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East Side

Mrs. Norman Raby who recent
" underwent an appendectomy
at the Jackson County hospital
was moved to Grand Bay, Ala,
April 10, where she will be with
her mother until she has entirely
recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Coooer have re-
turned from Columbia, Miss,
where they spent the Easter sea-
son with the formers parents.
Beginning Monday evening at
7:30 o'clock a study course Tor
Sunday School teachers viii be
featured by the East Side Bap-
fist church. Anyone interested in
the subject viii be cordially well
coined to the classes.
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Arena

The congregation of the Pine
Grove Church of God conducted
a PRAYER meeting Wednesday
night. led by Elmer Stricken.
Sunday school was held at the
usual hour with rs members.
Miss Overstreet of Basin, Miss,
is now visiting her brother, Mr..
Amos Overstreet, and Mrs. Over
street. They were visitors Sat
urday in the home of Mrs. Eliza
Strickler. S. D. Broun visited
the Overstreet home Sunday.
Mrs. Ophelia Ferguson return
ed home Saturday after a visit
of several days with Mrs. Eliza
Stricken.
Teachers of the Tanner-W i
liams school accompanied by their
wives and husbands, gathered at
supper last week as guests of MI.
and Mrs. Barber. Mrs. Dewey
Tanner and Mr. and Mrs. Merri-
wether of Wilmer were also
guests.
Mrs. A. Strickler and Mrs. FL
mer Stricken shopped Saturday
in Mobile, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stricken
were in Mobile one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rainwater's broth
er and wife visited in their home
last week.
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blowout is patcher. A mechanic
has been appointed sea gull
shooer away" A junior engineer
and the shooer away = r
studying the problem.
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East Moss Poini

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso Salazar of
Mobile were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. J.. b. Cunningham and
daughter, Dolores.
Miss Vera DeAngelo underwent
an emergency operation Sunday
night for appendicitis in the
Providence Infirmary in Mobile
Miss DeAngelo is reported to be
doing very well. She is employed
at the G. M. & o. Railroad. She
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. John DeAngelo.
Mr. Robert Hudson, who has
been confined to his bed for five
months, is still very ill. He and
his wife have been married So
years and are charter members
of the East Moss Point Baptist
church.
Mr.. J.. b. Tyson of Mobile,
stopped to visit the Rev. M. A.
Davis, Monday, while en- route
to Houston, Texas.
Mrs. w. X. Porter and son,
"Bubba," and Mrs. John r.
Couch, were business visitors to
Biloxi Saturday.
Mr.. George DeAngelo and little
granddaughter, Gloria Labbous,
celebrated their birthdays to-
gether Monday with a birthday
dinner which was climaxed by the
serving of a cake. These present
We're Mrs. Elwood DeAngelo,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Labbous and son,
Bubba, and Mrs. George DEAN
gelo.
H. X. Davidson. S &c, returned
to Seattle, Wash, to the hospital
after being at home on an l8-day
sick leave, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs.
George Monk, Misses Margie and
Nell Monk accompanied him as
far as Newton, Miss, spending
the week end in Louise, Miss, as
the guests of Mrs. Monks mother,
Mrs. lskee, who returned to Moss
Point with the party for an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Monk.
Mr.. Lamar Gore of Gulfport,
spent Tuesday visiting his sister,
Miss Judy Gore and friends.
7. F. Wilcox, BIN &c, who has
been overseas IA months, is visit
ing his wife on 30-day leave.
Mr.. A. l.. Wilkerson is spending
several days on business in New
Orleans.
Mr.. Dan r. Perkins, who has
been medically discharged from
AiA0 Navy WttCiG lit Wdo q STU
man &c, has recently returned
from Maryland. He and his wife
will make their home in East
Moss Point.
Guests in the home of MIR. and
Mrs. r. b. Mcdonald Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. James McDon-
aid of Mobile.
Private and Mrs. Lloyd Nc
Donald. and son, Stephen Lee.
were guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Mcdonald.
Guests in the home of Mrs. j. z.
Wilkerson Saturday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wilkerson
and children, of Pascagoula.
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itself, Pan American World Air
ways reports. Recently at Foynes,
Fire, a flight was delayed While
gull borings were patched in
much the same way that a tire
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The United States norm

consumes SO per cent of the
worlds petroleum, 6e.4 per cent
OF the worlds rubber. approxi-
mately SIS per cent of the worlds
coffee and sbaut 81 per cent of
the worlds sugar.
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U L OUT ON A I

New York-Seagulls peck holes
in airplanes eating either the rub
Der de-icers or the wing fabric
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This is a family war. Put
your WarB ondbuying through
the payroll savings plan on .
family plan, which means iis.
ure il out yourself.
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As early as 1888. apples were
being cultivated close to what IS
now Annapolis Royal, Nova SEQ
tia.
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Private and Mrs. Lloyd Nc
Donald, and son. Stephen Lee,
were guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Mcdonald.
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Guests in the home of Mrs. ]. f.
Wilkerson Saturday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. WilkerSon
and children, of Paseagoula.
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Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. Mcdonald Sunday
were Mr., and Mrs. James Melon
aid of Mobile.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stricken
were in Mobile one day last week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-13

Mr.. Dan r. Perkins, who has
been medically discharged from
the Navy, where he was a sea
man &c, has recently returned
from Maryland. He and his wife
will make their home in East
Moss Point.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rainwater's broth
er and wife visited in their home
last week.
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Sa Zabave
Los Angeles, Calf. .

Ma 81. oktobra mas Ogranak
ie odrzao zabavu. 0 progran1l1,
koii je prikazan ma istoi, moglo
bi Sc mnogo reel. Uspeh progra-
ma treba u glavnom pripisati ma
Sim umetnicima, ovde, kao Cos
TINA umetnicima koji su mas
posetili sa Istoka, ovom prilikom.
A to SUI: Elsie Wick IL Cleve-
landa, Daniel Grbac il Chicago
Nikola Ruzic IL Akron, O. -
imena koja su dobro poznata We
cini nasih citaoca. Njihovo po-
zrtvovanje, kao i odanost "a op-
Stu stvar, doprinelo je mnogo US
pehu zabave. Program koiem
SUI oni bill ucesnici ucinio ie
takav upecatak ma prisutne. da
&c ostati kao prijatna i dobra
uspokena u ovoj koloniji "a du-
60 vreme.
Buduci da srno morali pozu-
reti sa zabavom, posto neki cd
gore pomenutih umetnika nisu
mogli ovde dugo ostati, poseta
nije bila bas onakva kakva bi
trebala biti. No ipak je bio oko
$50 prisutnih, noveani prihod
$114.O0.
Drugarice koje SUI doprinele
obilnu kolicinu u kolacima dru-
goj hrani, da bi prihod bio sto
veci, jesu sledece: Strapac, Bac-
vanski, Antonoff i Suvacki.
J. ", zamenik dopisnika.
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Sa vecerinke
Detroit, Mich.

u nedelju %. oktobra, Klub
Radnitke Borbe priredio je We
cerinku u stanu organizacija. Po-
seta je bila dobra.
Drugarice, clanice Kluba, pri
premile su dobru veceru koja
je zadovoljila goste, po obicnoj
praksi, pri kraju vecere odrzan
je govor. Govornik je bio oval
put clan Sekcije, drug Theo,
Grove. Drug je odrzao dobar j
zivahan govor, ma engleskom je-
ziku, razume Sc. Posle govora IL
vrsena je kolekcija, koja je tekla
ma sledeci nacin:
Pc $500: Theo Grove, T. Mar
tinovic, B. Roksandic A. La
Touno. Pc $500: S. Todoroff P.
Cotic. Pc $500: S. Gagic, Joe Me-
sic. P. Stojanoff, L. Herczeg, l..
Kapetanovic, B. curulic, H. Eli
eff, Olga Vorkovic, A. La Fleur,
S. M. Goncheff, M. Slepcevic, I.
Pencheff, w. Walbridge, P. Vra-
carevic. M. Kovac i ]. curulic. Po
$1.OO: Pencheff, Anna Pavlecic.
Milka Cindric, J. Horvath, J.
10th, c. Biro, T. Todoroff, H.
Kruzi, M. B. Slepcevic, ]. Crkve-
nae, G.. Osterstock, T. Gramati-
coff, E. Scepovic, NJ. Vlcheff, R.
Primo Anna Kapetanovic sim
paticar Csc. Ukupno $74.25.
Sledece drugarice su prilozile
u hrani i drugim stvarima: Anna
Crkvenac, Anna Kapetanovic.
Marparet Curulic, M. B. Slepce-
vic, Mary Kovac, Vera La Fleur
i Bara Cotic.
Cist prihod iznosi $158.82.
u ime Kluba hvala svima koji
SUI doprineli uspehu afere.
Mary Kovac. dopisnik.
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Sa vecerinke
Steubenville, Q.
M. Vasilic.

U nedelju Is. novembra, mes
ma Sekcija Jugoslavenski Ogra-
max S. L. P. priredise zajednicku
vecerinku u svom lokalu ma 537
| Wells st.
Poseta Sc sastojala il nasih O.
bicnih redovnih posetioca. Poz-
dravne govore odrzali su dru-
povi H. Brostman, ma engleski i
| M. Krnic, ma jugoslavenski.
Nakon vecere govora presto
Sc ma kolekciju. Imena prilagaca
su sledeca:
Pc $1,000: Marko Kotur i ia
militia Busic. Pc $500: L. Ander-
son. J. Novosel, Mile Barac, F.
Panderosky, M. Bobcheff, M.
Burlakis, Steve Barko, G. Radu-
lovic, H. Brostman, Milan Krnic,
Eli Milosevic i G. Sobot. Po $4OO:
Cviieta Divic, Lazo Mrvos, fam'-
lila Beuk Spaso Kotur. Po $3.OO:
J. Burac. J. Derosky, T. Vukelic
! Mike Barac. Pc $500: N. NAL
basa, P. Radakovic, S. Pavlovic
i J. Sheperd. Hermina Barac
$3.50. Pc $1.00: L. Brostman, N.
Petrilo, G.. Zatezalo, Smilja kr-
mic Eli Mesic. Ukupno $l22.5o.
Sledece drugarice su prilozlle
u hrani: Maria Brozovic, Lida
Brostman Savka Krnic.
Narocita hvala familiji N. Bro
zovic koji su sve glavnije stvar'
"a vecerinku pripremili. A tako-
dier, Ogranak Sekciia Sc "a
hvaljuje II opste svima koli su
doprineli u novcu radu "a sto
bolji uspeh vecerinke.
A. Sauer, dopisnik.
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Nasi dopiisii

Cleveland, Elsie Wick. Sastanak
ie odrzan u stanu druga j dru-
garice Stanic.
! ako je dan pre- odrzana "a
bava, ma kojoj SUI sve drugaricc
neumorno radile, ipak je druga-
RIGA Julia Antonoff nasla do
voljno vremna energije da is
pece kolaca spremi dovoljno
druge hrane "a party. Ovo je
zaista bilo prijatno iznenadjenje
"a drugaricu Wick.
Kada Sc drugovi drugarice,
dobro pogostise, drug N. Stanic
je ustao ukratko objasnio oval
sastanak, te koliko je drugarica
Wick doprinela uspehu nase "a
bave, sa svojim talentom, kojeg
je tako svesrdno pruzila Ogran-
ku Sekciji ma raspolozenje "a
vreme njenog boravka ovde.
Onda je ustala drugarica Wi
eek zahvalila Sc ma ovako pri-
jatnom iznenadjenju, koje ce joj,
rece ona, ostati kao lepa us
hicavajuca uspomena.
Ma zavrsetku drug Stanic rece
da bi ucinili jos yeci upecatak
ma drugaricu kada bi izvrsili ko-
lekciju, ito u svrhu agitacionog
fonda, posto je Federacija resila
da uposli par agitatora - stvar
kojoj mi svi moramo obratiti sto
vecu paznju.
Ovoj napomeni odazvase Sc
svi, CHA imena i prilozi slede:
Po $500: N. Ruzic, Palacek fa-
militia, Elsie Wick, D. Grbac. !
v. Suvacki. Pc $500: N. Gold
berg, Victoria Vasilic, M. Vasili6
i Rose Bacvanski. Po $3.50: Eliza
beth Stanic i N. Stanic. Po 5000.
J. Rosen, Bojana Suvacki Julia
Antonoff. Svega $4,000.
Posle kolekcije, pocela je pes
ma svirka. Drug D. Grbac je
otsvirao niz odabranih komada,
a drugarica Wick je takodier
nekoliko otpevala. Afera je tra-
iala do kasno u noe. Ogranak Sc
zahvaljuje drugarici ma nienoj
usluzi, tako isto drugu Orb
cu prilagacima ma ovom sastan-
ku.
M. Vasilic.
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citaoci prilagaci oproste i ne
ka uzmu ovo "a ispravku. Tacna
imena, prilozi, jesu sledeci:
Pc $500: M. Blazic, S. Bozin,
B. Mikalacki, N. Coric E. Sc
gedinski. Po $1.00: N. Djurdje-
vic, L. Stefanovic, G. Christoff,
S. Antunovic, r. Bibic, N. Pc
tosevic, c. Besser, J. Tesic, Ber-
ta Dadovic, Z. Lake, ]. Arbet,
P. Panic i Z. Malivuk. Pc SOC:
M. Stepanov, J. Mitic, S. Dado-
vic, P. Kapitz, M. Kapic Marga-
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VAZNE VESTI.
(Nastavak sa l. strane}

stotine hiljada pengosa, tamo vec
novca nema. Njegova vrednost
tesko da je VEGA Cd vrednosti
papira ma kojem je stampan.
Izgleda da &c ovo biti JOS je-
dan cd problema "a 'velike sa-
veznike" koji oni moraju resiti.
da bi izbegli Iupinu cd banane.
Jer ako Sc ia njihova civilizaci-
ia pocne klizati, makar j u Ma
djarskoi, klizanje nece prestati
dok Sc svi ne okliznu.
U ovu svrhu oni &c morati da-
vati zajmove podupirati ma sve
moguce nacine valute ekonomi
je skoro svih kapitalistickih, ke-
peckih velikih zemalja po sve-
tn.
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Ispravka

U proslom broju, u depisu So
JAYNE skupstine u Akronu, OBJ
iavili smo slucajno pogresnu lis
tn prilagaca koju nam je dopis-
mix poslao jednu Cd ranijih
skupstina = te kada je primetio
poslao nam je brze drugu -
pravu listu sa skupstine 0 ko-
joi je rec u dopisu. Neka nam
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Novogodisnji Darak
Radnicke BOrbe

Burgettstown, Pa:
A. Banovic ............... $3.50
Belleville, Mich:
D. Komsnovic $500. NJ. sevrovit 500
NJ. Dabic $1.oo. Ukupno $500.
Cleveland, Ohio:
Drzavni Izvrsni Odbor SIP. Ohio
$22.5O.
Detroit, Mich:
Klub Radnicke Borbe $500, B. Des-
MICA $500 i J. Rozie $500. Ukupno
5000.
Wyandotte, Mich:
Zorka Vesa Terzin ......... S. 90
Usupno ovom broju $500.
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Samo ekonomska organ1zacija
je u stanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politicku partiju rada i
tako podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. = X. Marr.
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RADIO BROADCASTS

The Ohio State Executive Committee has engaged
time for six weekly broadcasts Radio Station,
W H K, Cleveland Ohio (dial 1920 the following
dates
Tuesday December II, 1000 1915 p.
Tuesday December Is, 1000 1915 p. m.
Tuesday, December IS, 1000 1915 p.
Tuesday January l, 1000 1915 p.
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KAPITAL dolazi ma svet ka-
pljuci cd glave do pete, IL svake
pore, sa krvlju prljavstinom.
- Marks.
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ret Dragomir. H. Stepanov 4Oc.
Pc Csc: B. Luke, H. K. c., S. B.,
E. Galko i D. Rusov. N. N. zoe.
Ukupno $27.85.
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Sa opr0stajnog sastanka

Los Angeles, Calf.
Ma %. oktobra, dan posle ma
Sc zabave, drugarice spremise
surprise party, u pocast nase
drugarice, pri odlasku nazad u
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odlucio je, kao ranijih godina,
pokrenuti Novogodisnji Darak
Radnicke Borbe, te sa ovim bro
jem on Sc zvanicno otvara. Ovo
Sc cini wise radi formalnosti, jer
i bez te odluke, nasi clanovi i
simpaticari slali bi svoje priloge
"a Novogodisnji Darak nasoj no.
vini. Ia ovo je dokaz, sto SUI neki
to vec ucinili, pre- odluke C. 0.
I owe godine je Klub Radnicke
Borbe Detroit bio prvi sa svo-
jim prilogom "a Novogodisnji
Darak Radnicke Borbe. Takodje
su nekoliko nash simpaticara
poslali svoje priloge, kao sto ce
citaoci moci videti ma drugom
mestu u ovom broju. Ovo je do
bar znak, jer to je dokaz da nasi
clanovi i simpaticari vode brigu
0 svojoj novini Oni nece nj pod
kojim okolnostima dozvoliti da
ona - RADNICKA BORBA =
finansijski oskudeva. Jer oni zna-
iu Sta bi to znacilo "a nasu stvar,
ako bi RADNIcKA BORBA os-
kudevala u materijalnim sreds-
tvima.
Pocatak kampanje je dobar, a
svrsetak treba da bude jos bolji.
Nasi Ogranci, clanovi simpati-
carl &c Sc pobrinuti da zavrse-
tax kampanje bude bolji, nego
prosle godine. Evo dokaza:
Pre- neki dan smo primili pis-
mo cd druga ]. T. Evanica IL
New Yorka, koji nam pise izme-
diu ostalog ovo:
"Cim sam dobio Kalendare Cd
ma sam spakovao 2 primeraka i
poslao III Geo. NeSicu. Istovre-
memo sam mu pisao opomenuo
ga da obnovi svoiu pretplatu ma
r. B. JUICE sam dobio cd MEGA
Special Delivery pismo u is
tom, pored ostalog pise:
Dragi druze Evanicu:
7 ako sam neaktivan vec wise
godina, ali ipak moia je simpa
tia bila uvek, kao i danas, ma
strani naseg revolucionarnog
radnickog pokreta. Stoga ii sa-
lem prilog cd $1,000 ma 'ogani
Radnicke Borbe. tako da Sc 'pani'
ne bi ugasio sa nadom da Sc
isti jednog dana rasplamti OBJ
asia celu vasionu. Isto ii Salem
$500 "a obnovu mole pretplate
na Radnicku Borbu.
Drugarski te pozdravlja, tvol
drug
Geo. Nesic' :"
Takav duh, izrazen u gornjem
pismu, prozina sve nase clanove
i simpaticare | zato mi pra~
vom kazeno, da RADNICKA
BORBA nece oskudevati u ma
teriialnim sredstvima, dokle ona
ina takve radnike "a svoje sled
benike.
U slicnom ssnislu je pisao mas
sirnpaticar Adam Banovic, IL
Burgettstowna, Pa, saliuci S1O.-
90, "a svoju pretplatu, Kalendar
potporu Radnicke Borbe. Tako
pisu svi ostali nasi simpaticari.
Ovih dana prin1ili smo jos jed
no pismo cd druga J. N. Zivano-
vica il Hamilton, Kanada, pet
goldsmith pretplata ma RADNIc-
KU BORBU. cd kojih su dive
move. Drug zivanovic je jedan
Cd najvrednijih nash drugova
u Kanadi, koji neumorno rad
ma prosirenju nase novine me
diu tamosniim radnicima nasee
jezika.
Buduci SUI kanadske vlasti do
zvolile ulaz naSem ovogodiSnjem
Kalendaru u Kanadu, mi veru
iemo da &c drug zivanovic bit
u stanju rasturiti isti prilicnom
broiu. Takodie mi cemo oceki-
vati Cd ostalih nash simpat'-
cara Kanadi da oni porade
ma ovom poliu rada, kao drup
zivanovic = kupljenju pretpla-
ia ma nasu novinu i rasturivanju
Kalendara.
Rad nasih agitatora - drugo
va Kapugija Radjenovica = za
pocetak 10 od1ican Drug Ka-
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De Leon Meeting in Chicago

subject lecture be delivered by Adolf
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Bulgarian S. L. p. Convention

regular Socialist Federation
Kirby
will held the convention hall on Sunday % 23o The meeting will
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Section Milwaukee Lecture

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preko SO primeraka Kalendara
prodao nesto druge naSe litera~
ture, dobio nesto potpore ma Rad
nicku Borbu i dobio tri godisnje
pretplate ma Radnicku Borbu.
U svome izvestaju, drug Ka-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

ALLIED HQ., Luzon, Feb. l
(UP)-The list Of American priS-
oners released in last nights at
tack on the prisoners OF war camp
al Cabanatuan included:
Pfc. Don II. Adams, Artesia,
n. NJ.
M/Sgt. Ermon r. Addington,
Harrison, Ida.
Pfc. William c. Ahlschwede,
Thayer, Neb.
Dean w. Albee, civilian, Eu-
reka, Mont.
M/Sgt. Louis B. Albin, San
Antonio. Tex.
Pvt. John S. Afford, Pensacola,
Fla.
Capt. Frederick C. Amos, Hum
boldt, Kan.
M/Sgt. Harold Amos, Alton. Ia.
M/Sgt. Gunner Harry Arnold,
Liberty, Mo.
Pvt. Urish S. Ash, Fairmont,
w. Va.
lst Sgt. Robert ]. Baker, Val
dO>ia, Ga.
Pfc. William Barker. Oakland,
Cal.
Floyd Hardt Chicago. Ill.
Robert l.. Barry civilian, Or
!ando Fla.
pic. Richard P. Beck, Atlanta,
Ga
Pvt. Lee Bennett, Mound City,
Mo
Otis r. Bills, Phoenix. Ariz.
Mason Blair. Onawa, Ia.
2nd L. Raymond w. Bliss, San
Francisco
Boatwright Wordcn Clark, $40
Wisconsin (City missing, Wis
SGT. William c. Cfaxton, Los
Angeles, Cal
First SGT. George Glow. Omaha.
H.
Pfc Julius W. Cobb, Colorado
Springs, Coo
Capt Homer J. Coiman, Grand
Junction, Colo.
MtSgt Eugene c. Commander,
san Diego Cal
SCI. John VI. Cook, San Marco
Tex
{ SGT Floyd W. Cooney. New
castle, Ind
PFC Sidney Coy, Louisville, Ky
r.t. .- al %. Fl ta,.t-s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Civil Service
Hits al Ruling

The county civil service COM
mission today served notice n
would not abide by the opinion of
county corporation counsel Ar
thur l.. Robbins Of the proSecu-
tors office which denies the
commission the right 10 interfere
with payment of salary 10 d GER
titled county employe.
In a letter TO tho board OF
auditors, the commission said:
"The commission has re-
quested that each appointing
authority and your board be
advised that the commission
can not follow or be bound by
said opinion"
AS the civil service commission
and elected officers moved closer
10 a showdown over the alleged
"gradual usurping Of powers be-
longing 10 elected officers as
claimed by some Of those who
hold office by vote of the people.
Auditor George O. Cornell OK
pressed the hope that the board
OF auditors and the commission
would get together and decide on
court action 10 settle the issue.
The controversy rcvolveS around
Fred r. Dingman. who was
elected 10 the State Legislature
last year while an employe Of
the county drain commissioner.
Prior 10 the election. the ciSil
service com m miSSion ordered
county employees seeking trTIyi7-
tive seats 10 take leaves Of alb
SenceS for 30 DAYS before cleo
ton and 10 resign If elected.
Dlngman refused 10 resign and
S'Iii works ~ rTS job WHEN mol ~
Lansing lis plea al mand4n44-
20 compel the payment Of hl,
salary which me commission
seek, "a deny comes up IN court
tomorrow.
N a second mand5muS TN tho
civil service commission seeks 10
compel Sheriff Baird 10 reinState
two employees discharged recently.
ApVFRTISEafEST
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
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