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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
and Mrs. B. B. Taylor.
Mrs. HAMPTON Honored


Vancleave friends of Mrs. Min
ME Roberts Hampton will be in
terested to know that Mrs.
Hampton was honoied on her
63rd birthday with a home-com-
ing dinner on the lawn of her
home on Ruth avenue. Gulfport.
Miss Marion Roberts assisted
in serving the punch and cake
during the open house that
was held later in the after
noon. All of the honoree's broth
ers and sisters were in attend
ance except the youngest broth
er, Horace f. Roberts and family
of Vestry, who were unable
to attend because of illness.
Out of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. @. c. Roberts and
daughter, Maryon. Fred Roberts,
Mrs. Corene Roberts, Misses
Maude and Thelma Roberts, Ell
mer Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Roberts and sons, Norton and
Verrill, G.. c. Booker, all of Van
cleave; Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Roberts and son, Ronnie, and
Mrs. Marguerite Illich, OF Pasca-
goula; Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Ward
and family of Orange Grove.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
KEPT HER TONGUE

Ottawa, M.-They have an an
swer, out at the La Sale county
home, for the abiding question:
Can a woman keep a ~secret?"
An old lady who died there re-
Gently, called Mary Jane new
er told anyone her family name
or where or how she lived before
she came to the institution fifty
years ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
A LINE ON THE WAR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. armies
driving across western Europe
left behind them enough wire to
go 35 times around the equator,
says the office of the Chief Sig
nal Officer. Nearly 600. 600 miles
of field wire and cable were
strung across the battlefields of
France, Belgium, Holland and
Germany.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-28

-svete bozje h6erke. ne bonn vecI
zaniceval. Moja ljubezen do ME
je sicer platonicna, sal je bilo.
inenda pri Schillerju prav Ia
ko."
IIarro odveze ! ljubezni polno
opreznostjo usnjato popotno vre-
90 in jo odnese Y svojo delavni-
co. Potern prime Rozo "a roko!
I'm kaj 81 Il delala?"
"Prernislja1a.'' 2
''Kako rlepotrebno."
"Povej mi, kaj vse 81 nasel!"
"Gore, ii praviin, gore! Go
spod oskrbnik mora samo seci z
roko, pa ina vse. RECEIPT pa "a
hteva nazaj III ga 30 rnorda tudi
dobil. Poglei- III je do vrha pol
no sarnih rokopisov. Zdaj 10 ma
posled imava. Prababico! Thor
steinov dom ina svojo tako
grenko pogresano prababico.
Vsaka kritika Thorsteinov, ma
Sega zacetniskega vetra, nasih
ne dovoI blescecih Sc stem, mo-
ra zdaj urnolkniti!
Tu je nasa prababica: grofica
Gizela Brauneska, rojena kot
grofica Thorsteinova.
Opevati jo srnes, naso PRADA
bico, Roza, toda ce ne hos mare.
dila lepe, ii ne bonn verjel. Me.
ne slike nj. To je Sc bolje, ker 81
| jo lahko misliva tako lepo, ka.
kor Sc mama bo zdelo. Pomisli
&c bi itnela tole lepo pisavo, nos
pa taksen kakor krornpir, bi mi
bilo Ezelo hudo. Ali pa &c bi bill
kaksen slab slikar pokvaril sliko
maine domisljije."
"Toliko je napisala?" je vpra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-28
Dusicu ROzu,,,oriia
tsvffNucA IN NjEiN Ns0oaEc,
Ashss Guh4hsr
Poslovenil Boris .Rihtersie
bilo mic zgodilo."
Asi,ss t:ahshsr
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersie

bilo mic zgodilo."
''Lovci, so mu menda srno, XII
je bila ze mrtva, nastavili v zan-
ko in cakali, ali DO prisel ponjo.
Ker ga ze dolgo sumnieijo in je
rnenda wit"
'Knezu bonn pisala," Sc ujezi
Rozamarija. "In zdaj je slepa
zena sama?" .~- -..~...< :
"Lota silva v tovarini predpas-
mix Sem in tia DO tekala, lispala
Sc bo in Sc ponasala z visnjevo
oblekco."
Rozamarija potozi: "In prav
cato, ker je siromasna, ker je
njena matt slepa, oce pa zaprt,
il ne bi smela nieesar dati?"
me, visokost. Ker je otrok ne
zakorlski."
':Liza, kaj pa maj bi bila sto-
rila? Otroka vendar ne SINE ubi-
tip'
RES je, toda &c podprete to,
bodo vsi drugi mislili, da snnejo
biti tudi oni taksni. In ljudi, XII
tega cakajo, je zmerom dovolj."
"Cesa cakajo?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-28
Nadaljevai1je)

''Kaj govoris?"
''Da ne bi bilo treba dati Lott
oblekce "a njenega nezakonske-
ga otroka. Zdaj klepetajo vse
babnice 0 tenn, in tudi zupniko-
va gospa hi je tekla, da bi lab
ko yprasala v zupniscu, komu
maj kaj damo." ~-, -
'Toda zakaj, Liza? Ali mar
Lota hi zelo siromasna?"
''Seveda so vsi siromasni. Oce
sedi, ker SO nasli lovci srno Z
zanko v njegovem vrtu, matt je
slepa /. toda Lota! Ia je zelo
lahke vrste."
Rozaniarija zardi.
"cernu stikajo lovci po tujih
vrtovih? In knee gotovo nj ma
raj, da bi bill moza naznanili." )"
"Lovci MISC nicesar naznanili.
Toda orozhik je to slisal in on
ga je ovadil."
''Kaksen clovek mora biti ia
oroznik!" pomisli Rozamarija,
''ce ne bi bio MEGA, Sc ne bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-28

je bilo tenn tako veselo pri srcu,
leta sestnajststoos delnde-
setega! Vriskajte gospodu sveta,
hvalite ga strunami in harfa-
4li. q radostjo pridite pred he
gov obrazp
Poslej pisavo. Kakor 1abod
drsi- Oh, da sediva tako i,eurnn-
no pred iljo, tako analfabet etsko
neutnno! Kai menis, cee .bi poklii-
cal svojega berlinskega tolazfli-
IA, glasbenika? Prihodnje po.
letje ga bova zvabila sem Pisal
hi je sicer, da Sc ze dolgo Cd
pravlja ma obisk K meni, da pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-28

sala Roza 5 tesnobo v glasu, 10
je zacel HaHo skladati papirje
il yreee. sAli je mar pisaia r.
mane?" 1stt.e,. ..e..
ITO boya sele videla. Zdaj pa
Sc lotiva kosila! Potem pojdevs
ma raziskovalno potovanje v Sc:
.demnaisto stoletje." =:
Svetilke ze gore, k0 sedeta "a
veliko rnizo Y delavnici in zacne.
ia obracati stare, debele papirje,
Note, note, spet note. Glasovi
"a oboc,. "a flavte, harfo, gosi
orgle, - koral. !. - - -,
"Rozamarija,r kako eudno! Ds
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-28

''Da bodo lahko storili vse, kaf
bodo hote1i," odgovori skrivnost-
no Liza, ki pripoveduje danes ei-
sto drugace kakor sicer in stva-
II, D katerih pref ne bi bila spra-
villa besede Il jezika. Vihar vas
XIII zensk 10 je moral zelo raz-
buriti.
"Da, Lota je pray lahke vrste
ia prernetena! Ma stopnice polo
Ii rjlhe, da les ne skriplje in da
matt he slisi, &c pride FAINT K njej
v sobico.o
Liza, kako 1nores to vedeti?"
"Moja sestricna, XII stanuie po-
leg ii INA paziti, je slisala, ka-
ko sta rlaredila. Nobeno dekle
ne sede vec craven ME " Ger
xvi"
"Ubogo dete! Nobene ljubezni
mu clovek ne bi smell izkazati,
pa je vendar nedolzno. Oh, sal
nj vedela, kaj della, drugace ne
bi bila -"
"Da nj vedela, visokost? Tako
neunner1 pa nj nihce, da bi 81 to
mislil! In da bi bila pref mislila
ma posledice. Katera pa mis]i
kaj, &c ina fanta pri sebi v so.
BIZ"
| Liza Sc je sanna ustrasila be.
sed, XII so il usle. Zardela je in
pobegnila. Rozamarija pa je "a
gnala svoje rocno delo stran in
njene sive oci so Sc zaiskrile:
20, kako neumno so me mare
dill! In kako slepo so me pustili
hoditi skozi svet! Harro Sc je
igral z menoj kakor lutko
In teti tudi."
Kaksne misli il blodijo pc
glavi Hodi sem in tia, opirs
Sc ma vse strani in skusa skirt
svoje oci pred nekim slepecin
bliskom.
! Naposled Sc zaslisijo zuna.
udarci kopit. Harro, XII Sc vraea
Zelo bleda, zaradi svoje bledice
VISA prestrasena Rozamarija mi
pride naproti.
I 20, Harro, kakSen pa 81! Ka
kor kaksen vitez!'
cali sem ii vsec?" Posmeje Sc
il S svojega visokega rjaveg;
konja. "zelezno celado "a naji
mega Brauneskega viteza sem S
zaradi prirocnosti raataknil- ka.
ma glavo. Hotel sem tudi posku
siti, kako Sc taksen lonec nos
med jezo. - Vascani SO mislili
da sem gasilec!''
Kako lep je njegov porjavel
obraz pod eelado, kako Sc mi
iskre oci, kako Sc rnu smejej'
usta z mocnirni zobmi!
"Kaj imas pa tu? Podobno j
tistirn popotnim vrecarn, XII s.
iih nekoc irneli vitezi." b
"Saj tudi je taksna vreca.'
Harro skoci s konja. Stara pc
potna vreca terr,norjave barv'
je privezana zadaj k sedlu.
'Zaklade sem odkril! Gospoc
| oskrbnik je biser, in rednosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-28

Ma novo ddkid4ho rDslopjs ID zavzzeiinslo v.o ii.
fino kjsr i ba porfej ud eostila velkpsti 82xl64
Sevljev. Spodaj IiajmUtler1iej;a trodajala i pohf
tenn velia izboIjsava g okolice, ia = = etoo lju-
djs vec WI pri sali ~ ssm II raknz fax
veelr;la IN pa % fino pohistyo. NJ. . .s .s.s.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
/ ALL ORC II Ard
FERTILIZtTiON | RGED

The next TWO months are the
time for making q fall application
oi fertilizer ON hearing apple trec1
states \ L. kcnWurtaY. Associate
Horticul'ui~t ul the University oi
Delaware. Because ot heavy rains
combined with a Light crop o! frut
MI is season. many orchards are in
(. position 10 hcaI. extremely heavy
crOnS DURING 1916. In view OF
Prospective heavy crop On those
orchards that Lad a i-it or Il"
crop ot frlit. the application OF a
portion of Tie fertilizer in 1he taII
is rccoumcndcd hy Mr.. ken"ortAH.
I'm ORDER 10 aid in The prevention
ot biennial hc.liE- IT Will be
necessary 10 have thr fertilizer in
tie trees early in the season before
initial growth hc4in~. For apples
applliu9 onc-halt ot tie rc-ulaI
amounts OF tcrjili/rr in tie fall ana
tie other huIi in the spring Should
oiyr good results in tIuit set an!
lad dcvelounrnt in l'i6 II desired
the entire amount of fertilizer N!aY
toe applied i'm the fall j.uil applica-
lions are essential when cyanamid
i used as source OF nitro-cu II
q Ground USING sodium nitrate with
calcium urscuitc is tn /" used tor
Scah control. no additional nitrogen
need he applied to the trees.
Peach trees that We're Well fer
tilized duriu4 the spring and sum
ncr have made good groW1A and
lud development As n result a
@ood crop is in order for l"lG. On
those trees that made poor -roWth
because OF the excessively heavy
rainfall il is SUGGESTED that the fer
tilizer rate hc increased hy ap-
rroXimatcly - per cent in 1915
Applying a portion of the fertilizer
in tive fall seems wi" particularly
On YOUNGER trees \ practice of am
PLYING ouc-tIird 10 0nc-h&lf of IN,
fertilizer in the fall. ouc-tEird 1,
on"-half i'm the %prino and ON"
third to onc-half in the Splin2. aut
onc-third in the summer Hltvl
~huck f2ll is suggested. This pro
Ccdue seems especially dc~irahl,
ON voun- and newly planted or
ctards.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
MILLSBORO

The death of Mrs. katherine
Houston Washburn occurred at &,
o'clock Tuesday morning in the
Bcebe Hospital in LeWes Mrs.
WaShhurn was suffering from
heart ailuent and uremia and ten
days ago went 10 the hospital for
rnst and treatment where her con
clifton appeared to improve. Sic
va, the daughter Of the late Saliip
Irons and Robert ! Houston and
the widow Of the late l.. W. Wash
burn Definite funeral plans are
not completed. aWaiting the arrival
of Mrs. Wa-hhuln's Strp-daueh
from Lake Geneva. Wisconsin.
Mrs. Rhoda Puscy. a2r Il years.
died on Friday, October 18th at JhC
oinn O" her SON. Irwin in COllin2s-
cGlc. Pa She wa the widow OF the
George W. Puscy and William +.
TuScy Of Gc0r@ctOWn was her Old
er SON. Funeral services were held
in the Hickman Funeral Home on
Tuesday afternoon, October 10Th
conducted hy Reverend John T..
FailoY OF Gcur-ctOWn and inter
mcnt made in NcCLauic~ Cemetery.
The annual home coming was
held At West Woods church last
Sunday. Reverend Clarence +, Will
linS i the pastor and SUNDAY
cNangcli~tic services marked the
beginning OF TWO weeks Of revival
mcctin4S
Mrs w B. Atkins spent Thurs
DAY in Wilmington school beine
closed last Thursday and F'rida!
cav" many parents, as we'll as the
teachers the opportunity to spend
Thursday and Friday liz Whining
ton.
Mrs TWiford Collins entertained
II a dinner party and cards last
Thursday evening in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs Donald Ward who are
visiting al the Collins homt The
@uc~.~ were Mr. and Mrs Ravmonu
Baker .lr.. Mrs nal" Mitchell. Miss
Grace Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs
Orrcll fllingsworth
Mrs. Mary II. Short of Lcwr-
Cross Roads is visiting Mrs. Parror
kin"
Barbara and Charles Mitchell are
attending tEe University OF Della
ware ana both spent TIE week enc
At home with their parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs H. B Mitchell
Pfc. pal" Iinoo of Waycros~ Ga.
is At h0m" for TWO weeks with hi.
parents. Mr. and Mrs &. d. IingO
Miss Anne Carey visited IieUte
nant and Mrs. Edward X. kimme
in Wilmington Saturday NIGHT ant
Sunday and Mrs f.. +. carey witt
Mr. and Mrs. +. :. Johnson snen
Sunday with their sister in Allen
town.
Mr and Mrs. Americus Bctt,
have had as their Guest Miss Bett,
Jean Rust Of Wilmington
Allen Warren has been honorah
ly dischareed from the Army afte
tour years oi service.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

TO hlccdin2 and chilling as spOilage
starts quickly. especially in mus
CleS that have been torn or bruised
by bullets. Deer and other big game
SHOULD toe stuck and bled promptly.
Iianeime and dressing the carcass
Will speed UP chilling. In warm
weather. large game should be
skinned ii once. SO that overnight
chilling VIII be even more rapid.
NemSon is then handled and cut
the same way as beef Separate the
THICK round back and shoulder
muscles fr0N The ribs and flank.
Small came animals. such As
lHhhits should he skinned. dressed,
washed and chilled promptly. Only
the thick back and hindquarters
are usually frozen in order to save
locker space. Ribs, neck and fore
LEGS can be stewed while fresh to
better advantage There is little
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

protective fat ON small-4an" m'ad'.
50 it should -" ~"Il moi"cl"H ~
careful wrapping against d"''ydf"-
ton in locker storage.
Miss Holloway adds that ph"iaS,
ants. wookrocks. Wild duck ana
other came bird. which arc 70 ."
preserved in trcclcr locker ~honI"
he promptly scaldcd alt"r kilI'nI,
then picked. cleaned, washed ana
landed for freezing lik" other
poultry. After washing chill th'
bird, Immediately by hanain2 over
hight whore the temperature is h"-
low 10 degrees f. or. il necessary
hy COVERING with ic" water HcioF"
freezin2. ii" l"gs and wings 10
breast 10 save storage space. then
wrap tightly in moistur"-Nar"r-r"-
sist&nt paper and heat seal Flr"z'
at zero degrees +. or lower. and
store al zero.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
| RI ELM, OF GAVE
MEtT A\D BIRDS

Thos" >rortSmcn fortunate
cnouch to have ha@2rd same dur
in- this years hunting season
should know TIL" regulations con
Cernine freezin4 and storage of
same birds and meat. According to
tie United States Dcpartmeuts OF
A.riculuure the freelin2 and Stol-
are of game is definitely restricted
in many states. Tho local game
warden should he consulted before
same birds or meat are killed for
freezing preservation
Various types OF game require
aiff"rent preparation for freezing
states Miss VI. Gertrude Holloway.
Nutrition Specialist for Tie Uniyrr-
>ity of Delaware Warm. freshly
lillcd sam" needs prompt attention
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Grace Methodist sunday school
LAS had IT,, annual reorganization
and th.S" officers viii have char9C
.ur the comin4 year Supt. kalph
RritJiu2Eum; assistant Supt. EdSar
Tiumon>; secretary. Raymond b.
Lingo: treasurer. Fred Timmou9.
pianist. Mrs Norman Hickman.
assistant. Joyce Rose; choirister.
Raymond Rust; supt. primary de
I:ltment. Mrs. Alice Short; assist
ant supt.. Mrs. Alberta Godfrey:
or2anist. Mrs. Nireinja CorGroy.
cradle roll supt Mrs. l.. l.. Siprlr.
The Fine Company gave Out
Prizes ON Tuesday mornine to The
makers OF the best posters on Fin"
Prevention and for the best essay.
The winners ot the prizes for the
hest posters We're Patsy Gray.
Doris Elliott ana Nancy Whitcloch.
The winners ot The essay contest
were Mar-aret knapp Gehman
Mitchell and Christine Hickman
The Judges We're members of the
local Fire Company Larry W.
Timmons chairman. William Smith
and T., f, Carey .Ir
Plan to attend the Hallowe'cn
Parade and Victory Celebration in
Milford noXt Tuesday evening. Oc-
,0bcr Goth. at = o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
$5,788, ,OO0,O 900 Tax
Cut Bill Is Passed
tContinued from r1r5r raRe)


cnts to the use of strategic mate
riais. Unless the House insists ON
reducing all wartime excise lcVies.
repeal Of the "IIcndcrson taxes =
will not be pressed by the Senate
cOutorecs.
Another Republican. Vandenhrr2
Of MICHIGAN. added the other floor
amendment. II would give small
corporations limited rvlirf from
The excess profits tax on thcir 1919
income. by providing that the com
biMcd credits and exemption AGAINST
the tax shall not be less than SD
uou. It does not affect large cor
porations which already have more
than $25 600 in credits and eNemp-
tionS
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Special Victory
Bond To Honor
Late President

Washington. ID. {. The Treasury
has called attention to special
Victory Bond to be sold during the
Victory Loan campaign. starting
October -, Tor $ll.o"o ,o0n.o QUE
The bond is in memory OF the late
President Franklin Delano Roosc-
volt 1t VIII be on sale at all agsn-
cirs authorized 10 issue United
States Savings Bonds of Series f.
The bond Will be in the drnomi-
nation OF 5000. to be issued at
$l5o. II Will constitute an addition
al denomination OF Series +, Bonds
and VIII have the same terms and
attributes rs other denominations.
Il will carry 4 likeness OF Mr..
Roosevelt
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
FISHERS DISTRICT
(Near GrecnWOUd)

Reverend Warriu-ton cordially
invites you all to attend Revival
services now bcin- h,ld at Todd'~
Chapel
Miss Narjl!n Brown OF Universe
~ OF Delaware spent the week end
win her narcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Goo
t,r Brow n. Sh" was accompanipd
tack 10 Newark ON Sunday cvenin.
hv her parents. Miss Eileen Mills.
and Mr.. and Mrs Marry Wmgin--
ton.
Harold Scldtrs visited his broth
tr. SIR. and Mrs Harvey Selder, OF
Baltimore durin2 the week end
John 4 Morris is spending an in
definite time With his brother ANA
-i~ter-iu-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Winsor
Morris OF Glcuoiden PENNSYLVANIA.
Techrician Firth Grade and Mrs
Clarence Workman of Georgctowr
spent SUuda> eleuin- with MIR. and
Ms. Charles pcarmau Corporal
Workman viii leave on Saturday
for Fort Belvoir. VIRGINIA for fur
tEcr a~si-nmcut
Mr., W a. Doarman is on the
sick list Il, this WrIiu4
Air ANA Mrs Harry Warrington
o. GrcenWood We're guests of Mr.
and Mrs Gootoo Brown and daugh-
I'm IN Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Harvey solder
we're overnight guests of their sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor anC
family.
PLAN to attend the Halloween
Parade and Victory Celebration il
Milford next Tuesday evening. Oc
robcr 3oth. at : O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Cursing and yelling on London
street was Clancey holding a door
knob in his fist "Thcm Jerrys will
pay for this bloWin a saloon right
out Of my hand
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

\ wise man is always humble It
i the person of limited know ledge
Who is likely to he conceitcd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21
TRUMAN ZABAVAI.
STALINA z IGRANJEM
MA KLAVIR

POTSDAM, 20. julia - Po
banketu, XII ga je priredil pred
sednik Truman "a svoja diva ko-
lega Stalina in Churchilla, Sc je
vrsil koncert posebne vrste.
Najprej je igral znameniti anne
risk pianist Eugene List, XII slu-
Ii sedaj v armadi. Potem pa je
sedel h klavirju sam predsednik
in zaigral Beethovenov "Minu-
et."
Kakor znano, je Truman do
ber pianist. H klavirju Sc je vse-
del ma izrecno prosnjo cd stra-
nj Stalina in Churchilla.
Klavirski virtuoz List je "a
veliko trojico igral skladove
dveh slovitih ruskih skladate-
ljev, cajkovskega in Sostakovi-
ca, in velikega poljskega skla-
datelja Chopina. Stain je bill
navdusen mad Listovim igra-
MEM. Stopil je ponovno k umet-
niku, mu stisnil roko in napil
ma njegovo zdravje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21
VCERAJ JE PRISLO
II EVROPE GLASS
NADALJNIH VOJAKOV

NEW YORK, 20. julia Z
velikim parnikom Queen Eliza
BETH Sc je danes vrnilo IL ev-
ropskega bojisca 14,576 anne
riskih vojakov, nadaljni tisoci
pa so dospeli ma krovu sestih
drugih ladjj.
Vsega skupaj sc je vrnilo da-
nes il Europe 31,455 MOI. Ko
je major general William F.
Dean, poveljnik A. pehotne di-
vizije, .stopil z ladje, je smejoc
rekel: "Upam, da Sc bono v
Tokiju srecali Rusi."
S skupino Sc je vrnila domov
tudi filmska igralka Marlene
Dietrich, o kateri je gen. Dean
rekel, da je bila prva in edna
slovita igralka, XII je sla zaba-
vat vojake pray ma fronto. Miss
Dietrich je bila rojena v Mem
ciji, po prihodu v Zed. drzave
pa je postala ameriska draw
ljanka. H.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21

Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Bostjancic.
19407 Shawnee Ave-, sta bila OBJ.
vescena, da je bill njiju sin Leo
XII Sc nahaja v sluzbi Strica Sa'
ma ze cd marca 1943, v drugie
ranjen v bitki ma Pacifiku.
Svojo treningo je dobil v Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo-, preko mor.
ia pa Sc nahaja % mesecev. Do
deljen je infanteriji in udelezil
Sc je ze vec vaznih bitk ma FIJI
otokih, " Novi Caledonia, ma
Bougainville in sedaj Sc nahaja
ma Filipinskih otokih..
Prvic je bill rahlo ranjen v
septembru 1914 v Bougainville
Tedaj je prejel takozvani "In
fantry Combat Badge in pred
sednisko citacijo. Drugic pa je
bill ranjen II. aprila 1945, ko ga
je nekje ma Filipinah srapnela
zadela v hrbet. V bolniSnici sc
je nahajal devet tednov, naka1
je bill zopet poslan h kompaniji
ma fronto. Oh tel priliki je pre-
jel odlikovanje Modrega srca ir
bronasto zvezdo "a hrabrost.
Donna ina poleg starsev tudi
sestro Esther. Pohajal je v Col
linwood visjo Solo in pred vpo
klicom k vojakom je delal pr
Marquette Metal Products.
Njegov naslov je: PFC Let
Bostjancich (35o547O1), Co. H.
164th Inf, APO, CO Postmaster
San Francisco, Calf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21
Vladni delauski odbor
podal uazno odlociteu U
prilog zaprte delaunice
WASHINGTON, 20. julia -- Vladni vojni deavsk
odbor je danes poda odloctev XII omen da je njegova
oblast vecja cd oblasti katerekoli drzavne vlade

Ia odlocitev je bila podana v
zvezi z industrijskim sporom v
Floridi, kjer je neka korporaci-
ia "a izdelovanje papirja vlozila
priv proti odlocitvi vladnega
vojnega delavskega odbora v
Atlanti. Odlocitev odbora v
Atlanti je potrdila kolektivno
pogodbo med unijo A. F. Of L.,
XII je vsebovala tocko "a "zapr-
to delavnico', kar pomeni, da
morajo vsi oni, XII Sc jih zapo-
sli v omenjeni papirnici, postati
clani unije.
Industrial je argumentirala,
da je tocka "a "zaprto delavni-
co" nepostavna, ter Sc pri tenn
opirala ma dodatek v ustavi dr.
zave Floride, XII specificno pre-
poveduje sklepanje kolektivnih
pogodb, XII zahtevajo "zaprto de-
lavnico."
Stalisce industrije je podprl
tudi pravdnik drzave Floride, XII
je argimentiral proti priznanju
omenjene pogodbe ma podlagi
ustavnega dodatka, XII so ga vo-
lilci drzave Floride odobrili pri
volitvah proslega novembra.
Vladni vojni delavski odbor
pa je odlocil drugaee. Svoje sta
lisce je upravicil s citiranjem
6. sekcije drugega elena ustave
zed. draw, XII pravi, da so usta-
va in zakoni Zed. drzav sluca-
ju nesoglasja ustavami in "a
koni katerekoli drzave, odlo-
cilni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21
Ameriko zei somo mir in b|ogos+onie.
ompdk nobene zemIie. iziov ia Truman

imeli priliko, da uzivajo mir in
enako priloznost."
Zastava, XII je bila dvignjena
mad poslopjem, kjer Sc je nekoc
nahajal glavni stan nemske
zracne obrambe, je bila ista, XII
je plapolala mad Kapitolom v
Washington ma dan, ko je
Amerika stopila v vojno proti
osiscu. Ia zastava je visela mad
81. stanom gen. Eisenhowerja v
Alziru in bila razvita mad Ri
MON, ko so zavezniske armade
xavzele italijansko prestolico.
Razyita bo zopet, kadar bo pa
| del Toxic.
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POTSDAM, 20. iuliia.

POTSDAM, 20. julia. -
Predsednik Truman je danes oh
priliki simbolicnega razvitja
ameriske zastave mad prestolico
premagane Nemeije incl govor,
v katerem je izjavil, da Zed. dr.
zave ne zelijo niti pedi tuje zem-
lie; edino, kar hocejo je mir in
blagostanje Ease in "a yes svet.
mi dviga amo to zastavo v
imenu ljudstva Zed. drzav." je
rekel predsednik, Xxi upa, da DO
zmaga prinesla boljsi svet
svet, ma katerem bo vladal mir,
in ma katerem bodo vsi ljudje