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BRIEF SMYRNA
LANDING NEWS
Budget of News and Person
ais Cleaned About Smyr-
ma River Wharves
CITIZENS MAKE VISITS

Smyrna Landing, Sept. 8 = Mr..
S. F. Jackson was taken suddenly
ill Saturday evening and was NOV
ed to the Memorial Hospital, Will
mington, Sunday for observation.
The last report was that he was
resting easier
Mr., ]. P. Scout of Wilmington,
visited relatives and friends here
Sunday.
Miss Betty Lovegrove has been
visiting relatives at Salem, N. J..
She returned home Tuesday for
school.
Mrs. Emma Davis celebrated an
other birthday Tuesday. Her chill
dren came home, and brought a
supply of refreshments and a de-
lightful evening was spent. Her
sister, Mrs. Ralph Boyles of Smyr-
ma, presented her with a purse of
money.
George McNatt, Jr., of Marcus
Hook, spent Saturday with his
father.
Mrs. Ida Morrow of Wilmington,
is spending a while with her sister,
Mrs. Emma Jackson during the
illness of her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richelt and
sons Bobby and Frank Jr., spent
the weekend and Labor Day with
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs, Horace Cole and
daughter Peggy, of Marshalton,
spent the wesek-end with her moth
er, Mrs. Glen Tarbutton.
Louis Gaulke, Jr, of New York
City, has been spending a week
with his parents. On Monday Mrs.
Gaulke, his mother, accompanied
him and spent the day with her
sister, Mrs. Bertha Burris at Little
Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert George and
son Larry, M. Layton Pierson of
Wilmington, were weekend visit
ors of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dayton Pierson, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford of
Dover, Mrs. Emma Pearson of
Cheswold, were recent visitors of
Mrs. Thomas Wrench.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gaulke and
son of Linwood, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hilyard of Claymont, Mr..
and Mrs. George Gaulke and fam
lily of Wilmington were Sunday Wis
ators of their parents here.
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the design on 1.-THE cup, but wheth-
er or not it brought refershment to
thirsty travellers.
There are a number of people
who will stand off and criticise
Jesus Christ. They will deny His
virgin birth, His sinless life, His
atoning blood, Hiss resurrection,
His ascension, His coming again.
They will deny almost everything
concerning Him. But while they
are standing there denying this or
that, there are thousands of others,
who, drinking thte water of life
which He so freely gives to the
whatsoever will, find deep satisfy
ing refreshment to their weary
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CLAYTON NEWS
AND PERSONALS
Budget of Items From Our
Railroad Town and Their
Personal Mention
CHURCHES AND SCHOOL


Trinity Episcopal Church: Even
ing prayer and sermon at 7:30 pm.
in the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Helms and
daughter of Pennsburg, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Eichholz and Mrs.
Betty Eichholz Knots of Whining
ton We're guests over the weekend
and the holiday of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eichholz.
Miss Mary Frances Walker of
Wilmington is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Walker.
Austin w. Carey, Seaman End
Glass, now stationed at Norfolk,
Va, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Curlett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hahn of Phila-
delphia, Pa, spent the weekend
with Mrs. John Bailey.
Thomas Conway of cambridge,
Md, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Con-
away.
William Carson, Seaman End
Glass, of Norfolk, Va, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Carson.
James L. Stewart of aBinbridge,
Md, spent a short leave Monday
night with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Mrs. Emma Meredith of Dover,
is spending a few days with her
sisters, Mrs. Herman Sevil and
Mrs. John Ford.
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BLACKBIRD
Items OF Personal ana Social In
terest Cleaned Fran the Vicinity

Blackbird, Sept. S-The Friendly
Neighbors Home Demonstration
Club held a picnic at the home of
Mrs. Lee David on Tuesday. Four
teen members were present and an
enjoyable time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Urquhart and
daughter were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kohl.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Weber and Mr..
and Mrs. C. M. Mitchell spent the
weekend at Lewes and Nassau.
Del.
Mrs. Clara Matthews returned to
her home at Still Pond after a
weeks visit with Mrs. D. D. Stats
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Caille were
weekend visitors with MIR. Royden
Caulk.
Ralph and Almond Neal. grand
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tucker,
returned to Girard College in Phil
adelphia on Tuesday after six
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OAKHILL COMMUNITY

Delaney's, Sept. 8-Mr. and Mrs.
William Tucker of Pennsville, Nj,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwod Walton of
Burlington, N. j., spent Sunday
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c. Darrell
and little son Leslie, Jr., of Balti-
more, Md, visited their relatives in
this vicinity, Sunday.
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Refrigerate Leftover Strained
Baby Food

Rationing and thrift, those latest
wartime partners, have invaded the
whole household. Even the nursery
responds now to their dictates. For
with but 48 points allotted to sup
ply the baby's larder, every mother
must handle food with extra care,
to assure the greatest good from
baby's vital portion.
Good news to mothers then, is the
recently reiterated statement by
food specialists on the keeping quail
tiles of an opened can of strained
foods when properly stored in a
refrigerator. Says one, when a
portion of strained foods is held
over for another meal the food NAV
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for the information they mailed in
to Dribbles. Mr.. and Mrs. Carrow
and Mrs. Lee R. Cochran are old
friends as it were, whereas Miss
Rash is new arrival, but none the
less welcome. In truth, Miss Rash
is indeed a late arrival since she
states that her brother Vaughn has
been in the Service for year.
However, better late than never"
Most unfortunately, you are not the
only one who has been late Miss
Rash. 1t is to be hoped that the
parents and friends of Service men
and girls, will understand that the
published address of any particular
person is done strictly for their
own benefit. Many extra letters
are written in the course of year
to these Boys and Girls because the
address is known to the readers of
this column. That is the reason
why Dribbles is so anxious to keep
these addresses alive and active.
Everyone in the area who is doing
their bit to help in this work can
feel assured that their efforts are
not being wasted; some boy, or
some girl, some place in this world
is made more happy as the result
of this kindness. The addresses
which you sent in were published
under the date of September End in
this column.
Dribbles has been advised that
Pfc. Nelson M. Stats ("PeteO has
passed the word along from Eng
land, that he is gong to try and
locate some of his former friends
over there. Among the names men
toned were Bob Bell, Millard Pass
waters, Lee Slaughter and Fletcher
Truax. Watch out boys, "Pete" is
on the prowl-you should know
just what that means, since this is
perhaps his first man hunt. Does
he get his men, or doesn't he-that
is the big question. Here's hoping
that he is successful in this in
stance. 1t would be a big red let
ter day if this group of Boys from
Smyrna should ever meet? Who
said that the M. P.'s should be
strengthened for the occasion
'Traint fair to even think such a
thing, when a single company of
WAVES or WACS would answer
much better.
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DRIBB LES

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SERVICE HONOR ROLL
CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Cpl. William Eierman
Boeing Aircraft Factory
T. D. A. A. F. T. c.
$500 Ellis Ave, No. Bks. 95
Class 51-2-18
Seattle 80 Washington
Don 1. Ennis, @. M. 1c
U. S. S. Levy, D. E. 1852
Care of Fleet Post Office
San Francisco, Calf.
A-C John R. Francis
A. S. N. 13097025
Cadet Detachment P. A. A. F.
Pampa, Texas
Pfc. John M. Horn, Jr.
A. S. N. 324S7856
18th T, S. S. Area No. 4
Barracks No. 1928
Scott Field, Illinois
Cpl. Alban L. Johnson
Provisional Squadron M
A. A. B.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Cpl. w. j. MacLucas
A. S. N. 324S527S
511th Engineers l.. oPn. Co.
Camp Bowie, Texas
SIS John c. Newson
A. S. N. 12014034
5O3rd Parachute Infantry
A. P. o. 704, CO Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Pfc. Nelson M. Stats
A. S. N. 32485199
582nd Squadron
314th Depot Repair Squadron
A. P. o. 635, Postmaster
New York City, New York
T-5 Howard Steele
A. S. N. 3207O717
Bly,. D, 633rd A.A.A.W., Sep. b
A. P. 0. 511, Postmaster
New York City, New York
Pvt. Frederick w. Stevenson
A. S. N. 32487S96
2642nd Armored Replacement B.
G.. R. p.
A. P. o. 302, C o Postmaster
New York City, New York
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EXCEED FOOD
GOALS FOR 1913
CONTINUED From Page onel

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of labor and the problems of ra-
tioning caused the margin of profit
to BIT small. The value of follow
ing better practices for economical
production on the farm have be-
come more evident throughout the
state"
SCHOOLS Offer Study
Setting forth that vocational ag-
riculture in the schools has been
called upon to take more import
ant place in the agriculture of Del
aware, Hodgson said the courses of
study have been adjusted to meet
ne production netds, the type of
supervised projects carried on by
the boys have been those that
would help with the required in
creases, more Emphasis was placed
on farm machinery care and repair
in shop work, inventories were
made of the condition of farm
equipment, additional adult evening
classes were held on economical
production" and farm machinery
repair, and more boys have been
placed on larger farms to help re-
lieve the labor shortage.
Volunteers Air Farmers
Local vocational agriculture
teachers, the report advised, have
volunteered to serve as labor repre-
lsentatives between possible supply
in school and the farmers who need
help, and they served as leaders of
the Victory Farm Volunteers in
their local area and cooperated
with the federal agencies and the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
War Boards on all farmer pro-
grams. A great increase, accord
ing to the report, was indicated in
the supervised farm practice pro-
gram carried as equired part of
each vocational agriculture stu
dents work. Some increases of
vital food products were: Swine for
pork, 1877 per cent; brood sows, 81
per cent; heifers, 200 per cent; lay
ing hens, 81 per cent; vegetable
crops, 81 per cent.
Profit From Projects
In the % high schools where vo-
cational agriculture is taught, Mil
ton had the highest net profits for
money invested, the records show
ing a net profit of $4,547.11 and 21
boys spending total of ASP hours
of self labor on their projects. The
net profit of other schoolsl from
their projects were: Bridgeville,
$1,566.45; Caesar oRdney, $432.3O;
Henry G. Conrad, $1,138.26; Dover,
$267.46; Dover Negro, S37O.65;
Alexis I. DUPONT, $203.45; George
town, $2,997.73; Georgetown NE
gro), $931.59; Greenwood, 1882. rs:
Harrington, $1,79404; Laurel, 81
O71.26; Laurel Negro S56o.s6
Lewes, $770,02; Lord Baltimore,
S1,411.72; Middletown, $1,325.92;
Middletown (Negro) S7O5.44; Mil
ford, S1,92S.06; Newark, S347. SO:
Seaford, S2,16S.14; Selbyville, ST.
29o36; Smyrna Negro 1857. 95;
State College, $2,668.58.
Training Program
During the fiscal year, GA men
and women took advantage of the
training made available under the
rural war production training pro-
gram. Of the Al courses carried
on, 70 were in repair, operation.
and construction of farm machin-
cry and equipment; one in auto me-
chanics, one in metal work, one in
wod working, and IL in production.
conservation, and processing of
food fir farm families.
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Sgt. Charles L. Stewart III
Co. p, 10th Battalion
Bird Camp Regiment
A. G. S. Replacement
Depot No. 2
Fort Ord, California
Clinton Wooleyhan, T.M.-3c
No. 1886 Dale Street
San Diego, California
All those IN service. their families and
friends. are urged to inform Dribbles
Editor of new, or changed, addresses. KeeI
him supplied with interesting news items
The success. and continuation, OF this new
Service column will depend largely upon
this kind of cooperation.
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NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cows
and mules removed FREE of
charge by calling DOVER $685..
No animals removed unless call is
made Immediately and no animals
dying from a contagious disease
will be removed.
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souls.
1t is very evident that the critic
has never deeply drank from the
cup that he criticises.
One drink from the Fountain of
Life, The Christ, will open your
eyes to the beauty of the Cup.
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weeks vacation.
Mrs. Foster Tucker has been Wis
iting her mother in Chester and
sister-in-law at Ridley Park for
two weeks.
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Service Honor Roll

Pvt. David o. Harmon
Co. B, 68Sth @. M. Ldry
Vancouver Barracks
Vancouver, Washington
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25
.tristopetins dan

.tristopetinsestdeseti dan leta.
Njihove stiri barve so pred
stavljale zemljo, ogenj, zrak in
Vodo.
Sinlbol zemlje je bila petero-
kraka egipeanska zvezda (zdaj
kriz), zrak je bill oznacen S ko-
nico stozca (zdaj karo). Pix je
predstavljal ogenj. To je bila
pray "a pray slika priprave, S
pomoejo katere so ohranjevali
ogenj v egipcanskih svetiseih.
IDA jsno srce je bilo tedaj egip-
,canski kelih, kar je predstav-
ljalo vodo.
FAINT, kraljica in kralj so BIZ
ii egipeanski bogovi. Ceprav so
egipcanski sveeeniki ljubosum-
no skrivali skrivnost kart, VEN
dar nj mogla ostati vecno skri-
ia. Karte SO postale splosno
znane. Najprej so Sc jih poslu-
zevali "a vedezevanje cigani.
znano je, da so cigani prisli v
EVropo IL Egipta. Morda so jih
prav cigani prvi prinesli v Ev-
ropo.
Karte SO Sc S casom seveda
zelo spremenile. Ko jih je uve-
del zdravnik francoskega kra-
liza. Karla W.. ma francoskem
dvoru, je kralje v kartah ime-
noyal po slavnih kraljih il zgo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25
Igralne kal'te so
|iznasf starr
Eg,ipccani

Dolgo casa SO nislili zgodovi-
narJ, da so igralne karte iz-
:nasli v Franciji in sieer zaradi
tega, da hi Sc umobolni fran
coski kralj Karel VI. zabaval.
Igralne karte je namrec pri-
nesel ma francoski dvor kraljev
.zdravnik Jacques Gringoneur,
kateremus so nekateEi potem pri-
pisova1i,, da jih je ,izunail., zdaj
pa je bio odkrito, da so igre S
kartami skoro pray. tako. stare
kakor eloveska zgodovina.
h Razumljivo pa je, da SO Sc
karte in igre. V dolgih stoletjih
spreminjale in spopolnjevale.
ze mnogo pref kakor ": Ev-
:ropi SO bile karte znane v vEgip-
tu. SO kart je pomenilo 81: to-
dnov leta, ena cezstevilna pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25

WASHINGTON d. ca Chris
ftiai, ambassador to q the armed
forces Of America throughout the
world is being sent overseas by the
lProtestants Of The nation. The Rev.;
IDr. William Barrow Pugh of Phila-!
delphia is leaving almost at once
on 3 tour Of war areas expected
to continue several months. DR..
'Pugh, who is the Stated Clerk OF
the Presbyterian Church U. s. A.,
expects to visit Army and Navy,
lchaplains and service men on prac-'
ltically' every fighting front. He
Igoes abroad as the official spokes-
man of American Professionalism.
HE is to carry the greetings of the
Church people back home to the
service men and chaplains over
seas and TO learn ways in which
the Church can more adequately
meet their cultural, educational
and religious needs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25
(Nadaljevanje),

Kmalu je priself Kos "a HAP
ci v gozd. -,
- Malta Jazbec ne bo vee
norcev zbijal ma TEN svetu, je
dejal zadovoljno. Tako sem ga
zadel, da tece cd MEGA kri ka-
kor IL studenca. skoda zanj. Bill
je vessel cloyek.
Prisedsi IL gozda, so zasedli
konje. Jernej je vel ma svojega
konja Polonieo, starko pa dru-
gi hlapec in potem SO zdirjali
proti Krizni vasi.
Samotna in zapuseena je le-
zala koea ma hribu. Skozi odpr-
to okno ~je mesec vlival svojo
mehko hue v sobo in obseval v
krvi lezecega Malta. Naenkrat
Sc je Malta zacel premikati,
odprl je oei in Sc zaeel poeasi
dvigati. Oziral Sc je okrog Sc
be, kakor bi ne vedel, kje da je
in kaj Sc je zgodilo. Pocasi Sc
mu je jel vracati spomin. z We
liko tezavo Sc je vlekel do klopi,
kjer je stal skaf vode in 81 "a
Gel mociti glavo ter 81 izpirati
kri.
- Menda boste morai name
Sc malo pocakati, gospod hudic,
je tezko sopec govoril, polglas,
no. Posteno me je :vsekal, a
moja crepinja nekaj prenese.
Polagoma so Sc: mu vracale
moci tako, da je mogel stati in
storiti nekaj korakov.
- Cisto dobro stojim, je 60
voril, in tudi v glavi ne brencl
vee tako. Ko bi incl malo raki'
je, bi bilo kmalu bolje. No, pa
voda bo tudi pomagala.
'1 Opiral 81 je rano do jutra In
jo skrbno obvezal. Zabil je po'
TEN z debelimi. cveki okna ir
vrata in poeasi. in tezavno cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25
"OPAT0V
PRAPO
SPISAL FIR. REMEC
SPISAL FIR. REMEC

korakal $ hriba, a ne proti sa-
mostanu, nego proti smresk
grajseini. Prisedsi na potu do O.
vinka, cd koder Sc je videl "a,
tiski samostan, sc je vsedel ma
velik kamen in sc zatopil v svo'
je misi. Naenkrat je vstal, "a
grozil $ pestjo proti samostanr
in zaklical:
- Trideset let sem bill vas
sluzabnik, zdaj bonn pa vas So
vraznik in ne bonn pred nehal
dokler ne bo konec tega samo'
stana in njegovih prebivalcev,
XIV.
Opatovi, hajduki, Jernej Kos
in njegovi hlapci so dobljeno
povelje glede Polonice in njene
babice dobesedno izpolnili. Pc.
lonico so sprawl v dosti udob.
no opremljeno soho, memo babi.
CO pa SO zaprli v klet. In v tenn.
ko je Polonica, bridko jokala in
81 pulila lase, ko je starka v
svoji kleti besno preklinjala, SC
opatovi. tolovaji z Kosom praz.
mill velike vree vina in Sc vese-
lili knezje nagrade, katero jim
je dal zatiski opat.
Nekaj dni je pustil opat Pc,
lonico popolnoma v. miru. Nit;
prikazal Sc nj ma pristavi in de:
kle je zacelo koncno domnevati
da SO morda MO in memo babi,
co odvedli in zaprli samo rad
babioe, XII je veckrat kaj slabe'
ga govorila 0 duhovnikih sploh
zlasti pa o zatiskih menihih
Ker Sc je to ze marsikomu pri.
merilo, je bila ia nisel "a MIC
prava' tolazba, tembolj, ker ST
je moral Andrej Rowan v ka
kem tednu vrniti. Da jo Andre.
takoj resi- iz jeee, tenn nj dvo
mila.
Nekega vecera - ravno ke
Sc je Polonica spravljala spat
je cula ma hodniku previdne ko
rake. Nekdo Sc, je blizal vraton
njene jece. Polonica je vztrepe
tala. Sell bliza resitelj? Je-l
prisel Rowan, da jo osvobodi
Neznanec Sc je jako pocasi, ia
ko tihotapska blizal in jako po
easi zacel odpirati zapah n;
vratih. Polonica je kar sapo "a
drzevala. zdaj Sc je ma vratil
pojavila visoka moska postava
Vzlic temi Sc je videlo, da i'm;
ma glavi sirok klobuk, XII je "a
sencil yes obraz.
= Andrej! - je sepetala Pc
lloniea in pristopila blize. Dvoj
lmoenih rok 10 je objelo in vro
ca ustna so Sc dotaknila njene
! ga lica. V tenn trenotku pa j
Polonica tudi ze odskocila VS.
prestrasena. Spoznala je bils
ida nj slonela ma Rovanoyih pr
| sih.
Premilostni gospod opat -
| je prislo strahoma cez njene u
! stne.
Zate, Polonica, nisem nit
premilostni gospod, niti opat, j
rnehkim glason odgoyoril Al
bertus plem. Lindek, in poteg
nil Polonico seboj v soho. N
prihajam k tebi ne kot gospo
in ne kot opat, nego kot MOI.
Y TIL Ale hAlnc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25
- Kaj mi hoeete, premilostni

the SLaRe DooT SdhteeHS IHIouSN ~
- Kaj mi hoeete, premilostnii
gospod!
| - Kaj hoeem? Kako moras.
lie tako vprasevati? Kaj nisi ze.
davno poznala, da te imam rad,
tako cd srca rad, da bi storil.
"a te vse, samo da 81 pridobim.
tvojo ljubezen? q
| - Prosim, premilostni go
spod opat - nikar ne govoriteI
takih stvari. t~
- Mar mislis, da nimam sr-I
ca? !
- Premilostni gospod opat
l. duhovnik ste in -
- Kaj cato? Tudi duhovniki
smo pod kozo krvavi, kakor-
drugi ljudje. ~~..
opat jet Polonico vnovie sits
nil k sebi in jo zaeel vnovic po-
ljubovati. i.
- Sedi sem k meni,' Polonica,
je rekel opat in Sc vsedel ma po-'
steljo. =. = j, j
| Polonica pa Sc mu je izvila iz
rok in Sc zopet odmaknila cd
MEGA. - :
- Premilostni gospod opat,
je prosila Polonica, pustite me-
ne in @mojo babieo domov. &c
sva Sc S kako besedo pregresili,
odpustite mama. Zato vendar
nisva zasluzili, da bi bill zaprti.
| - Ne DO ii treba ziveti v IL
sti revni koci ma hribu. Odslej
| bos zivela tu, ma pristavi, ka-
kor kaka gospa plemenitega
stanu. Ne DO tt treba delati in
skrbeti - prav tako bos zivela,
kakor da 81 prava moja zena.
In tudi tvoja babica ostane pri
tebi.
- Premilostni gospod opat,
prosim - izpustite me JAZZ
ne morem ostati.
I Ali me imass malo rada
Polonica? je vprasal opat. "
Polonica nj odgovorila. Pove.
sila je glavo, potem pa zajoka.
Ia, Sc vrgla ma kolena in zacela
prositi, maj jo opat vendar IL
pusti. -
Opata je jela minevati potr'
pezljivost. Sci je parkrat trdi,
mi koraki po sobi sem in tia
potem pa Sc je ustavil pred Pc.
lonico, jo dvignil S tai in pritis'
nil k sebi.
= Dobro, Poloniea, je reke
dolocno. ce ne6es pri meni Q,
stati, te ne bonn sill. Jutri zju'
traj gres lahko domov ma hrit
z babico vred. To noe pa osta
; mem JAZZ pri tebi.
Polonica lie odskocila Cd o
: pata, kaker da je strela udari
; la sobo. Hipoma je spoznals
! 6svoj polozaj, q to spoznanje j
je dalo moe "a obrambo. Meh'
Eko, ponizno dekle Sc je mahoms
.preleviloI. v pogumpo zeno, XII il
Epripravljena braniti svojo cast
do skraj ajnosti.
Premilostni gospod opat -
je zaklicala Polonica JAZZ sen
revno kmetsko delle, ali poste'
ma sem in postena ostanem.
To je pray lepo, Sc je po-
rogljivo snaejal opat. ri pa nc
pozabi, d sem jaz opat in So
Iispodar zatiskesa samostana il
da 81 ii moja last, s katero, lah-
ko storim kar hocen.
Pri teh besedah je skocil /
Polonici in prijemaje 10 "a 70
ko skoro hripav V razburjeno-
hsti j rekel polglasno::
(Dalie prlho0ni6oj j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25

FL. novembra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski Zbor S. D. d. - kon-
cert in piles v Slovenskem de-
lavskem don1u ma Waterloo
Road.
%. novembra, nedelja. - Klub
Oreski - koneert in Piles v
Slovenskem delavskem domu,
ma Waterloo Rd.
DECEMBER
5. decembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
zeni bratje, st. 26 SNIP -
piles v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
rs. decembra, sobota. - Socia-
isticni klub st. 49 - Piles
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, petek. - Jadran
Silvestrov Piles v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Water
loo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25

dovine, kraljiee pa po imenih
slovinih zen. Fantje so bill vite-
ri il srednjeveskih easopisov
stiri barve so pomenile stiri sta
move: srce duhovniski stan, pix
vojaski, karo umetniski in kri5
kmecki. a..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-25
Drustveni kOledar

OCTOBER
80. OktObra, sObota. - Parker
Appliance - Piles V Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
NOVEMBER
Ia. novembra, nedelja. - V boj
st. So SNPJ - Piles v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

Dancing master Of ceremonies
Ken Lowry is making a return
enlargement at the Club Mayfair
with a supporting cast headed by
Jimmy Moore'S "off-the-recordf
pantomimicry Of Louis Armstrong,
Cab Galloway and others, Rita
Russell is an acrobatic ballerina,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

Al Alexander and his Ragtime
Band on Mondays.
CLUB ALICIA
In his second week at the
Alicia. Mel Snyder puts humor
and eccentric dancing into his lob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

and is doing his celebrated soft
shoe routine, shes the Daughter
Of Rosie O'Grady" Mary Mack.
Mary Ann Dale and Dave Wilborn
lend fast moving support. The
kcntuckY Mountain Bows replace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
THREE TREES CLUB

Jimmy Rooney is 'imperSonating
has famous uncle. Pat Rooney. for
"A sixth week at the Three Trees