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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14

hi zavod, univerza kralja Alex
sandra I. v avli universe je kip
.pokojnega Vitezkega kraIja
Aleksandra I. Zedinitelja, ma
desni pa spomenik univ. profe@
sorjat in znamenitega drzavo-
slovca DIR. Ivana zolgerja.
siroki, Kongresni trg, XII Sc
pred univerzo odpira, je najvec-
j in poleg Mestnega trga mai
lepsi trg- lJuhjanski. Ime njego-
vo spominja ma kongres evrop-
skin yladarjev, XII Sc je vrsil /.
1921 pod vodstvom avstrijske-
ga zunanjega ministra kneza
Metternicha ter je incl "a cilj
zaviranje revolucijonarnih in
nacijonalnih pokretov v Evropi.
Skoraj sto let pozneje pa je ma
tenn trgu dine 20. oktobra 1918
narod slovenski proglasil svoje
osvobojenje Cd stoletnih oko-
vov bivse Avstro-Ogrske in svo-
jo pripadnost k drzavi Srbov,
Hrvatov in Slovencev.
Dive tretjini trga zavzema sti-
rikotna Zvezda, v kateri sc kri-
zajo med stoletnimi, kosatimi
kostanji in nasadi pota ma 8
strani. Kongresni trg obroblja
ma vzhodni strani enonadstrop-
no poslopje F Filharmonicne druz-
be, ustanovljene ze l. 1902, XII
il je sam Beethoven posvetil svo-
jo 6. simfonijo. Tu je stale pref
stare 'dezelno gledalisce,' XII je l.
1888 pogorelo. Ma zapadu trga
mas zavzame estetsko dovrseno
proeelje barocne Nunske GER
kve. Pred MO, toda ze sredi tr-
ga stoji znamenje sv. Trojice,
XII so ga |. 1880 prestavili tu
sem IL Ajdovscine, krizisea Tyr
seve in Gosposvetske ceste; po-
stavljeno je bilo tam l. 1893 v
zahvalo, da je bila Ljubljana
resena kuge. Skupina ,sv. Tro-
jice ma vrhu stebra je najbrz
delo mojstra Franco Robbie.
Nunska (Ursulinska) cerkev
Sc je sezidala IL ustanove kranj-
skega veletrgovca in dezelana
Jakoba pl. Schellenburga, pc
katerem ina tudi Selenburgeva
utica svoje ime, med |. 1718-
1748 " barocnem slogu. Veliki
oltar, visok IA m, najvecji v
ljubljanski skofiji, je yes il
afriskega marmorja; krasijo ga
kipi, XII veljajo "a najboljsa dela
Franceta Robbie. v stranskih
oltarjih so oltarne slike dele
Valentino Metzingerja, zalostns
Matt Bozja pa Matte Langusa
S cerkvijo je zdruzen obsirer
ursulinski samostan, cigar vrto.
vi segajo do Bleiweisove ceste
Oh koncu samostana, ma voga'
Iu ozke, lie "a pesce prehodne
Nunske ulice, nadaljuje selen'
burgovo ulico costa Gradisce
ma vogalu Gradisea in Stroke
Erjavceve ceste, XII drzi ma "a
pad proti Bleiweisovi cesti, je
manjsi trg, ma katerem stoj
: Dramsko gledalisce, sezidano |
19O8-1910. Ia MIN stoji sku'
pima modernih tri- do petnad'
stropnih his Kranjske hranilni
ce, odnosno Meme naslednice
Hranilnice Dravske banovine.
Preden zapustimo Kongresn
Itrg, 81 ogledamo Sc ma jugo
yzhodu Dvorski trg, k kjer sc
stala nekdaj vicedomska " sta
! ri ljubljanscini "fistamska"l
mestna vrata, odkoder je pote
lkalo obzidje do Ljubljanice. II
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14
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sSAA OAA0t Nv AACsSA SAAA PAOAs 49,
nika dovrseno uravnana Zoiso-
va costa (stari ''Zoisov gra-
ben"), XII Sc cepi Cd Emonske
ceste ma who'd, odpira prelep
pogled. mimo starih plemiskih
his OBJ njeni severni strani ma
Sv. Jakoba trg in ma Ljubljan-
ski grad. Kjer poteka danes ce-
sta, je bill do |. 1870 mestni ja-
rex, XII je locil ograjeno mesto
ma severn cd Krakovskega pred
mestja ma jugu. Mad jarkom Sc
je dvigalo mestno obzidje, cd
katerega sc je ohranil le maj j.
hen del oh Zoisovi cesti. Obzidje
je slo prav do Ljubljanicine
struge (Sv. Jakoba mostu ta-
krat Sc nj bilo). Varoval ga je
okrogel obrambni stolp, XII SO
ga obzidjem vred l. 1890 po-
drill. Tod je stala tudi mestna
mitniska hisa.
Ma spodnjem koncu Zoisove
ceste, ma vogalu Brega je 6 m
visoka Zoisova piramida, sestav-
ljena il sirovih kamenitih plosc,
ovita brsljanom; ma ME n
vzhodnji strani je vklesana edi-
ma beseda: Zois. V sosedni, vo-
galni trinadstropni start palaci
XII jo obdaja proti Zoisovi cesti
drazestno urejen vrtic z majh.
MIN rimskih templjem, je sta.
noval in deloval konec 18. in v
zaeetku 10. stoletja ziga baron
Zois (1747-1819), veliki budi.
telj in pospesevatelj slovenskih
kulturnih in znanstvenih priza-
devanj, prijatelj in mecen Va.
lentina Vodnika, Antona Lin.
harta, Blaza Kumerdeja, Jerne.
ia Kopitarja it'd. Storil je mno.
go "a povzdigo domacega zele.
zarstva v Bohinju in ma Zg. Sa.
vi, pripomogel z velikimi stros.
XII "a olepsanje Ljubljane, od'
prl Ljubljancanom svoj krasn
park med sedanjo Bleiweisovc
in Rimsko cesto it'd.
Pred Zoisovo palace stopimc
zopet ma ozemlje starega me-
sta. Yes tisti del OBJ desnem
bregu Ljubljanice do danasnje'
; ga Jurcicevega trga in cd Napo'
leonovega do Dvorskega trgs
je pozidalo v Is. in 16. stoletju
domace plemstvo v novo pie
misko cetrt, cije sredisce so "a
to imenovali Novi trg v ma
sprotju s Starim trgom onstrar
Ljublj janice. Mnogo teh staril
plemiskih his in palac, Xxi so i,
vecine trinadstropne in zelo raz
seine, Sc je ohranilo do danes
.dasi SO nekatere in to najzna
menitejse (Knezji dvorec, De
zelni dvorecA postale zrtve po'
tresa !. 1895.
Nasproti Zoisovi palaci stoj
ma Bregu onstran Krizevniske
ulice stara trinadstropna pala
ca, nekdaj last baronov Codel
lijev, obogatelih zelezarske
kupcijo. siroki portal kras
oprsni kip viteza pod vojnin
trofejami. Ma levem vogalu Sa
lendrove ulice je hisa st. 8, /,
kateri je zivel in umrl znameni
ii pisatelj in politik dr.. Ivaf
Tavcar 1850 1928. v ma
sprotni veliki hisi, XII 10 je lets
1776 prezidal il prejsnjih dvel
his nam ze znani slavni stavhe
mix in ucenjak p. Gabriel Cru
Der, je poslovala do |. 1867 dr.
zavna carinarnica, sal je bi
Breg, kakor venlo, glavno ljub
ljansko pristanisce.
"a zoisovo hiso zavije prot
Krizankam ozka In zaradi viso
XIII starih his zatohla Krizev
niska (rlekdaj Nemska. se pre-,
Ribiska) utica. Y njej je stano
vala Y lastni hisi 81. s slovensk,
pesnica Lujiza Pesjakova i182s
1109l Tan1. kier "a afeka iii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-14

Cd |. 1919 je v dezelnem dyor-
GU namescen mas najyisji nauc-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28

Nancy He'll, Lyle Hickcox, Marlene
Hiebert, Elmer Karalles, James Kar-
allies, Alan Keitz, Phil Livingston,
BACK Kirby, Carl Maggie. Jack
Meagher, David Nuffer, Frank Par
due, Billy Petree, Delos Pinkney,
Bruce Rogers, o. j. Stone, Patsy
Tyler, Ronald Walton.
HIGY SCHOOL BAND
Daryl Avrit, Bill Barnes, Tom
Berkshire, Billy Bo6bitt, Frank
Brame, ice 1rlnnon, Don Christian,
Allen Denton, Charles Doffing, Mar
go Ellis, Bobby Feaster, Phil Haas,
Dorothy Hatch, Marvin Haun. Ger
aldine Hays, Renee Hendrickson,
F!l lard Henry, Darold Horton, John
jenkins, Wilma Lakey, Gertrude
luecK, Fhyllis 1ytle, Mickey Mack
lin, Carol Martin, Robert Miller, Ley
Mullins, Chlex Munson, Jimmie
Munson, Charles Nails, Mickey
Ordonez, Donald Pipes, Orvon Ros-
enbaum, Peter ShtlI7, Lorraine
Sims, Lorraine Stafford, John Petree,
David Weakley, Helen Womack.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
CALENDAF
WEDNESDAY

Methodist choirs: cherubs, 3;
junior, 4; senior, 7:3O, Methodist
church.
Boy Scout Troop IL, 7:30, Scout
hut.
ct 40, $50. John Kuhn home.
State guard, 1880, stadium.
1890 Club, 1890, California hotel.
Bible Study, 1880, Me d is t
church.
Prayer service, 1880, Baptist
church.
LeEten service, 8, Lutheran
church.
Seryicemen's dance, $3.50, Vet
Grams Hall.
THURSDAY
Rotary Club, IL, Barbara Worth
Hotel.
Bridge party, 1880, 10000 Club.
Night school, 10, high school.
CAP and caro-, 7:30, high school.
Gypsum Workers, 1880, Labor
Temple.
Motor corps, 8, 120 North Fifth
street.
building Trades, 8, LABOR Temple.
B.P.O.E., 8, Elks Club.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Churches
Schools
Job S Daughters
Initiate Seven
At Ceremonies

Seven new members were init
lated into Jobs Daughters at cer-
enemies TUESDAY night in the Mas
onic Temple.
The new members are Francie Lee
Kirk, Ida Ruth Robertson, Eleanor
Roberts, Patricia Tyler, Lorraine
Stafford, Wanda Horton, and Mil
dre6a Albers.
Following the initiation refresh
ments were served un6er the direc-
ton of Frances Farrar, chairman;
Nancy Young, Edithmae Kenner-
son, and Mary Hatch.
Several members of the local
group planned to attend the initia-
ton of BraWley Jobs Daughters
Thursday night in the northern
town.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Surprise Dinner
Party Honors
Margaret Foster

Mrs. Margaret Foster was hon
ored at surprise dinner party on
her birthday Monday night, the af-
fair being given at the home of
Mrs. A. B. Hanson with other men,
bers of the ration beard staff at
tending.
After dinner, the group enjoyed
informal games.
Those present were Misses Irene
Tunstall, Mary Edna Walcott, Sally
Crawford, Bee Kimberly, Albert
Hanson, Marilea Hanson, the guest
of honor, Mrs. Foster, and the
hostess, Mrs. HanaCn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Society
Clubs
Dance Planned
By Entire Nos
Club Saturday

The Animal Fair" will De the
theme of the dance to be given by
Entire Mes Club Saturday at the Ten
Thousand club. according to plans
mace recently ct a meeting at tie
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Salassi.
ehairmen Of the affair.
Assisting taem are Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Bacon and Mr. an1 Mrs. Harry
NJ Free.
At a recent meeting of the execu-
tive board. the group arranged 10
buy a number Of new records. 50 the
latest song hits will be played Sat-
urday night. Dancing starts at $50
anc all members have been asked
to be present then as i will be
program affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
sTFEyS ANEJLWENT

Martha E izaboth Teifo; d. through
1cr guardian, Ernestine Cromer,
Tuesday asked the court to annul
her marriage to Chester Telford,
sometimes known as Robert C.
Bauthucs. The plaintiff said he
mar; led her at Yuma last May 81
under the name Ct Telfcrd. At that
time, she said, he had wife he had
married under the name CT Bau-
thucs. In her complaint she said she
was 18 years of age at the time of
her marriage.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Income Tax Rules
Are Outlined
To Soroptomisrs

James MaTable was the speaker
on the timely subject CT income tax
returns at the meeting Tuesday
noon in the Barbara Worth Hotel of
the Soroptomists Club. He told
members of new rulings and ex-
planned how to file their own re-
turns.
Miss Florence Glenn, president,
was in charge Ct The meetine.
Those PRESENT included Oria Ke-
nah, Julia Curtis, GenevieVe Kenyon,
Irene MattoX, Media Frost, Sylvia
Harris, Marie Jenkins, Florence
Glenn and Mr. Marable.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Episcopal Guild
Holds Meetin
AT lnsle Home

Members Of he Episcopal omla
met Tor luncheon Tuesday after
noon At the home q Mr. 2 3 TneIe
with Mrs. I. L. Martin IS cazhasfezs
Mrs. Richard Moore presided -
the business meeting IN fhe absence
Of Mrs. George BuckIIn. president.
and the group made tentative plans
for food sale TO Be held later this
month
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Whife Shrine Club
Holds Ne eetins
Al Stewart Home

A potluck supper followed by an
evening CT bridge was enjoyed Tues-
Gay night by members Of the White
Shrine Social Club at the Dorman
Stewart home in Imperial.
Plies fer bridge were won by
Mrs. Julia Curtis. first: Mrs. George
Damlon, second. and George DAM
ron, third.
The next meeting will be March
13 at the home CT Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Scheniman, Seventh and San
dalWood.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Harding P.T.A.
Delays Dinner
For Fathers

The fathers night dinner planned
by Harding P.T.A. for this Friday
night has been postponed until
March 8, according to Mrs. Guy
Scott, president.
The annual dinner will be held
that night at 7 o'clock, followed by
a special program.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28

AS an added feature, the advanced
girls glee club of Wilson school,
directed by Laura Mcfarland, will
sing THE Song Is You tKern) and
American Prayer" by Stock-Rose.
The three bands will open the
program Wyh America which
will be sung by the audience, fol-
lowed by "pleyel's Hymn" "Skat-
ers' Waltz" and the Marines
March,
The Intermediate band composed
mainly of seventh and eighth grade
pupils of Wilson school, will open
its portion of the program with
the march, "Transcontinental' by
Weber which is followed by an
overture made up of excerpts from
TschaikoWsky's Fifth Symphony. A
tango, "Espagnole', will be followed
by a clarinet qusaoeJ playing MOI
arts familiar "Minuet." The quintet
includes Allen Gresham, Alan Keltz,
Frank Pardue. A Strauss waltz med
ley made up of the we'll known
WALTZ Of the Blue Danube" and
Tales of the Vienna Woods" and
the march "Sharpshooters" by Met
allo end this portion of the program,
ADVANCED
The high school and Junior COL
lege band will open the second
half with Henry Fillmore's stirring
march His Honor" After the over
ture Spirit of Youth" by Sordillo,
David Weakley, baritone horn SOLO
ist, will play Edwin Franco Gold
mans brilliant American Fantasia
Tramp Tramp, Tramp"
This will be followed by another
highlight Of the evening, the flute
septets a group of seven girls rep
resenting all three of the bands.
They play a four-part version Of
the airy Dance of the Mirletons"
from TschaikoWsky's Nutcracker
Suite. The flutists are Phyllis, Lytle.
Geraldine Hays, Lorraine Sims,
Nancy He'll, Jane Harris, Marlene
Hiebert, and Patsy Tyler. After the
overture "Lustspiel' by Bella and
John Phillip Sousa's 'El Captain"
The one and one-half hour program
will close with the national anthem.
Proceeds for the evening will
go toward instruments for the three
bands and additional uniforms. All
instrumental groups are directed by
George w. Burt.
Personnel Of the bands is as
follows:
BEGINNERS BAND
Bernie Avrit, Jimmie Bacon, Rob-
ert Barnett, Clark Biggs, Larry Bolt,
F'loy Brogden, 10y 5rogden, Gerald
Bryant, Bobby Conn, Bobby Cop
per, Victor Craven, Henry DeBow,
Robert DeCelles, Albert Dicerto,
Jimmy Dorman, Gordon Duff, Ger
aid Egger, Jimmy Estes, Pauline
Cradle, Gerald Heard, Nancy Hen
derson, Thad Hodokin, Teddy Hol-
mes, Jerry Huckleberry, Robert Jen-
sen;
Glenn Jewell, Duane Jones, Jackie
King, Neal Lederman, Felix Lehman,
Robin Lydecker, Steve Manor, James
Marlin, Anita Maynard, Joe Moreno,
Edward Molina, Sammy Morgan,
Ray Norris, Marvin Munson, Ned
Pairang, Gayle Pinkney, Joan Dell
Pinkney, Billy Potter, Patricia Pow
ell, Mark Riley, Carter Samra, Fin
cher Shipley, Richard Small, Ralph
Smalling, Ina Mae Stevenson, Bill
Tyler, Van Whitlock.
INTERMEDIATE BAND
Tony Adams, Larry Atkin, Mary
Ann Bliss, Paul Bailey, Keith Brin-
non, Kenneth Dampf, Bob Daugh-
erty, Rose Dicerto, John Duringer
Clois Earls, Glenn Easterling, Nor
man Fleming, Alfred Floyd, Edwin
Greer, Allen Gresham, Earrel Ham
pton, Jane Harris, Wallece Heard,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
SEEK DAMAGES

Juan Valdez and Ernesoo Agu-
lasocho Tuesday sued the Saunders
Mills, Inc, and Gilbert Byrd for
t2210 damages they alleged they
suffered in a traffic accident on
highway No. Ill approximately four
miles north of B.aWiey last Decem-
ber 13. The plaintiffs said their
sedan ard Saunders trailer toWed
by a truck collided cn the highway
Valdez was driving the sedan, he
said, and Agulc5ocho was his pas
senger. -
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
JAMES II. PRICES
HAVE DAUGHTER

Master Technical Sergeant James
r. Price and Mrs Price are the par
ents Of daughter. weighing six
pounds, eight and one-half ounces.
born Tuesday at the FL Centre Hos
pital. Sergeant Price is stationed at
the marine base.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
OId-Time Dance
Planned Friday

An old-time dance will be given
Friday night at the Veterans Me-
.4.o4l.i na.l by the rural rec. cation
council, with tie dcors opening at
$50
Following the custom CT other af-
fairs, several special dances have
keen arranged by Dan Grumbles,
floor manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
2 OCCUPANTS IN 100 YEARS

WORCESTER. Mass, Feb. 20.
(UP)-The old Fox house, which
was SOLD recently, has been occu-
nied by only two families in the last
1CO years. Designed and built in
England, it then was taken apart.
brought to America ana reassem-
bled here in 1245.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
DIVORCES GRANTED

Final divorces were granted in
Imperial county superior court
Tuesday to Clifford E. Campbell
and Gaynell Campbell; 10 r. S.
Dhillon and Helen G. Dhillon; and
to Jose A. Salazar and Jessie Sala-
Ear.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28

Friends Of Mrs. Philip w. knights
will be glad to know she is resting
easily after undergoing surgery
Tuesday at the Ell Centro' Hospital.
She will not be allowed TO have Wis
ito. for several days. Mr. and Mrs.
knights made their home here for
many years until moving to San
Diego. Mr.. Knights accompanied his
wife down here and has returned to
San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
OBTAINS DECREE

An interlccutory divorce decree
was granted in Imperial county
superior court Tuesday to Clara
Marie Swearingen in her suit
against Eugene Estes SWearingen.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
JACK GRESSERS ARE
PARENTS OF Girl,

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack GreSser of Ell
Centre are the parents of daugh-
ter born Monday in the local hos
pital. The baby weighed seven
pounds, four and one-half ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Of Interest to Women
Edited By Marjorie Hoyey Kinder
$50 Students of Three Bands
Play Joint Concert Friday

young
present Friday
direction
This the
junior college
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
OF PERSONAL
INTEREST

Virginia Ann Hartranft recently
took time off frcm her work at the
University Of California at Los An
eeles. where she is a member CT
Kappa Delta, to visit her aunt and
uncle, MI and Mrs. Herb Tiede-
man. She brought with her Marilyn
Colley Hartranft of Compton and
Stan Magagnosc of the Berkeley
campuc.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
DAUGHTER BORN
TO BEN BRYANS

A daughter, weighing six pounds,
eight ounces, was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bryan Of Ell Cen
tro at the local hospital
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28

Mr.. and MS. o. E. Strope and
their sen, Oscar Jr., left Tuesday
after a two months visit with their
daughter and sister and her lam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs h. K. Miner.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28

H. E. Miner visited last week with
his son ard wife, Sergeant and Mrs.
f. w. Miner of Riverside.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
SEEKS DIVORCE

Anne Kelly johnson Tuesday sued
fer divorce frcm Elmer Lee John
SON. alleging that he told her he did
not love her and was sorry he mar
lied her She also accused him of
keeping company with other women.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
LICENSE ISSUED

LICENSE ISSUED
County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Tuesday issued marriage license
to Jesus Barba E5pinoza, 18, Calex-
leo laborer, and Magdalena Amez-
cua Morales, II, Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
INTERMEDIATE BAND

Tony Adams, Larry Atkin, Mary
Ann Bliss, Paul Bailey, Keith Brin-
non, Kenneth Dampf, Bob Daugh-
erty, Rose Dicerto, John Duringer,
Clois Earls, Glenn Easterling, Nor
man Fleming, Alfred Floyd, Edwin
Greer, Allen Gresham, Earrel Ham
pton, Jane Harris, Wallece Heard
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-05
MARINES STOP LAPS ON TWO

USPFH, Guam. March 5,-CAP) The U. s. Marines made lim- ited gains in northern Two Jima on Sunday, but hurled back a terrific Japanese counterattack 1n which hundreds of screaming in Japs were killed, today's communiques reported.
 Admiral Nimitz announced that dead out of a garrison of about 10000 there on the island. Only 81 prisoners were taken.
 The majority of the prisoners are Korean laborers.
 of Maj. On. Clifton Gates 4th. Division continued on their tor tuous advance over rough terrain with the cornered Japs fighting the death.
 aus and Ponape in the Carolines.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-05
K otzebue Boy
 Wins Boots A nd Wings of Par'trps
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FORT BENNING, Georgia, - PRO)-Pvt. Rodney Lincoln, son of A. O. Lincoln of Kotzebue, has won the right to wear the "Boots and Wings" of the U. s. Army Paratroops. He has com- p1eted four weeks of jump train ing during which time he made five jumps, the last tactical jump at night involving a con- bat problem on landing.
 Jumping at the Parachute School has been steadily devel- oped to recognized war scince. American Paratroopers have been recognized throughout the world for their meritorious actions a. gainst the enemy.
 In addition to producing jump CTS, Parachute Specialist Train ing is given to qualified men in Communications Demolition, Riggers and Parachute Mainten- ance, vital skills for Airborne Troops.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-05

When you see this gold-plated lapel button - the dexter eagle within circle, wings extending beyond the circles edge - remem. ber, the Disabled American Veter- ans points out, that the wearer is an honorably discharged veteran of World War II, and maybe disabled. To familiarize the public with the discharge button that plea has been issued by the DAV, chartered by Congress and recognized by government as one of the organi- zations to which veterans can ap- ply for free information in filing claims. Vivian D. Corbly, National DAV Adjutant,. in announcing the program, said: "When you see that gold-plated plastic discharge but ton it means the wearer has seen service in World War II. He may even be disabled as a result of his service and deserves every con- sideration possible"
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-05

D. Cochran, asks for an expend- iture of $10,000 for improving the landing strips and connect ing roads at Savoonga, and also $5,OO0 for similar work at Gam bell. Both of these places are on St Lawrence Island.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-05
HALLS IN CORDOVA

CORDOVA, March 5, -(AP)- MT. and Mrs. Hall, of San Diego, formerly of Ketchikan and Sitka got homesick for Alaska so they headed for Valdez. While on the boat enroute to their newly chosen home, some worthy cit izens of Cordova, also aboard persuaded them to change their minds.
 O"AIClo
 The Halls are now permanent citizens and property owners of Cordova.
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Refugees viii Get Clothing
By Christmas, Kaiser Says

Commissioner John Russell Young,
chairman for the United National
Clothing Collection held earlier this
year, has received word from Ma
tional Chairman Henry J. Kaiser
that every pound of clothing con-
tributed in the Nationwide drive
will be in the hands of war sufferers
by Christmas.
In his letter to Mr.. Young, Mr.
Kaiser said 100,O00,0OO pounds of
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used clothing contributed already
has been baled and shipped or
scheduled for shipment to the needy
and destitute in countries devastated
by war. Mr.-Kaiser said by the end
of October, the last bales will be on
ships bound for Europe, the Far
East and the South Pacific
Evening star., 1945-09-26
Bill to Ban Disclosure
|OfOfficiuI Secrets O.K.d

By the Associated Press.
The House Judiciary Committee
yesterday approved legislation to
punish persons divulging secret in
formation obtained through official
sources.
The legislation affects primarily
persons who have had access to such
information through employment in
Government agencies or service in
the armed forces.
Violators would face maximum
punishment of 10 years imprison-
ment and a fine of $4,000.
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Edmund 4 Barclay, saas r street NV,
s.assa sasGln l4ss sa sssses Nses RofDt Missss hs
Field, N; Y; Mai. John L, Wiesrafie, eS24
South Abingdon street, Arlington, at Camp
Atterbury, Ind; 1t. Comdr. Robert s.
Williams, ir 4537 Forty-ninth street
NV, at Charleston Is. c. Naval Air Sta
ton, and Boatswain's Mate 1/c Eric j.
Goardsmore, 4027 Eighteenth street. Ar
lington, at the Portsmouth (Va.) Coast
Guard SeJaration Center
Evening star., 1945-09-26
John n. Quinn Dies

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26 (P.-
John H. Quinn, IS, financial news
writer for the Philadelphia Evening
the employ of the newspaper Is
Bulletin, died yesterday. He was in
years, before which he worked in
Washington for the Associated
Press.