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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-13
UNDER THE DOME

General Motors strikers relief committee now has an impressive list of packers. including publisher Henry Luce, Henry Wallace, Col. Robert s. Allen, and Harold Stas- sen The British occupation chiefs in Germany, who advocate scft peace, are reported to have hired one of Rimmler's top aides, former SS. Brigade Fuehrer Wal Cher Schellenberg, to organize a non Communist front" in the English zone. Movie actors Eddie Albert and Jack Fletcher, who used to- taach English in the Friends school in Washington. made a pact during the invasion of Tarawa that if they came out of the war alive they would organize a non profit educational film out fit, dedicated to the expression of the ideals for which they were fighting. The new firm is now in business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-13
20 YEARS AGO FIT FIFE EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 1s, 1926

Largest of any year Alaskan gated the annual report of the S. Customs C. including all rhandse gold silver chandis shipped Alaska $33199,511
 General Manager the Fairbanks Exploration Company succeeding was with the Consulting Engineer.
 girl born to MT and Mrs John Radoch of Douglas
 socially financially the Fremen Ball held night reported especially until the Song Moon Girls chaperoned H. nsle nent for improvement past
 realized from the production of Smiles all paid made by the Rev Charles Rice Dean of Holy Trinity Cathedral.
 Weather: Highest, lowest cloudy.
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pARALYzED PONIES

PARSONS, Kas.-Horsepower on the hoof delayed horsepower on the rail for four hours when five run away animals got stuck in the crossties of a railroad bridge near here.
 The frightened animals were fin- ally freed by a wrecker after the freight train crew had given it up for Q bad job.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-13
ANTI-SHERMAN

Amiable Harrlee Branch, chair man of the Civil Aeronautics Board, is a former crack reporter for the Atlanta Journal and, like other Atlantans, hasn't forgotten General Shermans march through Georgia.
 Recently, Branch was presiding at a Civil Aeronautics Board when a question regarding airline mono polies came up
 Doesn't that particular activity violate the anti-Sherman Trust Act9" Branch inquired
 There were titters as the CAB boss hdstened to correct himself,
 T mean" he said, "the sherman antitrust Act"
 (coPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
 Moldy corn infected with dry rot has beep fed experimentally to pigs Withouttill effects.
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RAILROAD HAND

It looks as if a Congressional inquiry is slated over the hiring by Secretary of the Interior Ickes of writer Dr Ruth Gruber and the Alaska Railroad may lose employee.
 Congressman Jed Johnson is questioning the en- ployment of Dr. Gruber who apparently was listed on the railroad payroll for s6,000 year Just what her job was still is not revealed but Dr. Gruber also travelled to Europe for the Alaska Railroad it
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN say "The entertainment Say, PRONOUNCED success c44
 NdISPRONOUNCED Extraordinary Pronounce eksor di ner- in SET n syllable.
 Phenomenon nglar). Phenomena (I1ua
 gather collect 
 three times it yours" Let us Todays word: PASTORAL relating Pastoral dales thin wit arms."-Wordsworth i@
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Angell," wiss- -crac.ed the President, looking at the Oregon Republican
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The Washington
 Merry-Go-Round
fContinued trem Page one)
olics and Democrats alike.

olics and Democrats alike.
 Note-if the Democratic guber- material feuo between Jim Farley and Jim Mead gets too hot, keep an eye on FDR's old friend, Wayne Johnson, as compromise dark horse. He was one of the mainstays in electing Bill ODwyer as Mayor Sf New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-13
HAWAIIAN STATEHOOD

Representative Henry D. Larcade jr., of Louisiana and other pro- ponents of statehood for Hawaii found President Truman an en- thusiastic ally when they called on him the other day.
 T declared myself very definite " for making Hawaii a state in my message (state of the union) to Congress" Truman told his callers, "and I am still of that opinion"
 He pointed out that the popula- tion of Hawaii, over 502,00O, is greater than that of eight states already in the union, adding that with the Islands vast resources and the inhe bitants proven ability o govern themselves, they are more 5han qualified to be admitted.
 Oklahoma ana Arizona were brought in under the territorial status" Truman declared, and have since been admitted as states The only difference is that Hawaii is on-conuguous. But that argu- ment doesn't hold water any more. "
 "The people Of the Islands arc deeply grateful to ycu for your at- titude. Mir President" interposao COP delegate Joseph F. Harrington of Hawaii, who has the privilege of the Ecusc floor and can attend committee sessions but cannot vote "It may interest you to know that more than 35 percent of my people are native-boln hmericans-that is they rere bo-n either in the Unit ed States or Hawaii"
 Burlington recalled that in { 1e40 plebiscite. the Hawaiian people had voted to 1 in favor of state hood. The percentage would b, much greater if vote were takei today, he said.
 Well, I'm in favor of an in creasil g measure of self-goyern ment for all our territories ant ;nsular possessions" Truman re piled.
 NO ALASKAN STATEHOOD
 However, he sidestepped commit ting himself on the question o statehood for Alaska when Re presentative Hugh Peterson 0 Georgia unanswered the discussion in that direction He indicated tha Alaska needed more developing, but that with proper transportation facilities it's population and re eources also could be built up | statehood standards.
 representative George P. Mile of California and Homer D. Angel of Oregon. members of the Larcad Subcommittee which recently visit ed Hawaii, told Truman about tn natural beauty of the Islands.
 Tt has a heavenly climate" sai Congressman Miller.
 That's fine place then for al
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might be that she is working Ickes current plan to bring European immigrants to Alaska
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LOOK and LEARN Izg 4. c. GORDON

the regulation golf ball? Which repued the thief animals? g. Which State has the greatest water area? What Biblical commanded the stand still? g. In what country did coffee drinking originate?
 ANSWERS:
 Not less than 6s inches diameter than 62 in weight. wolverine carcajou Minnesota. 4 Joshua Arabia.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE $oRrRrA Sy TEE

O. the tablecloth  A. the floor the O. In guests a party?
 A. In behind them. proper a bride a married act bridesmaid?
 A. Yes this often
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TIDE TABLE
FEBRUARY l.

The death watch beetle bats out it's love song" by banging it's head against wood.
 --<c>-o---- A female katydid can never deny the males charge that Katy did She has no sound equipment.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

Vegetable Soup with noodles to make it
more filling and complete-so often seems just
the right beginning. You may feel that prepar-
ing vegetables for home cooked soup is chore.
Then do try our new product It's called Betty
Crockef Vegetable Noodle Soup Ingredients.
Seven garden vegetables, rich egg noodles, and
seasonings-ready for your soup kettle!
The Menu: Suggested by our General Mills
foods staff. Easy for you And don't you think
everyone would enjoy it?
Home-cooked Vegetable Noodle Soup
Toast Strips
Baked Limas and Sausage
Spinach and Raw CauliAower Salad
Raisin Bread
Autumn Fruit Bowl Coffee
Quick Recipe for home cooked vegetable noodle
soup: Take one package of our soup ingredients
Empty contents into pan of boiling water
Add little fat. Then let it simmer few minutes
Evening star., 1946-10-06

That's all you do for six generous bowlfuls.
More than twice the soup you get from an
average size can. Really economical.
It's FRESH Cooked! Your husband prefers fresh
cooked soup, doesn't he? That's what you're
serving, when you use our vegetable noodle
product. Your soup is cooked for the first time
in your own Kitchen None of that warmed over
taste. Do serve this good vegetable noodle soup
often. Also our green split pea soup, which
you cook only five minutes.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

Copyright, 1916. General Mills,
Inc, Minneapolis. MINI. Betty
Croker" is a registered trade
mark of G eneral Mills, Inc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

lekarne, opremil dijaske kuhi-
ME in oskrbel mnogim interna-
tom postelje, stole, odeje in pc
rilo. s tenn svojim velikim de-
lom je dokazal vec kot razume-
vanje tezav in potreb v povojnih
.razmerah in omogocil revnim,
cd tezke borbe prizadetim dija-
|kom redno solanje.
Ma tisoce in tisoce paketov je
bio poslanih prav nasim sred-
njesolcem, XII z ucenjem in delom
znatno krepijo svoje mlade dra-
gocene sile in utrjujejo naso
ljudsko oblast. RKS je posvetil
Sc prav posebno pozornost nasi
mladini, da ne DO omagala ma po-
tt do znanja, da Sc ne 'bo trudila
pri usposabljanju "a samostojno
delo. -.r r>~,
Ministrstvo "a prosveto Sc v
polni meri zaveda pomoci s stra-
nj RKS in ugotavlja smotrno
uprayljanje S clanarino, Xxi je tt
Tsocem nase osnovnosolske, sred-
njesolske in visokosolske mia
dine priskoeila v pomoc z mai
potrebnejsim. Naso uceco sc
mladino in njene starse poziva-
mo, da podpro organizacijo RIDE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30
Ne bo miru, dokIer ne bodo ods|i zodnii
fosis+i
fossiis+ii 81

treba pred mimi ma svojem do
mu. Pa smo vse prenesli in Sc
borili "a svobodo in boljso bo-
docnost.
"V februarju 1915 smo ime-
Ii Sc enega konja, XII so nam ga
bill dali partizani, ker nismo
imeli mic zivine. Dne Is. febru-
aria 1915 so prisli oh 9. uri I'VE
Ger domaci izdajalci mas stra-
Sit in so nam tedaj well Sc te-
ga konja. Grozili so nam, da
mas bodo odpeljali, da delamo
"a partizane.
lob tistem casu sta prisla
res diva partizana cd Hrblanove
hise proti nasi hisi, ker nista
vedela, da so pri mas belogardi-
sti. Tedaj zavpije eden: Stoj,
partizani so tukaj! Tedaj skoci-
-jo il nase hise in zaropota br-
zostrelka, XII je ranila nasega
hrabrega borca, XII je bill il vasi
Trnje. Bill je komandant Illirske
Bistrice. v tenn so zbezali IL va
81 in well S seboj nasega ko-
MIA. Pa maj ga imajo, samo da
so mas pustili Sc 1--WE.
"Ko so odsli, zaslisim vpitje,
poslusam in spoznam glas nase-
ga hrabrega borca, ko kliee ma
pomoc, ker je, bill ranjen. JAZZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30
PROSTOvOLJNI DELAVCI
.ZAVARoVANI IA
PRIMER NESREcE
posne,o i. "slovensk.sa poroeevalea"

Posneto Il "slovenskssa poroeevaica''
Ma podlagi zakona o poobla-
stilu vladi "a izdajanje uredb ma
podrocju narodnega gospodar-
stva je zvezna vlada ma predlog
ministra "a delo izdala uredbo
o zavarovanju oseb, zaposlenih
pri prostovoljnem delu "a obno-
vo drzave, "a primer nesrece. Ia
uredba je objavljena v zveznem
Uradnem listu 4. junija t. |. in
velja cd tega dine.
Osebam, XII sodelujejo pri pro-
stovoljnih delhi "a obnovo drza-
We daje Osrednji zavod "a So
cialno zavarovanje v primeru
nesreee pri delu ustrezne daja-
tive, kakor svojim zavarovan-
Gem. Kot podlago "a odmero da-
jatev je vzeti predpisani srednji
zasluzek nekvalificiranega od-
raslega delavca, pri osebah, XII
opravljajo kvalificirana della pa
srednji zasluzek kvalificiranega
delavca.
Stroski. "a dajatve po tel
uredbi gredo v breme sklada "a
obnovo in pomoc opustosenim
krajem.
Natancnejse dolocbe "a iva
jamie te uredbe predpise zvezni
minister "a delo, podrobne do
locbe o nacinu vracanja stro-
skov "a zavarovanje pa zvezni
financni minister v sporazumu
z ministrem "a delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

Mrs. Mary Konestabo, 198O8
Arrowhead Ave., je prejela dive
pismi cd svoje necakinje Tilke
Zadnik, XII sluzi sedaj kot boil
niearka v nekem zavodu v Val
doltra pri Kopru. V svojem dru-
gem pismu pravi, da primorski
Slovenci ne odnehajo bojem,
dokler ne odidejo liz slovenske
zemlje zadnji fasisti in dokler
ne bo VISA Primorska S Trstom
vred prikljucena Jugoslaviji. Sc
daj je tam Sc vse zmesano, ker
nimajo nobenega pravega 60
spodarja. Toliko so Sc borili in
zrtvovali "a svobodo, pa MISC bill
uslisani. Prvo pismo pa je sle-
dece vsebine:
"Pregarje, ~. maja 1916.
"Draga Teta in ostali!
"Hocem Yam napisati en- par
vrstic, v katerih Vas najprej
lepo pozdravim. Prejela sem
tudi precej obleke, samo mi je
vse bolj majhno, pa bonn po-
pravila. Sal nisem imela nice
sar "a obleci, ker so bill vse
Nemci in fasisti oropali, tako
da so nam ostali samo zidovi.
Obleko so nam bill pobrali in
vso zivino, vse so well, kar je
bilo zanje. Sc skrivati Sc je bilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

tavern. In 1915 a new brick build
ing was erected, which is a part
of the present hotel.
The guest register includes the
names of ten presidents of the
United States and many other fa-
nous personages.
The building itself is listed in
the historic American Building
Survey of the United States De-.
partment of the Interior.
From Lebanon it is only a short
distance south to Cincinnati with
its fine parks, its interesting zoo,
its great Union Terminal, its art
galleries, and other attractions.
Northeast Of Lebanon is the
tallest mound in Ohio-Miamis-
burg Mound-68 feet highs
And only a little north Of Mi
amisburg is Dayton with its
world-famous Wright Field. where
so many Of the airplare improve
ments Of the last war were devel.
.oped and tested
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

cena Julijska krajina K Jugo-
slaviji, mas boil. Ko Sc to zgodi,
bono ziveli v miru in svobodi.
Zdaj je Sc vse razdrto in sno
brez blaga, Sc ne more kupiti Be
nicesar, imamo samo kar dobi-
mo ma karte.
"Sporoeam, da bonn tudi JAZZ
sla v sluzbo, da bi kaj pomagala
donna, samo &c bonn zdrava in &c
DO slo vse po sreci. Vas po-
zdravljam Sc enkrat,
b. "Tilka Zadnik'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30
Zahvala Rdecemu krizu
Slovenije

Ponatis IL "slovensl<esa poroeevalca"
Ljudska republika Slovenija
steje danes 800 ljudskih Sol, IS
gimnazij, tri uciteljisca in uni
verzo, SO srednjesolskih dija-
Skin domov, stiri visokosolske
domove in 38 dijaskih kuhinj.
Vsi navedeni zavodi in ustanove
.spadajo pod ministrstvo "a pro-
sveto, XII izreka ma tenn mestu
vse priznanje in zahvalo Glav-
nemu odboru Rdecega kriza Slo-
venije.
Rdeci kriz Slovenije je postal
vsem nasim solam prepotrebne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

eega kriza Slovenija in da Sc
vselej pravocasno odzovejo vsa-
kemu pozivu, s katerim Sc Rdeci
kriz Slovenije obraca do njih.
MinistrStvo zG pr0sUetO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

Vas donesek "a otrosko boil
nico v Sloveniji bo znak lju-
bezni in spostovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi " uradu "Ena-
kopravnosti"I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30
PISMA liz STAREGA kRAJA
Nov dokoz do ie vera. svobodno S|oveniii

locena cd drzave. Sal je prav,
da duhovnik ne vodi politike.
TX masi hodimo v Stango in
otroci tudi v prejsnjo Solo, kot
smo mi hodii. zupnika imamo
pa dobrega, je bill tudi on dive
lett v partizanih. Sedaj pa ved-
no prirejajo igre. Imamo veliko
dvorano in ze je vse "a silo po-
krito. Samo pri Span Sc nj. Dru-
60 je ostalo vse neposkodovano.
Cerkev je nedotaknjena cd VOL
ne. JAZZ sem bill med vojno tudi
cerkveni blagajnik in sem mo.
raj vse v ,nemscini pisati. Pa
vendar so nam take reci pustil
pri miru.
"Ravno v cetrtek DO sv. An.
ton in v nedeljo Is. junija be
veliko romanje tukaJ. Blagoslo'
vilo Sc DO tudi novo kapelo, ki
so jo postavili tam, kjer je bill
vcasih sotor "a evangelij, v spo.
min te strasne vojne, ker nj hi.
la stanga veliko prizadeta.
''Imamo sedaj kar dive ucite'
ljici, prav lustne Gorenjke, par
tizanke. Sal takega komunizma
sc nj "a bait, dokler nam bodc
pusti1i svobodno veroizpoveo
vseh razlisnih vrst.
"Drugace pa v stangi nj bile
izdajalcev. stirje so bill pri be-
logardistih in so ze vsi donna
ker MISC imeli mic mad seboj.
"Alojz Planinsek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

Te dni smo dobili v roke dve
pismi, katere je pisal Alojz Pla-
ninsek IL vasi Racice, fara STAN
ga pri Litiji, svoji sestri Mrs.
Frances Vehar v Tarentum, Pa.
Planinsek je bill zupan obcine
Trebeljevo skozi tri leta in pol
pod nemsko okupacijo in je vse
zadeve dobro izpeljal. Med dru-
gim pravi tudi sledece:
"Tukaj smo vedno dajali "a
zene, XII so imele moze v hosti,
denar, hrano "a brigade in Sc
seno in detelje "a njih konje.
Pri spelc so bile skoraj zmeraj
brigade.
"Ce bi slovanskih narodov ne
ljubil Bog in Maria, bi ne po-
magalo mic. Sal so ljudje pri
vseh kapelah vse vecere molili
in peli litanije. JAZZ sem dvakrat
dobil pri Mrtavosovem zname-
nju pri sv. Antonu ljudi zbrane,
ko sem moral vedno iti okrog
po posih in ravno ko sem en-
krat prisel k MIN, pridejo tu-
di cd Francelna dol partizani.
Bilo jih je 35 in so Sc vsi udele-
zili skupno z nami motive "a
mir in zmago. In res smo bill
uslisani.
"Belogardisti so Sc predstav-
ljali "a verne in proti komuni-
zmu, pa so bill najvecji izdajal-
ci naroda. Sedaj nam pustijo
cerkev svobodno. Zato je narod
vessel in zadovoljen, &c je prav
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

Of the Ohio State Historical and
Archaeological Society. It is The
Durbin Ward House, an architec-
tural treasure which contains an
authentic document Of the COM
munity and the times.
Built more than a century ago,
it has never been remodeled or
modernized.
The house was constructed by J.
Milton Williams, the prosecuting
attorney of Warren County, and
later an Ohio legislator. It was
later occupied by Durbin Ward,
the first man in Warren County to
answer President Lincoln's call
tor volunteers. -.
In the house are many Of the
possessions Of early Ohio settlers.
The building and It's contents
serve to carry US back to the early
days Of the state.
In Lebanon is the Golden Lamb
oldest hotel. It opened
in 1908 as 9 2.storyAlog-cahin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

HONOR CAMP FIRE LEADER
edith M. Kempthorne Ex-
tension Fund" has recently been
established in honor of Edith
Kempthorne who has served the
cause of Camp Fire since its be-
ginning. Fund will carry on her
work.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

eovarEsv-rHe STANDARD OIL co. (on,o) no
For those who like the scenery
well seasoned with history, or
their history well seasoned with
scenery, a drive through the area
around Lebanon in southwest
Ohio will prove well worthwhile.
West of Lebanon on Route $50
are remains Of those prehistoric
Ohioans-the Mound Builders
AT Fort Ancient, a fortified area
surrounded by 3h miles of con-
tinuous embanknents, the Ohio
State Historical and Archaeologi-
cal Society has constructed mu-
scum. y This shows nodern-day
Ohioans the handiwork of the
long-ago inhabitants of the Buck
eye State. te.--
The fort itself is on a fiat, open
tablehead overlooking the little
Miami River. II served as a ref
,uge for the people of the entire
valley from powerful foes.
In Lebanon itself on the cincin-
natl Pike IS the newest acquisition
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-30

sem bila tedaj ma terenu po-
stavljena "a holnicarko. Hitro
pripravim obveze in tecem mu
resiti zivljenje. Bill je v treh
krajih tezko ranjen. Bala sem
sc, da DO umrl. JAZZ in Ancka
Valinova in Line, tanladi in en-
Kuretov FAINT, smo nitro well
emo lojtro, ga polozili gori in ga
odnesli v, en- bunker, XII smo ga
imeli pod zemljo v Teskovcah.
Tako v tezkem smo ga nosili sa-
mo mi stirje in tudi v velikem
strahu, pa samo da smo resili
zivljenje nasemu hrabremu bor-
Gu, po imenu Miha zele. Bila
sem tri mesece pod zemljo, ko
sem prevezovala rane in nosila
il Pregarja zivez, pa samo po-
noci sem ga nosila notri, ker po
dnevi so zmeraj hodili Nemci in
cetniki po rebrihs in tudi po vr-
hu mas; mi smo bill spodaj, oni
pa zgoraj. "
"Pa smo vse prenesli. Zdaj 81
mislim, da ne bi vec mogla tako
resevati zivljenj. Tistikrat pa
bolj ko je bilo temno in pozno
ponoci, rajsi smo sli,. ker je bilo
boil varno. Tudi ~ce so hodili,
mas MISC videli in mi smo sc lah-
ko skrili in usli pred sovrazni-
kom.
"Borili smo sc "a osvobodi-
tev nase zemlje in zato, da bo-
mo prikljuceni k Federativni de-
mokraticni republiki Jugoslaviji.
zal, nasa zelja Sc nj izpolnjena.
Mi hocemo Trst. Trst je mas in
mas mora biti. Sal tukaj v Tr-
stu so vedno manifestacije. Tu-
di JAZZ sem bila 1. maja letos
tam, je bilo toliko ljudstva, da
yam ne morem popisati, kako
krasno je bilo. Ia Trst sc bono
Sc borili, ker smo ga mi osvo-
bodili, so nase zrtve paddle "a
Trst, ali zdaj pa da mi ne sme-
mo svobodno hoditi niti v Trst.
Mi hocemo, da Sc Trst prikljuci
k Titovi Jugoslaviji, potem bo-
mo sele ozdraveli in to sc mora
zgoditi, to mi hoeemo, da zivi-
mo skupno v svobodni Jugosla-
VIII.
"Pri mas donna je mir in svo-
boda. Samo ker Sc nj priklju-
The Lincoln times., 1946-03-28
South Fork Baptists
Meet Here Sunday

The union meeting of the South
Fork Association will be held in the
Lincoln Avenue Baptist church Sum-
day afternoon.
The session will open at 2:30
o'clock with a song followed by a
devotional led by Rev. L. A. Nc
Clure, of Alexis.
The following are scheduled to
speak during the afternoon: Miss
Texie Sewers, of Newton, on the
subject, "Our Churches in Bible
Study" E. F. Sullivan, of Hickory.
on "The Every Family Plan;" R.
Crowell Shearin, of Hickory, on
"Have We Met All Our Financial
Obligations?" Ben C. Fisher, New
ton, on Emphasizing Baptist Dis
tlnctives;" O. D. Moore, of Lincoln
ton, on "Our Missionary and Evan
gelistic Obligation Under Present
World Conditions"
Rev. Morris Baker, pastor of the
Lincoln Avenue church. will pro-
nounce the benediction.
The Lincoln times., 1946-03-28
MRS. EMMA RITCHIE
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Passed Away in Gordon Crow
ell Memorial Hospital Last
Night at 7:25 O'Clock

Mrs. Emma Heavier Ritchie, wild
ow of Robert D. Richie, who passed
away in 1929, died in the Gordon
Crowell Memorial hospital last night
at 7:25 o'clock. She suffered cere-
bral hemorrhage at her home in the
Banoak section of Catawba county,
a week ago and members of her fam
lily found her in a serious condition
some time later. She was removed
to the hospital but never regained
consciousness.
Mrs. Richie was born in Lincoln
county July 10, 1872, the daughter
of George w. and Clarissa Smith
Heavier. On December 81, 1907, she
was married to Mr.. Ritchie and they
had one daughter, Miss Clara Richie,
who is now a teacher in the Banoak
school. In addition to her daughter,
Mrs. Richie is survived by two
brothers, G. Lee eavner and A. B.
Heavier, and one sister, Miss Alice
Heavier, of Lincolnton.
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday afternoon at o'clock from
the Corinth Baptist church, near
Banoak, and burial will be in the
church cemetery. Mrs. Ritchie was
affiliated with the Sardis Lutheran
church and her pastor, Rev. W. ].
Roof, will be in charge of the ser.
vice.
The Lincoln times., 1946-03-28
Indorse
Attendance Officer

The Lincoln County Ministers AS
sociation in session here Monday
morning went on record as favoring
an attendance officer for the Lin
coin county schools. In reporting the
action the clerk, Rev. o. D. Moore,
said:
"The Lincoln County Ministers
Association voted to favor an at
tendance officer in Lincoln county
for the schools.
There have been repeated at
tempts for this in times past, but
have failed. Since this primarily
rests in the hands of the County
Commissioners we appeal to them to
heed the pleas of the groups in our
county and town and provide some
funds for such an office.
'We further pledge our co-opera-
tion with the PTA and other groups
who are interested in this grave
problem of absenteeism in the
schools"