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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
KURENTOVA POROKA v
EUCLIDU

Euclid, 0. - Ker sc bliza
pust, o katerem trdijo, da je
patron vseh norcev, sc m bill
naprosen, da maj te-le obesim
ma ia veliki zvon:
V smislu starokrajskih ira
dicij, Seq in obicajev, katerih
Sc euclidska naselbina trdo-
vratno drzi, Sc tenn potion obve-
Sea VISA javnost, med temi tudi
stare device, katerim bod o
fantle ploh privlekli, da je di-
rektorij Slovenskega. drustve-
mega d o m a ma Recner Ave.
sklenil kar najdostojneje praz-
novati Kurenta, ma pustni to-
rex zvecer dne Is. februarja,
Ammo Domino. :.=E
v kolikor sem obvescen bo.
do ma vsporedu sledece tocke
Tocno oh osmih bodo priceli
servirati diva mlada, pecena
prasicka, XII bosta zrtvovana Y
pocast Kurentu. Ker Sc v go
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
MAPLE HEIGHTS VABI

Cenjeno obcinstvo Sc opozar-
ia, da ne pozabi, da nocoj, ma
pustno soboto priredi drustvo
Dom" st. rs SDZ zabavo v
Slovenskem narodnen domu ma
Stanley Ave. Pricetek oh 8. uri
zvecer. Ma ia veeer sc vsi radi
poveselijo, pa tudi v maskare
Sc lahko napravite. Vstopnice
so samo po SOC. Igral bo pa
dobro poznani sulen orkester.
Pridite in pripeljite svoje pri-
jatelje seboj. Torej, ma svide-
ME nocoj v SID ma Stanley
Ave.!
Ludwig Wreck.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
PUSTNI VECER Y
EJJCLIDU.

V drustvenem domu ma Re-.
cher Ave., sc DO v torek, dne
13. februarja vrsila pustna "a
bava. Prieetek bo oh Z. uri I'VE
Ger. Oh 8. uri Sc DO pricelo SER
virati prasicevo pecenko, "a
kar Sc je preskrbelo diva mlada
pujska, katera DO spekel mas
slovenski pek Mr.. John Zalar,
" Collinwoodu, XII INA to delo
prav po mojstersko napraviti.
Vse tie dobrote bodo dane
brez kakega dobieka, samo da
Sc pokrijejo stroski. Pc veeer-
j bo pa piles in domaea zabava.
Med gosti DO tudi mas castni
Clan 86-letni Mr.. Anton Kuhar.
Oh tel priliki bono tudi po-
castili diva nasa slavljenca, Mr..
in Mrs. Valentino in Ursulo
Trtnik, Xxi bosta praznovala' 25-
letnico poroke. Ia nasa prija-
teljica Urska nam vedno rada
pomaga in je re veckrat na-
pravila dobre krofe. V imenu
drustvenega donna, wanna zelimo
Sc mnogo srecnih in zdravih
let skupnega zivljenja. Bog va
ju zivi, Urska in Tine!
Ma ia vecer DO obilo zabave,
da Sc DO vsakdo lahko posteno
razvedril, predno nastopi stiri-
desetdnevni post. Pc start segi
Sc je ma ia vecer povsod malo
poplesalo, da je bila bolj debe-
la repa. Bodite pozdravljeni in
vas vse srcno vabim, pridite ma
to prijetno zabavo ma pustni
torek, IS. februarja v S. D. D.
Recher Ave.
Prosim vas tudi, da posta-
nete delnicarji nasega donna,
da ko Sc nasi fantje povrnejo
nazaj med mas, da jim postavi-
mo nekaj lepega v spomin, ter
lep prostor, kjer Sc bo nadalje
vodilo kulturo, "a kar je bill mas
dom v prvi vrsti zgrajen.
Ma svidenje!
Vas
Jim Rotter.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10

Clevelandski Primorci bono |
priredili, kot vsako leto, pust-
no zabavo v nedeljo, II. febru-
aria v Hrvatskem domu, 6314
St. Clair Ave-. Program Sc DO
pricel ob $3.50 uri popoldne, ko
Sc DO podalo ma odru veselo-
iigro "Zbrka Pojmova''. Igra DO
predstavljala polozaj nemske
nacijske Wade, ko je silila ze-
ne, da bi rodile vec otrok.
Cisti dobicek te pustne "a
bave je namenjen trpecemu ma
rodu staremu kraju. zato Sc
vabi vse tiste, kateri stojite ma
strani tega trpecega naroda,
XII Sc bori ma zivljenje in smrt,
da osvobodi svojo domovino.
Mas ubogi narod je po moril-
skin banditih mnogo pretrpel.
Prvi okupator nase rodne zem-
lie je bill italian, pod katerega
peto je jugoslovanski narod "a
let prenasar mueenje in TRIPLE
ME. Pc italijanski kapitulaciji
v sedanji vojni, so prisle ma kr-
milo nemske horde, XII so takoj
zloeinsko pocenjale z ubogim
| ljudstvom. I'll razbojniki so brez
milosti kali, ubijal, palili in
rusili po nasih krajih. zrtve so
bile ogromne, skoda je neznan-
sko velika, vsepovsod vlada be-
da in nepopisno trpljenje.
Vzlic vsemu temu, pa Sc ma
81 tam onstran morja MISC po-
dali. Hrabro so Sc postavili So
vrazniku v bran in herojsko
korakajo naprej, cd enc zma-
sc do druge, dokler ne DO IL
gnan sovraznik iz dezele.
Maj vam navedem le en- zlo-
Gin, izned onih nestetih, XII jih
je nemska svojat izvrsila mad
primorskim narodom. Bio je
maja meseca let 1914 v Soil, v
vasi Lipa, obeina Jelzane, ko SO
Nemci skupno erno-sraj jcniki
zaklali 257 oseb, po vecini star
ce in otroke, nato pa zapalili.
V hisi Ivana celigoja, 50 parti-
zani videli strasen PRIOR. Ubo-
81 starcek 20 let je sedel ma
.stolu S prerezanim vratom, po-
leg MEGA ma tleh lezeca SO pa
bila grozno razmesarjena tru-
pla 32-letne Terezije Simcic in
njenih pet otrok, v starosti cd
enega do 10 let. LIE pomislite
kako neki Sc je moral oce, OH
roma moz Simcic poGutiti, ko
je slisal Q tragediji, ki je zade-
LA njegovo druzino.
/ Ali ne cuti tudl vase srce s
/ temi revcki. Ali MISC oni delex-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
@ENAkOPRA.VNOSTI'

videl kaksno discipline imajo
tam kar predsednik veil, to
Sc zgodi. Ljubljancanje ga ubo-
gajo.
Torej, sedaj pa Sc vabim vse
ostale prijatelje in znance, da
pridejo ma pustno soboto v
Slovenski drustveni do m ma
Recher Ave, kjer bo veselja in
zabave ma kose.
France z Ljubljane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
ZABAVA SLOVANA


neko nedeljo popoldne proti ma
semu Slovenskemu drustvene-
mu domu ma Recher Ave-, kar
nacnkrat zagledam pred seboj
mojega dobrega prijatelja. Ker
Sc pa ze nisva videla dolgo let,
sva takoj prisla v vnet pogo
vor o tenn in onem. Vse je hotel
vedeti v enem hipu, da mu nj
tt nisem utegnil odgovarjati ma
vprasanja.
|, Najprvo me vprasa: mo,
France, kan jo pa tt mahas %
Ko mu povem, da sem ma
menjen It'll v dom, mi poseze
vines in rece, da DO tudi on Sci
menoj. Vprasal je &c imamo
kaksno zabavo domu, ker re
dolgo nj bil tu. Povedal sem
mu: "Stefan, zabave danes pa
nj, toda dobre prijatelje hos vi
del TAM" Takoj Sc pa spom-
MIN in mu povem nadalje: ''Do-
bro, da 81 me spomnil; yes kaj,
tt 81 veseljak cd nekdaj. Ia So
boto, 10. februarja, to je ma
pustno soboto, te povabim, pri-
di v dom, ker takrat bo zaba-
We, petja, pies in ne vem kaj
Sc vse. Pevski zbor Slovan DO
incl vse to-"
Stefan me pogleda: "Pa ne
tisti Slovani, XII tako pojo?"
II kako-pak! Sal Sc Sc spo-
minjas kako sta bila pustna
| sobota in nedelja v starem
kraju kar diva praznika "a
pustne SEINE. "Slovan" sc DO
prav po starem obicaju vese-
ILL.,"
Prijatelj je bill tega vidno ve-
sci in mi rece: 'Dobro, Fran
ce, da 81 mi povedal to, ampak
JAZZ ne bonn sam prisel. Pripe-
ljal bonn toliko prijateljev, da
jih bos vesel."
"Dobro, Sc ii re v naprej "a
hvaljujem "a tvojo prijaznost,
| pa da ia ne bos pozabil'', ga Sc
opominjam.
"Ne, tega pa ne bonn pozabil,
sal je pri "Slovanu' vedno do
sti zabave', me zatrjuje.
Govor Sc je Sc naprej razvi-
| jal, in vprasal me je &c klub
Ljubljana Sc obstoja. Povedal
sem mu, da toliko clanov Sc nj
sem videl s kupaj kot jih je
ravno sedaj. Imamo dobre u
radnike in tajnica je Mary ia
pei, in ko Sc ona zavzame, jih
kar cele kardele pripeIje. Pred
sednik je pa George Nagode,
Xxi ,je zelo dober agitator pr
dobivanju novih clanov. On mi
je obljubil, da DO postal Gel re-
1 giment posetnikov, I mimi Sc
veda bo tudi on sam. Povabim
lga, da mai gotovo pride, da be
Il odbOr.:: predsednik Burton
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
KRAsEVCI

CESARlCA, ROSLINKA In
KRAsEVu
Pravijo, da je cesarica Ma
RIA Terezija slisala pripovedo-
vati veliko lepega in junaske-
ga o Krasevcih in ko so ii pri-
Esli nekoc ma Dunaj in vprasa-
Ii pri njej avdijence, je rekla:
20, Krasevci, seveda, kar "
stalo jih denite in najboljsega
ovsa jim natrosite!" Mislila je
namrec, da so to mladi konji,
zrebci. Ha-ha-ha! (To je pove-
d ala Mrs. Drobnic Varian
Ave.
Vdova Roslinka DO pa v ne
deljo zvecer svojega Krasovca
vse drugace sprejela in pogo
stila. Saj bi cesarica storila
isto, &c bi vedela, da SO Kra-
sevci ljudje in &c bi Sc oglasil
pri njej sam Rozmanov Janez
Qvan ceh), hi Sc krog MEGA
ravno tako ongavila in smoli-
la, kot sc bo Roslinka.
Joze Pograjc nj Krasovec
niti Gorenjec, pa Sc vseeno hva-
Ii, da je uspesen pri vdovah in
mi ostali moski bi radi vedeli
zakaj? Izdal Sc je zlomek sa-
lamenski, da jih pozna enih o.
semnajst samo ma Bonna Ave.
| Mislim res, da jih samo tt po-
znas in ne one tebe. Mi, XII tu-
di radi malo poskilimo po ''kik-
ljah', m c. znajdli, da pritis
kas ma kljuke tudi pc drugih
cestah in ulicah, pa brez uspe-
ha. Dokler bos hodil povsod in
k tolikim, ne hos dalec prisel.
Ii Sc ne znas; Rajbencanje ne
vedo kako priti do prave lju-
bezni.,
Vidis, mas partizan Ceh INA
pa drugacno taktiko. On, XII je
cd hudika navihan, nodi k vdo-
vi ma struklje in medico, k ME
nj hceri pa po ljubezen in vse
Sc godi pod emo streho. Yes Jo-
re, to je umetnost, in "a take
|reci je treba Gorenjca ali pa
Krasevca, pa ne "Rajbencana".
! Ampak vprasal S e m Sc re
veekrat zakaj Sc nj Sc osmo-
lii pravdni "dohtar'' Leo Kush-
Ian? Mogoce jih je tudi on incl
proved ma kmalu, ali Sc je v
preteklosti ravnal proved po
odvetniskih paragraph. Mogo-
&c tudi, da je bila zanj to sre-
ca. Ampak, ker je tako priljub-
!, lien kot predsednik pri SANS
owl podruznici, st. 80, nnu bonn
kot partizan partizanu nekaj
svetoval: EtPridi v nedeljo We
Ger oh z. uri v 'Slovenski narod-
nj dom in tam bos videl, kako
i gredo take reci v klasje. Tam
ne DO mic paragrafov, mic "a
konov, mic predlogov, protipred-
logov in mic resolucij. Odpocil
bos svojo uceno glavo cd vse te
navlake in mogQce bo RECEIPT
ucinkovit.
i Korajza velja. Kaksen parti-
zan pa si?
4 Il Da Tebi in Tebl enakim, ia
ne DO usla izpred oci nobena
lekcija ali vaja,. glej, da Sc hos
usedel v prve vrste. Glavna re-
diteljica Marie Zakrajsek in
r1jcna dekleta nj bodo vse to
preskrbele. Vem tudi, da hos
rekel: Hvala "a nasvet! JAZZ ii
pa lpravim: Tako finemu fantu
i'm po vrhu se partizanu, pristo-
lja najlepse dekle. (ce pa zate
Inc bo, 10 hos pa "tlivorsal'' sal
ives kako.) Torej M gotovo
syidenje Y nedeljo, da se bos
kaj pametnega naucil Cd tova-
risa partizana.
Partisan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
PRAKTicNI NAsvETI

Pogrebni zavod v Omahi je
dal v casopis sledeei oglas: Da
je nasa posluga najboljsa in
Gene najnizje je splosno znano.
Vprasajte kogarkoli, XII je bill
delezen nase postrezbe, pa vam
bo pritrdil, da je- bill z vserq
zadovoljen.
MOI zasaci uzmovica, XII je
brskal po predalih njegove ze-
ne. "Pocakajte!" mu pravi, ida
vas vidi moja zena, XII bo goto-
vo vesela, da DO videla v resnici
tos kar je videla vsako noe le Y
domisljiji skozi zadnjih Is let.''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10
bode bratom onkraj oceana.
Michael /. Lab,
Josephine Zakrajsek,
krajevna zastopnika "a Sloven-
ce v Clevelandu.
PIES IN KROFT

Predpust gre h koncu in "a
zakljucek bo i'm elo drustvo
Cerknisko jezero st. SO S.D.Z.
velik pies, in sicer nocoj, 10. fe-
bruarja, XII je pustna sobota, v
Slovenskem delavskem domu,
ma Waterloo Rd.
Poleg Vadnalove godbe, XII
je priznana kot ena najboljsih
ter Sc boste lahko vrtili kar po
eni nogi &c vas DO VOLTA, bono
imeli tudi fine krofe in druge
dobrote, S katerirni Sc obicaj-
no praznuje prank sv. Kuren-
ia.
Ker so casi TAXI, da Sc clo-
veku malo kedaj raztegnejo u
sta v smeh, je kar potrebno,
da pridete in 81 m a o rave
drite srce. Gotovi ste lahko, da
Sc bo to zgodilo &c pridete. Bo
vesela druzba, XII vas DO zajela,
da boste tudi vi vesei veseli-
mi. Vse je pripravljeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-10

Polka je vkazana
tia so namazana.
Tone te DO prijel "a roko,
zavrtel sc " veselo kolo.
Potem pa bosta oba rekla,
ali lustno res, lustno je bio.
Ursula Branisel.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02

Raymond Pickett, of the navy,
is home on furlough at this time.
Mabel Cochran spent Saturday
night with Ann Mullins.
Ralph and eBtty Lou Fuller
spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Starlin Price last week.
Joyce Fay and Trulah Musick
visited Mabel and Nancy Hall
Sunday.
Edd Moore is home on leave
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Hurt visited
S. P Cochran and family Sunday.
Anita and Kenneth Gibson
spent Sunday night with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs S P.
Cochran.
Mrs. Make Linville spent Fri
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
jah Charles of Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02
YATESTOWN NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Vest an
nounce the arrival of baby girl
on July Is named Make Lor-
raine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Mullins,
Mr.. and Mrs Avis Mullins and
Maude and Kyles Mullins visited
on Bold Camp Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher Johnson
visited at the home of Basil Ed
wards Thursday.
Lois and Anna Ray Hughes
are visiting Ernestine Hughes at
Washington, D. c.
Pvt. Emerson Mullins returned
to Fort Meade, Md. Sunday.
Visitors at the home Of Luther
Yates Sunday were Maryland
Yates, Ruth Beverly, Virgie and
Mckinley Hughes, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Stacey and Agnes Sta
cy of West Virginia.
Mrs. Carl Layne's children and
Jack Hughes returned home Sun
day.
Visitor sat the home of Emer-
son Mullins Sunday were: Mrs
Lillian Rife and children Pfc.
Paul A. Mullins, Mrs. Gussie
Mullins and Mrs. Maude Mullins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Branham,
Hattie, Rose, Lola Gene and Shel
by Stone visited Mrs. Emerson
Mullins Sunday night.
Mrs. Paul A. Mullins and chill
dren spent Thursday night with
Maude Mullins.
Mrs. Grace Mullins visited
Maude and Nevelyn Mullins and
Eva Yates Saturday
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02
Hospital Notes

Mrs. Pansy Edwards who UNI
derwent major operation Tues
day, is feeling better.
Mrs. Toby Mooney is recover
ing rapidly from her recent OPP
Grafton.
Ben Roland, who was serious
ly injured in the mines, is better
at this time.
Master Remire Sutherland, Jr.,
is improving nicely and expects
to return home soon.
Mrs. Lonza Edwards, operated
on for appendicitis. is convalesc-
ing.
Peggy, young daughter of Bal
lard Mullins, is improving.
The following patients were
discharged recently:
Mrs. Sam Scott, Mcclure; Mrs.
Clinton Rose, Mcclure; Fred Cox
of Georges Fork; Evelyn Hub
bard, Pound; Mrs. Ballard Large,
Coeburn, Rt. 2.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02
FLEMINGTOWN

Mrs. Delphia Brumit and chill
dren, Jack and Helen, are visit
ing relatives this week at Hamp-
ton, Tenn.
Mrs. Myrtle Fleming, Mrs.
Ruth Mullins and Misses Irene,
Geraldine and Patsy Fleming
were in Coeburn Tuesday.
Miss Josephine has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Violet Flem-
ing. this week.
Relatives from Kentucky visit
ed Mrs. Minerva Fleming and
Mrs. Fred Roberts over the week
end.
Kenneth Browning is visiting
his grandparents at Skeetrock
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auty Fleming
and Jonas Fleming were in Nor
ton last Friday.
Mrs. Sherman Hibbitts was in
Coeburn Saturday to have some
dental work done.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Fannie
Mullins Lee of Caney Ridge wish
to extend their sincere thanks to
their friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown during their
recent bereavement, and also for
the lovely floral offerings and
the words of comfort spoken by
the ministers. THE FAMILY.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02
CORRECT ADDRESSES
WANTED

The Post Office Department in
forms us that papers addressed
to the following servicemen "can
not be delivered without direc-
tory service" which means they
are not being delivered because
addresses are not complete. Par
ents or other relatives are asked
to send us the complete address
of these men, or to inform us if
they are back from overseas.
Carl Childress S &c
Troy j Elkins
Ayers Yates
Carl Fleming
John S Kendrick Jr
Foy Willis
Glenn Mullins
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02
The Ration Calendar

PrOcesSed Foods
BLUE STAMPS:
T2 U2, w, VIZ, X2 now valid,
expire July 81.
w, u, Al, Bl, CT, now valid,
expire August 81.
D1, Ell, FL, G1, HI now valid,
expire Sept. 80.
j, K1, Ii, MI, Nj now valid,
expire October 81.
P1, O., RI, 81, tt valid Aug.
/, expire November 80.
Meats And Fats
RED STAMPS:
K2 IL, MP, NJ, P2, now valid,
expire July 81.
O., RI, So, T2, w now valid,
expire Aug. 81.
w, W. x2, w, ~ now valid,
expire Sept. 80.
Al, B1, CT, Dl, Ell now valid,
expire October 81.
Fl Gil, HI, il, K1, valid Aug.
/, expire Nov. 80.
Sugar
Sugar Stamp So good for S lbs.
(if you can find it, expires Aug.
81.
Shoes
Airplane Stamps /, 2 and 3
now good.
Airplane Stamp No. 4 good
Aug. /.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Powers
are the proud parents Of a new
girl.
Allen Martin and two sons
spent the weekend at the home
Dan Martin.
Jean and Corona Sutherland
have returned to st. Paul after
spending a few weeks with rel
atives and friends here.
jamie Robinson spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Allen Martin.
Mrs. c. w. Bailey was shop
ping in Dante Friday
Mary Sutherland from Bristol
was visiting homefolks Saturday
and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Martin
and Ellen Austin were dinner
guests of Holly Kiser and family
Sunday.
Clovis Phillips is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Phillips.
Mrs. Bonnie Martin was shop
ping in st. Paul Saturday.
Guy Sutherland was visiting
in Trammel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods
were shopping in Dante Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers
are the proud parents of a new
girl born July 20.
Miss Lizzie Bailey has gone to
Bluefield to visit her sister, Mrs.
Holly Tiller, who is very sick.
Frank Wood and family are
spending a few days with Reu-
ben Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Phillips
were visiting Charlie Bryant Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Leftwich
were Saturday night guests of
Harris Niece.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02

(From Page One)

Republicans.
Bill Miller, superintendent of
a large Buchanan coal operation,
addressed the convention in
brief speech, in which he detail
ed some of his experiences as a
young Democrat while living in
predominantly Republican
county in Eastern Kentucky.
Next Ely Smith, of Russell coun-
ty, was called upon and respond
ed with an appeal to all Demo-
Gratis to stand by the men NOM
mated.
Then the convention adjourn
ed and delegates and spectators
speedily departed from town.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02

1t. John C. Buchanan, of the
navy was seeing friends here
one day this week. His ship, a
carrier, is now in port for repairs
after service in the South Pacific
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02

Mrs. Melvina Hanover is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Princia
Hughes at this time.
Mrs. Maude Mullins is expect
her son, Cecil, and wife home
soon.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02

Pfc. Elmer Newberry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie NeWberry
of Blowing Rock, returned home
yesterday after nearly two years
overseas.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02
Dickenson,C ountyfHerald

visited at the home of John Deel
Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-02

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Evening star., 1945-03-05
Veterans Groups Give
Similar Definitions
|0f fUn-Americanism

The new House Committee on
Un-Amertcan Activities, successor to
the old Dies group, today had before
1t the ideas Of two national vet
|erans' organizations on what consti-
tutes "un-Americanism" to guide its
delving into the country's social and
political structure.
The American Legion high lighted
as ''un-American" any person who
in the past decade has advocated
the violent overthrow of the United
States Government. This same
category Of persons was at the top
of list submitted by the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars.
These ideas were advanced In
reply to letter from Representa-
tive Mundt, Republican, of South
Dakota, a member of the commit
tee. He wrote 100 prominent per-
sons and organizations asking their
definitions of "un-Americanism."
Other Legion Ideas.
The American Legion, in a state
ment from H. l.. Chaillux, director
of its Americanism Commission,
also listed:
Foreign controlled organizations
dominated by Fascist or Nazi philo-
sophies.
So-called native Fascist organi-
cations"
Advocates Of social revolution"
Groups which prey upon racial
and religious angles as medium to
build intolerance and hatred against
blocs Of American people"
So-called peace organizations, 'in-
ternational in origin and interna-
tional in present affiliation.'
vFW's Classification.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
classified as un-American any per-
son or organization which:
Engages in activities designed to
destroy or challenge the American
form of representative government" :"
Tries to obtain military or eco
nomic advantage for foreign ma
ton.
Spreads statements designed to
incite individuals and groups against
constitutional authority and statu-
tory law"
Seeks to deprive individuals or
groups of their constitutional rights
because of racial or religious preju-
dice"
Seeks to influence or control ra-
cial or religious groups through mis-
leading information and promises
of advantages which are in excess Of
constitutional rights"
Offers or seeks preferences for
aliens over citizens
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Second Of Eight
Brothers in Army
Is Wounded
BY the Associated Press.

LEHIGHTON. Pa, Mar. 5.--Mrs.
Russell Mcfarland, whose ninth son
will learn the result OF his draft ex-
animation today, was notified last
night that the second Of her eight
sons In the Army has been listed as
a casualty.
Pfc. Melvin ]. Smith, az, was
slightly wounded In Belgium Janu-
ary 81. a War Department telegram
said.
On February 8, the day before her
ninth son, Marcus K. Smith, reg
istered for selective service, she was
notified that Pfc. Clinton Smith was
missing in France since January Q.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Job Opportunities
Pledged Veterans

Service men and women have been
given official assurance by the Civil
Service Commission that job oppor-
tunities in the Federal service will be
open to them mo matter how large
or small" Government agencies may
be after the war
Commissioner Arthur S. Flemming
Of the Civil Service Commission, In
a speech broadcast yesterday, de-
clared that 'the Government of the
United States has entered into SOL
emn understanding" with the men
and women of the armed forces.
ut has said it will start to fill jobs
in the Federal service on a perma-
Inent basis when, and only when, the
veterans have returned and are able
to compete" Mr.. Flemming de-
clared. And the Government will
not break faith with these men and
women" he added.
Mr.. Flemrning stressed the pref
erential consideration which will be
given the veteran competing for
Government positions. Returning
veterans will be given a five-point
added rating and disabled service
men will be given an additional 10
point rating and will be placed on
the top of the list of eligibles for
Federal jobs.
In addition the commission has
worked out program to place dis
abled veterans in positions where
they can make "just as effective
contributions to the operation Of
Government as persons without
handicaps," Mr.. Flemming declared.
Half of the total resources of the
United States are now being de-
Evening star., 1945-03-05

technical and on-the- job training. Upon
successful completion of training, you
will become Technician Fifth Grade.
You will be eligible for further promo-
tions and entitled to all Veterans benefits:
Wacs for Army General Hospitals must
be U. S. citizens, in good health, with no
dependents under Ia, and have had at
least two years of high school (or equiv.
alent schooling).
If you are eligible, apply at once at
any q. S. Army Recruiting Office. Or
write to the Adjutant General, MUM.
tions Building, Washington. D. c.
If you are urltr1ined-andw want to
help on part-time basis volunteer as
Nurses Aide in your local hospital. More
nurses are leaving for service in Army
Hospitals every day. You can help. En-
roll in Nurses Aide course. Your local
Red Cross Chapter or Hospital will bs
glad to give you full information.
Viii you help? The. ,uounded are uuits
ing for your ans,oer!