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Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11

is somewhat in tine doghouse at this time, but don't worry, I will write my column next week. My job at home is to prepare two meals a week, Saturday and Sun day. And Oh Boy! What meals! So if my readers want to get in solid at home, just drop me line in care of the CHRONICLE for some of my good hints.
 Oh, yes! My son is back over seas for two years. I received letter from him today, and all is well. He wants me to send his watch and some things he needs. Oh, by the way, girls, he's not so if you want to drop him a line of love, his name is Sgt. James Moore Greene. An ah-I will give you the APO next week.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
on the fighting fronts.

MT. Stegner's pictorial survey of the groups differing in race, re- ligion, and ways of life from the dominant white Anglo-Saxon Prot estant group is highly instructive. It challenges progressively the myths merchanted by the Fascists who seek to SOW discord by taking advantage of the existing ignor- ance of (say) Negroes, Catholics, and Jews. It graphically assemblies data about small minority groups like the Americans of Chinese. Japanese. Mexican, and Filipino origin. The selections touch many facets of life, and for that reason they help to supplant stereotypes in the minds of readers. The cap- tions accompanying the pictures, like the introductory pages, com press a great deal of information into a compact form.
 It would be inaccurate to assert that this book, of itself alone, is sufficient to foster better inter- racial relations and interfaith un- derstanding, but it isa superb aid to that laudable objective.
 - WILLIAM HARRISON
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
BETWEEN US NEEGHBORS
By Arthur Johnson

It takes a heap of living to make a home, and a lot of feeling and regard for the man next door, to make a community neigb5orly,
 This feeling and regard grows and fourishes in the mind of the people. It seeps in gradually through the slow educating pro cesses. Suck thinking is the spade work that develops positive ac- tions by the community, making possible such ventures as health programs, cleanup campaigns, credit unions, and sound political activities.
 The hopeful tangible signs that such an attitude is developing is evidenced by the social clubs and other organizations, in their pro- gram plannings, to include civic and racial integration activities. They have not discarded their so- cial ways but rather have broad ened their scope. The sponsoring of the college fund drive, civic speakers, debates, forums, and in- tra and inter-club discussion groups, are all signs of this en- frightened thinking.
 The encouraging factor is that these programs are of the people and by the people, self-willed and not thrust upon them by outside interests.
 Next week we will discuss Credit Unions.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11

sonville, Florida
 MT. Jackson was right OH the job with the Fuller Construction Company, building a new Hartford hospital, building when the babies arrived. It was nearly two hours later when he heard the news.
 The Jacksons have two other sons, and 5 years old.
 The baskets were given them by the Riddles Center and were the first gifts to be received.
 Since this has gone to press, the ct Milk Company has donated a years supply of milk. Berry's Juvenile Furniture Company has presen ed a carriage for the trip lets. And the babies have been named Denis, Derril, and Derrick.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
BOOK REVIEW
ONE NATION. By Wallace
 Stegner and the Editors of LOOK. Boston: HoughtOn Miff1in. $3.75

Stegner and the Editors of LOOK. Boston: Houghton Miffiin. $3.75
 Wartime necessity made evident to all Americans the unity under lying diversity which is characteris tic of our nation. In time of peace many of us are parochial in our allegiances, thinking and acting as though the whole world revolved round ourselves and people most nearly like us in the color of their skins, the shapes of their noses, and the textures of their hair. We are vertically enmeshed in what the philosophers call "the egocentric predicament." Common danger of Fascist enslavement, which would have ensued upon the defeat of our country and it's allies by the Axis, induced awareness of the ex- istence of groups of our fellow citizens other than our own. Work ing with them for victory we learned something about them. Billions. of words were expended in the national effort to gain know ledge quickly of the racial, religi- ous, and cultural differences which ordinarily separate Americans, but which the war impelled them to diminish, if not eradicate, in order to achieve the maximum of eff cient cooperation in industry. and
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TRIPLETS

A set of three baskets with fold ing legs is waiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Francis J. Mat thews of 28-B Bellevue Square.
 Their masculine trio, arriving at the Hartford Hospital ' pm. Wednesday weighed in at 3 pounds ounces for two, and 2 pounds 2 ounces for one.
 The triplets, delivered by Dr. Derrick A. January, were placed in an incubator at birth. But ac- cording to the last reports, the newcomers are in good condition.
 The mother, nee Georgianna Countryman, is Hartfordite while MT. Jackson, a Navy veteran of World War II, comes from Jack
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
E- FREE - LANOTINE

A greaseless brilliantine given with each F lb. trial size of Lano Press, a new greaseless pressing oil and straightener. Send $1.20 for this 2 in 1 Bargain. Both are Quality Products containing beneficial Lanolin.
 THE A. JACKSON. Jr., CO.
 361 King St., Bristol Conn.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
WELL, WHADDYA KNOW?

It was quite a blow to me to hear that Miss Antoinette Olds was engaged. I was knocked off
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04
Preizkusnje najvec-
jega letala

BURBANK, CAL, 1. nov. -
Dne 9. novembra sc bodo tukaj
vrsile preizkusnje z najvecjim
letalom ma svetu, "Lockhead
Constitution" XII tehta 90 ton,
nosi 18O potnikov in je oprem.
lien S stirimi Pratt g. Whitney
Whasp motorji, XII razvijajo
10000 konjskih sill.
Letalo, XII je bilo zgrajeno "a
amerisko mornarico "a prista-
jamie ma suhem, DO zmozno z We
likansko naglico dostaviti mo-
stvo ali tovor kjer koli Sc DO po.
trebovalo. Ina diva nadstropja
in je najvecje, kar jih je bilo dc
sedaj zgrajenih ma svetu.
Letalo Sc je ze preizkusalo ma
letaliscu in inzenirji so zado.
voljni poizkusi ma tleh. At.
lantsko morje bo zmozno prele.
teti v nekaj urah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04
Londonski casopis
trdi, da ina Amerika
Sc atOmskih bomb

LONDON, 3. nov.-"The Dali
ly Express" je vceraj objavil po-
rocilo, v katerem Sc trdi, da Ze-
dinjene drzave posedajo 96
atomskih bomb.
Poseben clanek, katerega je ma
pisal Chapman Pincher, pravi,
da so Zed. drzave oh casu, ko ie
bill vprizorjen napad ma Naga-
saki, posedale osem bomb. Cd
tedaj, pravi omenjeni casnikar,
je tovarna "a atomske bombe v
Hanfordu, Wash, delala S pol
no paro ter producirala sest
bomb ma mesec.
Porocilo pravi dalje, da vsaka
bomba tehta 5000 funtov, da so
po 25 eevljev dodge in da je vsa-
ka bomba opremljena z dvema
padaloma.
Porocilo pa ne omenja nobe-
mega vira, IL katerega sc je do
bilo te informacije.
WASHINGTON, 3. nov. -
Vojni department nj danes ho-
tel podati nobenega komentar-
ia glede trditev londonskega IL
sta DAILY Express" da poseda-
jo Zedinjene drzave 96 atomskih
bomb. Rekel je samo, da so vsi
podatki glede stevila in veliko-
sti bomb "strogo taini."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04
Amerika bi mOrala
biti vzgled svetu,
pravi Eisenhower

EATON, Pa.-General Dwight
D. Eisenhower je v govoru v La.
fayette kolegiju, XII mu je pode.
lii eastni doktorat prava, izjavil
da Zedinjene drzave lahko 20.
magajo ohraniti mir ma ia ma.
Gin, da obdrzijo oborozeno silc
ter nudijo vsemu svetu vzgleG
kot demokraticna dezela.
Amerika mora ostati mocna
ker smo napravili definitiver
napredek, je rekel sef ameriske.
ga generalnega staba, a nismc
Sc dosegli idealnega stanja, '
katerem bi arbitracija in razum
docela nadomestila silo.
"Ostati moramo mocni-in s
tenn ne mislim samo v ozkem
materialnem smislu," je izjavi
Eisenhower, "temvec biti mora.
mo duhovno, moralno in materi.
alno slozni kot narod. Ako ho
cemo kdaj zgraditi svetovni mir
moreno to storiti sedaj."
General, XII Sc je nedavno vr'
nil S ture v Evropi, je rekel da'
lie, da mora biti Amerika bi
stveno edna, ako hocemo, ds
bodo drugi prostovoljno izbral
demokracijo kot vladni sistem.
"Videti morajo demokracijc
ma delu v njeni najvaznejsi trd
njavi, z blagostanjem, varnostje
in pravico "a vse; s spostova.
MEM "a voljo vecine, kjer pa sc
tudi pravice vsakega posamezni'
ka absolutno varne," je reke,
Eisenhower.
Sef armadnega staba je svari
narod pred "valom cinicne reak'
CHE" O kateri je rekel, da ma.
vadno sledi vsaki vojni.
"Cinizem ne more uniciti vol
mega rekorda ameriske mladi.
ne," je dejal Eisenhower, ''lahke
pa vas napravi mlacne "a nalo'
ge, pred katerimi stojite, ako sc
ne boste zavedali, da je bodoc.
most sveta v rokah mladine."
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VPRA$AJ VEST q. DOLZNOST TIE KIlCE!

Slovenska sekcija LAUSCHE for Governor
drzavo Ohio enu narodnesa ugeda topic apera
VSE ovenske in ugosovanske dzavane drzav Ohio
orek novebra gotovo udeleze glasujejo
LAUSCHE for Governor.
ZMAGA m je ZAGOTOVLJENA. &c bono slovenci in
Jugoslovan sto svoo NARODNO drzavjansko
Kdor ina avtomobl mai sebe postavi prosovoca.
isat voilce hiso in h pele volnno koeo
slednji glas.
Apelra nase Judi da vojo &c je nogoee
predno gredo volne odpre zutra
$50 zvecer.
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Wallace pozivlja ameri$ko
|ljudstvo ma boj proti reakciji
TAFT IN BRICKER
OBTOzENA. DA POMAGA,
IA SIRITI KOMUNIZEM

Ma shodu CIO Odbora "a
politicno akcijo, XII Sc je VI
Sill v petek zvecer v Gle
velandu, je direktor ONE
njenega odbora Jack Kroll
izjavil, da senator Taft in
Robert w. Bricker, repu-
blikanski kandidat "a zvez-
mega senatorja, pomagata
siriti kOmunizem v Zed. dr.
zavah.
kroll je rekel, da je bila
kontrOla cen OdpraviJena
radi silnega pritiska cd
strani republikancev in da
DO inflacija, XII ze prihaja,
neizOgibnO dOvedla do move
depresije.
"Depresija je doba, XII res
nicno ogroza Ameriko," je
dejal Kroll. ''To je cas-, ko
obstoji nevarnost komuni-
zma. Senator Taft i'm John
Bricker s pospesevanjem
filozofije, XII prinasa depre-
sijo, dejansko podpirata
kOmunizem v Ameriki."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04
HIMEN

v sredo zjutraj oh 9. uri Sc
bosta porocila Miss Ann Gero-
mi, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. John
Geromi IL 1859 E. 81 St. in Mr..
Louis Trebar, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Trebar iz 1881 1/2 E. 55
St. zenin je dobro poznani god
benik ma harmonike ter solast-
mix Metropole gostilne. Poroka
sc DO vrsila cerkvi sv. Vida.
Prijatelji in sorodniki so vablje-
nj, da sc porocnih obredov ude-
leze. Novoporocencema cestita-
mo in jima zelimo vse najbolj-
Sc v zakonu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04

Kdor nina vaznega posla dan voitev. pomoe
prijavi pr Democratic Precinct nu pomaoa
pri volilni koci.
da ma njegovi cesi ali uc voli slednji mas slovek.
SAMO IL pozrtvovanega della potrebno do
do katere nosis KJUc tt in JAZZ &c bova BUDNO
Zgodovina in potomci nam bodo hvalezn.
Ravnajmo nasih pradedov: eneqa in eden "a
vse
MAX F. TRAVEN elxsekutivni tajnik
Lausche for Governor Committee slovenska sekcia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04
LOUIS PERKO

V soboto zjutraj je preminil
v Madison, Ohio, kjer je zivel
mad ~ let, Louis Perko, biva-
joe ma Doty Rd. Svojecasno je
zivel v Clevelandu. Pokojni je
bill 20 let star in Sc je nahajal
v Ameriki 80 let. Bill je clan
SDZ. v Madison, Ohio, zapusca
soprogo Josephine, v Niles, O.,
hcer Mrs. Louise Mateyko, tri
pastorke, Johna in Louisa Okic-
XII v Euclidu, O., in Joseph
Okicki v Clevelandu, ter devet
vnukov, v starem kraju pa Sc
stro Mici. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v
torek, zjutraj oh 10. uri il
Behm's pogrebnega zavoda Y
Madisonu v cerkev Immaculate
Conception in nato ma pokopa-
lisce v Madisonu.
OLGA FERLUGA
Pc stiri-mesecni bolezni je
preminila v mestni bolnisnici
Olga Ferluga, stara sele 81 let
stanujoca ma 1890 =. 173 St
Donna je bila IL obcine Konko.
nela pri Trstu, kjer zapusca
vec sorodnikov. s starisi je pri.
Sla semkaj ko j je bio devet
mesecev. Tukaj zapusca zalu.
joel sestri Mrs. Valerijo Scin.
kovec in Mrs. Eleanor Trubisky
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Odloeilna btka med silami napredka in reakci-
je priene jutri oh $50 zjutraj ko odpreo voea
drzavi Ohio. in kaksen bo rezutat bodo odloSii dr.
zavljan in drzavljanke glasovnicami rokah do $50
zveeer. ko Sc bodo vrata voliss zaprla.
Nasa drzava je center politisne borbe. kajti mai
boj zagrizen glasnik reakcije najo svpj dom Ohiju
senator Taft in John w. Bricker Ako b zmagala re-
pubkanska stranka. Sc bodo vrata reakce odprla ma
stexaj aj-ne samo Ohiju. temveG sirom Amerike.
Ljudske mase. XII so 81 tekom IA let demokratske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04
EREDNA sEJA v SID

Nocoj oh 7::3O uri Sc vrsi iz-
redna seja podr:> st. 106 Sansa
v Slov. drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Prosi sc Glanstvo
in zastopnike drustev, da BE go
tovo udeleze, ker je treba ure-
dit podrobnosti "a prireditev,
ki Sc vrsi "a. nov.
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|Lepo uspela prireditev
Glasbene Malice

Snoci je Glasbena Matica po-
dala francosko opereto LA Mas
cot" oh prilicno dobri udelezbi
obcinstva. Zbor in orkestro je
vodil G. Ivan Zorman. Vse vloge
SO bile odlicno odpete in igranje
je bilo gladko izvedeno, brez "a
tikljajev.
Obcinstvo je 2 navdusenim
ploskanjem nagradilo pevce "a
njih trud. Pc predstavi Sc je raz.
villa domaca zabava v prizidku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04
SNEZENI WHARF
v COLORADO

V Denverju, Colo, je koncem
zadnjega tedna do vceraj zapad.
10 okrog 20 palcev snega. V ne.
Whit je umrlo sest oseb. Prevoz.
ma sredstva so do malega visa
paralizirana vsled visokega sne.
ga.
V Chicagu, ILL.,, pa je Is ur ne,
prestano dezevalo in voda .je "a
lila mnogo kleti. Vremenski pre-.
rok naznanja, /da Sc nam bliza
mrzli val IL zapada in zato je
Ipriporocljivo, da smo "a vse pri.
like pripravljeni.
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VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice SO Sc zglasile
pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Henry
Gruber, 10000 St. Clair Ave-, in
pustile v spomin krepkega sin
cka prvorojencka, tezkega sedem
funtov in pol. Matt in dete sc
nahaj jata Huron Rd. bolnisni-
ci in sc dobro pocutita. Mlada
mamica je hei poznane druzine
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Gacnik IL
1915 Muskoka Ave. Cestitamo!
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SEJA IN PREDAVANJE

Clanice krozka st. / Prog.
Slovenk Sc opozarja, da se DO
redna seja "a ia mesec vrsila
jutri vecer in ne v cetrtek kot
obicajno. Pc seji DO predaval o
negi nog zdravnik Jarm. Vabi
Sc clanice, da Sc polnostevilno
udelezijo.
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now GROBOvI

ter vec sorodnikov. Pogreb se
bo vrsil v torek popoldne OK
1. uri iz zeletovega pogrebnegs
zavoda ma 458 E. 152 St. in ns
Lakeview pokopalisee.
*
MARY ANN SPRUK
V St. Alexis bolnisnici i
preminila sest ur po porodu
prvorojenka Mary Ann Spruk
Zapusca starse Frank in Pau
line Spruk il. 62O5 Carl Ave
Deklisko ime matere je bile
Smole. Pogreb Sc je vrsil danes
popoldne il zeletovega pogreb
mega zavoda, 65O2 St. Clai,
Ave-, ma Calvary pokopalisce
ANTHONY F. SKULLEY
Kot smo ze porocali, je nag
Iona umrl "a srcno hibo, ko 81
je nahajal ma poti v Arizona ,
svrho zdrayljenja, Anthony F
Skulley. Truplo je bio prepelja
no v Cleveland. Pred odhodon
v Arizono je' ziyel ma 1233(
Woodside Ave. Zapusca zalu
joco soprogo Edith, rojene
Brown, oceta Antona, macehe
Jennie, brata Bobbie in sestr
Dorothy in Victorijo. Pogreb 8,
DO vrsil danes popoldne oh 3.3t
.uri Il pogrebnega zavoda r
ziehm Co., 1858 Euclid Ave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04

admnistracije izvojevale veeje socialne prdobitve
kot kdaj pref zgodovini Zed. drzav morajo biti ma
asne. kaj gre in It'll stoprocentno volisee. lie
pote je upat da bo naval vriskajoee republican
ske reakcije odbit!
Jutri SINE noben zaveden drzavljan in draw
anka slovenskega in ugoslovanskega porekla ostati
donna! ..-...- =
Naprej ia zmago Gov. Franka ]. Lauscheta. Sc
natorja James W. Huffmana in celotno lsto demokrat-
ske stranke
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J" V govoru v Chicagu je udaril po
''zaplodkih fasizma," XII Sc zbirajo
pod okriljem "Ameriske akcije''

Henry A. Wallace, XII je rad odkrtega nastopa stvar
miru moral zapus kabinet e navzlic emu stal ceu
kampanje zmago demokratske stranke povodom kon-
gresnh voitev XII vrsijo jutr ter nastopa shodh
zapadn obali, Minnesot, Madisonu Chicagu in De-
trou ker e aperal udstvo da izvo vse progresiv-
ne demokrate.
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- oAoA, A>J>A j. "a AAN y -
ne demokrate.
Ma velikem shodu odbora "a
politicno akcijo in neodvisnega
drzavljanskega odbora, XII sc je
vrsil v petek zvecer Chicagu,
je bivsi podpredsednik Zedinje-
nih draw in trgovinski tajnik,
ozigosal novo politicno gibanje,
XII 81 je nadelo ime "Ameriske
akcije' kot zaplodek fasizma v
Zedinjenih drzavah. Opozoril je,
da sc pod okriljem tega gibanja
zbiraio isti element, XII so nek-
daj tvorili pokret America
First" ter poudaril, da je demo-
kratom odprta edino progresiv-
ma pot.
mi vemo, kdo so nasi ma
sprotniki, izjavlja Wallace
mi poznamo nase nasprotni-
Ike in smo pripravljeni ma boj z
njimi," je rekel Wallace. mi We
mo, da so sile reakcije, sestoje-
&c il stare nesvete alliance re-
publikanske stranke in velelast-
niskih interesov ma pohodu v
tel dezeli. Oni hoeejo letos re-
publikanski. kongres, in leta
1913 pa republikanskega pred
sednika.
To so iste sile, je rekel Wal
lace, XII 50 razmrcvarile zakon "a
kontrolo cen in povzrocile po-
manjkanje mesa; XII so porazile
zakon "a minimalne mezde, XII so
potisnile ma stran zakonski ma
crt "a narodno zdravje, in XII Sc
sedaj borijo, da preprecijo uspeh
programa "a gradnjo stanovanj-
skin his.
"Te sile so dobro organizira-
ne in so ma delu proti interesom
ameriskega ljudstva. Nedavno
so organizirali 'Amerisko akci-
jo,' XII je naslednica American
Firsterjev' neslavnega spomina,
Oni bi nam dali dozo Taftizma in
nazadnjastva."
Ga veseli, ker je beseda mir
postala bolj popularna
Wallace Sc je indirektno do
taknil svojega odhoda IL kabine-
ia, ko je dejal:
''Veseli me slisati, da je be-
seda mir postala bolj popularna,
odkar sem zapustil kabinet. To
je bila nizka cena, ako sc je S
tenn obrnilo srca in misli ljudi
k miru. Trdno sem preprican, da
smo v stanu shajati z Rusijo in
ostalinni narodi svata -
Dotaknivsi Sc govora glede
svetovnega razorozenja, katere-
ga je incl nedavno Molotov, je
Wallace rekel:
"Ako resnicno hocemo mir,
tedaj bono sprejeli ia poziv ter
Sc pridruzili svetovnemu klicu
"a razorozenje. Mi ne bono imeli
miru, ako bono sledili raznim
Churchillom, polkovnikom Nc
Cormikom in ostalim, XII brez
prestanka natolcujejo proti Ru-
siji. Mir ma svetu je nemogoc,
,, ako bono sledili onim, XII zahte-
vajo, da vrzemo atomsko bombo
! ma Rusijo."
Kdooe a. Ena.oEo1so,h -Jcr.,;-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04

StUGren pGtri0tisena! Dejd-
MIA, ne besed! Prispevajte "a
otroSko bo1nico . Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-04

Kdor je dovekoljub, darMje
"a Otr03kO bolnic0 . SI0veniH
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Social Security
Benefits High

Figures released today by Will
lam ]. McCauley, manager of the
GAINESVILLE office of the Social Sc
curity administration, show that a
total of $84,44319 is being paid
monthly in insurance benefits to
4,723 persons in the ten counties
of the area serviced by this office.
The ten counties included Noble,
Athens, Coshocton, Guernsey, Mon
roe, Hooking, Morgan, Muskingum,
Perry and Washington.
According to breakdown of the
above figure, retired workers drew
the largest monthly payment, with
total of $50,
A representative of the Zanes-
vile field office was at the Cald.
well postoffice Tuesday, August 6
for the purpose of assisting appli.
cants for old-age and survivors in.
surance benefits and to furnish in
formation concerning the social Sc
curity program to beneficiaries anc
the general public.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08

Whenever possible, the pasture
which provides no shade should be
used as a night pasture. An open
shed or barn may furnish some
shade during the day.
There should also be an abund-
ance of clean, cool water to keep
Bossy happy. Since much of the
work of digesting the feed takes
place in the cows stomach and is
due to bacterial action, large
amount of water is required to
promote these digestive processes.
A cow needs three to five gallons
of water for each gallon of milk
she produces, the specialists figure.
The practice of using fly control
also pays dividends. All manure
and decaying vegetation should be
removed from around the barn.
Use of a good fly spray twice daily
and milk in a darkened stable are
good practices to follow. they said
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08

Ethel Doak, Middlebourne, W. Va,
Mrs. Wilma Humm, Iowa, visited
last week with Mrs. Stella Griffin
and Mrs. H. F. Deal.
Virgil Wagner, st. Clairsville,
was a guest last Sunday Of his
aunts, Mrs. Stella Griffin and Mrs.
Odessa Deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasey Henner, OF
Columbus, have been spending the
past few days at the home of Mrs.
Amy House, who has been i'll.
Miss Eileen Goodhart, McKees-.
port, Pa, spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brisco
Godhart. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McCort OF
Columbus were weekend guests OF
Mrs. McCort's mother, Mrs. Stella
Griffin, and attended the picnic
held on July % in Temperance
vile.
Danford Leach has returned to
his home after being honorably
discharged from the armed forces.
He is a son of MIR. and Mrs. Barney
Leach.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08

Salesville, August Mrs. Grace
Newman of Old Washington called
on Winnie Frame, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts of
Newark and Hubert Holmes left
Sunday evening for a two weeks
vacation in Norfolk and Roanoke,
Virginia
William r. Matheny has recovered
and returned to work, after being
injured in an auto accident July 4th.
Hazel and Helen Shriver of
Beallsville visited over the weekend
with Eileen Stilion.
Mrs. Lucille Stillion and children
and Mrs. Hannah Stillion and chill
dren attended the Stoneburner re-
union at the Old Washington fair
grounds Sunday.
Huck Reynolds and Bud Roe were
Cambridge callers Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Chester, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chester, is
spending a few days with her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Srail, in
Cleveland.
Joseph Chester, Jr., is spending
the summer with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Chester.
Mrs. Harold ST. Clair and son,
Curtis, and Mrs. George Barrett, and
sons, George and Billy visited in
Martins Ferry and Wheeling re-
Gently.