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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
District

The Red Cross Drive in Mont
gomery County went into it's sec
ond week with 444o of its $50, 300
quota already collected. The coun-
ty claimed top place among sub
urban areas of the Washington
district at the end of the first
week in the drive, Col. A. H.
Hobley, U. S. A. (retired), county
drive chairman, reported. Over
the top of their quotas in the first
week were Washington Grove,
Germantown and Potomac. Despite
the long distances to be covered in
the upper part of the county, Col.
Hobley said if the present mild
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15


will be approved by the County
Commissioners to serve at their
pleasure.
The Purchasing Agent is author
lied to mead separate department
and the jurisdiction and powers
over expenditures given him in the
pending bill are extremely strong
and inclusive. Exception is made
Of the Liquor Control Board, the
Board of Education and such other
supplies as are purchased through
an established purchasing depart
ment. No invoice for materials,
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Have You Paid
Your Dog Tax?

Owners and keepers of Mont
gomery county dogs will be liable
to prosecution if they fail to OBJ
tain license tags for their animals
by April LIST.
While the tax was due January
LIST, the laws allow three months
grace. The canine population of
the county is estimated at ap-
proximately 10000. The tags may
be obtained from the clerk of the
Rockville Police Court or at the
county building at Bethesda and
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

continues all contact
workers should finish soliciting
early in the campaign which will
continue through March.
Raising the quota for Montgom-
cry County on the basis of small
individual contributions might be
much more difficult if it were not
for the generosity of the various
business organizations in the
county. Typical of these friends
of the Red Cross is the Palais
Royal in Bethesda whose check for
$3.50 was among the first received.
William Hisey, manager, made the
presentation to Col. Hobley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Panel Discussion At
Gaithersburg P-TA

A panel discussion on "The
Health Problems Of the Gathers
burg School" will mark the meet
ing of the Gaithersburg Parent
Teacher Association, on March 10.
DR.. William w. Welsh and DIR.
Irene Barrett, examining physi-
clans for the high school students;
Mrs. Gertrude Bowie, supervisor
Of school cafeterias; DR.. Eloise
Cason, school psychologists Mrs.
Dorothy Vane, health nurse, and
DR.. Forte Sanderson, sanitary in
spector, are expected to particle
pate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
DIR. George III. Preston
To Speak Here

DR.. George II. Preston, the
Councillor of Mental Hygiene for
Maryland, will be the principal
speaker in an open forum on
Emotional Problems Resulting
from the War;, at the meeting of
the Rockville Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION on March 81 at 8 P. M.
in the Richard Montgomery High
School.
Other speakers will be DIR.
Eloise Cason, MONTGOMERY County
Schools, DR.. Margaret Rioch, Men
tai Hygiene Clinic, DR.. Mabel Will
kins and DR.. Dexter Billiard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
"Child of the Month"
Pictures On Page 8

Pictures of children entered
in the contest being conducted
by the Van der Veer Studio in
Rockville for "The Child of the
Month" appear this week on
Page 8. Next week the win
ming picture for February will
be printed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Help Wanted :

Mrs. Rose Dawson, Rockville,
chairman of Surgical Dressings,
announces the receipt of new
materials and a rush order for
a large quantity of A x a dress
ings. She needs workers Tues
day nights at 7:30 and Wednes-
days at 10 A. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Crusade Quota
Oversubscribed

The Rockville Methodist Church
participating in the $25,O0O,OOO
fund to be raised by the Methodist
Churches, on a quota Of $3.50,
has raised to date $1,7O0. This
sum will be augmented from time
to time by additional gifts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
County StredmLine Bills
Presented At AnnaDOZis
Legal Machinery Started For County Super-
visor, Merit System, Purchasing Agent. Etc.
PUBLIC HEARING MARCH 18th

James w. GILL; Chairman of the Montgomery Couufv
peegaion announced at Annapolis today that there would
be a public hearing all pending Montgomery Comfy
legislation this Saturday March 17th at $500 r. NJ IN
the silver Spring ArmOry at Silver Spring.
This is in accordance with the custom of the (ounfv
delegation to hold meetings within the County on the
pending legislation All interested in local Iegs-
laon are invited to be present Mt Gill stated that the
delegation will be glad TO hear both sides Of any OF the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

Fun tegt of the Laws intro
duced at Annapolis for the
"streamlining" of the gove4m-
ment of Montgomery County
10iH be found on page A of the
4 az Delinquent Supplement
a0htch appears NTH this issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

of women. Maryland can well
be proud of its war effort, and
also of its fighting men.
"And thank you, Mr.. Strom-
berg, for your efforts to the
cause. We all appreciate it.
Sincerely,
RUTH A. NJ. EBERLE,
Second Lieutenant, A.N.C."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
County Leads Suburban
Areas In Red Cross Drive
Starts Second Week With Quota Al Per Cent.
Subscribed And Workers Still Going Strong
UP COUNTY REPORT

Mrs. James H. Nolan, vice-chairman of the Red Cross
War Fund Committee in Montgomery County, released the
following figures PROCESS the district chairmen as of
Wednesday, March ID:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

just IOudy EeCelFeu the De-
cember issue of your paper. AS
/ am stationed with the ETC.
Blood Bank, your editorial on
blood donations was of great in
terest. No one
Over There can really real
Where Your ize the value
Blood Is Used of blood in the
treatment of a
wounded soldier unless he actu-
ally can observe it. Without
blood and plasma, the sulfa
drugs and penicillin would be
of little or no value.
Maryland can we'll be proud
Of its record of blood donations.
Please use every effort to en-
courage our citizens. One pint
of blood often is the difference
between life and death. / know
that myself as ! have witnessed
When ! see color coming
back into colorless cheeks, feel
the beat of a pulse again under
my finger, see an eyelid flicker
and hear again the steady, deep
breathing, there is gratitude
deep within me for that blood
which someone at home was will
ing to spare. 1t takes so few
minutes on the donors part and
so little physical discomfort. Is
it not well worth a soldiers life?
Maybe their son, sweetheart or
husband may need some one day.
"The shortage is often so
acute that it is necessary to
bleed front line troops. These
boys can't spare it, but every
one is willing
An Angel when the situa-
of Mercy ton arises. This
Writes would not be
necessary if the
folks at home gave whenever
possible.
There was also another edi-
torial in that issue which
aroused my interest, will Wom-
en- Nurse Wounded Men,. There
is no doubt a critical nurse
shortage, but are all women
doing their part? No!!! Person
ally, / as yet have never re-
GREETED my overseas assignment.
Most of us haven't, but I can
not blame any nurse for not
wanting overseas duty. 1t means
hard work uader very difficult
situations and conditions. Many
nurses could not stand this. 1t
also means loneliness and many
heartaches beyond the conception
of most civilians at home. Yes
and there's danger To me, it
isn't fair to criticize nurses.
There are many women in COM
Portable surroundings, nice
clothes and a fairly easy job
who could don
'One Pint a uniform or a
Often pair of coveralls
Saves Life and do some de-
tense work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
One Pint
Often
Saves Life

Sure, not everyone could nurse,
but there are many tasks that
could be taken from the nurses
shoulders so she could spend all
her time at her PATIENTS side.
"We nurses over here are not
complaining of the Overload
ing. We never feel overloaded,
and furthermore we are giving
the best we possibly can. So
please, Mr.. Editor, don't criticize
us too severely. We are happy
for the opportunity to serve. 1t
is not just the nurses job, but
II is every woman's job.
Your paper has been doing an
Excellent job here too in many
ways encouraging the enlistment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15

who could don
a uniform or a
pair of coveralls
and do some de-
tense work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-15
Somewhere in Europe

"My Dear Mr.. Stromberg:
Just today received the De-
cember issue of your paper. AS
/ am stationed with the ETC.
Blood Bank, your editorial on
blood donations was of great in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
1he DsQera
Reol Estqte For Sole
s5 Housea For Sale

 HILL sp.-Three family house, il rooms, 8 extra lots. Priced reason- able.
 HIGHLAND AVE. - Beautiful one fam. house, 9 rooms, oil burner, 2 car garage, large lot. OFF HIGHLAND AVE. -2 family house, 10 rooms, very good buy 9e.60O.
 WATERyILLE-Three fam, house, is rooms, heat on 1st d. Wonder full buy for S7.650. BALDWIN ST. SECTION -3 fam. house, I5. rooms, large lot, very good buy for S9,000. OFF. WATERFRONT AVE- farp- ily house of 10 rooms. @S,b00. BROOKLYN SECTION A family house, 16. rooms, all Improvements. $500. OFF WALNUT sT.-s family house, IS rooms, first class condition, TOWN PLOTS family house. ls rooms, ? car garage, very good condition. 5000. TOWN PLOT SECTTON-2 family house, 8 rooms, garage, chicken coops, one, acre. $6,500. WATERTOWN-2 family house, Il rooms; large lot $e,500.
 THOMAS MATAS
 REAL ESTATE Sl Fox St. Dial 4.60S6 12.3O-i :3l p. m. or 6:30-H;30, D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
Rsssiness .SerVice

a nm1ansss servlCss RsnasFed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
NOTICE

Pubic Hearing on Proposed Amendment to the Building Zone Ordinance for Property located at % and 90, Hawkins Street, corner of Adams Stxeet Extension.
 In accordance with Section 42S Of the Revised. Statutes of the State of Connecticut of 1880, notice is herehy given that Q. Committee of five of the Board of Aldermen will hold Q public hearing on Friday IEveniag. October 26to, iD46. ct 1880 F. M. o'clock, in the Aldermanic Chamber, City Hall Building, on. the proposed change In the. Building Zone Ordinance from 70" Resi- denee Zone to Business Zone No. 1 for property located at % and 90 Hawkins Street, corner of Adams Street Extension, bounded and des- cribed at follows:
 Northerly. 60 feet. more or less, on land, now or fornsrly of Jo- seph D. Jackson; Easterly, o7.s3 feet. more. or less, on land. now or SorKnerly of Car meia and Cabelio Caporalo;
 Southerly, 4S feet, more or less,
 on Hawkins Street: and
 Westerly, 100 feet, more or less,
 on Adams Street Extension.
 All persons owning properties ir the vicinity of the above address or those immediately adjacent in the rear thereof, or those directly op- pcsike thereto, are hereby notifed to appear and be heard in Teference to the proposed amendment at the tlnae and place above specified.
 The hearing will be held before the following Comnlittee:- Alder men Ashley, I'asky, Minicucci. Kol- beck and 0erardt
 By order of the Beard Of Alder men. at e meeting hald october Sth Io46.
 Aktosh:-
 JoeERK N. SHEA, Io-Ii.2t City Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
AddftionnL Sports
C. l.. R. Mixed
 BcWIinn, Isauuua

Ever trueeto fheir wprdg the tpiugs knocked tlae Jets out oe.faa tic for 1irst place. taking three points. and losing the second game by only two pins. Our genial President, Francis Pat" Dwyer was the star of the winning team. Pat, pulled more spares this week tllnn he has all season. Jack Kearney and iJOe Va- lechk0 bowied 302 and 33A respee. tivelys but 1t wasnt quite good enough.
 What would the Sockets dOs.with- out Doris CosgroVeq7 Agelat she bowied an average soEioger one hun. dred, her total score being 3ll. Tn fact, several Of tlaea girls ins the league hltt over ths cenhury mark, Dot Whitaker and Doris Leary each rolling 313, Kay Colllnsy SO6. and Phyllis Cheston SO2. Dot also had high single of 12S, while Doris was not far behind with l2G.
 Did somebody put "a tinx ont 0Dr~ don Whitaker? He managed to hit his average of 120 in tho first game but his efforts in the last two games were rather weak. Are you trying to get 6 handicap, Whtt2 Scores:
 . m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY,. aa.
 PROBATE COURT; OcG 10th. I.
 TRACY, late of Waterbury. ln
 said Dtatrlct, deceased.
 The Administrator, having ox- hlnlted his account with said ootate tO this Court for allowance, and made application for an order Of distribution. oe sald estaaa, it in. ORDERED, That the 18th day of October, A. tD.. 19A6, at s:30 o'ci6ck, n the forenoon. Standard Time, aA the Probate office in Waterblry, be and the same is, assigned for q hearing on the allowance of said account, and application and the Court directs the AdmlnistrAtor, to give notice thereof, by publishing this order In some newspapar have ing . circulation in said Dlserlet, and by leaving. with, or by mailing in registered letters addressed eO BELINDA M. TRACY, as she is MARY Ms5LEsISY TRACY. aS 0naF. diAH.ad .nkem for Joan 2. and M. CecllDe Tnany, aDd Go, each of Che persons inAereaAed. and reeldlnB without the Probate ptBkrlct of Wa: terbury, copH oe Nhis order. all at least i've days before said day of hearing.
 MARduERrrE Af FAMT.. IO-11.1t Asst CleHk'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
NOTICE

sTA!n of CONNECTICUT, DIS RAT3Nr rSoCF!F '! ;.SSSaS SssUSSF W StA rSf: lSfs: bury, iR sal0 district, deceased. The Court Of Probate for the Dlps triet Qk Waterbury, hath. limited Sn. SnS SSS SssSS sos :F As %SHshs ss.aors ssU sa sstAta to exhlhlt tAelr clalTns fov settlement. Theae who AeGleet Co present their accounts, properly atr tested. within said time, will be- des barred A recovery. All poFBona NAs deHteA 70. qaiA estAte gre reau0sted Co make iEAnledInte pAyment co
 JOHN C. MONAGHAN,
 AdmInistrator, eta. 1es Grand st., Waterbury, Conn. Per ofdor ok Court
 MSARaUnRlTE N EAHv,. seaixaaA MaHA tlerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
NOTICE

Advertising hearing on the ap- plication of Joaaph Mallag e essah= iish . retail gasoline station on the premises at the corner of Homer and Hanover Streets. Waterbury Conn.
 Hearing to be held Monday, Oct, 22nd, i0z6, at i1:30 A. M. in the Office of the Mayor. City Hall, Wa terbury, Conn. JOHN 2. MONAGHAN. i0-o.3t Mayor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11
Autonaobiles
10 Auto Fagts q Aegslgeglss

TRUCK C0VERs Tarpaulins. All types canvas coverss waterpEpofng
 liduid in gal. containers. JOB STITCHING, REPAIR WORK K: New Haven Canvas CO, lS1 Wa7 ter St., New Haven. ConnA 6-4as4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-11

D sagylee. slatlena RepaiElag
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

ne bilo, &c b Lahi ne bill to- kar smo zgoraj poveda
Enkrat pa b bo ze treba asno in avno povedat pred
ysen laskim narodom in pred yse svetom priznat da
fasst osta fasist vkjub zamenja srajc in da osta
e mnozice ravnodusno cakajo, da jim bo nova vada
pomocjo zaveznikov cim postregla kroznku, tako
nekako kakor so pref nadeja, da jim bo M,1ssolini
neka navrgels pomocjo Nencev Spoznanje samega Sc
be je vendar prvi korak pobosanjn S prikriyanjem
pravega sanja in cmerikavim jadikovanjY narod-
mnozce vzgajajo ponilovanju samega sebe, name
sto da b ze IL zakasnelega sramovanja udare dan
vse tiste ogneniske se XII pri vsake zee narodu spe
pod povrsno in sproste usodnih trenotkh Yes do
sedan voni doprinos Itaje je neznaten in neopazen
la 450O0,000 ljud in bivsh 100000 bajonetov ter
je tak poravnan pomoejo XII jo ma dlugi strani Mem
Gem nudijo novi fasisti, XII so tudi laske krvi. 80
Mas bi vse to dosti zaninalo &c hi laska jaw
ma trobila imela pri tenn enega samega skupnega c
liza, da pred svetovnim avnim mnenjem in pred lastno
vestjo pereo crnca in da poskusajo dokazat, da
20 kesom in pokoro izbrise 100% greh, XII ga stori
" velik meri hrbtu nasega naroda. G. Churchill je
bae deal da bi bilo potrebno ponovno ozveti zgodo
vnsko prjatestvo Itajo Mi gotovo nsmo nacelni in
aproristicni sovazni laskega aroda ker to nj skla
du naso sovansko dusevnostjo oda predno Sc DO mo-
go takc pratejstvo ozvotvoriti, DO Sc poreben 1000
kes in pokora, ker nasega naroda DO moge nkdo in
nkdar prepricat da e "a aske grehe in zocne mad
nasim narodom odgovoren clovek -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

brtniki, lastniki najemnih sta
novanj it'd. Kakor prejsnja le-
ia Sc odbijejo stroske "a popra-
villa cd rentanih stanovanj, .dav-
ke "a vodo in zavarovalnino in
druge stroske. Ravno tako Sc
odbijejo darovi cerkvam, RIDE.
cemu krizu in drugi dobrodelni
daroyi, zdravniski stroski, XII
presegajo $50 zasluzka in me-
zavarovana skoda po pozaru,
nevihti in avto nesrecah.
Vazno je tudi "a one samske
ose be, XII zasluzijo yec kot
$2.7O0 letno, "a porocene, XII "a.
sluzijo ,vec kot 100000 letno,
trgovce in lastnike stanovanj,
katerih dohodki 50 vec kot $500
letno, da izpolnijo do 15. mar
ca tudi takozvani Declaration
Tax "a leto 1945 in se izognejp
kazni. NJ
John Rozanc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

Cleveland, OHIO. - Ma zad-
Mi drustveni seji Sc je ukreni-
10 vse potrebno, glede plesa in
programa, da Sc primerno pro-
slavi 10-letnico ustanovitve dru-
stva "Cerknisko jezero' st. SO
S. D. z. Clani in clanice. so prid-
no ma delu s prodajo vstopnic
in kot vse kaze, DO ia proslava
zelo uspesna. Preskrbelo in do
locilo Sc je tudi potrebne de-
lavce.
V kuhinji "a dober prigrizek
bosta skrbei sestri Skerl in
Snyder. V tocilnici bodo po-
stregli S spago, whom in pivom
brat Jerman, sestra Branisel
in brat Lonchar. Pri vhodu Ia
pobiranje vstopnic brat Wise in
lsestra Klun, brat Sore DO tudi
pripravljen "a vsako delo. Gl
tajnik John Gornik boE po skle'
pu clanov, govoril kot zastop'
mix organizacije. Povabljeni sc
tudi ostali clani 81. odbora, da
Sc vsi udeleze nase prireditve.
Ustanovni clani in clanice bo
do posebno poeasceni S sede'
zem ma odru in Sc mogoce s
kakim posebnim darilom.
v programni knjigi, XII bo IL
dana, DO opisana zgodovina dru'
stva in vsebovala DO imena u
stanovnih clanov. Rojaki il
cerkniske okolice Sc pripravlja
! jo z vnemo "a ia dan, ko 81
bo praznovalo ime, XII ga nos
nase drustvo. Andy M ele
(Kunc), XII je pravi Cerkljan ir
mnogo drugih, mi je zagotovilo
da tega dne pa nikakor ne "a
mudijo, ker tam Sc bono "a
bavali in malo razveselili in vi
deti hocemo tiste, XII so usta
novili drustvo, XII nosi ime pe
svetovno znanem jezeru. Pro
gram bo vseboval vec pevskil
took.
Ker DO ia prireditev ravne
ma predpustno soboto, Sc prica
kuje tudi vec maskar in so do
brodosle ma naso zabavo. Dru
stvo prav uljudno vabi vse clan'
in clanice zveze, kakor tudi MIL
prijatelje, da Sc nam pridruzi
jo ma proslavi drustvene Toilet
nice. Ia plesazeljne bo igra
Vadnalov orkester poke il
valcke. Pridite, zabave bo do
volj "a vse!
~. Veselicni odbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
@ENAKOPR AVNOSTI"

Zinka Milanov, ruski tenorist
Igor Gorin in pevski ter tambu-
raski zbor kluba jugoslovanskih
mornarjev pod vodstvom drja.
Lula Goranirla. zadnje priprave
predvidevajo n a sto p podpred-
sednika Zedinjenih draw Harry
ia s. Trumana.
Drustva in organizacije, XII ze-
lie prispevati vecje zneske ma tenn
banketu "a naso relifno akcijo,
ali pa XII bodo obljubile prispeva-
ii tekom kampanje gotovo vsoto
"a ia namen, maj sporocijo vsote
v SANSov urad cim pref mogo-
&c.
" zvezi z naso relifno kampa-
njo med Amerikanci je Louis
Adamic razposlal ma tisoce pi
sem ameriskim casopisom in re.
vijam in mnogi teh so pismo pri'
obcili.
Mirko G.. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
IL urada
IL urada
S|ovenskego am eri-
skego norodnego
sve+u
POnOzna akciia

Prva posiljka najnujnejsih
potrebscin je bila odposlana Ju-
goslovanskemu rdecemu krizu v
Bari, Italia, pred vec kot enim
mesecem. Odpeljala jo je anne
riska tovorna ladja. Radi var
nosti in raznih drugih kompli-
kacij odbor nj smell odhoda ta-
koj naznaniti. V Bariju bodo
posiljko prevzele jugoslovanske
oblasti in preskrbele "a prevoz
cez Jadransko morje v Dalma-
clio. Poslano blago je ocenjeno
ma vec stotisoc dolarjev in
ukljucuje zdravniske potrebsci-
ne in Instruments, cokolado, no.
vo obleko in oblacila ter sival-
ne stroje; 80 odstotkovs odpo-
slanih zalog je kreditiranih ma
semu relifnemu fondu, 10 od-
stotkov Jugoslovanskemu po-
moznemu odboru (JPO, So ter
10 odstotkov Hrvatski bratski
zajednici. Vsi zavoji in zaboji
so bill v tenn smislu adresirani.
Zlatko Balokovic, predsednik
WRFASSD, je podal izjavo, v
kateri je pojasnil zadevo jugo-
slovanske ladje in vzroka, zaka:j
nj prispela pravocasno v new
yorsko luke in nalozila nabrane
zaloge "a Jugoslavijo. Vsi tisti,
XII so sodelovali in prispevali "a
naso relifno akcijo, bodo z "a
dovoljstvom we'll vsa ia pojas-
Mia ma znanje in Sc radovali oh
dejstvu, da prva prostovoljna
posiljka cd ameriskih Slovencev
Hrvatov in Srbov najbrz ze OLAF.
suje trpljenje najpotrebnejsim
Iisti pa, XII so nam vedno ma.
sprotovali, zastavljali pomoznc
akcijo in mas brezobzirno napa.
dali (vprasanje jugoslovanske
ladje je zanje lie izgovor, da bi
glavo lid prebili), Sc maj zave'
dajo, da tudi slovenski narod ,
starr domovini zasleduje njihoye
nizkotno propaganda in da je NJ
DO tako nitro pozabil.
/ Skupni prispevki v gotovin
"a WRFASSD so do 18. januarja
znasali $322,761.99 in ta znesel
Inc ukljucuje prispevkov, XII st
bill poslani v sANsov urad pt
Is. januarju.
Najvecji prispevek ta teden j
6iprispevala podruznica st. 80
Cleveland, o., namrec lepo vsott
-E$1,5s1.25 Gin, 1925 sANsu :.
clanarino). Darovali so: Slo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Glede dohodninskega davka

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tlinskega davka precej zamota:
ma in marsikateremu nejasna,
sem Sc namenil isto v kratkem
pojasniti.
zadnji dan "a izpolnitev dave
nih listin, je dolocen "a Is. mar
ca. Isti dan mora biti tudi pla-
can dohodninski davek.
Dohodninske davcne listine
mora izpolniti vsaka oseba,
vstevsi ona, XII Sc nj dopolnila
osemnajsto leto, XII zasluH 1etno
vec kot $5OO.OO Vsaka oseba,
katere dohodki znasajo $4,000
ali vec ma leto, to so trgovci, O.