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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-29

I+oIiioni 50 So hIini|i

DcluOl, Al VOO1 6lOCCAlJSAO
trgovino ma 16001 Holmes Ave,
je. po stirih letih prejel prvo
pismo cd svojega brata Cirila,
medicinskega profesorja, biva-
iocega v Jesenkovi ulici st. 4,
v Ljubljani. Sestra Miss Mild
red Bernot, XII je po pokhcu
bolnicarka, zivi ma Ansel Rd.
Pismo je zanimivo ter ma
tancno opisuje krizevo pot ma
katero je bill drugimi donna
cini vred, pognan. Pod tezo
krutosti cd strani sovraznika,
Sc sam sehi cudi, da je vzdr-
zal, kajti kot pise, jzdrayi in
mo6ni SO padali .kot muhe.
Pismo Sc glasi:
Ljublana,
"Dragi brat!
"Tvoje pismo sem z najvec-
jem veseljem prejel. Potovalo
je kar diva meseca. Pisam sem
Yam ze aprila .(1945) il Mem
CHE, pa dvomim &c ste pismo
dobili, ker takrat so bile zveze
Sc zelo, zelo negotove. Veseli
mas, da ste tam vojsko srecno
preziveli, da ste ostali zivi in
zdravi. Stiri leta so ze doba, v
kateri Sc marsikaj pripeti.
mi tn v Jugoslaviji smo v
tenn casu preziveli pravi pekel,
Sc prav posebno je bila priza-
deta pa ravno Slovenija. MAJ
kratko opisem samo usodo, XII
jev tenn casu preganjala naso
druzino.
"Kakor YAM je znano, so po
razpadu Jugoslavije |. 1941 Co.
renjsko in Stajersko okupirall
Nemci, Prekmurje so zasedli
Madzari, Dolenjsko in Notranj-
sko Ljubljano vred pa Itali-
JAM. Med tenn, ko so Nemci ta-
koj pokazali svoje pravo lice,
SO sc Italijani spocetka hlinili,
kakor da nam hocejo samo do
bro, toda mi smo to sodrgo re
cd poprej poznah. Ma veliko SO
mas zaceli preganjati |. 1912,
ko so v masah za6eli odpeljava-
ii nase ljudi internacijo v TIA
lilo, ko so zaceli pozigati cele
vasi in ko so zaceli v masah
streliat Slovence kot talce. Ka.
kor drugod v Evropi, tako so Sc
tudi pri mas pojavili domaci H.
dajalci, XII SO krivi najveSiega
gorja. JAZZ sem Sc Sc dolgo IT,
mikal, da so me zaprli sele kon.
Gem augusta Jeta 1943, po "a
slugi takozvanih belogardistov
Ker mi MISC mogli nicesar do.
kazati, so me 30 Ia dnevih izpu.
still, ravno en- dan preden je
Italija kapitulirala.
"No, prisli so Nemci in vedef
smo, da Sc DO zaeel Piles znoVa
posebno ker so domaei izdajal.
ci takoj stopili njihovo sluz'
DO. 21. oktobra SO me ze areti,
rail- in odgnai v zapore sentpe'
terske vojasnice, kjer so mas
drzali v najvecji svinjariji dc
26. novembra; tega dne SO mas
nalozili ma automobile ter mas
odvlekli v St. Vid. Tu 50 mas
nabasali v vlak in mas odjeljal
v Nemcijo, v svetovno 1znano ia
borisce Dachau. Tu Sc je zaee
"a mas pravi. krizev pot. Ease
sem bill preprican, da ne bon
vzdrzal, sal sem bill re v liubljan
skem zaporu bolan. Ne bonn OPT
soval, kaj SO te posasti poeenja
lie z nami in kaksne strahotf
smo tn dan "a dnem doziyeli
o TEN ste gotovo re v yasih Ca
sopisih brali. Moran reei le
da sem pri vseh grozotah ime
neznansko sreco, da sem vzdr
zal, kajti zdravi in mocni so pa
dali kot muhe.
| 'Najhujse je bio cd lansk'
pozne jeseni (1944) pa do kon
ca, ko smo zaceli strahotno stra
dati in ko Sc je pojavil pegast
legar. Tekom treh mesecev j
1 lyy,n Y1o nroko ~ 0n0 1iI,1i Miol
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-29

1dJO NAC klO0ul1. 1SNAdJ Has u
bilo v taboris6u $4,000. LIE oud-
nemu nalljucju Sc imamo "a
hvaliti, da SO mas vase 6ete tri
ure preje osvobodile, preden so
mas imeli pohiti. TO pc je zgodi-
10 20. aprila zyecer.
IS kaksnim navdusenjem smo
'sprejei ameriske cete, mi nj
treba opisovati. "a povratek v
domovino smo morali cakati Sc
dobrih: pet tednoy. Nj bio lah-,
ko to Gakanje, ker smo bill ne
kaj casa BE vedni lacni in je BIZ
10 umiranje Sc vedno yeliko. Pa
vendar, minilo je in 8. junija po-
noci sem sreeno prispel v Ljub-
ljano. Cez dvajset mesecey je
trajalo mole trpljenje; presta-
no je, pozabljeno pa ne DO nj
kdar!
"Doma je bila ia cas- sama
Julka e. zeno sva Sc locila ma
ia 1943), XII j tudi MISC rozice
cvetele, vendar je tudi srecno
prestala. Mici, sestra Olga, je
bila cello vojsko " ,Osjeku ma
Hrvatskem. Tudi ona je mar
sikaj dozivela, sal je hila tam
cele pol leta fronta, pa Sc je le
pred kakim mesecem sreeno vr-
Mia v Ljubljano. Vinko je pre-
stal ogromno. Cd maja 1941 le-,
ia SO ga Nemci vlacii 20 jecah
in taboriseih, veckrat je bill ma
tenn, da ga ustrelijo, pa Sc je
vendar srecno ,vrnil par tednov
Ia menoj IL taborisea Mauthau-
sen, kjer je hilo Sc hujse kakor
v Dachau-u.
Franc je sci jeseni 1913 leta
k partizanom 2 zeno in obema
otrokoma! Donna mu hiso sicer
MISC pozgali, toda izropali so
mu pa vse. Sin Mirko je bill ujet
cd belogardistog in zaklan, hci
Zofka je bila ranjena, da ina
Sc sedaj nogo pokvarjeno; on
in .zena sta Sc pa Sc kar zdrava
vrnila. Franc je sedaj v sluzbi
ma ministrstvu "a trgovino pri
federalni vladi v Ljubljani. Jo-
EEK je bill Sc pred vojsko pen
zioniran; vso to dobo je prezi-
vel v svoji hisi v Godicu. Sicer
mu je sla parkrat malo trda,
vendar Sc mu hujsega nj pripe-
tilo. Sedaj ina polno posla v
domacem kraju z organizacijo
nase move vladavine.
I ITO je v glavnem usoda, XII
mas je preganjala VISA ia dolga
stiri leta. Kljub temu, smo ime-
Ii vsi Sc dosti srece, da smo Sc
vsaj cell domov vrnili.
! Donna sem nasel Sc vse pc
starem. ker mi stanoVania MISC
izropali - Sc nisem prisel ma
vrsto! Kar sem incl pa seboj
v Nem6iji, SO mi pa vse pobrali
do zadnje nitke. Ia obleko je .pri
mas sedaj Sc tezko, ker nj bla-
4 ga. Sicer pa, kakor DO, bo; do
4 brega itak nismo bill nikoli ma
! jeni.
"V sluzbi sem ostal Sc kar
kot professor ma uciteljiscu. Ker
lse pri mas sedaj vse nanovo
|gradi, tudi solstvo, imamo vsi
zelo .dosti della. Ko sem prisel
aomov, sem dobil 30 dni dopu.
! sta, katerega splohS nisem nasto.
pill enostayno zato; ker nj bile
casa. sele po poldrugem mese'
Gu sem mogel iti v Stranje po.
gledat. 4Gori Sc je v tenn 6asu
dosti spremenilo. Ljudi je bile
, ia cas- 6ez $50 pobitih. samo pr
Urhu ice So Sc spomnis te 60
stilne) so bill oce, diva sinova in
yet ustreljeni, en- sin pa obesen
! torej kar pet il enc same druA'
> ne. To so strahote, XII, jih nj
. mogoee opisati. zupnisae, kjel
SO bill nastapjeni nemski zan'
, darii, je do tai poruseno, GER
. kew SO pa Nemci spremenili ,
trdnjayo; tud cello vas Okrogle
i SO do tai pozgali. Pa kaj bi ma
y steval; ma vsak korak po eel
;lnasi domnvirii naietix ma prozot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-29
v HeveniG Ee
6asopisi piseje 9
mladinski bOlnil
fNadalievanje 5 4

.fs =
Madalievanje $ 1.
Sen Ve6ji stavbni nacrt v poru-
Semi ,Sloveniji, XII Be -mnogo let
ne DO mogla nuditi svpjim lju-
dem, zlaati mladini, tiste boil
niske in zdravniske oskrbe, XII
so jo otroci, prizadeti cd vojne,
danes nujno potrebni, Primanj-
kuje namree sredstev "a zgra-
ditev poslopij "a bolnisnice, sa-
natorije, otroske domove, klini-
ke in podobnih ustanov. Zato je
apeliral, maj bi ameriski Slo-
venci pomagali zgraditi v Slo-
veniji taksno ustanovo, s cemer
.hi 81 postavili ttajen spomenik
"a clovekoliubno delo pri obno-
vi in gradnji move, svobodne in
zdrave Slovenije.
Ma podlagi tega referata je
izvrsni odbor Slovensko-ameri-
skega narodnega sveta soglasno
zakljueil, da Sc pod pokrovi-
teljstvom in upravo SANS-a
osnuje fond "a ,otrosko bolnis-
nico v Sloveniji in Sc takoj "a
ene zhirati denar.
SANS je postal vsem svojim
podruznicam, podpornim orga-
nizacijam, drustvom, klubom
ter drugim kulturnim, polite
MIN, gospodarskim, verskim in
druzabnim ustanovam poziv, ,
maj Sc cim pref .organizirajo in
maj zaeno zhirati .sredstva "a
fond. Vsi denarni prispevki il
tega fonda bodo Nroeeni pri-
stojnim oblastem federalne VIA
de republike Slovenije in Sc bo
denar porabil izkljucno "a zgra-
ditev poslopja in "a opremo O
otroske bolnisnice. Podrobnosti
0 ureditvi te otroske bolnisni-
ce, kakor tudi najnizjo vsoto,
katero bodo zbrali anleriski Slo-
venci, DO dolocil glavni odbor
SANS-a ma posebni seji. V bo-
doce hodo vsi prejemki SANSa
vpisapi v prid fondu otroske
bolnisnice. s tenn pa Sc nj reGe-
no, da DO druga pomoc ameri-
skin rojakov "a Jugoslavijo pre-
nehala. Nasprotno. Zbiralo sc ,bo
Sc nadalje perilo, obleka, ohuva-
10 in druge potreEssine, XII Sc
bodo osredotocale v posebnem
skladiscu v New Yorku.
SANS poziva svoje 6lane, po-
druznice in druge podporne
ustanove ter posameznike, maj
2 vso vnemo in marljivostjio pod
pro njegovo pobudo in poma-
gajo v Sloveniji zgraditi spome-
mix ameriskih rojakov, otrosko
bolnisnico, XII DO slovenski mia
DIM vrnila zdrayje in j okre-
pila telo. Tako hocejo ameriski
Sloyenci podpreti zdravstveno
akcijo mladine Slovenije.
Nekaj dni 20 objaW tega raz-
glasa so Sc ze javii prvi niece
nj. Najprej Sc je odzyal ideji
otroske bolnisnice Cleveland. V
urad "Enakopravnosti" je prise]
lastnik potniske tvrdke v Slo.
venskem narodnem domu v Gle.
velandu. MIR. August Kollande4
ter prinesel 1GO dolariey kOt
PrW prispevek "a otrosko boil
nisnico v Sloyepiii. Poklonil je
vsoto v spomin ma svojo mater
Ursulo ,Groseli ki je !umrla v
starr domovini dne Is. augusta
1943 v castitljivi starosti SO
let.
i Nekaj ur "a Kollandrom ie
stopil v urad ''Enakopraynosti'
Mr.. John Pollock, blagajnil'
SANSoye podraznice st. 80. Spo,
rocil je, da je Terezija FRANK
darovala ysoto tisoe .d0hrjey
katera je bila izrocena podruzni.
ci SANSa Euchdu, @. eek "a
izplacilo denarja lezi ze " glav.
nem uradu SANSa v Chicagu.
!, TakO Sc ,sloyanSki rOiaki IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
Chicago's Army Day
To Lead In Nation

Chica"o, April 3.-ChicasO's
Army Dav celebration April g..
with President Truman speak
ing at Soldier Field. will be the
largest in the nation, the Sixth
Service Command announced
today.
Command Headquarters said
military ncrSonnel to be pres
ent included Secretary of War
Robert p. patterson; Gen.
DWIGHT ID. Eisenhower, Chief of
staff. and Gen. Carl S"aatZ,
Gen. Ja"ob l.. DcverS. and Lieut..
Gen. Leroy Lutcs. heads. re-
sncct;vclv. Of the Arrows Air.
Ground. ard SerVic" Forces.
Fourteen thousand com bat
troops. including the 5th (Reh-
Diamond) Infantry Division. will
parade. with supporting tanks
and artillery. and at least six
Army bands led by tn" Wash
inctcn. d. G., organization, will
be i'm the line of march.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
Housing Bill


Washington, April 3.-(AP)-
President Truman's emergency houS-
ing legislation, including S60O,oOo,-
coo for building materials subsidies,
was unanimously approved today pJ
the Senate Banking Committee.
This bill also provides for prlce
ceiling on existing homes.
Republicans supported the meas
ure after losing - to 6 on an effort
to cut the subsidy fund to S30O.o0O,-
coo. Senator Capehart (R) OF IN
diana offered the motion and SaId
he will take his fight for 1t on the
Senate floor.
Capchart said Housing ENpeditor
Wilson Wyatt could start hte pro-
gram with $500, Geo, 600 and come
back 70 rmore money if he needed
it.
The House had refused any sub
sldv n which Mr.. Truman call
ed the very heart of his program
and also cut out ceiling prices OF
existing residences.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03

turing bands, marching troops and
personnel from civic bodies. Army
guns, ieenS. Tanks I'D trucks Will
pass THROUGH decorated S~treo's.
Army Installations viii hold open
house with equipment on exhibit
and with soldier guides TO eXnl9in
the DISPLAYS. At Armv HOSPITALS
End crowds will be shown through
tie warNs end methods Of brino;nQ
tho sicl, ar4 wounded ba X 10 health
will be explained by attendants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
Employees Bill
To Raise Wages Passed

Washington, April 3.-(APo-Ihc
house today passed, by a 1868 to /
roll call vote, a bill giving postal
employees a wage boost of $500
yearly.
The measure, when now goes L"
the senate, grants the increase |"
all workers whose pay rates are In
ed by the postal service salary act
Part-time employees would get a
2O-cents an hour increase and
fourth class postmasters a 20 per
boost IN their basic compensation.
Total yearly cost TO tn govern
menl was estimated at l25,UOU,O UO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03

jill FCacc, and still going up
The Presidents statement was is
ducd in connection with the release
Of a civilian prodg ton report by
KcconNcrsI, Director John snyder.
saying output had reached lis hlsh-
cS, level in history.
Unemployment, which slumpcd
after VJ-Day is Building up stead
lily, and non-al;iealtardI employ
mont is now above the NJ-Day
level" Mr.. Truman said.
REIMBURSEMENT Law.
Unemployment IS around 5000, O00
which is lower tn. any OF us
thought possible six months ago,
the statement continued.
"Private wage and salary pay
mcnts, which dipped sharply after
VJ-Day, are now around the W.
Day level
THE public debt. which neces-
sarily grew to give us our airplaneS
and guns, has now stopped rising
and u revenues and expenditures
are more nearly ~ balance
The signing of wage contracts IN
many basic industries indicates the
country IS ready for unbroken pro-
duction, the state ment asserted,
But. when asked what effect a long
continued coal strike would have on
the picture, Mr.. Truman replied that
a proln ged coal shutdown would
knock the whole thing out.
The steel strike, he told a news
conference, cost the nation about
100000 tons of steel products or
one tenth Of a full years production.
Snyder estimated factory output
now exceeded S150, 000. 000, 600 a
year. and non-farm employment IS
above what it was before VI Day,
when war plants were running full
blast.
The President warned, however,
we must not be complacant about
these good stems Of progress. We can
not afford to relax for enc minute
u battle against initiation. Our
progress to date will be completely
nulIified if we do not have an early
extension Of our price control laws
for without them progress Will be
turned into economic chaos
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
Agrees To Drop
Case Against Russia
Council Receives
Answers OF Both
Russia And Iran

Nov York, Nnril ~3.-(NF)-
Iran offered today TO let the
United \ations security Couucil
sbcIyc thr ,ranian casc tenn
norariIv. proyided Russia vouId
give assurance that Russian
troons would he v;thdraun from
tbc country unconditional bv
Nav 6.
minute REPLIES from both Russia and
Iran TO lis jnolJjries Of last Friday
ON the status Of naaotia.Ions between
them. then adiourned until II {. m.
tomorrozv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
BOY KILLS SELF.

MaryVlTIe, Tenn, April 3. -(AP)
-Ten-year-old Bobby Thatcher, of
nearby Parham Hill, was found dead
today with a pistol wound in the
heart. Blount County Coroner Ed
Griffiths said it was the youngest
East CT suicide Of which he knew.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
Army Day, 1916: Nation llonors Cls

Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Ter
ncSSCC.
Window displays of Army equip
ment Will be legion. ParadcS, ica-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
WEAE Tier
FOR NORTH!

u NVitI1E NfNVLINN'
Partly cloudy, not 50 warm III
the northeast portion this after
noon and 0Vcr east tonight.
Thursday parity cloudy and
rather warm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03

,a 40,
Wash sloH' Apr o. NN
Wo conveyed 9Ia' 81, - = o..
ing pfeak from "'''lt ~" III
Els,rlc' OF N"il'hi2id J'i' ,o''y oTin1
fied WIN U~i'lloIlI', ~ " y,
guards Wholil lHeg 1I'' i'~NN" -
cells. n
ne col'aeH'fiou ti',-
MeoIeE' a. "iio r'il go
"a, oVerpoWcrea me S'y"'I9 a. '2
a M, Ponce C'P', 1'oI e r'',t , r|.o%
and then calmly spent 10 '"l''''07
preparing to lice ,.,
At . a. m one "' Ul''H N9'',I,
the guard captalh ma le''l'e" ''
well - the en- pIoCn'
MADE ""pe VI >"t'
lhcn >hey lcl 'lF'',9cII '',"' ~
from me ROOF OF 'flc "-SV'ly J'i' ~ c.
rope OF iW''teo S,'e's' Hl1..' w.
bearing Mafylano incense Pi''0S' ""''
drove away, ponce Sal"' ~
Ponce were stoF.> ~ ".''t'..' a.
leaving uic ortS GA" ~.i''''7
occupants. lheS sax u'eS WY
trying to pIock every c%li'
Medley, a lusltiN" tn'
Mlchlga stale ptill'et1l'''S ""@
ound sulIy o' "i''' r ho,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-03
Production
I'm j.. S. Hits
Record High
Output Is Higher
Than Ever Before,
President Asserts

Washington. April Z.-tAIo-
President Truman SAID today
that production for civilians is
''highcr today than rVcr before
in the nations history. in war or
in Ecace, and Still going up"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21

I "ilidSlng the
 } a. m.
 Reg Sale
 Price Price
 Per Per QUANTITY Item Item Sewing Cabinet, Walnut 9.95 129 Wall Rack, Mahogany 3!98 .79 1 Wall Rack, Mahogany 395 1.98 1 Coffee Table, Walnut 22.95 995 1 End Table, Walnut 1595 1.69 l Magazine Rack, Mahogany 795 S15 1 Magazine Rack, Mahogany 6.95 249 1 Magazine Rack, Mahogany 4.95 .49 l Walnut End Table 495 129 1 Walnut Cocktail Table 1895 39S 1 Mahogany End Table 1895 595 2 Walnut Magazine Rack 895 100 2 Mahogany Magazine Rack 495 125 l Mahogany Magazine Rack 5.95 200 Mahogany Magazine Rack s.95 300 l Mahogany End Table 0.95 200 l Walnut End Table 498 zoo I Walnut Cocktail Table 1895 1929 Mahogany Magazine Rack 995 495 1 Mahogany Silver Chest l495 495 l Walnut Smoker HOO 495 Walnut End Table 695 LOO 1 Walnut End Table 89o 439 1 Walnut Cocktail Table 32.95 995 Ivory Mirror lo.5O 13s 2 Walnut Coffee Table 498 129 1 Champagne Mite Table 1t95 229 Walnut Smoker 4.9o -9S 1 Walnut Magazine Rack 795 229 1 Mahogany Pier Cabinet 1895 629 1 Champagne Mite Table 9.95 539 1 Mahogany End Table l49o 595 l Walnut Book Trough 12s5 595 1 Walnut Lamp Table 14.95 349 Juvenile Cretonne Chests 7so 495 ? Juvenile Cretonne Chests 5.95 395 l2 Upholstery High Chairs l7.S5 $50 l2 Never Wet High Chair Pads l95 9S Upholstery Childs Rocker 7.95 229 Nursery Chairs 5.95 229 Childs Costumer 5.95 275 Chds Leather Rockers 9.95 7l0 Chids Mahogany Chairs 696 45O l2 Full Size Cribs l495 45O Childs Chests 1895 744 Maple Cribs Full Sze) 22.95 S25 6 Ivory Cribs Full sizeJ 29.95 S4 Maple Cribs Full sze) l4.95 97O Tree Hammocks 4.95 2.98 l5O Folding Yacht Chairs 490 266 l2 Metal Medicine Cabinets 4.98 2.9S l2 Metal Medicine Cabinets
 (glass shelves E9o 469 36 Uphol. Leather. Foot Stools lSo .49 6 Double Glass Shelf (Bathrm) 3.90 16O l Colonial Fireplace Mantels 29.95 1895 1 Colonial Fireplace Mantels 32.95 1895 50 6x9 Felt Base Rugs 595 295 l2 24x34 Oval Braided Rugs 4.95 2.49 Is 24x4S Rag Rugs 2.69 1.S9 24x4S Tufted Rugs 9.25 4.75 Black Stove Pipe length .O9 f5'6 Chrome Stove Pipe length .59 IA Table Metal Lamps 3.95 1.96 13 China Table Lamps 12.95 to 29.95 6.96 50 Bed Metal Lamps 4.95 2.62 1 Walnut End Table 7.95 4l5 1 Barrel Back Shar Tapestry 99.95 47.6O l Tilt Chair & Ottom. vel. GOV. 69.95 3S1O l Pillow Back Chair Tapestry 6s.95 27.SS l Tapestry Lounge Chair 429o 1885 1 Pillow Back Lounge Oh. Tap 8995 39.15 1 Platform Rocker, Tapestry 1895 2S6O l Barrel Back Chair, Tapestry 99.95 4S.16 l Mahogany Occasional Chair 22.95 S.61 I Mahogany Occasional Chair 2395 $40 l Walnut Occasional Chair 1895 5.10 I Walnut Wall Rack 395 1.S2 1 Walnut End Table 498 2.96 Mahogany End Tables 895 469 1 Walnut Lamp Table 495 169 Walnut Coffee Table 795 3.6O 1 Mahogany Occasional Chair 2295 S.75 Tapestry Lounge Chairs 4295 2S6O l Mahogany Platform Rocker 1850 21.OO 1 Tapestry Lounge Chair 4295 lS.SO 1 Tapestry Barrel Back Chair 6995 39.95 l Wal. Arm Rocker, Vel. cover 4l95 1885 l Tapestry Occasional Chair 1895 7.95 l Tapestry Occasional Chair 1895 LILO R REDUCEDs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21
r ''e Donlages Roof OF rormer Auditorium,

the elre roos yesterday morning dan,aao.
 Street Str toot 3 of an old South bbanagee nage.
 terh,s, H1lees landmark, the rnn forn,a. Main 1Ia
 riao rIloufy auditorium in ivrt,ier uhier Wa
 aso senerDi Diamage was esR estimstedy se years
 The blaze, which brlIts' brols
 G the roof of the seii A1hos.t Ifoke out out under was wal warehouse cs,1ea at 268 South tarn1ture ma1 sha1 1lsh fire, fire, according ing to ,f1m En- rub the e'1nes rnos travelled easterlv o,o,,. Was iae TOOL, co1t, Legge said but t5e along along n fee-story structure 1sslc nan Of the Q ors siisoke ana drew hundreds of sceot clouds or orS ana tie1 the heat was so iptaa hpeota- ur rs a tune it caused the so sts,1 intense sserted e become red hot 1aaoo saro. F Bremen were on tho Fo hours. i 'ae scene for anl,fv r1lf chief hs:.e Martin campion and 1' Ipu.y n, ( Chief Richard sheeban eion and i'd rr'1aand mnaniea Of the firemen r1,nn fron, td Tn I3l,lS praSesE spread ca; over the furnit'are eara ow. yi00fS damaging the furnit,'ppo 1ne up.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-19
Western Union Asks Raise

Will veto fh" 2''A piiI 4NN -''
whole system Due on June "9--ditd
many OF them nope ne VIII. Iudt
duSuN, Which has opposed ORA re-
luiauuu>, la n.anc 1000 Wluyl I's
new conditions. hCA Il rampant M
tlatlou follows, the PIe>idoH can
point to hIs efforts Ia prevent i
ana So na\c hl~ position atrn1thDn-
cd The Ralcteh visitor nole1 that
WaShngton is extremely conscious
81 lAe elections lhla yea ai'' ~.
DTTIFUi-iIONern Cherry plan
ned to take Il GAY out oI AIs very
tlaht schedule to visit has stcpmOtn-
tr who Is seriously Ill in ROCf,
HIN hospital He lent Raleigh Tues
Gay afternoon to attend the Cotton
Festival al GastuuIa " cdnesGaY and
then go on to Rock HIll, planning
to return to his office late Ihursday
or early t4IuaN
CROW Bruce t,therQge, dl-
rector OF CuuSerN atlon ana dc\ elop-
ueu,. returned MONDAY IrOm a
weekend visit TO ms home - Man
teO tie reports Roanoke lslanG ana
Nags Head III d dlther over pros
pecuye opening ot me Lost Oolons
presentation JDne 80, ana pTo9pecC7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-19
ItNS table at halchis.

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oouIIieh. removing 'he st'ofo"S I'm
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ba' io"h Two ehiSh'h sa',"N '''''S.
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sf,on.norry ar4 anna Ice cream
strawberry ana wanna nee . ear,
aa@ orange ice. No' oe'' ia 'e@
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-19
PINNELL-.
Insurance Agency
Telephone Bldg = Phone 20
MAKE IT A MIllI0N!"
EARN while YOU LEARN
a SKILL OR TRADE

Splendid education und training
in more than 200 skills and trades
are offered by the new Regular
Army. Good pay und opportunities
Tor advancement. Over three
quarters OF million have enlisted
already. MAKE IT A MILLION Get
all the facts at your nearest U. S.
Army Camp or Post. or U. S. Army
Recruiting Station.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-19
MAKES OWN ROADS.

Oxford June l9-L. r. D5'-lel of
route has had farm that w9e
more or less isolated because he could
not get a road through a swamp. Re
Gently he tocl, forr aSes Of dyna-
mite worth about $40. blew the
road bitches, and then constructed
the road. according to W B Jones. as
eiet9rt farr7 agent Of the Site Col
lege Extension Service Da.iel says
the new road IS worth $1,000 70
.!u..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-19

EASIER-Rhodes said he did not
have time to make anything like a
thorough check of congressional
sentiment with relation to the White
House. but from what he saw he be-
heVeS the situation Is better than 4
was few weeks ago. He found a
good deal of favorable sentiment
over the presidential veto of the
Case bill. and attitude of most SEN
ators Is that permanent labor bill
more III line with the president 5
ideas Viii be passed next fall or
winter Something Of the same SEN
timent IS noted in the OPA case,
Opin,on Of most senators with whom
Rhodes talked Is that the President