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The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21

spring .te see thaa they dO17t get into Santa's whiskers toe badly in the excitement.
 The pie social given by the Red Men last Saturday night was a bowling success, it is reported by the committee. Donations were generous, for which Red Men thank all who participated. From 21 pies more than $50 was realiz- ed for the Christmas party Sunday night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
LEGAL NOTICE

M THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WkANGELL PRECINCT. FlkS1 DIVISION
 IN THE MATTER OF THE
 ESTATE OF
 ANDERS l.. WATSON, deceased NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT OF AD- MINISTRATOR
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the administrator of the above en- titled estate of Anders L. Mattson Sometimes known as Lennart, or Leonard. Mattson) deceased, has made and filed his final account and report of administration, and that a hearing on said accounting will be had February 1, 1946, at 2 o'clock p. m. in the above entitled court, at which time and place oD- lections to said accounting will be heard, and the Court will adjudl- cate and declare the heirship.
 Done in open court at Wrangel' Alaska, November 2S, 1945.
 Richard Suratt
 Probate Judge First publication Nov. 30, 1946 Last publication Dec. 21, 1945
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
THROUGH WRANGELL

Ray Lewis ad Evan Lloyd, two Wrangell boys, were visitors in the old home town Tuesday for an overnight stay while their Army crash boat was in port. They are stationed in the Aleutians and were seattle bound.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
HE'D MEH XMAS PARTY

A Christmas party for Red Men children, with santa and all the lrImmins is scheduled for next sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Red Mens hall. There will be presents Tor all, candy, ice cream and cake and a right jolly old-fashioned Cnrlstmas is promised. Parents are
 invited to accompany their otI-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21

Mr. and Mrs Eilert Holbeck
 and son, Douglas, arrived in town Tuesday to spend the holidays with Mir. and Mrs. B. Y. Grant.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21

and Mrs. George Bidwell. Jerry Calvin, Roy Smith, George Hede- mark and Mr. ana Mrs. o. H. Han .son.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
SOUTH ON NORAH

Leaving for the south aboard the Norah Wednesday were: MT.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
|. Elliott i OFT Is Given
Commentator
Commended For Action As A
Medical COrpsman On
Two Jima

Howard Elliott, Phi. M. &c, sor
of Mrs. Callie E. Miller and J. c.
Elliott, of Smethport, recently
received a letter of commenda-
ton for meritorious service. His
commentator reads as follows:
For excellent service in per-
Torrance of duty in action against
the japanese on Two lima, in the
Volcano Islands on March 10,
1945. On this day, Phi. M. &C
Elliott distinguished himself as a
medical corpsman of high caliber
by his courage, devotion to duty
and determination in the treat
ment and evacuation of the
wounded. While on patrol with
a squad of a Marine rifle COM
pany, he and an automatic rifle
man were pinned down by enemy
sniper fire from a cave. While
the automatic rifleman was re-
loading his rifle, Phi. M. sc Ell
lott delivered covering fire at
the mouth of the cave. Later, as
they were withdrawing under
fire, he was wounded in the up
per arm, and administered aid to
his own wound. Immediately af-
ter reaching a covered position,
he rendered first aid to all the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
What Vas Legend of
Star IN, the East?

The New Testament does mot
guide MS i'm attempting to identity
Tie Christmas star" DR.. Dins-
more Alter. director of the Grit
Gth observatory, Los Angeles,
Calf, states.
''We know what the heavens ap-
peared like 1000 years ago and
there Is only one reasonable the
cry for the announcement of the
Wise Men, who said. in Matthew
~:
Where Is He that Is born
King Of the Jews, for we have
seen His star in the east and are
come to worship him?'
"M 6 B. c., there was a group
ing Of three planets-Jupiter,
Saturn and Mars-which might
have provided the ancients with
their long-awaited sign of the Ma
tivisy.
Zone year earlier-7 b. Gu
ptter, Saturn and Venus were SIM
ilarly grouped.
"What makes the astronomer
pause at accepting this theory is
the passage In Matthew which
reads, The star went before
them That, many scientists as
sumo. must have been q psyche
logical rather than an actual visu-
u impression"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
New Income Tax Law Means
Relief To Men With Families

Washington-The new income
tax law will bring relief Tin 1946)
mainly to men and women who
support stable families on small
/ or moderate incomes.
All of the estimated II million
persons who will move out of the
tax-paying class next year are
married or have dependents. They
will escape taxation because Of
the new law gives exemptions
from both normal tax and sur
tax of $500 for the taxpayers, his
spouse and his dependents. I'm
der the old law, these exemptions
were allowed only for surtax.
While the exemptions hardly
can be described as "bonus for
babies" they will be of consid-
cradle help to millions of people
at a time of high living costs. For
example, a man with wife and
five dependent children and an
income of $4,000 pays $50 tax this
year. Next year he will pay no
tax on a $4,000 income.
Real Saving
Besides the exemptions, the tax
rate applied to each surtax brack-
ct is reduced by 3 percentage
points. Also the combined nor
NAL tax and surtax, as computed
under the new exemptions and
rates, is further reduced by S per
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
Serving Of Boar's Head
One of Old YuLe Cust1

OF the customs that grew up
around the Christmas festival in
Merrie England, the serving of the
boar's head was one of the most stir.
ring. It endures to this day at
Queens college, Oxford, where the
50-pound tusked head-a lemon in it's
grinning jaws-is borne in on a great
silver dish, escorted by trumpeters
and candle bearers. It is served up
with a wonderous flourish of music
and mustard at the high table where
sit the dons.
In the olden days there was an ap.
propriate chant, half carol and hall
ritual, that the gentlemen used to
pellow at the moment the dish
troubled the board:
Then set dos0n the ssCineyard,
The foe to the vineyard,
Let Bacchus crosm his fall.
Let this bears head and mustard
Stand for pig, goose and custard.
And 50 ye are sOelcone all.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
Mince Pies We're Symbolic
OF Magii's Visit to Manger

The Christmas mince pie had q
christian symbolism in the begin
ming. The pies represented the gold,
:frankincense and myrrh brought by
the Three Wise Men to the manager;
the crust symbolized the gold. and
the mixture Of spices the franklin
'cense and myrrh. Originally the
pies were made oblong and followed
the shape Of the Manager
There was superstition that
there was no luck in store for the
man or woman who did not eat a
mince pie at Christmas. To eat one,
1t was believed. was to be sure Of
having at least one happy month.
To enjoy year of happiness. per-
son had to eat one pie on each Of
the twelve days after Christmas.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
NINE MEN ARE TRIED
IN MAYORS COURT

Nine men were tried by Mayo,
c. O. Parsons at Mayors court
here on Monday.
Those tried were: Dewey Keyes
West Jefferson, charged with
public drunkenness, was fined
$1,000 and costs and given a 30
day suspended sentence; Carl and
Worth Davis, charged with pub
lie drunkenness, fined $1,000 and
costs; Worth Patrick, West JEFF
ferson, charged with public
drunkenness and possession of
non-tax paid liquor, fined $1,000
and costs; Henry M. Walton, West
Jefferson, public drunkenness,
$1,000 and costs; Clifford Howell,
West jefferson, public drunken
ness and possession of non-tax
paid liquor, $1,000 and costs; Will
liam Ward Lewis, Elmer Grogan
and Ben Houck, of West Jeffer-
son, all charged with possession of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29

wounded in the squad and made
arrangements for their evacuation
to the battalion aid station for
further treatment before he left
the scene of action. His conduct
throughout the battle was in
keeping with the highest tradi-
ton of the United States Naval
Service"
Elliott, who has served 18
months overseas, is expected to
land in the States sometime in
December.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29

cent of the tax.
A tax cut of $40, or even 500
means substantial saving to ma
ny low-income taxpayers. Take
a man with wife and three de-
pendent children and an income
of $4,000. This year his tax is
Sill, or 1925 a month. In 1916
his tax will be $42, or $3.50 g
month.
Fatter Checks
Wage earners will get their
first closeup of reduced taxes in
smaller withholdings from pay
checks received on and after
January l. For a married man,
with two dependent children and
a weekly wage of $45, the with
holding will be SO cents, as COM
pared with $1.4O from the same
wage during 1945. If his wage
is $40, there will be no withhold
ing in 1916. In 1945 the with
holding has been 80 cents a week.
Tax returns for 1945 must be
filed by next March Is as usual,
even if the 1945 taxpayer isn't
paying any tax in 1916. Many
persons who worked only a few
months this year but had taxes
withheld from their wages will
get refunds. Every civilian whose
income in 1945 was $500 or more
must file a return.
HH1RY A N VnH11Y Z nAV
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
Late Christmas

There are still millions of Chris.
tians who observe January 6 or Jan.
nary as Christmas. They allow
for the IL days difference in the old
calendar and the new The Eastern
Orthodox observes January 7. In
North Carolina one church group OBJ
serves January 6, as do a number
of other sectS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
God Rest Ye

God rest ye merry, gentlemen,
Let nothing you disn,ay,
For Jesus Christ, our SariOr.
Vas born upon this day
To saue US all from Satan's power
When We were gone astrdy.
o, tidings OF comfort and joy
For Jesus Christ, our Squior,
Vas born on Christmas day.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
SERVICES TO BE HELD
WITH MRS. GOODMAN

It was announced this week
that during the winter months
the services for the Beaver Creek
Baptist church would be held at
the home of Mrs. j. o. Goodman,
until further plans are made. -
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

The Rev. and Mrs. Joe w. Nc
Coy are the proud parents of a
baby boy, De Forrest, born No
vember 13.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29

non-tax paid liquor, fined $1,000
and costs.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-11-29
Theme CHANGES

Theme Changes
The Nativity theme in Christmas
carols gave way to the sentiment:
Bring us in good ale."
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
900 Veterans
File for Housing

The state Homes for Veterans
Service reported today that ii was
finding homes for about II veter-
ms a day but that the rate would
Vave to be stepped up If a ma
jority of applicants are 10 be
taken care of.
Approximately 120 homes have
been found in the project. which
was originated by The Detroit
Tines and taken over this week
by the state office Of veterans
affairs. However, 600 applications
from veterans are on file.
Carl Blanchard, in charge OF
the service, reported that with
the enlarged staff and a system
Of giving veterans definite APP
pointments, waiting for interviews
had been cut 10 a minimum.
If you have home. apartment
or flat 10 rent, you may make Il
available TO a deserving veteran
by calling Homes for Veterans,
EA $3.50.
II you are a veteran In need
0f a home, come 10 the Homes
for Veterans office in the base
ment Of the Cadillac Square Build
ing, and you will be told of vacan-
cieS in the neighborhhod you de-
sire 10 live in.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Push $1,000
E-BOnd Sales

With the end Of the Victory
Loan drive only 10 days away
bond officials spurred the sale OF
81 900 F. Bonds today TO make up
a deficit OF more than $4,000 in
the states quota. /.H
An additional 1000 bonds OF
that denomination were sold yes
terday, reducing 10 6,2l6 the num-
Der that must be sold before the
deadline Dec. 81, Frank N. Isbey,
chairman, said.
The number Of counties 10 sur
pass their bond quotas was In
creased by five yesterday 10 49,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
CdChets 10 Mark 1st
UAL Detroit Flight

Souvenir CaChetS Commemorat-
ing the first United Airlnes'
flights from Detroit on Jan 3 will
be printed on letters placed
aboard the Mainliners, according
10 b. c. KocnitZcr, Detroit cargo
manager. The line operates from
coast 10 coast.
PhilatollstS and cover collectors
desiring the CachetS may send
self addressed envelopes wi h
eight cents postage 10 United Air
lines, 12i3 Washington Blvd,
Detroit 26 not later than Dec. %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Lincoln Plant
Shut Till Jan. |

The Lincoln plant Of the Ford
Motor Co. will be closed begin
ring today until Jan. l, because Of
the continued shortage Of parts
from suppliers. T. w. Skinner
Lincoln general manager, an
nounced today.
'In an effort 10 keep the
plant operating" Skinner ex-
planned, MANY cars have been
brought through production the
last few weeks without grilles
or bumpers.
"As a result OF the production
showdown, II has been neces-
sary 10 postpone the nationwide
public showing Of the new Lin
coin at least so days"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Goodrich Named

Appointment OF l.. Gordon
Goodrich as assistant director Of
Michigan Medical Service was
announced today. Before entering
the navy two and a half years
ago, Goodrich was assistant dircc-
tor OF Michigan Hospital Service.
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Vet Reioins Troopers

State Trooper Peter Walsanen
of Hancock today was assigned 10
the Flat Rock post on his return
from four years Of navy service,
which included overseas duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
Limb Lab Asked

WASHINGTON Dec Il (UP)
Senator Murdock fD) Of Utah
has introduced a bill 10 establish
n government laboratory for de-
Velopmcnt Of artificial limbs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-22
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

sealn bil vetji del oh vodi in
krompirjevih olupkih. S trdno
,yoljo v boljso bodocnost Sc m
vse lahko prenasal. Ko sc je
zrslM fasizem v. Italiji, sem bill
be donna, toda ne dolgo, ker so
me pa spet Nemci pobrali in
pritirali ma pristine delo. Tam
sem pa bill do osvoboditve. Sc
daj Sc pa nahajam zopet v Ljub-
ljani z vso mojo druzino. Imam
heerko stare 8 leta, sincek je
pa tri mesece star. Drugic Va
ma posljem sliko.
"Tukaj Sc sedaj urejuje .vse
dobro. Samo, da Sc to prebol-
mo, ker smo zadnja stiri leta. oh
vse prisi, lpo zaslugi nemskih in
italijanskih tiranov, XII so mas
ropali in morili po nasi zemlji.
Sedaj je tega konec. Lacni nj
smo :vec. Ia enkrat je Sc hudo
"a obleko in obutev. Tega Sc pri-
manjkuje, pa tudi to bo scaso-
ma urejeno, tako da bono vsi
uzivali, ker smo morali vsi tr-
peti. JAZZ sem boil slabega zdrav-
ia, ker imam se malo posledic
trpljenja. a upam, da Sc bonn
pocasi tudi pozdravil, ker Sc nj
sem prestar, tako~ da bonn Sc
lahko uzival zlato svobodo.
"Sedaj pa maj zakljucim mo-
je priprosto pisanje ter Vaju
najprisrcneje pozdravljam, ka-
kor tudi moja zena in otrocieki.
Iskrene pozdrave Toniki in Loj-
zetu.
'Milos Lederer".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
-=-H- 49, $50
Gnezdo

Nase dvorisce je bilo ograje-
no kamenitim zidom. v tenn
:zidu Sc je Svgnezdila pticica.
Who'd v gnezdo je bill z vnanje
strani zida, ker je pa bila v Ii
du razpoka, smo = nase stra-
nj - skozi to razpoko Ii ahko
opazovali vse, kar Sc je v gnez-
du godilo.
Ptic S tenn nismo motili.
Kaksno veselje je bilo - nam
otrokom - opazovati, kako sa-
mica sedi, potem kako prinasa
n--ladicem hrane, kako jih pita,
n1paja in snazi . Po cele ure
smo tako gledali.
Neki dan pa pritece k meni
mala sestra z jokom, ces, da je
kaea v gnezdu.
I'm pticke?"
"Pojedla jih je kaca."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

mega. Pa tudi tovarne 50 zbite,
'tako da Sc mic blaga ne dobino
"a obleke, da kmalu ne bono
imele kaj z mamo "a obleci. Kar
strah me je, 6e hi mama bill ta-
10 sbolani, da hi bill .kar v spo-
stelji, bi Jill ne irnei v kaj pre-
obleG, sker 'nimajo mic sspodnjega
perila. JAZZ pa tudi ne. .Predpas-
mix imajo samo eden, pa, ,se tisti
je zasit. -. =.
."Veste, sdraga botra in boter,
vnemski vojskis so samo ma otro-.
ke .gledali. Mi pa nismo mic do.
bill, da bi 81 mogli kaj kupiti "a
obleei. Ali Sc tam pri Vas kaj
lazje kupi blago ali cevlji? Pa
S casoma Sc bo ia tudi tukaj
kaj dobilo. Tako sem Wanna ma
10 poplsala, kako sc kaj imamo
in pa da smo 'se zivi. Sedaj kon-
cam to mole slabo pisanje in
oprostite mi, ljuba moja botra
in boter, moi slabi pisavi. Sc
daj Vaju pa vsi prav prisrcno
pozdravljamo, najbolj pa mama
in JAZZ, Urska; Blaz in njegova
druzina, pozdravljajo Vas tudi
Francel, joe, Miha, Pavla in
IMicka. :Pozdravimo tudi naso.
sestricno Toniko in Lojzeta in
Injegovo druzino. Ali sta Sc zdra-
va in zivs in -njegovi otrocicki.
LIE povejte jima, da jih prav le-
po pozdravimo.
,"Vaptovi ocein matt stase Ii
va; aNacetove so pa re ODE umr-
le. No, kaj .takega posebnega
nimam vec kaj spisati. :sprejmi-
te sse enkrat sto in sto pozdra-
vov in poljubckov cd name in
Urske, vedno ma Vas mislece.
Prosim, pisite Sc kaj, &c boste
prejei to zpismo, pa &c boste mo-
[gi brati, sko tako slabo pisem.
| tUrska Lederer"
Drugo pismo je pa sledece
vsebine:
Ljubljana, 13. septembra 1945
sDragi boter in botra:
"Po pet let dolgem molku So
zopet oglasam. Pa sal Sc same
mn sehi eudim, da sem Sc sploh
ostal xiv v tenn strasnem vihar-
ju, XII jea drvel preko mas zadnja
stiri leta. A zmagala je VOLTA in
vztrajnost. Minuli teden je bila
pri meni mama in mi je dala
Ebrati Vase .pismo, IL katerega
sem razvidel, da ste Sc vsi zivi
in zdravi, kar me zelo veseli.
"Meni je pa vojna zadala We
liko trpljenje, XII Sc ne da= opisa-
ii. Bill sem loeen cd vseh donna
eih, ker JAZZ sem Sc nastanil v
tLjubljani Sc pred vojno ter sem
bill okupiran cd Italijanov. v
Dobu so zasedli pa Nemci in
ftako smo bill ~popolnoma loceni,
ker de bila drzavna meja ma ,cr-
nucah. Kmalu po zasedbi Ljub-
ljane SO me ugrabili fasisti in
me .odpeijali " .taborisce.: Tam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

E1AsSs3 SScS ASOE~s HASJSA0 EAS11AAO
Cd svojih birmancev, Urske in
fMilosa -Lederera, XII sta pisala
Isledeca .pisma:
~ "a. augusta 1945
'Draga .teta in stric, botra
in boter:
"Ravno danes smo prejeli Va
se pismo, katerega sn,o se zelo
razyeselili. Mama SO sc kar jo-
kali od veselja. Zato se Vam mai
prvo IL dna srca pray lepo "a
hvalimo "a pismo.. Zmeraj snno
lpremisl ljevale, &c ese zivi. ORA
ga teta in stric, lbotra in boter,
mama so Sc zivi in vsi drugi tu-
di. JAZZ in Urska smo se zmeraj
skupaj v Vasi .hisi. .Blaz je tudi
donna S svojo druzino. Mama so
bolj bolehni, imajo zelo' hud rev.
matizem, pa Sc ma srcu so bolni
in zivcno. Pa sal so lahko, ker
so ze ia drugo vojsko docakali
in preziveli, pa tako hudo, kot
je bila zadnja. Vedno pravijo,
da jih DO enkrat kar kaj zade-
Ia, pa sal ne hi ;bilo cudno. To-
like premisIevanja in pa Ia
losti. Preje svetovna vojna 1914
leta, ko smo alta izgubili in so
mama sami ostali S sedmimi
/ malimi otroeicki, no in ssedaj v
tel vojni SO pa sinovi bill notri,
SO pa spet .tako .premisljevali,
da so mislili, da Sc Jim DO pa
met zmesala.
"Miha je bill interniran samo
tri mesece, Joze pa skoraj dve
lett, d alec v Italiji. .Blaz in
Francel sta bila pa pri partiza-.
nih. Blaz je bill samo en- mesec,
potem je prisel domov, ker je
bill bolan. Francel :je pa se Sc
daj notri v Jugoslovanski vol
ski v Ljubljani. Hvalabogu, .da
! je enkrat konec te strasne vol
ske, drugace bi sbilo pa mas ko-
nee. zivi smo BE sedaj vsi: Jo-
ze, Francel, ,Blaz, Miha, ,Micka
in Pavla, ceprav smo vsi bolj
bolehni, ampak da smo lie zivi
ostali. Ia Jozeta s1no mislili, da
ga ne bono .vec svideli, pa Sc je
lie znasel.
4 Mani je bilo tako hudo "a
mega, ko je res dober FAINT. No,
pa sedaj Sc nina sluzbe, ko je
tudi bolj bolehen. Sal veste kaj
je tam po svetu, po taboriseih.
Joze je Sc samski pa JAZZ, Urska.
JAZZ Sc qtako ne bonn nikoli mozi-
Ia. Sem ze 42aleta stara. Moran
biti poleg name, zker ne morejo
sami biti, ne morejo pratt, ker
ne smejo4v nrzlo vodo, rad ta-
ko hudega revmatizma, pa Sc
druge bolezni, tako da jih mo-
ram veckrat "a roke prijeti, da
Jim ponagam vstati.
"Miha je tudi ozenjen ze. cd
1941 leta. Ina h6erko in ,sinai
tri mesece starega. Draga botra
in boter, vedno smo premislje-.
vale smamo, kaj je Vami. Ali
sta Sc ziva ali ne, smo .rekle, da
hi Sc vsaj enkrat oglasila. Mi
smo se 2vsi zivi, -samo eod Vas
smo 6akali Sc poste in tudi to
smo ucakali. Tako smo bill pi-
sma veseli, da Yam ne morem
popisati, najbolj pa mama. :.
"Veste, draga smoja botra in
|boter, meni Sc je veckrat sa-
lnjajo' cd Vas. Pred enim mese-
Gem Sc mi de sanjalo, ,da ste pri-
sli sem V Dob, pa ste Sc vozili
tokrog hisc z gozona. A
"Jaz hodim se v tovarno, da
lnekaj zasluzim, da sc 2 mamo4
zivimo. Pa sedaj je ,se bolj hudo
"a denar. Mama pa mic ne zaslu-
zijo. PREF 50 ldobivali emo malo1
podporo, kot yojna vdoVa, se-
daj se ne dohij 10 MD. " TIA
brh' pa ne morejo mic hoditi.
Drago je pa .vse tako. n jesti
seaze sedaj dohi, moke se precej
dobi, sladkorja pa bali malo,
Il -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

Poznam siromasno vdovico,
tudi ia je imela polno hiso
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off, the production of shells will be pushed to take it's place.
 Arrangements for the new order were made by company represen- tatives with the War Department this week after its engineers had made a careful study in other sec- tions of the country to determine what problems the order would entail. The negotiations were com- pleted and the order placed by the Springfield Ordnance District through Brig. Gen. Guy H. Drew ry, district chief.
 Work has already been started today clearing out the necessary buildings, moving spur tracks, ob- taining new equipment, and talk ing an inventory of labor skills.
 The shell manufacture will be on production line basis, similar to an automobile assembly line. There will be a real production layout as closely automatic as possible.
 Many of the labor skills needed are the same as those already in use at the Company but a number of forging operations and new types of machine operations will
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The Connecticut College program Public Affairs Tn Connecticut con- ducted by Mrs. Chase Going Wood house of the Department of Eco- monies at the college, now Repre- sentative-elect from this district, will be co-sponsored from January to May by the League of Women Voters. During the month of Janu- ary the program will be heard on Tuesday afternoons at 5:15 a. m., over WNLC, New London. Mrs. Woodhouse, who has definite pro- gram of reporting to her district on the on the activities of Congress, will be heard once month from the college on "The Most Discussed Piece of Legislation Before Con- gress." Hartley w. Cross, formerly heard once month from the col heard on WBZA, Springfield, who Connecticut College, will speak once month on Economic Issues