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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
Curb Market To
Remain At Present
Place In August

The Henderson curb market. op-
Grated in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Dickson store on Homer
street, will be held al the same place
through the month of August, Mr..
Hattie +. Plummer. home demon
Stra'iou agent, announce today.
Il was announced several weeks
ago that the curb market would
have to be moved at the end of July,
but it has now been maze possible
for the market to remain al It's pres
ent building through August, she
stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
Various Causes Of Buckdche

If, when the back is bent for
ward, there is some movement to
the side, it may indicate a sprain
of the sacro-iliac joint. This joint
is located between the lower part
of the spine and the hip. If the pa
tent cannot raise his legs straight
up when lying on his back, this
may also indicate a disturbance of
the sacro-iliac joint. or of the lower
part of the spine.
+ special sign, known as the
Lasegue sign, is used to tell
whether the sciatic nerve, which
runs down the back Of the leg, is
affected. This sign is carried out
by having the patient lie on his
back with the thighs bent. While
the patient lies in this position, if
the leg cannot be Strengthened at
the knee, or if the movement is
painful, it indicates that the scia-
tic nerve is affected.
Posture Corrected
In treating low back pain, if the
sciatic nerve is not affected, pos
ture difficulties should be cor
rected, exercise taken to strength
en- the muscles, and the back sup
ported with a belt or brace. The
application of heat by means of
hot baths or the electrical treat
ment known as radiothermy may
no halnful S,,ch drups nc tho sol
icylates may also be helpful to re-
lieve pain but these drugs should
be taken only on the advice Of the
doctor.
Many patients are more com.
Portable when moving about, but if
bed rest is needed, a hard mattress
should be provided. In any event,
the best treatment for low back
pain can only be carried out after
the cause is found.
q va
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
THE TAR HEEL
GARDENER
Ry JOHN ii. HARRIS,
N. &. State College

As a result of the Victory Garden
Program, many gardeners are inter-
ested in saving their seed. This
is quite simple with crops like to-
mat0CS. beans. and peas which are
almost entirely self-iertIl;zed. You
simply pick out the plant or plants
that you Ike best and save seed
from these. You shouts select for
quality, earliness, size, color, wilt or
other disease resistance and any
other desirable character in which
you might be interested.
Vegetables like corn, squash. GU
cumbers and melons are cross-fer-
tilted, and the problem Of saving
seed is more difficult. Muskmelons,
cuCUmbers. and WatAme.ons viii
not cross with each other and a sin
gle variety may be planted in the
same field and seed saved satisfac-
tOrilv. If, however, you have two or
more varieties of cucumberS. musk
melons. or WatermelOnS in the same
field you will get crossing between
them, and the seed may not produce
desirable plants.
When you find an extra good
muskmelon, don't say the seed and
expect the plants to produce melons
Of similar quality. They might come
true, but if there were two or more
varieties in the field, or even within
One-fourth to One-half mile, the
chances are that the seed will be
crossed.
If you are growing n OF the new
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
spend Sunday Here.

A.. aaI Mrs. Arthur ThWeatt, Of
Petersburg, Va, spent Sunday with
NJ. and Ms. +. l.. Bridgcrs, al their
h,a.. aa Andrews venue extension.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
Returns to Wilson.

Mrs. Vance V. Macy, who has
been ,nr quest of Mrs, W. H. Wind
lev 'ae past week, has returned to
he. home IN Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
Schools Will Open
On Friday Sept. z,
Supt. Rollins Says

was no sign Of an organized under
ground,
Most Of those taken into custody
were booked for irregularities II
identification papers, it was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

Ms Patsy McCallum is spending
,hi. week in AShcville as the guest
r, AIr. and Mrs, y 7. Thrash.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
At Wade Mccum.

Mrs. William H. Boyd is spending
+6., week at Wade Mecum.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23
Visiting Here.

Ms Florence a. Duke, of Raj
c,gg. is spending some time IN the
,o.g.y visiting relatives and friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

Three brothers, sons of MI. and Mrs. H. V. Faulkner, Route l, Hender-
son. recently had a chjrce meeting in the European theatre of opera
in Europe when he met his brother, CPL Cecil Faulkner, who was
serving with the 18th Division of the First Army, and another, brother,
Pfc. Allison Faulkner, who was serving with the 65th Division OF the
Third Army Howard entered the Army ~ 1912 and went overseas in
April. l944. Cecil was indicted into the Army in 1871 and Allison
entered the armed services in 1914.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

increasing chaos n Germany is
easily imagined by anyone who ever
got hallway through the Job of re-
pairing an alarm clock.-Boston
Globe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-23

In Warrcnton.
Cary Page Boyd is visiting rcla-
ti\eS in W~arrentCn.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02
Overseas Packages
For Christmas

The following instructions re-
garding the sending of Christmas
packages to members of the armed
forces outside the continental Unit
ed States, should be carefully pre-
served to insure a safe and speedy
delivery of that package to your
serviceman in foreign waters, and
to prevent his disappointment at
the holiday time. 1t is suggested
that you cut out the article and
file it away.
The term armed forces over
seas" includes the personnel of our
armed forces who receive their mail
through an A. p. O. or Fleet post
office in care Of the postmaster at
New York, San Francisco, New Or
leans, Seattle or an A. P. O. in care
of the postmaster at Miami, Presque
Isle, Me- FOR Minneapolis, or through
naval installation or station in
care Of the postmaster of Seattle
Time of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. par
cells for Army personnel overseas
must be mailed during the period
beginning September Is, lo45, and
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02

ending Octoberf IS, l945, the ear
lier the better. Parcels destined for
delivery in China, Burma, India the
Middle East, and the islands in the
Pacific should be mailed as early
as possible during the period stated,
preferably not later than October
|, in view of the distance involved.
During this period requests from
the addresses are not required in
connection with Christmas parcels
mailed to Army personnel. Patrons
should indorse each gift parcel
Christmas Parcel" Special effort
will be made to effect delivery of
| all Christmas parcels mailed during
the periods stated above in time for
! Christmas.
Christmas cards for Army person
mel overseas may be mailed at any
time but patrons must mail such
cards prior to November is, 1915,
if they are to have a reasonable
expectation of delivery prior to
Christmas. The War Department adj
vises that greeting cards for sol
diers overseas must be sent in sealed
envelopes and prepair at the first
class rate.
Since Navy, Coast Guard, and Ma
rine Corps personnel may receive
parcels without request at any
time of the year, it is not the policy
of the Navy Department to encour-
age the mailing of parcels during
any particular period of time each
year. The Navy Department sug-
gests, however, that parcels intend
ed as Christmas gifts be mailed not
later than October Is to afford some
degree Of probability of delivery
prior ITO Christmas day, depending
upon the destination and tempo Of
the war effort and that parcels for
personnel known to be in an area
which would permit mailing subse-
quent to October Is may be deposit
ed for mailing at date selected by
the sender.
Size and weight-Christmas par
GELS for Army, Navy, Coast Guard
and Marine Corps personnel shall
not exceed 5 pounds in weight or
Is inches in length or 36 inches in
length and girth combined. The
War and Navy departments have
pointed out that members of the
armed forces are amply provided
with food and clothing and the pub
lie is urged not to include such mat
ter in gift parcels. The public can
ascertain what articles their rela-
tives and friends overseas can Sc
cure locally by correspondence
with such person and should limit
their gifts to articles not readily
obtainable by the recipient. Not
more than one Christmas parcel OF
package shall be accepted for mail
| ing in any one week when sent by
or on behalf of the same person OF
concern to or for the same adj
| dreSSee.
Christmas parcels for Army per-
sonnet enroute overseas shortly be-
fore or subsequent to October 10
/ l945, will be accepted after Octo-
Der Is, up to and including Deem
Der 10, l945, upon presentation by
the sender Of change Of address
notification wv. D., A. GO. Form
2O4 or equivalent notice. from the
/ addressee received subsequent tc
September 80, i945, provided the
parcels come within the prescribed
limits Of weight and size and are
endorsed christmas Parcel" Only
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02

one such parcel will be accepted
from any one person to any one in
dividual having an overseas A. P.
O. address. However, use of the
notice of change of address as au-
thority for mailing is not confined
to the addressee of the notice.
Preparation-Boxes for overseas
transmission should be stronger
than containers used for parcels
which do not leave our shores. Be
cause of the great distance these
parcels must be transported and
the handling and storage they must
undergo, it is absolutely necessary
that all articles for overseas be
packed in boxes Of metal wood,
solid fiberboard, or strong double
faced corrugated fiberboard, test
ing at least 200 pounds.
Each box should be securely tied
with strong cord, preferably by
four separate pieces, two lenghtWise
and two crossWise, knotted at cross
ings. Sealing the flaps with gum
med tape where they meet strength
ems the box but the use of such tape
alone is not satisfactory since the
tape loosens if the boxes become
wet OF exposed to moist atmosphere.
Boxes should contain sufficient
cushioning material SO that the con-
tents will be tightly packed to pre-
vent any rafting or loosening of
the articles within the parcels. I'm
less completely packed and tightly
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02
Wedding Anniversaries

Wedding anniversaries include
first, cotton; second, paper; third
leather; fourth, fruit and flowers
fifth. wooden; sixth, sugar; seven..,:.
wooden; eighth, India rubber; ninth
willow; tenth, TIM eleventh, steel
twelfth, silk and fine linen; thir
teenth, lace; fourteenths iyeryss fiji
teenth, crystal twentieth, china
twenty-fifth, silver; thirtieth, pearl
fortieth, ruby; fiftieth, golden; sew
enty-fifth, diamond.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02

filled, boxes arc ant to be crushed.
The War Production Board has
approved the manufacture of boxes
approximately 10 by 6 by inches
in size, which will be of greater
strength and will permit more COM
pact packing within the 5-pound
weight limit than the containers
previously approved.
1t is also desirable that all fiber
board boxes be securely wrapped in
heavy paper, if available, which
materially strengthens the boxes.
Continued on page 81
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02
Patch Glassware

Breaking valuable glass vase or
other glass object has always been
a tragedy. but now, if the pieces are
not too small, something can be done
about it, The pieces are carefully
pasted together in a refractory
paste, and then heated in a small
furnace. At the right temperature a
blowpipe torch is played on the frac-
ture line, and the melted glass runs
together.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02
-Q l N IN n n n n n
RuiI Quiz
What is a mail bag catchsr7

Railway mail cars in which mail is
sorted en- route are equipped with
movable iron arms, called mail bag
catchers, which are swung outward
to grab mail pouches suspended on
mail cranes when the train is in mo-
ton. They are operated by railway
mail clerks responsible for collecting
mail en- route.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02
Homburgers, Beef
BoIIs and Beef Looves

Ground beef or hamburger, al
ways an American favorite, may be
made by bringing any less-tender
cut Of beef, as neck, chuck, brisket,
plate, flank, shank, etc. The grind
ing makes the beef tender.
If fat is lacking, beef suet or fat
trimmings may be ground with the
lean, at least two ounces of fat to
each pound of lean.
Seasoning is essential: Salt, pep
per, grated onion, etc. Liquid in
some form usually improves it.
Milk, evaporated milk, tomatoes or
tomato juice, soup stock, etc. In
general, more liquid is needed when
"a filler" such as bread crumbs,
is used.
After grinding, the beef may be
cooked as tender beef, that is by
roasting tbeef Loaf, broiling and
pan broiling (hamburgers and other
beef patties); or it may also be
cooked by braising and stewing
(meat balls.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03

sami Cd sebe boil pocasni, obo-.
tavljajoci. Tamle je lucka, Sc
veda je lucka, ampak:
- MOI in zena je govo-
ril takrat, ko je Sci.
Ustavil Sc je, Evil 81 cigarette
in sedel ma hlode, XII so bill zlo-
zeni kraj ceste. Misel podi misel
in jedka trpkost ga mani in
tlaci.
Pocasi, roko v roki prihajata
navzgor dve dekleti. Pri hlodih
pocivata. Martin slisi. Kakopak,
pogovarjata sc fantih:
- Ivan je premlad. JAZZ imam
rada velike in crne fante!
- Martin je bill tax. Mega
bi marala.
- Martina ne. Tudi Matilda
ga noce vec, ker Je tat!
Planil je ma sredo ceste, zgra-
bill dekle "a roko in kriknil:
- Kaj je rekla Matilda?
Trgala Sc mu je il rok, ko Sc
je ustrasila, bezeca prijatelji-
ca pa je kricala nazaj:
- Bezi, bezi!
- Kaj je rekla Matilda???
- Sal 81 slisal, surovina
Spusti me!
Zamajal sc je cd slime bole-
Cine in sc je vrnil v dolino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03
TAT MARTIN

cakal, povsod pa je bilo vedno
vec delavcev, XII MISC imeli della.
Prvi dan je zivel cd prisluze-
mega denarja. Spal je zunaj OBJ
strugi ma travi, sal je bilo to-
plo.
Drugi dan je zivel cd ostan-
kov prvega dine. V travi je bill
ze kar donna, samo zjutraj, ko
ga je zeblo, 81 je mislil:
- To je cudna postelja, am
pax poceni!
Tretjega dne je bill lacen.
Zgoraj mad MIN je bilo nalo-
zenega v mesnicah tisoc centov
mesa. Peki so napekli to noe
grmade zemelj, belega kruha
in potic.
- Ma, JAZZ sem pa laeen! Ka-
ko je vse to hudirjevo smesno
ma svetu!
Zvecer je sedel v travi in je
zvicil kislico, XII je rasla okoli
MEGA. zelodec Sc je nekako
umiril. Ponoci je divjala mad
mestom nevihta. Bill je moker
in, ko je vedril pod prazno me-
sarsko stojnico, ga je vonj po
krvi in surovem mesu navdal s
silno zeljo po jedri. Pri vodn'ja-
ku, kjer izpirajo branjevke sa-
die, je nasel nekaj gnilih sliv
in s slastjo jih je pojedel.
Cetrtega dine zjutraj je zga-
10 solnce cd sile. Iskal je:
- Delo, delo q!
Kje bos vraga dobil della, ko
pa je v mestu ma tisoce brezpo.
selnih. Bosanci Sc ponujajo "a
vsako ceno! Cd vseh krajev drvi
v mesto reka brezposelnih.
Popoldne mu je postalo sla-
DO. Utrgal 81 je bill par nezrelih
jabolk z drevesa, XII je raslo cez
ograjo, pa jih je izbruhal. Sci
je v travo lee.
In ko je tako lezal v travi "a
puscen, strgan, lacen in ko je
vse naokrog zivelo ma vse pre-
tege zivljenje sitih in zadovolj-
nih, Sc je oglasalo MEM in
trkalo:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03

bile skljucene pod bremenom
solza, bede in zapuscenosti.
Martin je rasel in je bill III
dar. Hranil je sebe in mater.
Potem je Sci ma shit ma odkop.
Solnce je zgalo mlado telo,
mraz je grizel v pest in nos in
kar cez noe je bill MOI in je de-
lal.
- Matilda, ko bova dovolj
stara, bova moz in zena, je de-
jal svojemu dekletu.
Ljubila sta sc ma tlecih eta
zah in oba sta imela trde roke.
Potem Sc oblici IL teme bled,
mrtvasko bel obraz, sub, koscen.
To je moja matt! Oh, kako so
jo pokopali! Veter je tulil po
cesti, ko so jo nesli cez hrib v
grob.
- Matilda, kje so tvoje roke,
da bi me bozale v tel uri mai
| vecje bridkosti.
Tisti dan, ko je prejef pismo,
da je oce poginil v francoskem
rudniku, so odpustili par sto ru-
darjev in Martin je bill ma cesti.
Brez della Sto in sto jih
je. Ocetje druzinami. Sto in
sto, "a katere nj della re Sc
trga cd nekje pomanjkanje, be-
da, strupena lakota. Otroci ka-
zejo kosti, matere lezejo v CUBE,
mozje strme v prazne roke.
- Matilda, grem! je dejal
Martin. Svet je velik. Druge
druzbe MISC tako lakotne! Po-
iscem 81 della.
- Vzemi me seboj! je pro-
sila Matilda. Kako bonn brez te-
be, ko te ljubim?
Kako DO sla, reva, ko Sc sam
ne We, kaj bo!
- Vrnem Sc. Misli name!
To je bilo pred letom dni. Ho-
tel je prepoditi vse te spomine,
XII so prihajali il teme. Toda
bas ii zadnji so bill tako jasni,
tako blizu so bill, da jih nj mo-
gel odgnati. Premetaval sc je ma
levo in desno, zadremal "a par
nejasnih trenutkov, potem pa
znova planil z vsemi spocitimi
mislimi v poplavo komaj dozi-
vetega.
Potoval je mesto. Tam gra-
dijo move stavbe, palace, cerkve,
kanale. Tam je della!
Preden je prisel do mesta, je
porabil vse, kar je incl. Costa
je bila dolga, sla je cez klance
in doline in je videl kmeta zari-
tega do pasu v zemlji in je videl
kmetico kakor prelomljeno mad
crno prstjo. Hodil je mimo ma
pol porusenih bait in mimo vr-
tov gosposkih dvorcev.
Bos in strgan je stopil ma
mestna tia.
- Gospod, potrebujete zidar-
jew?
Diva tedna je nosil malto po
lesenih odrih. Potem:
- Ne potrebujemo te vec!
Tri dni je cakal v dolgi vrsti
pred leseno pi5arno gradbenega
vodstva:
- Della, della, dela!!
Kaksna sreca! Kopal je glo-
boko v jami. Do kolen je stal v
vodi, blato mu je brizgalo hr-
bet, v obraz, c1i, rc,,::r pa je
krical:
- Banda sakramenska, kdaj
bono gotovi!
Zvecer Sc je zvalil umazan in
preznojen ma slamnjaco v ba-
raki in je zaspal. To nj bilo spa
ME. To je bilo nekaksno umrtvi-
Genie misic, XII so zjutraj, ko je
vstal, Sc veliko bolj bolele. To-
da clovek sc navadi bolecine ka-
kor stradanju. Telo trpi, misli
gore in delo je srd in jarem,
namesto da bi bilo visoka Pc
sem vsega cloveskega. Martin
je mislil:
| - DOkler mas hO n01ir klel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03

Poziral je slime, Sc PREVAIL ma
trebuh.
Ali sem bolan? Ne, lacen
sem!
Dolga je bila noe. Dolga, la
cna noe. Ma vsezgodaj je oble-
tai vse stavbe.
Ne, mic ne potrebujemo!
- Pa mic, hudici! Delal bi
rad in jedel!
Sci je mimo mesarja in Sc ma
slonil ma zid. Megla Sc mu je
dvigala pred ocmi, potem pa je
salamo, XII je visela ma zelezni
kljuki pred stojnico, snel, in ko
je slisal "a seboj kricanje, Sc je
zaril v travo ter jo goltal in "a
mic ma svetu bi 81 je ne pustil
iztrgati.
V celico prodira vse bolj ne
izprosen molk. STRATA, XII hodi
ponoci v copatah mimo cello, sc
bliza in zopet oddaljuje. Martin
Sc preobraca ma postelji, niece
Sc il polsna v polsen, zaspati pa
le ne more, zakaj spomini so
vcasih kakor pijavke, XII sc vse-
sajo v srce.
sele, ko so Sc ma kline obesili
prvi odtenki blizajoceg sc svi-
ia, sc je zakopal v spanec in je
trdno zaspal.
Cez deset dni so ga izpustili.
Ampak Martin je bill tat in je
bill kaznovan. Odgnali so ga do
NOV.
Zvecer Sc je pripeljal. Hodil
je zopet po domaci cesti, mimo
domacih his. So
Tod je hodil v Solo, po tel
cesti je Sci oce v Francijo, po
tel cesti so nesli mater grob...
Vse je Sc, kakor je bilo. Kaj pa
Sc maj bi v dobrem letu spre-
Prav MIC. Ampak Sc je!
Veliko Sc je spremenilo, tako
silno mnogo, da Sc je sam sebi
zdel kakor tujec.
Sci je po cesti navzgor v ko-
Ionic rudarjev. Hise stole OBJ
straneh, mirno in spe.
- Ali poznate Martina?
Zgoraj sc svet nekoliko raz-I
tegne in splosci in tam so hise,
XII MISC ne hise ne bate. Tam je1
donna Matilda. Matilda, njegovoI
dekle! Srce mu zivi glasneje in
oci napenja skozi temo. Tamle
je lucka
Toda koraki so @mu postal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03

cine in sc je vrnil v dolino.
UREDNIKOVA POSTA |
<Nadaltevanje 2. strani
vrnite tam, odkoder ste jih spre-
jeli. I
To je vazno, da odbor dobi
vse to vrneno pred casom, da sc
lahko uredi vse potrebno "a ia
dan. Ravno tako tudi posamez-
ne clane podruznice, kateri ste
jih sprejeli, Sc prosi, da vrnete
gotovo do tega dne.
Obenem zelim, da vsi, kateri
ste imeli v prodajo slikovno
brosurico "Liberation", katere
ste sprejeli cd brata predsedni-
ka JOS. Terbizana, da mu izro-
Cite izkupicek ali brosure, da DO
on incl priliko zakljueiti to "a
devo spodaj podpisanemu. Sto-
rite to prosim, da Sc hitreje in
lazje urede 6 mesecni racuni.
&c inmate ravno vseh prodanih,
ste proseni, da jih probate do
tega casa.
Ravno tako obvescamo vse|
nase slovenske trgovce, da bo-
mo oh priliki Slovenskega dne,
8. julia imeli semenj. zene, cla-
nice te podruznice, vas bodo
prihodnji teden (oziroma ia te-
DEM obiskale, "a razne darove,
XII jih zmorete oh tel priliki po-
dariti "a ia dan. Prosimo vas
vse, da Sc zavedate svoje ma
rodne dolznosti, in darujete kar
pac morete, maj 81 bo v blagu,
ali v denarju, vse je dobrodoslo,
ker yes cisti dobicek tega dne
je namenjen nasi rodni domovi-
nj
Dne 8. julia pa ste proseni,
da vsi pohitite ma Slovenski
dan, XII Sc vrsi ma prijaznem vr-
tu Slovenskega drustvenega do
ma ma Recher Ave. Maj bo ia
dan v resnici dan slovenskega
naroda v Clevelandu. O progra-
nu in drugem ste imeli priliko
preprieati Sc dovolj, da DO ne
kaj posebnega. To mai DO ma
vse ponovno in zadnji APPEL, pri-
dite vsi in vse. Strnimo vsi ma
Sc sile, in teznje, "a katere Sc
tukaj SANS bori m d nami.
Slovenski narod v domovini gle
da ma mas kot ameriske drzav-
lJane, kaj delamo in kaj bono
storili mi ameriski Sloyenci VI
prilog njih svobode. Nase nalo-
&c so, da dovolj informiramo
naso vlado Zed. drzav, da bi Sc
storila velika krivica, ako Sc ne
bi v sedanji vojni popravila kri-
vica, storjena nasemu narodu
po prvi svetovni vojni. Mi zeli-
mo, da bodo v bodoee vsi Slo-
venci zdruzeni v. demokraticni
jugoslovanski drzavi. .rs
zato so nam potrebni torei
tudi TAXI dnevi kot bo ia dan,
8. julia. Sleherni torei, ki Sc
zaveda svoje dolznosti kot anne |
riski drzavljan in i'm a cut do
ubogega trpecega naroda, nail
pride tega dine ma vrt Sloven-
skega drustvenega donna v Eu-
lid, Ohio.
Ma svidenje ma Slovenskem
lnevu 8. julia!
]. F. Durn, tai. 48 SANS. ]
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03

Mr. D. J. Vogt promnentni clevelandski trgovec
mix VOGT RADIO ELECTRONIC frme, je presell
lastno poslope nahajaoce 1923 Carnegie Ave- Mr.
Vogt je prerasel prejsnj 89th Euclid Ave
Novo posope je popolnoma oderno oprsmljeno in
haja ceniraln4m srediSfu.
MIR VOGT je bolje poznan stoterim zadovojnim odje
malcem kot HAPPY VOGT. Frma je dobro organizirana
izvezbanm delavstvo XII daje jaceno deo pri poprav
anu vasih radio aparah dom ali avto Geslo Happy
Voga je "Posrezba naprvo, i$u dobicek drugo."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14
SoIons Halt
Vacations
Legislators Head
for Washington

WASHINGTON d. c. - (R)
Key Congressional leaders cu:
short their vacation plans today
and headed back TO Washington
as the imminence of Japan's COL
lapse UNDERSIGNED the urgency
for prompt action on reconver-
sion legislation.
Their job is to whip into shape
for full Congressional considera-
ton next month legislation dea.-
ing with full employment, in
creased financial aid TO the job
less. reorganization of the gov
ornamental structive. revamping
OF the surplus property disposal
program. and the fate of num-
oerous war-born-front agencies
Those subjects were on the
must program outlined by
Senate Democratic Leader Bark
ley of Kentucky as he left the
White House Yesterday after a
conference with President Tru-
man at which il was decided 20
call Congress back into session
on or about September 4. Meas