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The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Truman Urges
More Gardens
Soys Added Food
is SoreIy Needed

WASHINGTON, April 26-(R
President Truman called on
Americans today to plant more
victory gardens to augment the
nations food supplies for hungry
peoples in liberated areas.
In a letter to Gov. Prentice
Cooper of Tennessee, chairman
of the National Advisory Garden
committee, Mr.. Truman said
there is a need for more and
better gardens than at any time
since the war started.
The War Food Administration,
with the aid of the Advisory
Garden Committee, is conduct
ing a campaign to exceed last
years 18,500,OOO gardens, a drop
from 20,000,000 in 1943.
Every new victory of our
armed forces brings increased
demands for food for liberated
people" MIR. Truman said. "You
and all those associated with
you in helping to guide the Vic
tory Garden program are per-
forming a vital war service.
''The need for food is greater
now than ever before. We must
do everything in our power to
produce all we can this year.
Our farmers have done a mar
velous job of growing food but
they must have help. Millions
of families who grew Victory
Gardens last year did an excel
lent service in helping to solve
our nations food problems. We
must use this great source of ex-
ira manpower to the fullest ex-
tent in l945.
"There is greater need now
than at any time since the war
began for more gardens and bet
ter gardens, whether they are at
home, in community plots or in
company-employe gardens"
VIA officials said there were
sufficient supplies of seeds, fer
tilizers, tools and other essen
tials for producing as many gar
dens as in 1943.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
A. J. Bennett Named Head
of New Haven Rotorians

NEW HAVEN-Officers for
the ensuing year were elected
at the regular dinner meeting
of the New Haven Rotary Club
Wednesday evening. The officers
included: president, A. j. Ben
nett; vice-president, E. F. Sic
fert; treasurer, Earl Owen and
secretary, Rev. Carl E. Oswald.
The directors are Francis Fur
ton and Kenneth Rasmussen and
Judson Waite is sergeant-at-
arms. The evenings program in
charge of Bert T. Will included
short play, "It's All in a Day"
dealing with the present CLOTH
ing drive of the United Nations
Relief Rehabilitation Admins
tration. j. c. Ernst of Richmond
was a guest of the club.
DR.. and Mrs. James Montgom-
cry of Detroit were Saturday
evening guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Clyde Jones.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Photo by Hillcrest.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman keSner
quietly celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary Friday eve
ming by entertaining at dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schlosser and
daughter of New Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Morris
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs, Roy Marion at Brown City
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bennett
and daughter Leila were enter
tanned at dinner Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jewell at Richmond.
Word was received here last
week that Pfc. Norman Johnson
and Cpl. Marshall Johnson Jr.,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Johnson met in Belgium recent
ly. Norman has been serving
over seas the past Is months and
Marshall since last January.
Both are married, their wives
residing in New Haven.
Week end visitors at the home
of w. c. Buhl were Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman A ! m I d and
daughter of Mount Clemens, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Voss and Charles
Voss of Armada.
Several from this vicinity at
tended the All Club Achieve
ment Day at Richmond on Sat
urday. Thirteen girls of the New
Haven All Club exhibited their
articles of sewing. Many re-
ceived certificates of reward on
their work of the winter pro-
ject.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Falk
were hosts to As guests Satur-
day evening in honor of their
son William Jr. on his 18th
birthday anniversary. Dancing
furnished the evenings entertain
ment, The guests of honor re-
ceived many gifts in remem-
brance of the occasion.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26

Word has been received in
this city by MIR. and Mrs. Ly-
man Price, 107 Scott boulevard,
of the death of Mrs. Grover
lSue) Smith, of Tower Hill, III.
Mrs. Smith, who had lived
here with her family for about
20 years, died in Pana, ILL.,,
hospital April 20. She had been
a member of the Order of the
Eastern Star for many years.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Smith is survived by a son,
Woodrow, and a granddaughter,
Barbara.
Mr.. Smith for several years
operated Hi-Speed station on
the corner of Butler road and
Gratiot.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Set Reuiew Dates
on Sewage Rates

Residents of the communities
embraced by the South Macomb
Sanitary District east Detroi.
Roseville, st. Clair Shores, War.
rem township and Center Line)
may voice objections to existing
sewage disposal rates at the
semi-annual board of review
meetings scheduled for May Ia
Is, and 16 in the Macomb coun.
ty building.
The board, composed of mem
bers of the supervisors drain
committee, will convene at 3 p
m. on each of the three days
mentioned, William c. Harper,
manager of the district said to-
day.
Decision to hold the review
panels sessions on those dates
was taken by members of the
sanitary districts governing
board on Monday at which Earl
j. Tallman, of Warren township,
was elected chairman of the dis
trict's board.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Utica Cub Scouts
Real papertroopers

UTICA - In the last two
months the Utica Club Scouts
have collected almost three tons
of paper. three of the boys hav-
ing collected 1000 pounds each.
These boys will receive the Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower medal.
Following is the list of Cubs
and the amount of paper that
they have col lecte d: Micki
Schwarzkoff 1000, pounds; Wal
ter Neumaier, 1000 pounds;
Charles Mottashed 1870 pounds,
Robert Crissman, AS pounds;
Richard Ellsworth 800 pounds;
Michael Stetser 800 pounds;
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Romeo-Uiica Clubs
Plan Joint Meeting

UTICA - George Eppler, in
charge of the program at the
Rotary Club meeting Tuesday
night presented fine movie de-
picting the lumber industry
from the time that the trees are
felled in the forests of Oregon
and the west to the building of
the home. It was particularly
fine. It was voted to dispense
with the meeting of May and
join the Romeo Rotarians OH
that night.
Capt. James Church just re-
turned from long service in In
dia, was the guest of his father,
Clarence Church, and gave
short talk on his trip home, also
showing money collected in diff
ferent countries.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
MOp-Up Jap
Stragglers
ON Two Jimna

GUAM, April 26 - (P) -
American troops killed $50 Jap
anese and captured 246 on Two
Jima in the week April 1921 in
elusive, Fleet Adm. Chester w.
Nimitz said today.
In the same period, four Jap
anese were killed and seven taxi
er prisoner on Saipan; 38 cap
tured on Tinian; 38 killed and
p captured on Guam, and six
killed on Peleliu.
That's a total of 408 enemy
killed and 3l2 captured on is
lands announced secured as
long ago as July, 1914.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Clarence Price

UTICA - Clarence Eugene
Price, a former Utica resident,
died suddenly of heart attack
on Saturday at his home in
Rochester.
Mr.. Price was born May IL,
1885, in Warren, the son of Eu-
gene Rollin and Eva Price. He
spent his boyhood days in Utica,
going with the family to Pontiac,
and moving to Rochester Is
years ago, since which time he
has operated gas station there.
He was a member of st. Pauls
Methodist church.
Surviving are his widow, En-
ma; a daughter, Mrs. Eva Kirch-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Obituaries

over; three sons, Ralph and
Richard at home and First Lieut.
enant Stuart Price, in the West
Pacific area, three grandchild-
rem, three brothers, Charles and
Jasper, of Pontiac, and Edgar, of
Cincinnati; a sister, Mrs. Phoebe
Pace, of Pontiac.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the T. E.
Nichols Funeral Home, Roches-
ter, with burial at White Chapel.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
FHA REPORT

HA RETONI
Dollar volume of government
insured loans for insulation and
o..ler home maintenance and re-
pairs 1creased almost 80 per
cent ! st year. the Federal Hous-
ing Administration has an
nounced.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26

Ralph CRANKY. 450 pounds: Dav-
id Dodd, 230 pounds and Robert
Michael, 375 pounds. .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-06


Many they are, clinging tenac-
iousiy to a life that holds little
else for them but their freedom
and fleas. Friendless, homeless
ana homeless they be, yet they not
only survive but they multiply.
That's the biggest trouble-they
multiply. We could care for a few,
out the more we would crafty the
more they would multiply. And
we'd hate to have them get to be
such a nuisance that they would
nave to be rounded up and de-
stroyed-such friendly little devils
they are.
Now If the Humane Society
would only get that local chapter
organized here, the problem would
be eased. Rather than rounding
up and destroying the poor NUTS
ian ugly thought at best), the So
ciety would gather them in to a
nice clean shelter. They would
house them, feed them and make
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them feel good. People would 60
around to the shelter and pick
them out for pets and buy nice
collar and a bright new shiny dog
tag, of which any ole pooch would
be mighty proud,
Maybe even the lady who wrote
in to The Citizen saying how
much she loved dogs but didn't
think it right that her sleep should
be disturbed by them - maybe
even she would take one home.
She may be assured that any one
of them would gladly guard her
porch all night for a bone. And
I'm sure she wouldn't mind If the
loyal little fellow ,barked atsnight
lat. some intruder To- invade, her
home. Dogs are funny, that way
they're so apt to bark a warn
ing of danger, 49, 14t
Anyway, failing REDEMPTION, the
Society would expedite. them to
a canine heaven where they would
be room and bones for all. "
With rnuch sympathy,
Fred H. Green
Alb United Street,
Key West Fla,
Aug. 2, 1945 49, nz
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-. inc Citizen:
49, was one thing that
- ma when read a write
n a 1Aami paper about that
tsase aancer who was ar
49, - the Habana-M Madrid
- Or indecent exposure. and
Mas ne cry that girl put up
Eiaahes
- aid rot feel at all asham-
math the lights on and $50 of
NJ @en End boys looking ON.
e. @oon a. she was caught
umnied some clothes to out
y ~as only a pair of
- 4 b the same old story
- wail De wrong and never
- - feel ashamed until they
eseEhi and then they will
hehind anything to cover
-
49, Gs,d help that poor girl TO
better way 70 display her
u entertain our precious
- boys. Cor surely such en-
meseuf as that is not M
10 theiE morals. and viii
eesu usore harm than good.
49, ear young mayor will
- the good work he has
- and viii see that all
@fls a. Was being put ON
- bsbana-Madrid club will
neFped wherever they are
am noe against good clean
tainm1ent Cor our service
@na bays. bat I am against
that are indecent and
ans.
oracle NJ ELwooD
Mest VA,
d las3.
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- ne Citizen:
nhsiN Ts=sf a few DAYS ago
s&EHWzS mo regrets 10 Charlie
So, @tH city auditor, who
aMneFred has resignation. We
II h@ine . valuable man. Some
Nay he hired as city auditor
a.Hatf 4 Charlie can be re-
- w. was worth much more
- wss receiving.
8 the conversation he
- me q tabulated form of
sHy expenses. and I mean
rARht 40 ~ scratch. One
u - 1872 me hard, and
- - the amount 81 the pen
$50 - ~ paid Just about ST.
usunfh. Or close 20 $4,000
nnw
rs asher item that noored me
- a. sam psid 10 the Board
Fsblir works for the repair
~ nlaintenance Of the city
mta Well u amounted TO
mmd sss 90. Yes. that's right,
80 o. course. $4,000 was
$500 in salaries. The differ
- of sis.099 Included purchase
street. sweeper. which was
So an asset But | can't figure
~ Nhere the siFeets come in on
-. az rather I can't see IL. For
hsfeiy. Ne vii not be bothered
- ffais department In the new
49,.
Mhle Ne are on the subject of
49,. think one Of the first
- ths new administration
ia sftenapt Is a bond issue
repair end resurface the main
Fsaanlfafes IN the city. With
- 3 aaasiIi they are q disgrace.
- l0asi Ne can give our visitors
SD streets. and a good way
heln "a 1he fnaintenance WI
. aa.msi-ann1aal salao Ind krndss
wnecsians. Nish the funds ear
49, fsH such. I don't think
- ulntuFisi in Key West would
-. Il ne were given good
49, 50 ride in. aside from the
= safety factoT 81 such a plan
49, xrnuld make Key West q
tier phase % live In.
W.c.S.
- Msst. PA,
80 &. aasS.
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LECAIS

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PEOPLES FORUM

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RrrARDEHc DOGS

Ntsfag. The Cifisen:
Hex ] psEppose something should
D. aaae about the many canine
eaas 49, fuafn oar sunny streets.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Novii groboMi i
MARY SKERBEC

Pc kratki bolezni je umrla ma
domu Mary skerbec, roj. Telic
stara 81 let, stanujoca ma 1874
E. 63 st. Donna je bila IL Cor.
MEGA jezera pri Starem trgu,
odkoder je prisla v Ameriko
pred 43. lett. Soprog Frank je
umrl pred II lett. Tukaj zapu-
Sea diva sinova, Franka in Ed
warda, tri hcere: Rose Steblajj,
Ammo Salomon in Agnes, sedem
vnukov, sestro Frances Dremel,
v Gleasonton, Pa, in vec sorod-
nikov, v starem kraju pa zapu-
Sea hcer Mary Petric in stiri
vnuke. Pogreb sc DO vrsil v sre-
do oh 9. uri zjutraj IL Zakraj-
skovega pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal.
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

LONDON, ponedeljek, 5. fe-
bruarja. - Ruske sile so wee
raj ma krilu prisle "a hrbet
nemskim cetam v Kustrinu, Sc
vernemu teeaju nacijske obram-
be "a Berlin, in udarile proti
,nemski prestolici, cd katere Sc
,nahajajo samo 38 mill, kakor Sc
glasi komunikej il Moskve.
Druge edinice armade marsa-
la zukova so zavzele Ziegingen,
13 mill juznovzhodno cd Frank
furta, IL cesar je razvidno, da
so Rusi zaceli tudi z operacijo
"a obkolitev juznega tee a j a.
nemske fronte pred Berlinom.
Komunikej il Moskve tudi ma
znanja okupacijo vec drugih
strategicnih took, XII predstav-
ljajo zadnje nemske obrambe
pred Berlinom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Rojak ustreljen
ma pragu gostilne

v soboto oh 10:40 zvecer je
bill ustreljen ma pragu gostilne
ma E. 9 st. in Bolivar Rd. neki
moski, XII je bill cd policije iden-
tificiran kot Anton Spehek,
star IS let, stanujoc ma 63O6
Bonna Ave. Morilec je po stre-
ljanju zbezal in policija do wee
raj Sc nj mogla dognati, kako
in zakaj je prislo do streljanja.
Ena izmed krogel je Spehka
zadela v trebuh, in ko je bill pri-
peljan v Charity bolnisnico, je
bill ze mrtev. Ljudje, XII so Sc
nahajaI v gostilni, so poveda-
Ii policiji, da so Gull strel, po-
TEN pa da je Spehek omahova-
je stopil v gostilno in Sc zgru-
dill ma tia.
Policija je preiskala vso oko-
lico, toda nj nasla revolverjas S
katerim je bill izvrsen umor. So
di Sc, da je incl Spehek prepir
S svojim napadalcem pred go
stilno in da je slednji po stre-
ljanju zbezal pozorisca in vzel
orozje seboj.
Mrtvega moskega je identi-
ficiral Joe Valore, il 2O18 E.
50 St., XII je rekel, da je poznal
Spehka in da je vozil avto, XII
je bill maiden kmalu po umoru
ma Bolivar Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Ruski cerkveni
kongres iizvOil
|patrijjarfa

MOSKVA, 2. februarja. -
Kongres ruske pravoslavne GER
kve je danes soglasno izvolil
metropolita Alekseja v Lenin-
gradu in Novgorodu "a patriar-
ha Moskve in cele Rusije.
Kronanje novega patriarha
Sc DO vrsilo v nedeljo. Novi pa
triarh, XII je 68 let star, je W.
sil posle patriarha izza prosle-
ga maja, ko je u1nrl patriarh
Sergej. ..
To je prvi kongres ruske pra-
voslavne cerkve liza revolucije.
Ma MEM je navzocih 16O dele
gatov, med katerin,i SO tudi "a
stopniki pravoslavne cerkve II
Jugoslavije. Navzocih je tudi
nekaj pravoslavnih cerkvenih
|obGin il Zed. drxav.
Danes je pre- d cerkvenim
kongresom govoril sskof Thor
Popov, ravnateH novega semi.
|narija Y Moskvi, II je izjavil
|da je sovjetslka vlada storils
yeliko dobrega = cerkev il da'
4 zagotovilo, a. u preskrbi no
|va poslopja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Raba pima zniizzana
v sedinih drzavah

Il Washingtona Sc poroca, da
je vladni vojni produkcijski od-
Dor odredil drasticno omejitev
rabe pima "a vse, razen hisne in
industrijske potrebe, da Sc pre-
preci nadaljno redukcijo vojne
produkcije. Wee kot 200 vaznih
vojnih obratov je bilo ze do Sc
daj prisiljenih produkcijo ONE
jiti vsled pomanjkanja pima, XII
ga je prinesla kurivna kriza.
Raba naravnega pima v zaba-
viseih je bila prepoyedana v sed-
mih drzavah, med katerimi je
tudi Ohio. - ...
j. Y drzavi New York je nasto-
pila tudi kriza glede zivilskega
polozaja. Dostava mleka v raz-
nih mestih je padla "a 40 pro-
centov in pojavilo Sc je obcutno
pomanjkanje jajec. v mestu AL
bany imajo v zalogi komaj do
volj premoga "a prihodnjih "a
ur.
Vceraj je vlada odredila
Iustavljenje vsega civilnega to.
:vornega prometa ma zeleznicah
v osmih drzavah, da sc sprawl
promet " red ozirom ma para
lizo ma progah, XII je nastala
vsled nenavadne zine, XII jo ina
mo letos. Antracitni premogarji
v Pennsylvania so ma poziv VIA
de vceraj bill ma delu, da sc po-
VEGA zaloge premoga, in delali
so vceraj tud premogarji v Apa-
lacijskem okrozju, kjer Sc pro-
ducira mehak premog.
Raba naravnega pima v zaba-
(viscih je bila prepovedana v dr.
zavah New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky,
Maryland, Virginia in v mestu
Washington.
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RAzMERE Y
bERLINU so
kA0TItNE
Kaj pripovedujejo
potniki, XII SO dospeli
il Nemcije v Svico

BASEL. (O.N.A.) - Popot-
niki, XII prihajajo IL Nemcije
sem, pripovedujejo, da Berlin
ne more vec veljati "a prestol-
nico Nemcije. Edini urad, XII
baje Sc opravlja v redu svoje
posle, je zupanski urad. Naci-
sticne organizacije in razlicna
ministrstva pa so bila ze od-
pravljena drugam pred vee
dnevi.
Nepotrjene vesti trde, da je
zbranih priblizno 20 SS-divizij,
XII stole pod neposrednim po-
veljstvom Heinricha Himmler-
ia, v mestu in okolici, z name
nom, da branijo Berlin do zad-
MEGA. Ii oddelki so sestavljeni
il samih specialistov vojakov,
XII so Sc naucili braniti mesta in
naselja " Rusiji in ma Poljskem.
Bunkerji v Berlinu, XII so bill
prazni do zdaj, dobivajo svoje
posadke - izbrani SS-vojaki,
a vsepovsod po mestu, ma vseh
naznih kriizzisGih so zgrajene "a
preke proti tankom. Pc teh We
steh, so pripravljene te obramb-
ne pozicije v mestu samem in
tudi v vseh predmestjih. Poll
cijske patrole SO podvojene, in
vsi nosijo jeklene celade in mas
ke "a pline.
, Bunkerji so nizki in mani kot
meter mad zemljo. Veliki pla-
kati pozivajo zene in otroke maj
zapuste mesto, docim so vsi
moski prisiljeni, da ostanejo.
Zanimivo je tudi, kar pripo-
vedujejo potniki o neizmerni
zmesnjavi nemskih prometnih
sredstev. Vlak, XII je privedel te
potnike " Basel, je moral eaka-
ii v Frankfurt preko 10 ur ma
posto il Berlina. Vlaki so bill
nezakurjeni, tako da SO bill
potniki premrznjeni do kosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

Popolna kontrola filipinske
prestolice v teku par dni je 60
tova.
Gen. Macarthur je naznanil
zavzetje Mantle v zmagoslav-
mem komunikeju, katerim je
izpolnil besede, XII jih je IRE
kel, ko je moral bezati S Fill
pinov: "Vrnil sc bom." Mac
Arthur Sc nj vstopil v prestoli-
co, ker je bill dinamiran neki
most ma zapadnem obronku
mesta. Obrnil Sc je nazaj, da
najde dTugo pot v notranjost
mesta.
Nadaljujejo Sc strelski boji
" mestu med posameznimi izo-
liranimi gnezdi vojastva. Vaz-
no vlogo pri zavzetju Mantle je
igrala 81 diyizija, ki sestoji po-
vecini Il Ohijcanov. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
FRANCOSKI CIVILISTI
PRIJETI RADI PLENITVE
VOJASKIH SKLADISc

PARIZ, 8. februarja. - Tu
je bilo aretiranih Is francoskih
civilistov vecji del zelezni-
carjev - XII so obtozeni pleni-
tive ameriskih vojaskih zalog.
Pri aretiranih Sc je naslo ma tt
soce zavojckov cigaret in velike
koicine surovega masla, coko-
lade in konserviranega ziveza il
ameriskih zalog. Prizadeti Sc
bodo morali zagovarjati pre- d
francoskim vojaskim sodiscem.
Pride pri obravnavi sestih a.
meriskih vojakov, XII SO obto-
zeni tatvine, 50 vceraj pricale,
kako Sc je cigarette in druge
predmete, ki 50 bill ukradeni u
vojaskih skladiSc, spravilo ma
francosko crno borzo. Eden il
med obtozencev je v pisani il
povedi primal, da je Y enem
slucaju naredI 1925, v dru-
gem pa $1,375. Primal je, da je
pri razpecavanju cigaret, dobil
Cd 125 do $50 frankov q "a
vojcek cigaret, u anerisH Va
luti znasa $3.50 do $500.
Eden izlned obtoxencey, j
Pyt. orcar 4. Koehn, Cigar dom
se nalnaja Y Elyriji, Ohio.
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je majhno tovarno, Sc je zopet
najbolje odrezal. D r ov al je
$50. Druzina Mr.in Mrs. Jos. Ko-
nestabo je podarila $4,000, Mr..
in Mrs. John Mocnik, XII vodita
trgovino z mosko obleko ma E.
185 ST., sta pa darovala $500.
Drugi posamezni prispevki so
bill cd Soc do $1,000.
" Oh koncu eitanja rezultata
kolekte, je Mr.. Frank Segulin
izrocil v imenu direktorija Slo-
venskega drustvenega d o m a :,
eek "a $25O.0O. Tako je vcerajs-
MIA kolekta skupno znasala o.
krog $500. VISA cast in prizna-
ME prispevateljem. Upati je, da
Sc bcdo v doglednem casu zbu-
dill tudi drugi nasi rojaki in ro-
jakinje, XII danes sluzijo po to-
ivarnah lepe denarje, nasi tr-
govc; ter seveda ono malo Ste
vilo nasih tovarnarjev, in Sc il
kazali s svojim delezem.
Popoldanski vspored je bill
zakljucen z programom, pri ka-
teremu SO sodeloval pevci zbo-
"a. Slovan, kateri so slucajno
tud pravs lepo zabaxai poset-
nike pozneje v kleti, pevki Bet
ty N ov ak in Sally Hrvatin,
Jacqueline Ivancic, XII je proiz-.
lvajala akrobatski pies, in ma
'harmonikor ter kitaro je igral
Pike duet. l.: -,
Prva priredba podruznice st.
106 SANS Sc je zvecer zaklju-
ella plesom, "a katerega je j.
grail Zalokarjev orRester, in
smelo recemo, da so nasi Eu-
clideani lahko ponosni ma syoj
uspeh. Udelezba bi morala biti
veliko vecja, ako Sc uposteva
namen, "a katerega je bila pri-
redba, a zacetek je dober in u
patti je, da DO prihodnja prired-
ba podruznice pritegnila tudi
one rojake, XII Sc vsled enega
ali drugega vzroka MISC vceraj
udelezili.
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Mr.. in,Mrs. Jacob Subelj, 11N
E. 68 St., sta bila obveseena, da
je bill njiju sin Cpl. Victor SUI
bel, radio operator, ranjen v bit
XII dne Is. januarja v Belgiji.
Nahaja Sc v bolnisnici. K voja-
kom je bill vpoklican v marcu
1913 in preko morja je bill poslan
.preteklega oktobra.
Dne Is. januarja je Bill v Bel
giji ranjen Pvt. Tony sustarsic
sin Mrs. Mary Sustarsic, : 21O51
Recher Ave. Podrobnosti Misc
znane.