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Evening star., 1946-12-01
|Ex-Mayoro Of Richmond /
To Represent Lewis
In Virginia Suit
By she Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 30.The
United Mine workers today re-
tanned Gordon b. Amber, former
Mayor Of Richmond, to represent
the union and Its president, John
Z. Lewis, In the 'blue sky securi-
ties law caSe scheduled for hearing
Monday before the State Corpora
tion Commission here.
Mr.. Lewis and the union were
summoned early this week to ap-
pear before the commission on q
complaint lodged by q. Victor
Verne, counsel for the Richmond
Better Business Bureau, charging,
In effect, that the miners union is
violating the Virginia securities
statute by selling memberships
without complying with Its require
ments. Mr.. Verne based his COM
plant on the contention that the
law covers memberships in unions
as well as securities In the generally
accepted sense Of the term.
Mr.. Amber, an attorney, con-
firmed q report that he would rep
resent the union before the COM
mission but said he had "just got
into the case" and therefore had
little comment. He will appear at
the hearing, but he would not say
whether he would ask for continu-
ance.
Mr.. Amber said it appeared cer-
tain that Mr.. Lewis would be tied
up in the contempt case at Wash
jngton and would not be on hand
for Mondays proceedings here.
A couple Of witnesses from the
mine area OF southwest Virginia,
whose identities were not learned,
have been summoned to appear for
the complainant Monday, but ap-
parently the case will be largely
. matter Of argument-unless 1t Is
continued.
Gov. Tuck has instructed Attor-
ney General A. p. Staples to inter-
vene in behalf of the State and
join the complaint If 1t appears the
case has sound legal merit. The
attroney general has not revealed
his opinion Of the allegations, and
has said merely that representa-
tive of his office would be present at
the hearing.
There were no announcements to-
day from the offlce Of Gov. Tuck,
who early this week proclaimed an
emergency existing in the Common
wealth as result of the coal situa-
tion.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
YuIe CurniyuI Slated

A Christmas carnival featuring
gift sales, dancing and refreshments
will be held at the Burdick Voca-
tional School from z to 10 pm.
Tuesday. Burdick students and the
Burdick Alumni Association are
sponsors of the event.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Only 90, 400 miles of United States
highways are surfaced with concrete.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Coal

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The frontiersman., 1946-12-04
VI nc W I'll u $

AT s ELBOW IA HOUSE: Mir and Mrs. Schsele;S Howard garlough H. "A. Allen, all of Sel dovtal
 AT THE BEAcHc oMBER The que st list of the Bsac he omber Hotel was not available this we ek. I5.,
The frontiersman., 1946-12-04
STARTS STORE SOLD (cont ]

oIAAia fS,2 D 1OA. I oOiD r N0S pro spec tor.
 Tn 1915 MT Sharp moved to Anchorage, then on1ya tent city cluster ed on the mud flats of Cook Inlet. For two years he H. ved there working as a longshore eman and
 It was in 1917 that MT. Sharp first came to Ssldovia. For a number of years he was engaged in a coal draying bus mess dur ing the winter months and ftshed dur ing the summer season.
 Sharpis Cash Store opened its, doors In 1929, and from that s t ime until the pre- sent Mir. Sharp has been actively engaged in the man agement of his stores
 MT. ,Shar p expr es- sed regre at rel in cushing }. the manage ment of the store,
The frontiersman., 1946-12-04
l. P age Five
[ INST ED,TS FLA Nf "A { BA BY $ ON

s K A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.. CarI sLinds at Asof this csi
 ty in Seldovisa ho spi-s 2ta1 at mid -afternoon
 last Saturday. The baby, who we ighed eight pounds, four ounc ss, has been na
 med Carl, G. Lindste Jr .s.i, a Mr.. L ind tedt is employed by the H. s
 Young Mere anttle Co.,, here .,-,
The frontiersman., 1946-12-04
" AN JAILED HERB

Ted Ha alvorssn was found gull ty of a charge of assaul t and battery by U. S. Corrl- mi ss ioner G. M. Cham bers this Week. He was sentenced to 80 days in Jail and if ned $50.
 This was MT. Ha ] l-x v orsen 's second off |f enss on a similar charge.
The frontiersman., 1946-12-04

December 4 l946 1t 3 X. and voiced his. aprre- e fat ion to his many cust toners of the hast IT years. MT. Diamond, new. manager of the store, said the bus mess would be conduc ted. under it's sent name No change in store per sonne1 is1 cont emplated at this t inc ,F !. X Mir. Diamond c ame to Seldovia from An chor age where he was formerly manag CT of the HaWver apart -s ments. .l
 Mrs. Diamond now Outs ide but who plans to join her husband and her daughter, Fl. , more here soon, for- merly own ed carol's 8 Dress Shop in Anchor - ages Pr for to the. familyts move to that city five years ago. Mr g. Diamond was oWn- CT of the Vogue Shop in Juneau. M,ERCA!N..Ti tLE .pANY
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The frontiersman., 1946-12-04

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
DrlstyeTli kOledar
/ 8 4 Z

4. januarja, sObota. Drustvo
Napredne Slovenke stew. 137
SNIP Plesna veselica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma ST. Clair Ave.
IL. januarja, sobota. Glasbe-
ma Matica" Plesna veselica v
avditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma ST. Clair Ave.
IL. januarja, nedelja. IL. OBJ
letnica drustva Cerknisko je-
zero st. SO SDZ v avditoriiu
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
l8. januarja, sobota. - Drust-
vo sv. Vida st. Is KSKJ. -
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
rs. januarja, sobota. ~ Drustvo
"ClairWoods" st. 40 SDZ Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega dom a ma st. Clair
Avenue.
6. aprila, nedelja. - Koncert
zbora "Slovan" v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. Pricetek oh $50 popol-
dine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
loan PotrC::
Grob V Grodcu

Ko Sc je "gospa P-ova" "-ka-
kor SO jo klicali priiatelji Meme
ga sina, Xxi so radi prihajali k
njej, ona pa jih je vedno postre-
gla S kavo in Sc razgovarjala z
njim1i-jeseni dvainstiridesetega
vrnila il severne Nenncije, z osi-
velo glavo in hcerko Tanjo, je
bila njena prva pot V Gradec::
Use sledi "a truplom njenega ST.
ma so vodile V to mesto.
"Tania," je ogovarjala hcer-
ko in il tozila, "v .taboriscu sem
mislila, da bonn pozabila nanj,
da mi ne bo vec tesno, zdaj pa
vidin, da tega ne bonn prestala.
Vsaka rec me spominja mani,
Grem V vrt, zagledann drevo, pod
katerim Sc je pripravljal ma ma
turo, pa mi pride tako, ca mis-
lin, da DO konec z mano. Sc zno-
rela bonn reva, prav res, da bonn
znorela. Otroci, oh otroci, zakaj
ste mi tako prirastli k srcu?"
zgrabila Sc je "a prsi, 81 zme-
ckala bluzo, njena lica so bila
uvela, vodena kakor polt nepre.
spanih in objokanih pogrebcev
HGerka jo je tolazila, kakor je
lvedela in znala. v tisti njen OBJ
raz pa Sc skoraj nj upala vet
|zazirati, proved il je postajalc
| tasno.
! P-ova je hodila ko ziva sencs
Iokoli, vse njene govorice S sose
| dani SO Sc sukale samo okol
/ sina. S teh syojih sprehodov 81
lie vracala Sc vse bolj uvela in
] velikimi ocrni. ....
Danes sem bila ma Betnavi,
4 je zacela potem donna pripovedo
Iyati, ''mimo strelisea sem sla
Kako mu je moglo biti pri srcu.
Cez nekaj dni je prisla donao'
Iznova VISA IL sebe in unicena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30

"Pri crpalki sem bila, ma trgu.
Pokazali so mi tisti kraj. Sc zdaj
Sc pozna kri." .|...
Heerka jo je pogledala, kakor
da j ne verjame. To pa je mater
samo uzalilo.
"Ne verjames, draga moja!
Ne verjames," Sc je jezila matt,
me verjames, ker 81 slepa, ker
ste vsi slept. Ali je kje dez, XII hi
mogel sprati tisto kri nasih
otrok? Tudi &c bi unicili tisti
kraj, matt bi zagledala kri svo-
jega otroka. Tega, draga moja,
ii pac ne mores razumeti, pre-
ihlada 81 se." sTe'
Hcerka je morala obmolkniti.
Ia mic ma svetu bi ne mogla pre-
govoriti matere, da ne bi zaha-
jala ma trg, ma kraj, kjer so po-
stajali kamioni in crpali bencin,
da SO mogli naprej v Gradec.
Nedtem ko so stall, pa Sc je de-
lala pod kamioni mlaka krvi. To
je bila kri ustreljenih talcev in
obsojencev, XII SO jih vozili Mem
ci v Gradec.
"<akor zaklano zivino iih
rrevazajo," je jadikovala P-ova
in vrocicno nadaljevala, ''in Sc
zigajo jih, da ne bi bilo vec spo-
nina "a mimi. Ali spomina v
mojem srcu ne bodo upepelili.' -
Vendar pa je bilo to vse pre-
malo, kar je zvedela. Nj Sc mo-
gla pomiriti. cato Sc je odpra:
villa v Gradec. Hotela je videti
stavbo, kjer je zgorelo truplc
njenega sina. Hcerka Sc je bala
zaradi ME, "a poti j nj mogla
prepreciti. P-ova je odsla, dva
dni je nj bio. Vrnila Sc je visa
liz sebe.
O krematoriju,, zaradi kate
rega Sc je vozila. v Gradec, n
skoraj mic govorila, pac pa je "a
celia pripovedovati o grobu.
| ITO je grob, dolga steza, stra
sno dolga steza, nj da bi zacels
govoriti.' %
Minil je eel teden, preden j
mogla Tanja izvleci IL matere
kaj je dozivela v Gradcu. Pow;
je prisla v Gradec ter Sc odpelja
la S tramvajem naravnost ma po
kopalisee, ma graski central
4 friedhof. Poiskala je krematori
in hodila cello popoldne. .okoli niz
ke sive stavbe. Prebrala je VS.
napise po zidovih, a 0 nasih n
nasla mixer sledu. Zato je odsl
ma vecer k Ferkovi, k svoj
znanI1i.
SKA, ali tt nisi Sc mic slisal
. grohu?" jo je vprasala Ferkc
va, VISA zavzeta in z obrazom, n
katerem je P-ova razbrala straf
Vendar pa P-ova nj do vecera n
cesar zvedela. Iona je bill mo
Ferkove. Ko je zaslisal, da
zena omenila grob, je vzkipe
" = AI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30

|lzdo potegnil zeleEom po ka-
aenju Ozrla Sc je in zagledala
|grobarja lopato. zbrala sc je
lin mu rekla mirno, kolikor je le
zmogla:
ITO je grob z"
"Grob," je odvrnil grobar, "a
sadil, lopato v kup gramoza in
povedal:
Sc nj konca, Sc vedno vozijo,
ivozijo ..."
mic vec Sc nisem bala," ie
potem pripovedovala P-ova do
ma. "Kar povedala sem mu, da
so mi sina ustrelili. On pa meni
tako: 'Najprej SO vozili ljudi v
krstah, polagali SO jih drug po-
leg drugega, krsto pri krsti, po-
tenn krsto mad krsto. Potem jim
je zmanjkalo krst. Popoldne smo
podaljsevali grob-pomagali SO
ruski in francoski. ujetniki-po-
noci pa SO vozili. Nastavili so
deske, pa po deskah: moske in
zenske, dekleta, cello deco Sc .
Skraja enainstiridesetega so BIZ
Ii Sc obleceni, to je bila gospoda,
potem so bill vedno slabse oble-
ceni, bill delavci, kmetje, kmeti-
ce, nekateri so bill tudi bosi, tu-
di pozimi. To so bill he komu-
nisti .>zdaj vozijo same ko-
muniste > Pokazal je ma okr-
vavljene deske, pref jih nisem
videla. Kri ma njih je bila strje-
ma, a tudi sveza."
Gospa P-ova Sc je potem pre-
selila Gradec. Hodila je tudi
Sc ma pokopalisce, kjer so zaceli
,pozini kopati vzporedni grob.
-Postajala je vedno bolj tina,
skoraj vase zaprta. K njej pa SO
vedno pogosteje prihajali prija-
telji njenega ustreljenega sina.
"A ko so enega izmed njih zaprli
bill je FAINT njene hcerke-ter
je bila Tanja v strahu zanj, il je
P-ova govorila:
"Vas je strah, smrti Sc boji-
te! JAZZ Sc je ne bojim. Mic ve6
Sc je ne bojim. vi mi tega ne
verjamete. .Jaz vam povem, da
smo Sc Sc premalo vpregli v de-
10. To delo, to me Sc edino drzi
po koncu. Mascevali Sc Jim bono
"a tisti grob. zdaj nj casa "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30

Zvecer, ko je odsel MOI v tovar-
no, Sc je Ferkova Sc enkrat "a
cudila, Sc j docela priblizala IN
il povedala ma uho:
SOn je nacij.'
Zdaj je zvedela P-ova 0 grobu
ma ZeAtralfriedhofu, o katerem
je sepetalo vse mesto. Ferkova
j je obljubila, da DO sla drugi
dan popoldne njo ma grob.
P-ova pa nj vzdrzala. Odsla je
ma pokopalisee ze predpoldne.
Kupila je roze in odsla med gro
bove. Hodila je med grobnicami,
dalee nazaj in ma levo, kakor il
je Ferkova dopovedovala "a
grob.
"Grob je velik, .dolg je, ne mo-
res ga zgresiti," j je dejala
Ferkova.
P-ova je hodila med grobovi
in prisla nekam do konca poko-
palisca. Prisla je med grobove
il svetovne vojne-za cele njive
jih je bilo; potem je nasla velik
grob napisom 20 zrtvah, XII so
padle "a domovino" IL stiriintri-
desetega leta, potem Sc en- po-
dolgovat grob z velikim kljuka-
slim krizem; samo groba, XII ga
je iskala, nj mogla najti. Po-
vprasati Sc nj upala nikogar. Vr-
Mia Sc je skoraj do izhoda il po-
kopalisca in krenila ma levo. Ia
ko je prisla do kraja, kjer nj bilo
vec grobov. Pred MO je bila ira
tina, potem pa visok plot, a pred
plotom smeti. Tam, kier so bill
zadnji grobovi, sta stala diva
starca, moz in zenska, oba crno
oblecena. Strmela sta proti sme-
tiscu, a ko Sc jima je priblizala
P-ova, sta sc obrnila in odsla.
P-ova je obstala in bila doce-
la obupana. Stala je pred nekak-
sno diva metra siroko stezo, po-
suto debelim gramozom. Po-
tenn je zagledala OBJ tej stezi "a
sajen lesen kriz. Nenadoma pa
je zacutila, kako il bije srce. Ia
ko mocno il je zacelo biti, da Sc
je zbala, da il DO izskocilo. Roke
50 Sc j povesile, il njih pa so
padIe ma tisto gramoznato stezo
rozc.
Poteln je zaslisala, da je ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
Triie trhli stebri store Jugosloviie

trebi popuscanja, da bi Sc izo-
J gnili ljudski revoluciji.
/ Kaksne bistvene razlike med
| profasisticnimi vrhovi HISS, Ma
cka in njegovih kompanjonov ma
eni strani in Pavelicevih fash
| stov-ustasev ma drugi strani, nj
bio. Medtem, ko Sc je reakcija
Nv HISS predajala upanju, da bo
mogoce velikohrvaske zahteve
uresniciti S kaksnim gnilim spo-
razumom z velikosrbsko kliko,
so ustasi racunali ma uresnicenje
velikohrvaskih zahtev oh ures-
nicenju nemsko-italijanskih "a
vojevalnih naertov ma Balkanu.
Prvi kakor drugi so mesetari-
Iii "a hrbtom hrvaskega ljudstva.
Prvi kakor drugi SO 81 prizade-
vail, da odvrnejo pozornost hr-
vaskih delovnih mnozic Cd svo-
Jill ozkorazrednih, izkorisceval-
skin smotrov, da preprecijo po-
liticno oktivizacijo hrvaskih
kmetov, njihovo borbo "a zemljo
in svobodo, da usmerijo nezado-
voljstvo hrvaskega ljudstva, XII
50 ga bill razen drugih- -tudi sa-
mi krivi, v protisrbski sovinizen
in antisemitizem.
Povsem naravno je, da so Sc
ustasi in mackovci, XII so sode-
lovali ze pref proti "komunistie-
nj nevarnosti,' po aprilu leta
1941 trdno povezali v borbi proti
uradno osvobodilnemu gibanju.
Klasicno karakteristiko hrva-
skoga narodnostnega gibanja
pod vodstvom reakcionarnih ele-
rlentov il HISS je podal tovaris
Tito v svojem clanku "Narod-
nostno vprasanje v Jugoslaviji v
iuci narodno osvobodilne borbe."
"Hrvati kot najmocnejsa ma
rodnostna individualnost med
drugin1i zatiraninni narodi Ju-
goslavije, SO nudili najsrditejsi
odpor proti taksni velikosrbgki
narodnostni politiki. Toda ra-
zuhaljivo je, da ia odpor nj mo-
gel roditi taksnih sadov, kakr-
sne je hrvaski narod pricakoval.
Prvic zaradi tega, ker je bila ma
celu Hrvatske seljacke stranke
gospoda, XII je gledala ma resitev
narodnostnega vprasanja Hrva-
tov stalisca razdelitve oblasti
med njo in velikosrbsko gospo-
do, S stalisca razdelitve interes-
nih sfer.
"Drugie zaradi tega, ker je ia
hrvaska gospoda usmerjala bor-
DO hrvaskega naroda proti vse-
nau srhskemu narodu, a ne lie
fproti velikosrbskim hegemoni-
stom, ker je sejala sovrastvo
proti Srbom prav tako, kakor ga
je scala velikosrbska gospoda
proti hrvaskemu narodu.
"Tretjic zaradi tega, ker je
sgospoda liz vodstva HISS ignori-
rala resevanje narodnostnega
vprasanja ostalih narodov, ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30

primer Slovencev, Makedoncev
it'd. Ma ia nacin je ostala boroa
hrvaskega naroda izolirana ne
le Cd srbskega naroda, tenvec
| tudi Cd ostalih narodov Jugo-
slavic.
sOstali zatirani narodi Jugo-
slavic SO upravieeno gledali v
strenaljenjih Hrvatov velikohr-
vasko tedenco, tedenco po zati-
ranju drugih, kakor je to delala
tudi velikosrbska hegemonistic-
ma klika. Koncno zaradi tega,
ker je velikosrbska in hrvaska
gospoda IL HISS mislila, da bo z
navadnim sporazumom razde-
litvi oblasti odpravljeno z dnev-
mega reda narodnostno vprasa-
ME vseh narodov Jugoslavije."
Med te mracne figure, XII SO
najvec pripomogle razdruzeva-
nju, sporom in izigravanju jul
goslovanskih narodov " dobi
stare Jugoslavije, je treba vse-
kakor pristevati zloglasnega du-
hovnika Korosca, voditelja slo-
venskih klerikalcev. Medtem, ko
81 je reakcionarno vodstvo HISS
prizadevalo, da bi vodilo svojo
"narodno" politiko, Sc je Koro-
Sec zadovoljeval vlogo lakaja
in jecarja, velikega po podlosti,
q precej skromnega po zahte-
vah, XII SO Sc omejevale ma zago-
tovitev privilegiranega politic-
mega polozaja klerikalcev V Slp-
veniji in, zlasti po letu 1885, "a
zaseito pred svojim lastnim ma
rodom, Xxi je cedalje bolj enoten
stopal V protifasisticne borbe.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30

Yes, Virginia, there is Santa
Claus but his bag Of gifts this
year Is as up to the minute as jet
plane. Santa is n0bady's fool. He
knows Virginia S little heart will beat
faster when she sees her new doll.
Santa also knows Virginia's Christ
mas tree will be a wisely dressed
tree, because 1t will have tucked
onto its branches crisp new United
States Savings Bonds. Long after
Virginia's dolly has hobbIed down
the sentimental road of yesterday,
Virginia's Savings Bonds will be with
her to make her future Christmases
brighter and happier.
u. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
Boris ZiherI::
(NadaljeUanje)

Z 3 y Z
Kaj je bilo bistvo politike, XII
so jo v pogledu narodnostne.a
vprasanja vodili reakcionarni
krogi v precanskih dezelah,
predvsem ma Hrvaskem in v Slo-
veniji?
Nekateri preeanskosrbski in
hrvasko-slovenski politiki, XII
MISC imeli nikdar opore med
ljudstvom, ali XII SO s svojo proti-
ljudsko politiko izgubili pravico,
da bi govorili imenu svojih ma
rodov, so 81 prizadevali, da po-
mocjo najbolj surovega centra-
lizma, opirajoc Sc ma vladni re-
zin, s silo obdrzijo privilegirane
polozaje v svojih dezelah. III
brezkompromisni "Jugoslovani"
SO Sc najprej v, glavnem zbirali
ma centralisticni PLATFORM Sve-
tozara Pribicevica. Ko je leta
1927 pod pritiskom srbskih in
hrvatskih mnozic precanskih
;krajih, pa tudi sanih srbskih
mnozic prislo do sporazuma Ra-
dicFribicevic, so sc ''najbolj
brezkompromisni'' hrvasko-slo-
venski reakcionarji-potem ko
so malo omahovali in Sc cepili
zaradi negotovosti nadaljnega
razvoja-zdruzili z sestojanuar-
sko kliko in pozneje vstopili v
profasisticno Jugoslovansko ma
cionalno stranko.
Politiko drugih reakcionarnih
precanskih skupin, predvsem
vodstev Hrva tske seljacke
.stranke, slovenskih klerikalcev
in Spahove muslimanslre organi-
zacije, je mogoce imenovati po-
litiko gnilega sporazumevanja z
velikosrbskimi hegemonisti, XII
je v marsicem olajsala delo rag
eepljanja, izigravanja in podpi-
hovanja prepirov med jugoslo-
vanskim narodi. Ia to politiko
sta pomembna diva cinitelja:
l. Reakcionarji liz vodstva
HISS in slovenski klerikalni vod-
je so 81, izkoriscajoc mocen od-
por hrvaskih in slovenskih
ljudskih mnozic proti narod-
nostnemu zatiranju in podpi-
hovanjem protisrbskega soviniz-
ma, prizadevali, da izsilijo elm
vecje koncesije "a hrvatsko-slo-
vensko druzbeno in politicno re-
akcijo;
2. v strahu, da bi Sc odpor
ljudskih mnozic-brez .njihove
wolfe in proti njihovi valji-ne
razvil v odkrito revolucionarno
borbo vseh jugoslovanskih ma
rodov "a odstranitev profasistic
nih rezimov, "a odpravo narod-
nostne neenakopravnosti in "a
vzpostavitev ljudske oblasti, so
si .hrvaski in slovenski reakcio-
narji prizadevali, da bi prepri-
Cali velikosrbslke kroge o po-
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30

Zdrav narod. posebno s-.iadi-
ma. potrebuie najboljse nege.
da bo ostal cvrst "a odpornosi
proti fasizmu. Prilika "a do
prinos Y sklad otroskel bolni-
ce Sloyeniji je "a vse po-
nnembna, Prispevajte po svoji
zmoznosti kjer koli; tudi Y
uradu "Enakopravnosti" lah-
10 oddasta vas dopfinos!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
STRAIN 3.

strah in smrt. Kaj bi se bali!
Tudi njih nj bio strah umreti
"a mas"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-21

An estimated 80 per cen, of tic
United States Population arc
'hurch members.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-21
Christmas Seals Will Be Mailed Out
Tomorrow To Prospective Purchasers
Hope Thot Drive
Will Produce More
Thon Lost Season

Plans arc well under way for the
10th annual Christmas Seal Sale
campaign, which will be held here
November rs through December Is.
II was announced today by Miss
Rachel Watkins, chairman for the
committee Of the Henderson Wo-
mans club, sponsor of the 1916
campaign. Proceeds will be used in
the fight against tuberculosis.
Sheets OF seals will be mailed ou,
tomorrow, as uSui.'. 10 individuals.
schools. civic organizations and
business firms. An urgent plea is
being made TO tho public to sup
Port the sale in hearty and gen.
erouS manner.
ScNcnly-INc per conf Of the funds
realized from the months sale Il
seals will be retained in the county
ana will primarily be Srcnt for pre-
c. tive and control II assures. II
was stated that over 100000 persons
~ tho nation are afflicted with ac-
tive tuberculosis and proceeds from
tho seals will bc used 10 assist these
PERSONS in re overinG their health.
Although the usual response from
the public is gratifying and w.
very enc Throughout the country
: Contacted by mail. booths will DC
"a. iiShCd in tho post o1ri"c which
iii enable further purchase. il was
explained.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-21
Number Of 0ffices viii Be Filled
Through Choice Of Commissioners
New Four-Yeor Terms To Be Begun By Some
Following Elections Held On November

All Vance county officials will be :
gin their new terms on Monday.
December 2, and at the same time
the Board of County Commissioners
will reorganize by clccting a certain
number IF officials chosen by tina,
body, and whose terms will begin
Immediately with election.
Elective officers. chosen AT The
November election, and who will
assume their duties for fuur-ycar
terms, all having been rejected. i'll
cludc Clerk cf Superior Court f. o.
Fa'kncr. Register Of Deeds Il. NJ,
Robinson, Sheriff f.. a. Cu,trcll. Be-
ginning Il new two-ycar term will b.
Recorder Il. Z. Clements. who also
was reelected. All won without on
position III tho recent ballotinu.
In addition. three members of tie
Board Of County Commissioners
Henry w. Hight, S. =. Rogers ana
f.. l.. Fleming, will start now terms
Of two years each. Commissioners
W. w. GriSSom and G.. w. Kno.,
hold over for two years OF follr-ycar
term" To- whc:. they were elected
in 1914. Hereafter all members oi
tho board will be elected every two
years for twu-ycar terms, the stag
ScrCd terms having been abolished
by tho l045 legislature
The commissioners will organize
for The coming year at their monthly
meeting December =, as they do each
first Monday in December No OPP
position 10 Chairman Henry ".
Hight III that capacity has been
heard.
County officers to be elected bv
tho commissioners for one-year
terms and who arc not expected 20
have any opposition for continuing in
office. include Miss DorOthea Wood
lief as county accountant and F. NJ.
Dorsey as tax collector. rho board
Will also elect a new county attorney
and prosecutor for the recorders
court. Irvine =. Watkins. who = rs
held both offices for several years.
recently resigned.
] he commissioners will also elect a
superintendent of the county home
and supe:inte ndcnt for the Scott
Parker Sanatorium Tor tuberculosis
patients. \ court house janito: will
also be named. Jesse Young holding
that place now. Miss Lucy Taylor
is expected TO be reelected county
home superintendent.
All deputies in the court house set
up are selected by heads of the Of
fees
Two other officers elected Noy