot siege that he oworded the Dtn
suhed Service Cross week oter by It. Gen. George Potion in
botteield ceremonies.
All during the encement the 4e old general out in
the front line sizing the suoon book at the commend
DIVISION which hos been oworded the ~
dnto Unit Coon comp when Field Marshal Rund
sted launched his offensive Gen. MeAue sold he hod figured his
would be shape for octon for weeks They given
"a hours ocon-ond they trucks for the first time
They fought ammunition dropped from the sky and docored their
wounded for the first ho Of the week eognoc and
The defense Of Boosne not the only incident Of exceptional
Evening star., 1945-01-28
BRIG. GEN. ANTHONY c. McAULIFFE, U. !:

courose Displayed BY McA.e On Cd Doy
the eene whose normal mode Of combot transportation By glider
volunteered parachute Nomondy He directed oe
tock Corenton the first large French city foil the Yonk dir
borne nvosion forces and decorated with the Silver Stor for his
niote and obe direction oging the ottock Pouppev which
secured vof cousewoy and opened the road troops had
stormed the beaches at II Hour on Day
native Woshngtonon Gen McAuiffe the the loe j.
cAu who for mony yeo with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission He offended Eoen High School ond the University Of West
Virginia. and graduated from West Point 1918 His wife and
daughter live 1919 Yuma and his mother resides 1873
Columbia road NV His Pvt John H. McAuffe. otoned
North Comp Hood Tex.
This Of series Of portraits Of decorated fighting
by Newmon Sudduth of The Stors stoH