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Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
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MILFORD AND STAFFORD

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

pravz Min? ze 0sen dni ga nj
sem yidel,p
Odgovorila je, ne da bi Sc raz-
hurjala: 'Rolan je, pisal mi je,
-da lezi, ker Ga je stisnil protin.
Lahko se oglasis pri niem. Yes
tda to ina jake rad, in veselilp
hi ga :.
Georges ie odgpvoril: ''Da|
,gotovo; /; poppldan stopim tia"
Opravil se je bill, in $ klobu-
kom na glayi je gledal, ali nj
.cesa pozabil. Ker nj nicesar ma
Sci, je stopil k postelji ter po-
ljubil sVojo zeno ma cello: INA
|svidenje, draga moja, pred sed-
mo ,uro me gotovo ne bo do
mov."
In odsel je. Gospod Laroche-
Mathien Ga je prieakoval, "a
kaj tisti dan je zaitrkoval ze oh
10, ker Sc je incl sestati mini
strski svet opoldne Sc pred otvo-
ritvijo parlamenta.
Komaj sta bila "a naizo, sama
z ministrom zasebnim tajnikom,
zakaj gosp a Laroche- Matthew
nj marala premeniti svoie ma
vadne obedne ure, je zacel Du
Roy govoriti o isvojem clanku;
razkladal je MEGA osnovo po BIZ
ljezkah, XII 81 jih je bill nacec-
kal ma vizitke; in ko je koncal:
cali bi bilo treba po vasem kaj
predrugaciti, gospod minister?"
"Prav malo, prijatelj moi.
Mogoce marosko zadevo malo
proved poudarjate. lie govorite
o ekspediciji, kakor .da bi Sc mo-
rala napraviti, a namigniti je
treba, da vsakdo lahko razume,
da sc ne bo izvrsila, in da vi sa-
mi vanjo nikakor ne verjamete.
Obcinstvo maj cita med vrsti-
cami, da sc pac ne bono zaple-
Ii v to pustolovseino."
"Prav. Razumem vas, in gle
dal bonn, da bodo tudi meme ra-
zumeli. zena mi je narocila,
maj vas glede tega vprasam, ali
DO poslan general Belloncle v
Oran. Po vsem tenn, kar ste mi
pravkar povedali, sklepam, da
ne.''
Drzavnik je odgovoril: "Ne. y
Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

reno Unetich, Mrs. Turkman-
Elersich, Miss Turk, sestre Ka-
pei in sestre Slokar, Betty Ger
jan in Dorothy Arb. Ma har-
moniko igra Richie Vadnal.
Castni COST in govornik bo J.
Gornik, 81. tajnik zveze. Igral
bo Vadnalov orkester. Zabave
in zdravega uzitka bo dovolj "a
vse posetnike. Zatoraj ste vsi
prav uljudno vabljeni, da Sc u
delezite te nase prireditve in
nam pomagate proslaviti 10
letnico pase drustvene ustano-
We.
Veselicni odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

|podliHi podtikanii Y besedi mad
tenn iarim goapodon,.
Qna pa ie prezirno zmajala ..
|ramami in goVorila: rStori BE ii
kakor on. Pestani minister; pa
|se bos lahko sppiril. Dptlej pa.
kar lepo .mpl6i.'
Sukal 81 lie brke in 10 je gle
dal Q dstrani. .Kdo We, "a
|kaj ;vse sem sposobeIb" je de-
jal. "Morda SO pa kedaj se IL
kaze:"
Odgovorila mu je DO filozof-
sko: 1Kdor DO zivel, ia bo vi
del" !
Ma jutro otvoritve drzavnega
zbora je dajala mlada zena se v
postelji rama l,avodila svoje-
mu mozu, XII Sc je oblatil, da bi
sel k gospodu Laroche-Mathieu-
ju zajtrkovat in da bi dobil se
pred sejo migljajev "a jutrsnji
politicni clanek v "Vie fran
caise"; ia uvodnik namrec maj
bi bill nekaka oficijozna izjava O
namerah novega kabineta.
Madelena je govorila: 'Pred
vsem ga ne pozabi prasati, ali
ina general Belloncle nalog "a
Oran, kakor sc je govorilo. To
bi imelo velik pomen."
Georges je nervozno odgovo-
ril: "Saj yem prav tako dobro,
kakor ii, kaj maj STORM. Pojdi
Sc solit s tenn vecnim premle-
vanjem."
Zavrnila ga je mirno: ''Dragi
Imoj, vselej pozabis polovico te-
| ga, kar tt narocim "a ministra. "
Zagodrnjal je: ''Mi ze prese-
da, ia tvoj minister navsezad-
ME. Ia cepec."
Rekla je pokojno: "Je prav
toliko tvoj minister, kolikor
moi. Tebi pac vee koristi nego-
iii meni.'
Obrnil Sc je bill napol proti
Mi lin sic je zasmejal:
Pardon, dvori mi pa lie ne."
Izjavila je pocasi: "Sicer me-
nj tudi ne; ampak sreeo mama
kuje." '.,.
Bill je tho, potem pa "a hip,
diva: "Da mi ie izbirati med tvo-
jimi castilci, bi mi bill tisti start
slamoglavec de Vaudrec vendar-
le Sc ljubsi. Kaj pa ie pravza-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

AANSssAJ~sAAJS/
Tedaj mu je zacela praviti,
kako je zapazila, da ga ljubi, ta-
krat 10 je izyedela, da Sc ozeni z
Madeleine Forester. Pripovelo-
vala mu je podrobnosti, male, in
tinne podrobnosti.
Nenadoma umolkne. Voz sc
je ustavil. Du Roy je odprl vra-
ia. ..-.~-
"Kje pa sva?" je vprasala.
Odgovoril je: "Stopite z voza
in pojdiva v to hiso. Tukaj bova
bolj hrez skrbi."
"Ampak kje sva?"
"Pri meni. To je mole sam
cevsko stanovanje, HI sem ga 70
pet najel I. "a par dni =. da
bova imela koticek, kjer Sc lah-
ko shajava.
Krcevito Sc je oprijela sedeza
vkociji, VISA preplasena oh misli,
da bi bila tako sama 2 MIN sku-
paj, in je jecljala:
me, ne, tega noGem, tega no
cem!"s Fl
Spregovoril je 2 odloenim gla-
som: aPrisezem yam da bonn
spostoval. vas,o cast. Pojdite.
Ali ne vidite, da naju ljudje opa-
zujejo, da Sc jih ho nitro nabralo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

okoli naju. Urno .. urno .
stopite 2 voza."
In ponovil je:: "Prisezem vam,
da vas bonn spostoval."
O. Xinski trgovec ju je zvedavo
gledal s svojega praga. Strah jo
je prijel in skoeila je v hiso.
Hotela je po stopnicah. Pri-
jel jo je "a roko: "Tukaj je, v
pritlicju."
In potisnil jo je v svoje stano-
vanje.
Toliko da je bill zaklenil vrata,
jo je zgrabil kakor plen. Branila
Sc je, borila Sc, jecljala: 20, moi
Bog =. Q, moi Bog! -"
Strastno jo je poljubil ma vrat,
ma oci, ma ustnice, ne da bi Sc
mogla ubraniti njegovim bur-
MIN objemom; pehala ga je cd
sebe, umikala Sc njegovim ust-
nicam, in vendar mu je nehote
vracala poljube.
Nenadoma sc mu neha upira-
ii, in premagana, udana Sc mu
je dala slaciti. Spretno in urno,
2 rocnimi prsti, kakor sobarica,
j je odpenjal drugega "a dru-
gim, posamezne kose Meme oble-
Ike.
Iztrgala mu je bila il rok svoj
oplecek, da bi 81 skrila vanj OBJ
raz, in tako je stala, VISA bella,
sredi kril, ki SO il bila zdrknila
k nogam.
cevlje il je pustil in jo je ne
sci ma nogah ma posteljo. Tedaj
mu je zasepetala ma uho z ubi-
tim glasom: "Prisezem vam !. !.
prisezem .van i. da nisem ime-
Ia nikoi ljubcka." Kakor bi mu
reklo mlado dekle: "Prisezem
vam, da sem device"
On pa 81 je mislil: ITO mi je
pac deyeta briga."
".
Jesen je prisla. Du Royevi so
preziveli yse poletje v Parizu;
med kratkimi zborni6nimi pocit-
nicami sta bojevala Y "Vie fran
caise' oster hoj "a novi kabinet.
cepray je bilo sele prve dni
oktobra, se ie imelo zaceti Ease
DAME, zakaj marosko prasanje
je prihajalo boil in bolj pereGe.
Pravzapray nj ziva dusa YER
jela, da Sc bO ekspedicija Y Tam
ser res izvrsila; ceprav je bill
ponqdil tisti dan, ko Sc ie zbor-
MICA razcepila, grof Lambert
Sarrazin poslanec desnice, n
duhoviteni eoyeru ii Nil is cello
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06
UREDNlKOVA POsTA
(Nadaltevanje z 2. stran1)


Odborniki drustva so Sc cd
casa do casa premenjali in "a
leto 1945 so: John Rozanc,
predsednik; Tony Wise, pod
predsednik; Katherine Pugel,
tajnica; Margaret Rozanc, bla-
gajnicarka; Ursula Branisel,
zapisnikarica; Andy Jerman in
Louise Skerl, nadzornika. Dru-
stvene seje so vsak tretji cetr-
tex v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. Pri pro-
gramu bodo prispevali: Petite
Miss Betty Radell, Miss Flo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06
Slopensla Qlneriissl l.i narodnii suet

aesS ". aalh Street Chicago ~ n. 8
70 ndnH tpryD konysncN II IN s. sept 1914
A&Sala.as h hvsm Il edhnk d Ssai n.
seSR yedhpsa s~ 81 81 sas a
eAsTln 1IAau,
csstni preassank; AQuHe AnAA1C Mpfss& NJ
c.4na MAMIE 1RIsIANp laa4 p4lnsham
casni aan: DR. Ks ~, - G.r Avs, cleveland Ohio
GIAN KKSKKUIIYF;
aass o @ sss.ss Grand "a,
FRED WIDER ssu So Ave, chicago ss
Illinois, ..Sss@ F.# l7E's@1 ~
MIEKo 9. KUHE1. ssss W. 2sh ST. Chicago as M
se55 81 Iawndale Ave- CHICAGO e. MI
clani: a..
LEO JURIpVEQ lsle ". aana n, Chicago H. --at-
ANTON kRArENU 1883 W. 2lst -, Chicago g, H.
Lk0R0ID KN6HIAN RAoe All Chair EeyAand B Ohio
ALBMA NOyAK, el17 81 Clair Ave, Cleveland 5,
FRANK zAlT4 lsel IA IAwndpIe Ave, ChisaGe p ~
NADzORN1 Qnn0R:
LOUIS zELKNKAR predsednik sl n Chicago 81,
JOSIE zAKRAJSEK 760s CorneHa Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio
J0sEPH zAvERTNN see Tenany Rd, Enslewood, NJ
sRsI ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEyCs 1880 So 18th st, sheboygan Wis.
!ossfa e Duah lseos Waterloo Rd- Cleveland - Ohio
THERESA GERzEI. 3s4 Erie W. Alauppa,
ANTON HORzEN Route No. Prineeten, m
ANIH0NY lERsN 4s7e Waahlnston st, Denver Colo
FRANK KLUNE, 6o4-srd ST, n w, Chshan, MINI.
HELENA KUSAR, Ave, Berwyn, III.
KATHERINE KRAINzs l7sas Hawthorne Ave, Detroit Mich.
John KyARTICH al Station st, Bridgevfle, Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, 24465 Blvd, Noble, Ohio
LUDVIK MUTE 384 Menahan st, Brooklyn,
ANTONETTE sndCICH, Addison Rd, 3, Ohio
THERESA sPECK, 4s5s Rosa Ave, St.
vAlEN1lsE VALE sIRoJ 100 y Holmes Ave. Indianapolis Ind
ANDREW vIDRICH, 706 Ave, Johnstovn,
ANTON ZBAsNIK, A. F. u. Bldg, Ely,
JOSEPH zoRc, 1o4S Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago ILL.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

E4N44 W uAl@ ~ A1Sk&Vly Ad-
fkor syoje dni znan indski pod
kralj, svoje brke prot pred
sednikovim Ealizcem, da se ho
noVi kahinet moral in moral
|ravnati no vzgledp prejAniega,
lin poslati Vojsko v Tanger, ka-
kor 10 ie bill postal preisnji v
Tunis, in sicer 2 ozirom ma ST.
metric, kakor devamo ma ka-
min no dye vazi.
Pristavil je bill: "Afriska po-
lkrajina je "a Francijo res ka-
| min, hi zge nasa najboljsa drva,
kamin, XII dobro vlece in XII ga
netimo papirjem il nasih
bank. #
Priyoscili ste 81 bill umetni-
sko domislico, in ste okrasili
levi ogel tuniskim kipcem, XII
vas drago stane, in videli boste,
da Sc bo hotel gospod Marrot
ravnati po svojem predniku in
/ okrasiti desni ogel maroskim
kipcem.'
1 Ma ia govor, XII je postal sla-
ven, je odprl Du Roy deset Clan
kov o algirski koloniji, cello vr-
sto clankov, XII jo je bill prekinil
takrat, ko je vstopil k listu, in
krepko Sc je zavzemal "a vojno
ekspediciio, ceprav je bill pre-
verjen, da je ne bodo nikoli po-
slali. Ubiral je patrotiene stru-
ne in ometaval spanijo vso
zalogo blatecih argumentov, XII
Sc rabijo proti narodom, kate
. rih koristi Sc krizajo z nasimi.
"Vie franchise 81 je bila pri-
dobila znamenito veljavo vsled
svojih obce znanih zvez odlo-
eilnimi mogoenjaki. Prinasala
je pref nego najresnejsi listi
politicne novice, razkrivala med
vrsticami namere ministrov,
svojih prijateljev; in vsi pari-
Ski in listi il province so hodili
k Mi po svoje informacije. Ci-
trail so. jo, bali so Sc je, in "a
cell so jo spostovati. Sedaj nj
bila vee sumljivo glasilo sku-
pine politicnih koristolovcev,
nego priznano ~vladno glasilo.
Laroehe-Mathieu je bill listu du-
sa, in Du Roy njegov glasnik.
Ocka Walter, mutasti poslanec
in prevejani ravnatelj listu, Sc
je umno zalezel; ma skrivnem Sc
je baje pecal z veliko kupeijo z
bakrenimi rudniki v Maroku.
Madelin salon je bill postal
vplivno sredisce, kjer Sc je sha-
jalo vsak teden po vec elanov
kabineta. Zbornieni, predsednik
je cello dvakrat obedoval pri
Mi; in zene drzavnikov, XII so
Sc nekoc pomisljale prestopiti
njen prag, so Sc sedaj ponasale
z njenim prijateljstvom in so
printable cesce k Mi nego ona k
MIN.
Minister "a vnanje stvari je
bill malone gospodar v hisi. Pri-
hajal je vsako uro ter prina-
Sal brzojavke, podatke in poro-
ella, h jih je narekoval bodisi
mozu, bodisi zeni, kakor da sta
njegova tajnika.
Kadar je minister odsel in je
ostal Du Roy sam 2 zeno, Sc je
lljutil 2 groznjami v glasu in
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

ii je "A svednp zatisnil svoje mile
adj dne &, fehruarja 1941 !
Atjyi letG, Oh. dolae 1eta
y deh teyo zaIoveaja
= ue6Nost SO potehla.
Nikdar he ne bono pozabii,
yedao Te ohraninso . spOpai,sa1,
liHh so1ros N, dragi ode ri.
aalujosi estali:
Jepnie, soproga;
ERank, Charles u EFnest,
.al1Qvi;
Emma, Justine In LaVeEAe,
sinahe;
Qharies y. n Bsaal yaulka;
Rleia il Judi vnuliRil
Qenelaad, Qhie he
8 shIllarla 4:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06
y blag sponri,,:

OBJ cetrti obletnici smrti nasega
preljuhlj ljenega soproga in
dragega oceta
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07
NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
Of the estate of Daniel b. Satter-
white, deceased, before the Clerk
Of Superior Court Of Vance Coun-
~, this is to notify all who hold
claims against said estate to file
same duly itemized, and verified
with the undersigned on or before
the 3rd day Of January, 1916, or
this notice viii be pleaded in bar
Of recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme-
diate settlement.
This January 3, 1915.
ALEX RICHARDSON,
Administrator o. the Estate of
Daniel B. S~attcrWhite,
Deceased.
3-l0-l7-24-3l-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

Twenty-three Jap generals have
kicked the bucket since May, lY44.
But the Nip admirals have a much
better batting average.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

Photographs says the moon has an
average temperature Of $50 degrees
below zero. Yeah, but they don't
have any snow up there,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

Now that all those little arrows on
the war maps again aim toward Ber-
lin even the dumbest NaZi must see
the point.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

United States agents report Selling
a store of 500, 1000 900 fake meat
points-enough to buy 100000
pounds of steak. Sounds like some
crook was day dreaming-out loud,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

What" asks an editorial, "has
become of Nazi Won Ribbentrop??"
What's worrying Ribby is what
WILL happen to him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07
EDIT


EDIT-STOWE- - - EDIT
A c~ountry-bred mouse, we read, is
different than one reared in a thick
ly populated community, Maybe the
city mice think they are men.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

WANTED: BELL BOYS AGED II.
year. Maids also wanted. Hotel
Vance. j3tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

WANTED-TWO GIRLS BICY-
cies, one large and one small. In
good condition. Gail 1890. 1-Itl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

WANTED: ONE MECHANIC Avn
Machn.st. Apply O.. c. lines
Dispatch ONCE. o..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

METAL RING BINDERS, STEEL
cash boxes. Rubber Chair Cush-
ions, Gold Picture Frames, Gem
Clips, Scotch Tape, Pre-War
Stapling Machines, Desk Wrlths
Sets and many other critical items
can be found at Affords PRINT.
ing & Office Supply GO. 24-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

ARE INTERESTED IN A FAC
tory, one story building, approx
mately l8 to 20 thousand square
feet, equipped for manufacturing
of furniture. Write Huskey Manu-
featuring Co., 1913 North End 81;
Philadelphia. Pa. o-o''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

WANTED ALL PEOPLE SUFFER-
ing from kidney trouble or back
ache to try KIDDO 97c. Money
back guarantee at Page-Hocu.!
Drug Co., Henderson, N. c. 30-4o'i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

MONUMENTS, MARKERS, BEST
workmanship. Representing p,t.
mer Stone Works, Inc. " W.
LangSton, 2l9 Young St, phono
40 Pitt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRE- WAR
pencils, ledger binders and Sheets,
numbering machines, typewriter
papers, ribbons and carbon paper;
Rubber stamps made to order.
School supplies. Henderson Book
Co. Established 1884. Loft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

II. 0. FALkNER AND SON. CoAT
and Wood, Spring St, Phone 260'
Bob FllAner wants to serve. 2-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-07

WANTED TWO GIRLS FOR SOM
fountain work. Apply in uegll1
ii Gold Seal Soda Shop. S.egs5.
+oh ''e"" b"'IdIhS. 1-3u
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24

WANTED - Colored woman as
sistant hostess, tea room. Light
work Good pay. EA. 1908.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
White Civic Group Protest
Plans For Night Club

BREMERToN. wash.-Declar-
ed to be extremely and highly
detrimental to property owners
and residents" the Forest Ridge
Improvement Club presented a
petition of 500 signatures to the
local city fathers January IT.
The building. according to
club members, is to house a
Negro Recreation Center. Miss
Bernice Pickens. owner OF prop
erty on which proposed building
is to be located, issues the fol-
lowing statement: This alleged
Negro Center is a misstatemenS.
Parties interested in this business
venture hav plans for a Night
Club which will cater to the pub
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24

BUY MORE BONDS TODAY
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24

necessary for war workers to
leave home bound bus, rush to
overcrowded subs in nearby white
projects: then rush to reboard
waiting bus-at mercy of the
weather man.
Mrs. Lillian Walker. local old
timer, viii preside as post mis-
tress with the aid of an assist
ant. Mrs. Walker is the wife of
Mr.. Jas. T. Walker, Bremerton
manager of The Northwest En-
terprise.
She Is active in the local
branch of the NAACP. prominent
in social circles. With a knowl-
edge of Bremerton and a wide ac-
quaintance, the new postmistress
will prove a popular choice.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24

lie. and not to just one race.
The sponsors are members of the
white race"
The Blue Moon Tavern. a
beer dispensary and ballroom. Is
located directly across the high
way from Miss Pickens' prop
erty.
The matter has been referred
TO the committee OF the whole.
the planning commission. the city
attorney and the building In
spector.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
Ebenezer AME Church

Rev. Everett p. williams, pastor
Sunday school $3.50; morning
worship Il; Christian Endeavor
Z: evening service s.; prayerl
meeting Wednesdays at s o'clock.
Ninth and Park In downtown
Bremerton.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24

sisr during the past four years.
granted more than $163,500 to
provide scholarships for t h e
training of orthopedic nurses and
physical therapists.
Eight Negro women and one
man have become or soon will be
added to the corps of properly
trained professional workers.
The entire net proceeds of the
Presidents Ball. Finnish Hail.
Tuesday, Jan. 80, will join the
March of Dimes to the President.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
Post Office Manned by
Colored Workers To
Open in Sinclair Heights
See Photo. Page 1
Bremerton. Wash

Bremerton. Wash.
For the first time in the his
tory of washington State post
office sub Is opened and manned
by Negroes.
Sinclair Heights, a government
project in Bremerton ghetto
styled = Is populated by Negroes
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-24
March Of Dimes Provides
Scholarships

During the 1914 epidemic. the
need for properly trained profess
sional workers was acute and i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
Saving Idle Ships

New rust preventive and dehumidifying processes have been developed by the Navy, giving promise that future emer- gency will not find our war and werchant fleets in the deplorable condition that they were when the preesnt European war began.
 The new processes are said to save both maintenance cost and labor and to en- able an idle vessel to be put in operation in matter of days rather than months, as has been the case. These processes will be made available to the merchant marine as well as the Navy.
 Deterioration cost us heavily between the two wars. According to Frank J. Taylor, president of the American Mer- chant Marine Institute, only 113 cargo ships were left in 1889 out of 1000 laid up after World War l. And of the 113, only 25 were in operating condition.
 Shipping shortages and delay cost us heavily for long time after Pearl Har- Dor, and the problem is Tot yet licked But it is at least encouraging to learn that, if there should be 'next time" an adequate reserve fleet of merchant ships will be in the front line of our na- tional defense where it belongs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
Valuable Asset

The report just furnished the Public Utilities Commission on this citys water system indicates what valuable asset we have. On many occasions there have been expressions voiced on the adviSa- bility of the city cashing in on it's invest ment in reservoirs and appurtenances. The longer, though, the city retains it's water-works the more valuable they be- come to this and surrounding commum- ties.
 While total valuation of the system was placed at $12,000,000 actually it's worth to the municipality is much more than that. If an attempt were made to dupli- cate such an elaborate utility today it would cost considerably more than the valuation placed on it. As a matter of fact it could not be duplicated today. Its worth during the current war crisis was certainly proved more than once. After the war is over it will still be very much evident.
 The city report showed that the water fund Is being operated at profit. It should be self-Sustaining if it is worth anything at all. If 1t were a private nospoEatiOn is profit end loss column
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
No Immunity

For some reason there is an inclination to view private concerns which happen tc be known as public utilities" in diff ferent light than other private industries The electric industry is a public utility, but it is also private industry with all the problems of any other private indus try. In it's current struggle to defeat en- croaching government ownership of elec- tric power production, it is fighting bat tie in which the welfare of every private enterprise is closely involved.
 If tax-exempt government competition can be used to destroy {. private electric company, it can be useG to destroy the business of shirt manufacturer. The fact that the former may be classed as a public utility, while the latter is not, makes little difference in the basic issue. It is easy enough to declare an industry a public utility-Argentina recently de- clared gambling public utility. When government launches campaign against private industry, no company, no indi- vidual, is immune If this had been bet ter understood during the past few years, the government power planners. in the utility" field would have made little headWay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-31
Current Comment

The Nazi storm troopers and the Gestapo who dragged civilians from their houses in Germany and sum- marily shot them were violating every moral code we know of, but they were not violating any inter- national law because there is none to protect human being within a nation.
 Commander Harold E. Stas-
 sen.
 Conferences on child welfare can't do much more than put new coat of paint on an old tenement Instead of youth being confronted with philanthropy or a negative goal. like trying to prevent crime, It should be confronted with the fundamental unfinished business of American democracy.
 -Dr. Robert 0. Lynd, Colum-
 bia U. sociologist.
 We have received somber warn- ings of the tremendous numbers of men who by means of the wal have become neurOtic or have de- veloped mental abnormalities. In vestigations have shown that the principal causes of maladjustment occur among those who entered the service with neurotic ol psycholobical imbalance.
 Frank H. Bowles, Director of Ad. uaaasionA Columbia ',