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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
An Important Item

Most of us think of oil in connection
with its most direct uses-such as gaso-
line and lubricants for the family car.
But, as an entertaining little article in
a house organ points out, petroleum
products enter into our living picture
on practically an hour-by-hour basis.
When the housewife awakens she
turns on a furnace, which may burn oil
OF gas. She applies cosmetics which
have an oil base. She squeezes or slices
breakfast oranges coated with wax from
petroleum, and eggs which have been
treated with a special oil to prevent
evaporation and spoilage.
She washes the dishes with a soar
that may contain petroleum chemicals.
She removes spots from the children's
clothes with an oil-based cleaner, and
wraps their lunches in wax paper.
Our homemaker then gives the floors
the once-over with wax made from q
petroleum solvent, and rubs up the
furniture with a polish that has ar
oil base. She liquidates marauding flies
with spray containing oil derivatives.
She does her shopping in a gasoline
burning, oil-lubricated a which rides
on synthetic rubber tires largely made
from petroleum chemicals. And sht
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
Your O.
Questions and Answers
Or Servicemen's
Problems
By LARSEN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13-Pe
is a question from an anxious ex-
pectant mother regarding her hus.
bands chances If getting out Of
the s e i C e, followed by other
questions from veterans:
Only husband re-enlisted ir
the Army in japan. We are ex-
pecting a baby soon, and I would
like to have my husband home,
out Of the service. Will he be
eligible for discharge as soon as
the baby arrives and he becomes
a father?
A-The regulation governing the
discharge OF fathers applies only
t. men who were drafted. Now
that your husband has r%e-enlisted,
he will have to serve out his term
Of enlistment before he can get
out of the service.
O. was married before / went
into the service. Does this make
any difference as to how much
subsistence I'd get if I went to
college? Would I get more money
than a man who was married aft
er he was discharged?
A-When he was married makes
no difference in the amount of
subsistence a vet attending college
gets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
CONGRATULATIONS

The Rt. Rev. Thomas II. Wright
D. D., recently marked the first annlver-
sary of his conservation as bishop OF
East Carolina. The Star joins with his
MANY friends and admirers among all
denominations in congratulating him
upon this occasion.
One phase of his work which is
closest to his heart is Christian educa-
ton. The recent anniversary was most
appropriately celebrated by. an all-day
educational conference.
zone of the great needs throughout
the Christian world today is for re-
newed emphasis on Christian educa-
tion," Bishop Wright has stated.
Much of his vast capabilities is be-
ing directed in that channel of church
work as reflected by the two teacher
institutes which have been held during
the past year.
Truly a man at activity, Bishop
Wright has Travelled extensively
throughout East Carolina. A conserva-
tive estimate would place his weekly
itinerary at approximately 1000 miles.
Widely-known through this area,
Bishop Wright started his ministry in
East Carolina, serving the churches in
Lumberton, Red Springs, and Maxton.
Then while serving as Episcopal stu
dent pastor at Chapel Hill he was called
to New York where he was made ma
tional director of all the college work OF
his church.
Later he became rector at the historic
Robert E. Lee Memorial church in Lex
ington, Va. From there he moved to
California as dean of the West Coast
cathedral in San Francisco.
Called to St. Marks church in San
Antonio, Texas, he served IS rector for
the fourth largest Episcopal church in
the United States.
It was in st. James church here thai
the first anniversary Of his consecra.
ton as bishop was marked. 1t is interest
ing to note that it was in the same
st. James church that Bishop Wright
wat baptised, confirmed, and ordained
as well as consecrated bishop.
Still a young maj in years, hi
friends join In wishing him many NOR,
years Of service az bishop of East
Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

c. Linley Porter, past president
of the Chicago unit of the Ameri-
can Contract Bridge League, will
be one of a delegation of Chicago
experts at the All-American Tour
nament, which will be held at the
French Lick Springs Hotel, French
Lick, Ind, Oct. % to q inclusive.
AS I have said before, mid
westerners r good card players,
and l would not advise doubling
them unless the double is a sound
one. In today's hand East should
have known that a double with
the singleton king of clubs might
cost him the whole hand, as it
did. South won the opening lead
with the nine of spades and led
a small club. He remembered
East's double, and he did not want
East in the lead to 60 through his
king-jack of spades. AS he did
not care whether or not he lost
an extra club trick, he went right
up with the ace Of clubs, intending
to play the heart suit. Of course
the singleton king dropped, and
when declarer ran the five good
club tricks. East was in a bad way
for discards. He let a couple of
hearts 60, SO dec1arer was able to
cash six clubs. five hearts. a dia-
mond and a spade, making four.
overtricks on a contract which
might easily have been defeated,
because In most cases the declarer
would have taken the club finesse.
The good player will never dou-
BILE if it might help the declarer
In any way to make his contract.
Certainly the double with the sin
gleton king of clubs was unsound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14

probably drives over streets surfaced
with petroleum asphalt.
Finally, she may buy mineral oil,
hair tonic, soothing ointments and kin
dred commodities made from petroleum.
This list could be extended almost
endlessly. The contribution of the oil
industry to the ordinary, daily living OF
the 14O, 600, 900 American people is far
beyond the general understanding. And
it is constantly increasing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
Religion
L A M CHAMP
BY L 7. ELLIS

Our son has a thoroughbred aire.
dale dog, which is the delight oil
the whole family. Champ is a gen.
tleman, wise, courteous, vigilant,
and strong. A distinguished lineage
comes to perfection in him.
OF course, he knows the mem
bers Of his family, and quickly be.
comes acquainted with their guests,
But the N great love of his life
is Milady. When she appears, he
goes into paroxyms. Of delight,
leaping upon her and barking joy.
ously. He follows her whenever
he can and revels in their long
woods walks over Blue Heron
Point.
Fortunate is the man or WON
an whose personality calls forth
the affection of children and ami.
mails. He or she has qualities OF
character that no amount of social
sophistication can match. God
little ones see into the heart OF
personality.
Lord, help US to be of such sort
that the helpless ones will under
stand us and love us. Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
Incidents Happen To Eremen
Police During Fire Prevention Week

eater. He dipped a cotton wad into
whiskey, lit it, put it into his
mouth and spat out fire at the
cops 80. case dismissed.
In Connecticut, Plymouth's vol
unteer firemen not only urged citi-
zens to prevent fires but to please
report them promptly. Fire Of
ficials urge residents" said their
announcement, 'to report all fires
Immediately, so the best possible
service can be rendered"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
A Bullish Chairman

Those crystal gazers who foresee a
dark future for American business and
who delight in predicting the inevitable
depression received a serious setback
from no lesser a person than Chairman
Mariner S. Eccles of the Federal Re-
serve board.
The United States can look forward
to a "period of good business and high
employment" Eccles told a recent agri-
cultural conference meeting in the ma
tons capital.
The formula, as outlined by the head
of the Federal Reserve, lists a cut in
public spending, continuation of credit
controls and a concerted effort to pre-
vent major work stoppages and en-
courage production.
There is no grounds for general
pessimism regarding profit prospects,"
he added.
He cited these factors to back up
his contentious:
1. A continued strong demand for
consumer goods was indicated by the
fact that residential construction, if
prices are brought within reason, would
continue for many years at a rate OF
about s. 5000, 900, 900 a year.
2. With reasonable prices, the auto
industry should be able to sell about
5000, 900 cars a year which would
amount to about $7,O00,0 200, 1000.
8. Federal spending probably will
continue at s35, Oo0, 900, 900 a year "for
a long time"
Prospects for a substantial reduc-
ton in public spending are not bright
according to Eccles.
He points out that government ex-
penditures will include about SIS, 000,-
600, 900 for defense, $4,000, 600, 900 in
terest on the federal debt, and $5,000,-
900, 00G for veterans in addition to farm
support price activity, housing, public
works and regular government func-
tons.
Except for a possible cut from 3d.
900, 0OO, 900 to $4,000, 900, 900 in defense
spending, he said, there is little chance
for a further budget reduction "even
if the greatest economy is practiced."
Despite his warnings concerning the
need for reduction in federal spending,
his message lists several items which
would appear to favor good business
for several years to come.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
BY r d
APP NeWSfeatures Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. -PE It
was fire prevention week but
Bob Rhodes spoiled 1t.
In Baltimore, Mr.. r. struck a
match on the seat of his pants,
was treated for burns of the seat.
Elsewhere, fires and firemen
were giving the news a hotfoot -
A fire truck sped up to the
Frederick, Md, courthouse and
parked. Fireman Ray Steele, call
ed for jury duty, had brought his
truck along just in case
in Silver Springs, Md. the fire
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
Talk

Travel Talk
A woman travelling by train was
talking with a man in the next
seat. In describing her holiday
she said that she had visited San
Jose. -.
"You pronounce that wrong,
said the man. "It's San Hossy' In
California you pronounce all Inc
Us as HIS. When we're you there
The woman thought for q mv
ment, then answered, In Huns
and Huly."-Capper's Weekly
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

Mr.. Herman Stein, predsednik
Herman Stein Advertising
Agency DO letos zopet naeelje-
val odboru tujezemskega caso-
pisja v Clevelandu, ko Sc DO
otvorila 10 dnevna kampanja
Community fonda.
Mr.. Stein govori sedem jezi-
kov ter je splosno poznan med
tujezemskimi casnikarji. Pri od-
boru "a zbiranje prispevkov v
Community fond sc aktivno
,lejstvuje re 20 let in kot do slej
bo tudi "a sedanjo kampapjo, XII
Sc otvori IA. oktobra, posvetil
vso pozornost in skrbel, da sc
bo med tujezemskim casopisjem
razdelilo potrebno gradivo "a
uspesno reklamo, da bo fond do
segel doloceno kvoto $780,
900, S katerim denarjem Sc pod
pira in vzdrzuje razne JAYNE
urade v pomoe in dobrodelnost-
ne svrhe med potrebnim naro-
dom v mestu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

sode 2 vrelo vodo in . neprevid-
MIN ravnanjenn z vzigalicami,
XII povzrocajo veckrat resne ne
srece. .-
Otrokom bi Sc morale dopo-
vedati, dokler so se mladi, da
kuhinja nj igrisce in pee tudi nj
igraca. Ako Sc otroke pusti
okrog plinske peel, obstoja we'd
no nevarnost eksplozije ali "a
dusenje z plinom. Mnogokrat
otroci radi odprejo plinske pipe
pri peel in gredo proc: Potem
plin napolni prostor v stanova-
nju. Ako v TAKEN slucaju nekdo
prizge vzigalico, je eksplozija
gotova rec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Pazite SO strupenih COB!

Dr.. Harold J. Knapp, mestni
zdravstveni komisar je vceraj
tidal obicajno letno svarilo vsem
tistim, ki Sc radi sladkajo go
bami, .pri tenn pa dostikrat Ia
vzijejo strupene. DR.. Knapp
svetuje nabiralcen COB, mai Jill
lie nahirajo, ker imajo s tenn We
.selje. Ko jlh 1prinesete domov,
jih Sc enkrat dobro preglejte.
potem pa write v kanto a od-
padke in kupite varne gobe, HI
Sc dobijp ma trgu, XII 50 umet-
no pridelane Y posehnih poslop-
jih. LIE redki 50 Jude, ki INA.
jo zanesljivo lociti vzitne gobe
Cd strnpenih. zato se ! gobanai
nj varno igrati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
M estne novice
Rekordno stevilo dijakov

Cleveland College, Western
Reserve universe Sc pripravlja
ma izredno veliko stevilo dija-
kov v letosnjem letu. Pricakuje
Sc 5000 studentov, cd katerih
bo 1000 polni cas- in 1000 del
nj cas-, ko Sc pricne S poukom
30. septembra.
Herger G.. Hunsaker, nacelnik
kolegija poroca, da Sc je z OH
rom ma toliksno stevilo dijakov
najelo Sc prostore " Auditorium
poslopju, E. 6 St. in St. Clair
Ave-, kjer Sc sedaj pripravlja-14
sob "a ueenje. Cleveland kolegii
nudi studentom 287 razlicnih te-
fajev v 484 razredih, vsakem
po 80 studentov. Lansko leto !je
poucevalo 80 profesorjev, letos
Sc jih bo rabilo 81 in stevilo Sc
DO Sc povisalo, ako Sc bo moglo
najti kvalificirane uene moci.
Vodstvo kolegija je narcotic
1000 novih stolov in mnogo
druge move opreme "a uene So
be. Vpisovanje "a dosedanje di-
jake Sc priene 16. septembra, in
traja do 20. sept, cd %. do ~.
sept. pa Sc bo vpisovalo move
diake. -. >r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Prispevajte "a otro$ko bol-
mico y Sloveniji!

Atlantski carter Mi sno posteno deajte posteno tud
vi. In skupno bono postavi podago trani mir, brat
stvo in pratestvo med svobodoljubnim narodi.
A1nerika bi take besede razunlea
Nasa dolznost kot zavedni Amerikanci e, da stormo
svo moci, da prepreeijo vsi vzroki, XII hi vod
novemu svetovnemu klanju in unicenju moderne civil
zace. Aerika je nasa nova domoyina. Navec j bono
koristili in sa seb in nasim drag preko oceana
da pobijamo sovrazno propaganda XII pod knko raznih
psevdozov dea pogoje H peljao naravnost tretjo
tovno vojno Viharni oblak k zbirajo mad Ameriko
orao izgint &c hocemo da zvedri tud mad Jugosla
vijo
Mrko G. Kuhel tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Tudi v najboljsih hisah
Sc primerijo nesreSe

Frank D. Celebrezze, mestni
varnostni direktor opozarja dr.
zavljane, kateri Sc pod vtisom,
da Sc donna ne primerijo nesre-
ce, pa je obratno resnica, kar r
dokazuje statistika O stevilnih
nesrecah in smrti, XII Sc prime
RHO v navidezno warmth domeh.
Pred par dnevi Sc je en- decek
nevarno oparil S kropom po gla-
vi in hrbtu, ko je prevrnil lonec
ma peel. Opazil je, da voda vre
in Sc viva preko lonca. Da bi
pomagal materi, (bil je 4 leta
starr je poskusil premakniti To-
nee ma peel. Pri TEN Sc je poso-
da prevrnila in vrela voda ga je
resno oparila. Zadnji mesec Sc
je primeril drug silicon sluca.j,
pri katerem je zgubil zivljenje
en- otrok.
Neka mlada zena Sc je mocno
opekla po obrazu in rokah zad.
Mi teden, ko je plamencek Cd
z.galice, $ katero 81 je priziga.
"a cigarette, vzgal jopic. MOI, ki
je bill slucajno donna, je pogasil
ogenj in nitro odpeljal zeno y
bolnisnico.
Y tenn sta zapopadena diva ii.
picna slucaja domacih nesrec,
! Il - nanaSata m prevrnitev po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
DELAVCI POCASCENI

Zadnjo soboto je priredila
M a olson Foundry Co. "clam.
bake" "a svoje delavce pri Ia.
lokarjevih ma Oil Addison Rd
Servirala so lepa dekleta, to
tudi nekaj steje.
Mr.. Geo. Walton je predsed.
mix tovarne, Xxi zaposluje do sc
ljudi, med katerimi jih je maj.
mani ena cetrtina Slovencev.
joe Pograic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

'pirali fasizem. Kot vse zgleda,
smo mi zmagali v vojni, to Ia
pri upravi miru Sc nam odreka-
jo pravice, "a katere smo najvec
krvi prelili.
Ia gorostasna slika nam da-
je povod, da kot ameriski dr.
zavljani, XII smo vse doprinesli,
da osvobodimo trpece narode
sveta, dvignemo sedaj svoj glas
skupno in v druzbi onih, XII smo
zastavili vse sile, da resimo de-
mokracijo in -da sedaj glasno
povemo, kaj mas boil.
Usoda je hotela, da Sc raw
no zemlja Slovenije nahaja Sc
daj ma najbolj kriticnem in po-
membnem vogalu juznovzhodne
Europe. Ma vsak nacin nam re-
akcija hoee pred nosom zapreti
Jadran. Mar nj sedaj prava pri-
lika, da Sc Ameriski Slovenci
oglasimo ter zahtevamo cd ame-
riske Wade, da izpolni obljube,
da narodi sami odlocajo O svo-
j usodi? Pomagajmo nasim "a
govornikom v Parizu, katerim
Sc odreka pravicna razmejitev
nase krvave rojstne domovine,
XII Sc sedaj obraca ma mas "a po-
moe!
Da, poleg dejanske pomoci
moramo adj ze omenjenih
razlogov doprinesti Sc to. Posa-
mezniki in drustva, posljite mo-
re in zene ma to zborovanje, ka
teri maj imajo poverilnice, da 70
stopajo toliko ljudi ali clanov.
Nase najbolj uspesno orozje,
kar nam je ostalo je, da Sc zbu-
di yes narod in skupno zahteva
svoje pravice, XII m u po vseh
pravicah pripadajo.
Slovenci, sodnosno Jugoslova-
nj sami smo .premajhni, da bi
kaj takega doprinesli. Postenost
in pravica tudi ze zdavnaj nj
mata odziva pri mozeh, XII so
danes v sedlu Wade, zato sc mo-
ramo posluziti tega zborovanja,
da jih opozorimo, da Sc blizajo
volitve in da mas je toliko, k:
bono glasovnicami njih uso-
di odlocali, potem sele bodo sli-
Sail mas glas.
Kongres je razdelil zastopstvo
ter pricakuje 60 delegatov izmed
Clovencev v Clevelandu in oke
lice. Ako sc v kratkem zbere
dovolj ljudi, bi Sc poskusilo ma
jeti avtobus, kar bi bilo udob-
neje. 0 tenn sc DO Sc naznanilo,
ko DO incl odbor sestanek. Do
takrat pa maj vsakdo sam misli,
da je dolEan ,storiti nekaj "a
uspesen nastop Slovencev v bo-
ju "a nase svete pravice.
Michael I. Lab.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA
Delegociio SNPJ, finoneno podprIo SANS

~ 7
Joseph Hrvatin, John Janc, Hell
en- Jereb, John E.. Klancher,
Martin Klaric, John Kobi, Mary
Konchan, Frances Kramer, Ed
ward Krumberger, Rok 'Lesar,
Max Matz, Frank Mako, Frank
Menart, John Miklavcic.
Tony Obluck, Frank Pucel,
Frank Putzel, Frank Rezek,
Louis Sasso, Rudy Singer, Alex
sander Skerly, Catherine Stay
duhar, Krist Stokel, Frank Su-
starsich, Mary sustarsic, Anton
Taskar, William Tomsic, Jakob
Volc, Anton Wapotich, Charles
Zakely, Frances Zakrajsek, An
ton Zornik, Henry Zorman.
Pc 81: A. Delegat (2), from
Eveleth; stirje neimenovani, ia
cob Adams, John Barich, Joseph
Bohinc, Andrew Bozic, Angeline
Butalla, Joseph Cebron, John
Cebular, Mary Gerry, Frank Chu-
chek, A. Cvetkovich, Theodore
Culina, Paul Dankovich, Fran
ces Dermotta, John Dolinar,
Frank Erzar, Sr., Kaytan Err
noznik, Sylvia Fabec, Michael R.
Fleishhacker, Josephine Fran
tar, Eva G.. Garden, John Gerl,
Mary Gornik, Frank Gradisek,
Emil Hrast, John Hribar, Frank
Hrvatin, John Ivancic, Jennie
Jerala, Julius Jerich, John Just.
Anton Yakich, John Yeran,
Matt Yurel1ovich, Frank Kaucic,
Steve Kauchich, Martin kim,
Charles Klanchar, Frank Kne,
John Kobe (64), John Kocjan,
Math Koschak, Marion Korach,
Emma Korosec, Anton Kovach,
Martin Krusic, jacob Kunstelj,
Anton Kuzner, Stanley Lajevic,
John Lesar, Louis Mahkovtz,
Anton Mahnich, John Malovrh,
Malta Marovic, Frank Medved,
Andy Milavec, Jr., O. L. Low
reno Ogrin,, Ann Opeka, Joseph
Ovca, Anthony M. Penich, Fran
ces Perushek, John Peternel
(37O, J. Peternel (113), Jennie
Petrich, A. Podboy, Anton Po-
tochnik, Andrew Pirtz, Florian
Pishek, Louis Pirnat, Jacob
Pomre, John Progar.
Rose Mary Raines, Anthony
J. Rebitch, F. Robnik, Frank P.
: Rodina, Rose M. Rudar, Michael
D. Schultz, Frank Seday, John
Sever, John A. Skarja, JOS. Ski
tarelic, Peter Skoff, Anton Stigl,
Frank Stih, Blaz Strovas, Jo-
sephine Sustarsich, Mary Sunni
ma, Frank Supancic, ]. Tancek,
Vjekoslav Tumbri, Anton Turk,
Mary Udovic, Gabriel Uljon,
Mary Vasil, Anton Verbick,
John Versnik, Mary Vidmar An
ton Vidrich, Theodore Vucelich,
Anton Vukovich, Angela Zaitz,
Jennie Zobitz, John Zugich, An
ton zganjar.
Razno: Andrej Cizej $6.31; !;
Frank R. Wodnick, 1924; Girl
Medved, SITS; diva po rs centov
in Rose K. Doak $2.2O.
Skupna vsota $500. stevilo
darovalcev, med katerimi je tudi
nekaj nedelegatov, je 270.
Nekatere zalepke MISC bile
tocno zaznamovane in zgodilo
Sc je, da je med prispevatelji po
So eden, XII je daroval lie 81.
Mirko G. Kahel,
glavni blagajnik sNPJ in tajnik
SANSa.
Prispevajte sa otroSko bol-
mico q Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

Chicago, Ill.-Na zadnji seji
13. redne konvencije SNPJ v
Evelethu, je ma iniciativo dele
gatov anglesko poslujocih dru-
stew bilo darovano "a politicno
akcijo Slovenskega ameriskega
narodnega sveta $793.69. Ia
znesek je bill nabran med dele
gait in delegatinjami ter glavni-
mi odborniki SNPJ in konvenci-
ia je zakljueila, da sc imena
vseh prispevateljev objavijo v
uradnem glasilu. Pc vrnitvi v
Chicago pa je brat Andrej Cizej,
tajnik in delegat drustva Roz-
mix, st. 18 SNPJ IL Chicago, pri-
nesel glavnemu blagajniku Sc
znesek $6.31 kot njegov osebni
prispevek in skupna vsota je po-
skocila ma $500.
Tajnistvo SANSa Sc iskreno
zahvaljuje vsem darovalcem "a
prispevke, zlasti pa Sc bratu Ru-
ditu Lischu, Donaldu Lotrichu,
Franku Vrataricu in mladim de-
legatinjam, XII so idejo sprozili
in jo izpeljali.
Seznam prispevateljev je sle-
dec:
Po SIS: Mirko C. Kuhel.
Po $40: Anton Garden, Peter
Geshel, Frank Grosser, Andrew
Grum, Jr., Frank Ipavec, Micha-
ell R. Kumer, Rudy Lisch Donald
j.. Lotrich, John dip, Frank
Petric, Carl Samanich, Mat
thew J. Turk, Anton Udovieh,
Michael Vrhovnik, John M. vi
rant, Jacob Zupan.
Po Sc: Joseph Golob.
Po IS: Ursula Ambrozic,
Frank Augustin, Jakob Baloh,
Michael Bizjak, Tony Bogolin,
Anthony Bozich, Joe Bratko-
vich, John Bruce, Matt Cankar,
Frank Cebul, Joseph Culkar, ia
cob Dolinar, Joseph Dolinar, Jo-
seph in DAM Fifolt, Rok Firm,
Lawrence Gradisek, Flip Godi-
ma, Frank Jacoby, Anton Janko-
vic, Joseph Jez, Luka Jurkovic,
Louis Kaferle, Matt Katalinic,
Frank kolenc, Max Kumer,
John Kvartich, John Lazar,
Frank Laurich, Mike Ludvik,
John Matosich, Ludvik Medve-
SEX, Milan Medvesek, Mary Me-
khan, Martin Miklich, Frank
Mlakar, Josephine Mocnik, Stel-
la Murn, Christine Nadvesnik,
Blaz Novak, Joseph Omerza,
Frank Pechnik, Joseph Petric,
Matt Petrovich, Frank Podboy,
Vinko Polz, Mary F. Prasnikar,
Martin Pruss, Helen Ribarich,
John Rimac, Anthony Rozanec.
Anton Rupar, John Shaffer,
Anton Shular, Louis Shuster,
Ioncka Simcic, John Simon,
Mary Slobodnik, Joe Skuk, Mary
somrak, John Spiller, Christine
3tritar, Louis Supancic, Frank
regel, Edward Tomsic, Ray
Travnik, Anton Troha, John Va
etc, Andrej Vidrich, Frank
Vrctaric, Lenhart Werdinek,
Frank Zaitz, Camilus E. Ear
lick, Leo Zevnik in Joseph Zor-
nan.
Po So: Ignac Jereb, Joe Kor-
sic, Frank Modic, Milka Pasa-
rec, Josephine Spendal in Mike
Eakrajsek.
Pc So: Vincent Arch, Frank
~3eutz, Charles Bizjak, Anton
3okal, Martin Bratanich, Louis
0ornik, M. Dragan, Rose ORA
,enovich, Joseph F. Durn, Anton
Fabian, Anton Gantar, Frances
Gorence, Katherine Grandovic,
Atlantski carter. Mi mislimC
vi Tn Sk,1nn0 homo nOStavi