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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

Churchll je z lzrazom "cryp-
to-komunist" oznacil cloveka,
Xxi nina poguma, da bi pojas-
nil ellie, "a katere dela." j.,
STOCKHOLM, 18. aprila. -
Bivsi podpredsednik Zedinjenih
drzav, Henry A. Wallace je do
spell v Stockholm. V svojem pr
vem govoru svedom je Wallace
rekel, da so oni (svedi) v, zelo
vaznem polozaju in da morajo
sluziti stvari miru. Wallace je
tudi odgovoril ma napade Chur-
chilla, XII ga je oznacil "a "skri-
tega komunista". Rekel je, da
ga je Churchill pocastil z ime-
nom "crypto-komunist", in da
je namignil, da ON (Wallace)
della proti svetovnemu miru.
OdklanJem, da sc me VZne-
mira zaljenjem in sovra-
stvom, pa maj bodo viri, IL ka-
terih prihajajo, se tako odlicni,"
je rekel Wallace. ~
Odgov0r ma kongresne kritike
Ma enem banketu je Wallace
odgovoril ma kritike kongresa in
OBJ tel priliki izjavil, da mu or
ganizacija Zdruzenih narodov in
organizacije IN "a izobrazbo
znanost in kulturo dajejo pravi.
co, de- govori ''kot svetovni dr.
zavljan" Q svojem prepricanju
tudi izven Zedinjenih drzav.
Wallace je urgiral svede, ma,
sc borijo "a mir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

Kongresa sc je udelezilo 572
delegatov il vseh delov Zedinje-
nih drzav.
Ambassador je v svojem govo-
ru izjavil, da Sc ne da zanikati,
da so v odnosajih med Zedinje-
mimi drzavami in Jugoslavijo
nastale okolscine, XII povzrocajo
zaskrbljenost, potem pa je pou-
daril, da porazeni narodi osisca
sejejo neslogo med zapadnimi
silami in Sovjetsko zvezo.
Med ostalim je Kosanovic v
govoru dejal:
mi vsi smo bill uverjeni, da
Sc je zadnja vojna vrsila "a ne
ko nacelo. Vsem onim, XII so sc
udelezili borbe proti fasizmu, je
bilo obljubljeno, da bodo dobili
pomoc pri obnovi, da Sc DO nIh
ljudstvom pomagalo, da Sc po-
stavijo ma noge, tako da bodo
CHM hitreje sposobni ziveti ziv-
ljenje, vredno dostojanstvenega
cloveka, svetu, XII Sc je osvo-
bodil fasizma. :
"Zdelo Sc je, da je to nacelo
dovolj mocno, da bo prezivelo
zmago mad osiscem. Gotovo smo
bill upraviceni upati, da bodo
vse demokraticne sile, predvsem
Zedihjene drzaye, Sovjetska we
"a in Velika Britannia ,ostale
zaveznice Y miru, kakor 30 bile
" vojni.
''Vendar pa danes, komaj leto
in pol po koncanju sovraxnosti,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Slovensko dekle dobilo
prvo nagrado

Proslo soboto sc je vrsila TEX
ma v petju, katere Sc je udelezi-
10 mad 200 ucencev in ucenk il
21 visjih Sol sirom Clevelanda.
Kontest Sc je vrsil v William
Dean Howells Junior High Soil
ma Woodbine Ave., in prvo ma
grado v mezzo-sopranu je do
bila mlada Florence Siskovich
hcerka poznanih Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Siskovich. XII vodijo groce.
rijsko trgovino ma Waterloo Rd
Florence je aktivna clanica
Mladinskega pevskega zbora
Slovenskega delavskega donna
Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
40-letnica poroke

Poznana Mr.. in Mrs. Cesnik
liz 163O6 Huntmere Ave. sta Is.
aprila praznovala 4O-letnico svo-
jega zakona. Mr.. Cesnik je do
ma il Matenje vasi, Mrs. Ces-
mix pa il Selc pri Postojni. Oba
sta poznana v collinwoodski ma
selbini, kjer prebivata ze dolgo
vrsto let, kot zavedna .Slovenca,
XII nik.oli ne odreceta pomoci
tam, kjer je potrebna. K cestit-
kan prijateljev in sorodnikov Sc
pridruzujemo tudi mi in slav-
ljencema zelimo. Sc mnogo let
.sreee in ,zadovoljstva v zakonu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Lepo uspeli prireditvi

Vceraj sta diva nasa sloven-
ska pevska zbora zopet pokaza-
la kaj vse zmore skupina vztraj-
nih MOI in zena doprinesti h
kulturnim dobrinam ma sloven-
skem odru. Zbor Jadran je po-
dal opereto "Grof-cigan" v SID
ma Waterloo Rd., zbor 'Plani-
ma" pa je podal svoj spomladan-
ski koncert v SIND ma Stanley
Ave-, Maple Heights. Podrobno-
sti 0 obeh prireditvah bodo po-
dane jutri:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

Seja Mladinskega pevskega
zbora Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd. De bo W.
Sila jutri veGer oh osmih. Prosi
Sc vse starse, da Sc gotovo udele.
be, ker je vec vaznih zadev "a
resiti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice
Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Komar ma 668 E. 100 St. so sc
zglasile vile rojenice zadnjo
sredo v Mt. Sinai bolnisnici in
pustile v spomin zalo hcerkico,
XII je drugi otrok v druzini. De-
klisko ime mlade mamice je bilo
Frances Jeram. Tako je Mrs. Je-
ram IL E.. 100 St. v cetrtic po-
stala stara mama. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

"Nekoliko ljudi dobre volje,
XII zelijo mir, lahko onemogocijo
sile, XII zelijo vojno, bolj uspes-
no kot tisoci borbenih levicar-
jev."
Banketu sta prisostvovala
jug0sl. in ruski minister
Pred shodom, XII sc bo vrsil
danes zvecer,. je "a Wallacea bill
prirejen banket, katerega sta Sc
med ostalimi udelezila ruski in
jugoslovanski minister v sved-
ski. Nj pa bill prisoten ambasa-
dor Zedinjenih drzav, Louis G..
Dreyfus, jr.
Dryfus je poskrbel "a ugod-
nosti Harolda Stassena, XII je
danes popoldan prispel v Stock
holm, toda nj preskrbel nicesar
"a ugodnost Wallacea.. Dreyfus
je pojasnil, da je Stassen obve-
still ambasado o svojem priho-
du, Wallace pa da tega nj sto-
|ril. , j..
Stassen in Wallace stanujeta
" Stockholmu v istem hotelu.
| PARIZ, 18. aprila. - Franco
ii sc pripravljajo ma obisk Hen
ry Wallacea. Socialisticni vodi-
tell Leon Blum je izjavil, da bo
lob tel priliki napisal q uradno
Iglasilo socijalsticne stranke
lie Populaire' uredniSki cla-
lnek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Il bolnisnice

Mrs. Antonio Vadnal-Ce sc
je po pet-tedenskem bivanju v
bolnisnici povrnila ma svoj dom
ma 1922 E. 70 St., kjer jo prija-
teljice sedaj lahko obiscejo. Ia.
hvaljuje Sc vsem "a obiske, da-
rila in cvetlice, katerih je bila
delezna v bolniSnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Ambassador S. Kosanoviicc ma
kongresu hrvatskega sveta
'Porazeni narodi osisca sejejo razdor
med zapadnimi silami in RusijO."

Vceraj popodne Sc je zakljuci dvadnevn kongres Ma
rodnega sveta Amerkancev hrvatskega porekla, XII
vrs Masonic avditoru Euclid Ave., velikim jaw
MIN shodom in koncerto, katerega je udelezo mad
1000 oseb Glavna govornka sta bila jugoslovansk
basador Zedn enh drzavah Sava N Kosanovc in demo-
kratski senator Elbert D. Thomas il drzave Utah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Y zadnje slovo

Clane druStva "Dosluzenci'' sc
prosi, da Sc nocoj OBJ 7:3O uri
gotovo snidejo v Zakrajskovem
pogrebnem zavodu, da izkazejo
zadnjo cast umrlemu clanu John
Jezek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
DO1l1acCe vesti
Novorojenka umrla

Vceraj zjutraj je umrla v
Glenville bolnisnici novorojena
hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Gre
dence il 1929 E. 81 st. Poleg
starsev zapusca dive sestri in
brata. Pogreb sc bo vrsil danes
popoldne pod vodstvorh Grdino-
vega pogrebnega zavoda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Dobra posluga

Jim Gospodarich, XII vodi svo-
je podjetje pod imenom Uni
versal Lawnmower Grinding Co.
ma 254 e. 156 St., Sc priporoca
hisnim ospodarjem, ko imajo
stroje "a kositi travo, katere je
treba nabrusiti ali popraviti in
prenoviti. Poleg tega tudi brusi
zage in izdeluje kljuce. .Ako ga
poklicete po telefonu ma KE
2780 pride ma dom iskat in 70.
pet nazaj pripelje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
SPOMIN GA JE ZAPUSTIL

BROCKTON, Mass, 18. apri-
la-Frank J. Luizzi je pred tre-
mi tedni prisel ma policijo in ja-
vii, da so mu neznani tatovi
ukradli avto. Policija je sla ma
delo, da najde tatove. Vceraj pa
je Luizzi spet prisel ma policijo
in porocal:
cali Sc Sc spominjate tistega
avta, "a katerega sem javil, da
mi je bill ukraden? Prisel sem
povedat, da sem sc sedaj spom-
nil, da sem avto prodal in sicer
en- dan, predno sem 'tatvino' ma
znanil policiji."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Churchill oznaGil Wallacea
"a "skritega kornunista'
Wallace urgiral Skandinavske drzave,
da Sc borijo "a ocuvanje miru

LONDON, 18. aprila-Winston Churchill je danes ma
pade Henry A. Wallacea avnem govoru in ga oznacil
"a crypto konunista Rekel je, da Wallace namerava
oddvojih Angijo cd Zednjenih draw ter 10 pahnti
sirok sstem kounistienih ntrg, XII veejo il Moskve"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

unija proti raznim podrejenim
druzbam u. S. Steel korporaci-
je vlozila tozbe "a zaostale "por-
talne rsezde" v znesku pol mill
jarde dolarjev.
Fairless je rekel, da racuna,
da bodo stroski korporacije ma
temelju novega kontrakta nara
sli "a rs milijonov dolarjev ma
leto, medtem ko unija racuna,
da bodo delavci dobili AZ milijo-
nov dolarjev vec v obliki mezd
kot so prejemali po start pogod-
bi.
Odobritev unijskega
mezdnega odbora sigurna
Clani izvrsnega odbora CIO
unije jeklarskih delavcev so do
sezeni sporazum pozdravili kot
"veliko zmago". Murray nj z
izjemo naznanila, da je bill spo-
razum dosezen, podal nobenega
komentarja.
Sporazum mora potrditi Sc
mezdni odbor unije, sestojec il
175 MOI, toda to Sc smatra zgolj
"a formalnost, kajti unija je
istocasno izjavila, da je prica-
kovati, da Sc DO formalni podpis
novega kontrakta izvrsil re v to-
rex.
Sporazum obsega 100000 de-
lavcev v petih poglavitnih druz-
bah u. S. Steel korporacije, XII
so: Carnegie Illinois Steel Co.,
American Steel & Wire Co., Co.
lumbia Steel, National Tube Co.,
in pa Tennessee Coal, Iron &
Railroad Co.
Mezdno zvisanje velja "a ma
zaj do 1. aprila, in Z MIN DO
najnizja media cd ure povisana
ma $1.O9.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Zopet zdrava

Mrs. Antonio Tomle il 14823
Sylvia Ave. Sc zahvaljuje vsem
"a obiske, darila in cvetlice, XII
jih je prejela "a casa bivanja
v bolnisnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

cVceraj je preminil Daniel Ka-
sunic, stanujoc ma 153O1 Hale
Ave. Pogreb oskrbuje Svetkov
pogrebni zavod ma 478 E. 152 St.
Podrobnosti bono porocali ju-
tri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Jeklarske mezde Sc povisajo "a $1.W
ma dan; kontrakt velja "a leto dni

PITTSBURGH, 20. aprila-Danes je bill naznanjen
sporazum med unio eklarskih deavcev CIO in United
States Steel Co., katerim deavcem prznava 81 90 po
viska dan tenn e bla ustvarena podlaga eto dni
niru eni izmed nabol vaznih ndustrij dezeli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
RU5IJA P0DpRLA v5E zAHTEvE
JUG05LAvIJE PROT AV5TRIJI
Bevin in Marshall Sc v opoziciji
opirata ma Potsdamski sporazum

MOSKVA, 49, aprila-Sovjetska je podprls
zahteve Jugoslavje da Avstra plaza $15ooo00O0
cum reparac in istotako da juno Korosko prikuc
Jugoslaviji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
Vaje ''Slovana"

Jutri vecer oh polosmih sc W.
sijo pevske vaje zbora Slovan
" Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Prosi sc vse
pevce, da so gotovo navzoci oh
|casu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

Sporazum, XII sta ga istocas-
no objavila predsednik CIO Phi
lip Murray in predsednik U. S.
Steel korporacije Benjamin n
Fairless,. bo dal delavcem spe-
cificno 12h centa poviska ma
uro, in velja za dobo dveh let,
toda po preteku enega leta Sc
imajo pogajanja glede mezd H.
nova odpreti.
Ker je unija poleg specificne-
ga mezdnega poviska priborila
tudi nekatere druge izboljsave,
sc smatra, da so delavci dejan-
sko dobili Is centov poviska ma
uro.
Unija odstopila cd zahteve
"a placitev "portalnih mezd"
Fairless je rekel, da korppraci-
ia upa, da DO v stanju prevzeti
mezdno povisanje, ne da bi
vsled tega zvisala Gene jeklu
Rekel je dalje, da je unija pri-
stala, da kompaniji ne DO tre-
ba placevati takozvanih "por.
talnih mezd", to je casa, XII ga
delavci porabijo "a hojo cd
vhoda obratov do prostora, kjer
dejansko vrsijo svoje delo.
v teku zadn iih mesecev ie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21
NapOri, da Sc ustvari
mirovno pogodbo propadli

S tenn sovjetskim staliscem sc
Sc podrle vse made, da bi ma kon-
ferenci ministrov "a zunanje
zadeve mogla biti sklenjena mi.
rovna pogodba "a Avstrijo.
Ministri Sc nahajajo ma poga-
janjih v Moskvi ze sest tednov
toda nobeno bolj vazno vprasa.
ME nj reseno, kar sc tice mirov.
nih pogodb "a Nemcijo in Av-
strijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

Y "E;aakoprGvn0sti" dobite
vedso sve$e dneune novice o do.
qOdkih DO sUetu in donna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-21

Predlogu Sc je zoperstavljal
angleski zunanji minister Bevin,
XII je cital tocko v Potsdamskega
sporazuma, po kateri so Sc veliki
trije soglasili, da Avstrija ne bo
pretrpela nobenih teritorijalnih
zgub. Po sporazumu v Potsda-
mu bi Avstrija imela placati lie
skupno vsoto 100000 in 81
Ger Angliji, Sovjetski zvezi, Ze-
dinjenim drzavam in Jugoslavi-
il. Ameriski drzavni tajnik Mar
shall je podprl Bevina ma isti
podlagi.
Sovjetski zunanji minister
Molotov je opozoril, da bi bilo
nepravilno, &c bi Sc prezrlo zah-
tevo malih drzav, XII MISC bile
prisotne ma konferenci v Pots
damu leta 1915.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30

greeted with the usual, what hap
pened to your" 81 was talking with
my brother" was the very good ex-
cuse (No?). A few minutes later
Merle's pal, Maurice Grove breezed
in, but there Mrs. Troupe, English
teacher, changed her tactics and
startled his well planned excuse out
of him with, Were you talking with
your brother, too?"
On the morning of january Is, a
chartered bus load of 43 boys repre-
senting the Jonathan Hager Chap
ter of the F. F. A., left for Harris
burg to attend the Pennsylvania
State Farm Show. Leaving here
at 7:30 a. M, they arrived at the
fair grounds at 8 o'clock.
Farm machinery was displayed
by some of the leading manufac-
lures in the nation, and included
plows, tractors, combines, milking
machines, ETC., and at various posts
at the show there were screens set
up, where open air movies were
shown of farm machinery in action
on the farm.
Dairy cattle judging went on
throughout the day. Many Heifers
from the state of Pennsylvania were
shown and ribbons were awarded
to grand champion sires and reserv-
ed grand champion bulls. At the
hog sale, the prices of breed Quilts
ranged from $40 to $3.50.
A grand champion mare and grand
champion stud horse were pick
ed from the Belgian horses which
were shown. Speaking of horses
a horse pulling contest was the main
event of the evening, beginning at
7:30 There were eight entries in
the light weight class and the show
was almost upset when the contest
was won by pair of horses that had
never pulled in contest before.
Mr.. Jerald Biggs, the F. F. A. adj
visor at H. H. S., decided that it was
too late to stay to see the heavy
weight pulling contest, and the boys
headed back to Hagerstown, arriv-
ing about midnight.
The boys enjoyed the trip very
much and they all agreed that it
was both educational and very in
teresting, particularly since they
have been studying farm machinery
and animals.
One circus elephant to another:
"I'm getting sick and tired of work
ing for peanuts"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
High School Chatter
BY Clara Blevins

The highlight of the activities at
HIS. during the past week, was the
musical program, presenting the
Hagerstown High School Orchestra"
arranged and conducted by Mr.. A.
James Condarius, director of the high
school orchestra, which was held Fri
day afternoon in the auditorium.
The program included real modern
American music, opening with the
theme song of the orchestra. The
first number was 'Dipsy Doodle" a
rhythmic composition by Clinton,
which put the student body in the
mood and assured them that they
were in for an afternoon of wonder
full entertainment. "Over the Rain
bow" from the Wizard of o." fol-
lowed, with Barry Berkson featured
as violin soloist. stormy Weather"
was done as a saxophone solo by
Ferman Smith, and the audience was
so pleased that they almost took the
roof off with screams and whistles.
This number was followed by the
''Snake Charmer." Mr.. Condarius
dedicated the next composition, "Ha
waiian War Chant" to Mr.. Shove,
H. H. S. teacher, who had requested
the song many times. 'He wants the
school to fall down." said Mr.. Con-
darius, but the band played it and
Oh! how hot! (Sounded something
like Phil Harris version, when he's
in good mood, only Mr.. Condarius
made it more presentable to kids of
our age.)
Next on the program was est.
Louis Blues" which was played as
it would be in several different
countries, with the boys in the or
chestra doing the chanting. Famous
Bands in Review" featured the theme
songs of many of the most popular
bands in the country and believe
me, the orchestra did very good imi-
tations. The themes included that
of Paul Whiteman, Rhapsody In
Blue;" Guy Lombardo and his Royal
Canadians, "Auld Lang Syne;;" Tom
my Dorsey, 'T'm Getting Sentiment
al Over You," with Donald Hoffman
featured as trombone soloist; Glenn
Miller, Moonlight Serenade;" Rudy
Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees,
''My Time is Your Time" Wayne
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30

King, "The Waltz You Saved For
Me-" Jimmy Dorsey, Contrast" with
Ferman Smith doing the featured
solo on the Saxophone; and Cab Cal
loway. (Whose theme song didn't
get)
William Fraley, an HIS. alum
nus, our guest trumpet soloist, imi-
tated Harry James playing his theme
song, "Cheri-Cheri Bim," to a T'
and he had to come back for an
encore.
Well, Mr.. Condarius has shown us
again that he has accomplished some
thing with the handful of musicians
he has. Mr.. Condarius asked us to
please not tell the boys that they
are top musicians, for he has to live
with some of those boys day in and
day out and he doesn't want them
to think they're too good. They must
always be working for something
better. And l think he is right (But
confidentially, they're swell.)
At the monthly meeting of the
Dramatics Club the short play,
"Sparky,' was presented, with Don
Funk, Pat Eichelberger, Pat Shin
ham and Jackie Williams making UP
the cast. 1t was decided that the
club would only give two dramatic
plays a year, but would also present
several short plays.
$50
A group of twelve girls from the
Glee Club were guest entertainers
at the Woman's Club meeting last
week. They presented a program
of songs which included: "Will you
Remember" from 'Maytime," by
Sigmund Romburg; Sympathy
from "Firefy," a duet by Martha
Natter and Jean Summers; italian
Street Song" and Naughty Mariet-
ia" by Victor Herbert.
The girls taking part in the pro-
gram were: Virginia Masser, Jean
Closer, Jean Izer, Jean Hebb, Peg
gy Hebb, Martha Petre, Jean Sum-
mers, Betty Iseminger, Betty Baker,
Nancy Eberly, and Julia Groh,
pianist.
The other day, when Merle Elliott
came into English class late and was
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Clear Spring News

A soccer game, between Clear
Spring and Hancock, was played in
Hancock on Sunday, with Hancock
winning by a score of 81. The
two teams will meet again next
Sunday on the Clear Spring field.
The Agriculture Boys, of Clear
Spring High School, who lost their
basketball game against Hancock
on Tuesday; January 81, at Clear
Spring, will journey to Hancock
tomorrow (Friday) for a return
game.
The Girls Hi-Y Club will hold a
dance tomorrow friday evening,
in the Clear Spring High School
auditorium.
DR.. j. Raymond Schmidt, edu-
Gator, publicist and lecturer, will
speak at st. Peters, Mt. Tabor and
st. Paul's Lutheran Churches,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30

Sunday, February 2. His sermon
theme will be, Americas Sure
Foundation" based on the words
of the Psalmist, IF the foundation
be destroyed, what can the right
eous do?"
Everybody is welcome to attend
and it is hoped that large congre-
cations will be present at all three
services. The service at Mt. Tabor
will be at 900 a. M; at st. PauIs
at 1890 a. M. and at st. Peters at
7:3O p. m.
Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert is substi-
tuting at the Clear Spring School
for Mrs. Bessie Snyder.
Blaine Mills, Harold Kelley and
Edward Shupp were installed as
councilmen at st. Peters Lutheran
Church, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Barnett, of
Boonsboro, are spending some time
at the home of Mr.. Earl Barnell who
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Veterans Administration is pay
ing monthly pensions or compensa-
ton to nearly 10000 veterans of
the Spanish-American war under
various Congressional acts.
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Miss Ruby Hovermale, Big Pool,
spent the week end at the home of
Miss Betty Weaver.
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Joseph Rowland, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Rowland, a stu
dent at the University of Maryland,
spent the week end at his home. He
played with the Clear Spring Soc
Ger team on Sunday, in their game
with Hancock.
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levied on the savings, or patronage re-
funds, from cooperatives to farmer
members.
The Federal Court, The Maryland
State Court, The u. S. Collector of In
mess Committee, and other Congress
terna1 Revenue, The Patman Small Bus
sional Committees, have ruled that these
savings on patronage refunds are NOT
taxable as cooperative income
Anti farmer forces want to overthrow
the precedent that has been recognized
through the years as sound legal and
business principle. These same forces
want to get law passed that would
make taxable these hard-earned savings
even before the cooperative returns
them to the farmer.
Under present law, farmers pay per-
sonal income taxes on the savings re-
turned by their cooperatives. This new
tax would mean double taxation and in
some instances, where cooperatives
work together for the benefit of farmer
and consumer, it would mean triple
taxation.
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10000 Maryland Farm
Families Ask
Why This
Discrimination?

families through
farmer cOoperav agWhy Discriminate
what Senate Bill No. 92 pending the Maryland Assembly,
does would discriminate the taxing savings
business comparatively before these had
would
Bill No. 90 have only 1t measure but
organization.
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Miss Clara Mae Wilmington, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ardell
Wilmington, near Clear Spring, was
married on Saturday evening, to Mr..
Merle Secrest, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Secrest of near Mercersburg.
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his unfair and discriminatory tax is
being sponsored by groups who are
seeking to take away from farmers their
right to work together through their CO.
operatives. They are endeavoring to
lessen the size, thereby the value, of
the cooperative refunds to patrons. In
order to hide the real reason, they con-
tend that cooperatives enjoy privilege,
and the state of Maryland is being de-
prived of income taxes on patronage re-
funds. They disregard the fact that CO.
operatives have no exemption under the
present law, and that such refunds have
been clearly held in Maryland and Fed
eral Courts as not being profit.
Many large corporations set up their
own purchasing departments, and small
business concerns combine to set up a
joint purchasing department in order to
make savings for themselves. In each of
the foregoing cases these savings are
distributed to the owning companies
free of taxation.
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is still confined to his home by ILL
ness.
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armers are small business concerns.
= They have set up cooperatives to do
their purchasing and marketing more
efficiently In the past the savings eff
fected were free of taxation the same
as in other business. The legislation now
pending seeks to tax these savings of
the farmers, but not those of other SIM
liar business. Why this discrimination?
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17

robert Strange playground, Cor
nelius Harnett, and the Commun-
ity Center.