davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

tantoVskln skofov, XII Jlh lme-
mule predsednik republike; Mi
hov skof v mestu Abo ina ma
SLOW nadskofa. MIN najblizjf
so Laponci ("lappi" pomeni> v
finskem jeziku "daljna dezela'),
XII 1--WE ma skrajnem evropskem
severn. Sami Sc imenujejo Sab
me- ali Same (kar pomeni:
ljudje mocvirja). Drzavno spa
dajo skoraj pod vse severnoev-
ropske drzave: pod Rusijo Jill
je 1900 ina polotoku Kola), pod
Finsko 1900, pod svedsko 1900,
in pod Norvesko 10000. Vseh
skupaj je okrog' 81 tisoc, XII SO
Sc dokaj izrazito ohranili samo-
bitnost svojega rodu, ker so od-
tegnjeni vsem vpllvom drugih
kultur. Tudi Laponci so protes-
tamil, lie V Rusiji SO pravoslav-
nj. Med zahodne Fince spadajo
tudi EST, XII p~rebivajo v da-
nasnji Estonski, najsevernejsi
baltski DRAW, in nekaj Sc v OBJ
rocnih drzavah. Vseh skupaj je
okrog 1 million.
LitVi so Sc re skoro\ popolno-
ma izgubili in jih je danes sa-
mo Sc okrog 1900, XII prebivajo
V IL vaseh danasnje Letonske.
Vecinoma so ribici in mornarii,
XII so svojo domovino imenova1i
LiVland in j tako dali danas-
ME ime Letonska, XII ga je spre-
jelo tudi novo ljudstvo, V kate
rem so start naseljenci V teku
stoletij skoro popolnoma izgini-
Ii. Y to skupino nekdanje moe
ne ugrijske veje spadajo Sc Gu
di, XII pa jih je samo Sc nekaj
sto in prebivajo ma ozemlju med
Ladoskim in Oneskim jezerom
" SoVjetski Rusiji, nedalec cd
finske meje. Tudi to majhno
ljudstvo ribicev in lovcev Sc je
tako mocno pomesalo S severni-
mi Rust, da je re skoro popolno-
ma izginilo.
Vsi narodi ugro-finske skupi-
ne stejejo okrog 81 milijonov
dus. Vedeli SO zanje, ko so Sc
prebivali pc ruskih nizinah, re
tudi Grki, Rimljani, Perzani. Cd
vsch skupin SO drzavno samo-
stojnost dosegIi lie Madzari V
Ogrski, EST V Estonski in Finci
V Finski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
Pisono mnozico marc.
dov evroPskego
Seyerd

Seie SpOf ma eVfOpSkem SeVe-
ru je obrnil pozornost kultur-
mega sveta ma ia daljna ozem-
liza, XII so pref zivela v syojem
miru. Malo KIDD Sc je pref zani-
NAL "a ia svet, cato je tudi lie
imalokdo vedel, kaksna pisana
mnozica narodov tn zivi. Tudi
danes Je Sc zelo splosno mnenje,
da SO poleg Fincev samo Sc La
ponci, poleg tega Sc v Estonski,
Letonski in Litvi neki neznani
Fnarodi, o katerih preteklosti, je-
ziku in kulturi vemo lie malo. v
resnici pa je tudi ia del Evro-
pc svoj poseben svet, XII samo
cato ne povzroca mednarodnih
zapletljajev, ker je dovolj pro-
stora, in Sc narodi ne tarejo ia
ko drug oh drugega.
Kakor v vecji del estate Evro-
pc so tudi ma ia ozemlja prisli
ljudje il tistih zakladnic Glove
stva v sirnih ruskih nizinah, S
katerih so v dobi preseljevanja
narodov prihajale mnozice "a
mnozico. V dawn dobi ie oh
srednjem teku Volge zivelo pie
me, XII je v zgodovini znano pod
imenom Ugrofini. Bio je to So
rodno pleme Samojedom V tun-
drah oh Severnem morju in Sc
verni Rusiji, lie da SO Samojedi
ostali majhno ljudstvo in ma
svojem prvotnem ozemlju, so Sc
,Ugrofini namnozili V velik ma
rod in Sc razsirili preko sosed-
Nth ,pokrajin in Sc slednjic V
stoletjih razdelili V dive veliki
skupini: "cisti" Ugrijci in "ci-
sti" Finci.
!Ugrijci SO Sc V preseljevanjih
pomikali proti vzhodu in delo-
ma proti jugu, kjer SO Sc po-
mesali S sosednjirni plemeni,
Tako SO Sc razvila nova ugrij.
sko govoreca ljudstva: Ostjaki.
Voguli in Madzari.
Ostjaki so Sc premikali dc
srednjega Oba V Rusiji, kjer SC
naseljeni Sc danes in Jill je
okrog 10000. live cd z~ivinore,
je, ribolova, SO pa tudi mojstrj
V rezljanju lesa. Voguli 1--WE Sc
Pc pobocjih severnega Urala,
vendar pa Sc je njihovo stevilo
skrcilo re ma 5000 dus; 1--WE
pretezno cd Iowa in ribolova,
kot vera je med mimi razsir-
jen neki skrivnostni samani-
zem, zagonetno ceseenje duhov,
polno praznoverja in vraz; pra-
v~oslavje SO sprejeli vecinoma
lie ma zunaj, da ~prikrijejo svoje
skrivnosti. Madzari, XII so spr-
va prebivali ma ozemlju med
Volgo in Uralom, SO Sc S pre-
scljevanjem narodov V 8. sto-
letju pomaknili V danasnjo Ogr-
sko, kjer SO Sc pomesali z re
tam naseljenimi Kelti, Goti, Slo-
.vani in ostalimi narodi, XII so 81
jih polagoma asimilirali. Nase-
Iii SO Sc stalno in Sc posvetili
poljedelstvu. Ko SO sprejeli kr-
scanstvo, SO Sc kmalu povzdig-
Mill k%ulturen evropski narod,
XII je re zacel posegati v zgodo-
vinski razvoj tega prostora,
Madzari so Sc razvili v maj
mocnejsi narod nekdanje ugrij-
ske skupine, danes Jill je okrog
~ milijonov in prebivajo dalec
preko mel danasnje Madzarska
drzave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
SKOPULJA PR SkOPULJI

SkOPOLJA PHI SkOPULJI
Skopulja Evlalija pride V po-
sete k skopulji Kunigundi. ku-
nigunda ponudi EVlaliji krofe,
ma katere Sc je Evlalija sprawl
la z veliko vnemo.
"Draga Evlalija, vzemi ven
dar Sc en- krof," j je prigovar-
jala Kunigunda.
"Najlepsa hvala, Kunigunda,
saj sem pojedla re stiri."
I'll 81 Jill pojedla sicer re
osem,' je menila V tihi nejevolji
Kunigunda. "Toda, prosim, le
vzemi Sc enega!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
ENAKOPRAvNOST'

teku zgodovlnskega snOvanJa
razvili v vec ljudstev, pomesali
so Sc S sosednjimi narodi, XII so
jim vtisnili svoj pecat. Tako sta
nastali dive glavni finski skupi-
nj: Vzhodni Finci in zahodni
Finci.
K vzhodnim Fincen danes
pristevamo Sirjene, XII preniva-
jo ma najbolj severovzhodnem
delu Europe in Jill je okrog $780,
600. Spadajo pod Rusijo. live
cd Iowa, ribolova in trgovine;
zlasti v srednjem veku so bill
znani kot spretni trgovci in so
imeli v svojih rokah skoraj vso
trgovino vzhodne Rustic. Mi
hovo glavno mesto je Syktyvkar
az tisoc prebivalcev). V to ma
rodnostno skupino spadajo tudi
Votjaki, XII Sc V svojem ,jeziku
imenujejo Udmurt, kar pomeni
"clovek." Teh je okrog pol mi
lijona, vecinoma SO poljedelci.
Naseljeni SO st~rnjeno ma svoiem
ozemlju, XII je upravna enota z
glavnim mestom Isevsk (65,OOO
prebivalcev). Oh srednji Volgi
prebivajo Ceremisi, XII Sc menu
jejo tudi Mari. Teh je okrog
10000. Vecinoma prebivajo
strnjenc ma samostojnem ozem-
lju Mari; njihovo glavno lnesto
je Krasnokoksajsk (po najno-
vejsem Sc imenuje JoSkar Ola),
XII pa ina samo 5000 prebival-
cev. Slednjic spadajo V to sku-
pino vzhodnih Fincev sc Morvi-
nj, Xxi SO pa glavna Veja vseh
vzhodnih Fincev. Prekivaio v
srednji Rusiji cd Volge do IRA
la in SO dokaj mocen narod, XII
steje pol drug million dus. So
trdni kmetje in znani kot dobri
p~oljedelci. Krscanstvo SO spre-
jeli sele pred 800 lett V obliki
pravoslavja il Bizanca, Sc vedno
pa je pri Nth - kot pr vseh
Vzhodnih Finch - priIjubljeno
poganstvo, nekaj pa je tudi mo-
hamedancev. Glavno mesto "sa-
mostojnega ozemlja Morvinov''
je Saransk, Oh progi Moskva-
Kasan $4,000 prebValcev-. -
Morda SO TAXA etnoloska raz.
prazljanja dala poVod, da is
Sovjetska Russia obsodila dr.
zavno SANDSTONE F'ince, da 81
hoGejo prilastiti vso evropsko
RUSTIC in svoje meje razsiriti
do Urala, ker je skoraj yes ia
svet V manjsih ali vecjih mani
sinskih otokih naseljen 20 ma
rodih iste etnoloske oskupine.
Pa tudi zahodni Finci, XII so
Sc V preseljevanju obrnili prot
aahodu, proti Morju, SO Sc V te-
ku stoletij razsli V ye6 skupin.
Najmocneisa skupina so pravi
Finci, XII prebivajo v d~anasnji
F'inski, V Kareliji, ma severnem
Svedskem in Norveskem. SAM
Sc imenujejo Suomalaised tSuo-
mi=Finska) in je vseh skupaj
okrog 5 milijonov mad tri mill
jone ma Finskem). Mocno so Sc
pomesali z Letonci, Litvanci,
Rusi in svedi, in ii razlicni vpli-
vi sc Sc danes poznajo med nil
mi obicajih in jeziku. V II.
s~toletju SO sprejeli zahodno kr-
scanstvo (razen Karelije, XII je
bila pod Rusijo in je pravoslav-
ma, ko pa so V 16. stoletju pri-
sli pod svedsko, je zacel prodi-
rati mednje protestantizem, ka-
teremu danes pripada vclika We
Gina Fincev. Imajo pet p~rotes-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

Jazz predstavljam list Daily
Scoop" - Kdaj je umrl Lord?
Gospel lord nj Sc mrtev.
"A tako. - Bono pa malo
pocakali..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
MED OTROKI

Verica (gleda razsvedran av-
to-: "Zakaj ina ia avto kolesa
tako ma 'o'?"
Dusancek: "Najbrz so pre-
mladega ucili voziti 80"
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
POSSIBLE QUE Los JAP 0NEsES Sc VEAN
MARCBARSE DEuBAsEE RBAl


WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-En
Ia secretaria de- marina Sc dijo
aver gle los iaponeses han sufri-
do serios reveses en y cerca de
Rabaul. v que probablemente Sc
yeran obligados d abandonar esa
importante base en e Sur del
pacific0.
Mas de 102 aviones les fueron
derrihadoa al enemieo en- los dl-
timos seis dias Ia aviaci6n anne.
ficana solo perdi6 80.
Cerea de Rabaul q die once,
los iaponeses perdieron un cru
zero y dos destructores. sufrie-
ron averias dos cruceros pesados,
an erucero hgero v echo destruc-
torres.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
LAS DlvlsIoNEs

(viena - lA rrlmarA Pdeina)
MIA. sntretanto. aunoue e%ontenl-
da por 81 NAL tempo v los ue0.
roses contraataques alemanes.
parsleularments en los neetores
a. Fastoy II zhitomir, slgue pro-
9resando hacia Korosten, Il en-.
tfonque fefroearrilero que domi.
"a 81 trafieo poF les lineaa Lenin.
erado-Odeasa y Kiev-Varsovia
La resiatencia alemana en 10.
rostcn esta aiendo debilitada poi
q corte hecho en- d tereera "a
les seis llnees que alli eonvergen.
Los eahones de "a artilleria rusa
ataesn hoy ! comel. que sigua
aisIada.
Una colamna sovietica, seedn
IA communicate russo, ha llegado
a Gprehenka. q l4 millas por 81
sur De Korosten. Otra columna
avanxa aesde chepoviehi, i Is
millas de dlssnncla y una terce-
y g halla 81 0bidkhoai por Il
noroeste i IS millas del ferro.
earrIl 0dessa-Leninerado. que 60.
re IA noxte 4 sen,
Los aIemanes. sesdn el comu.
meade ruso, han sufrido tremen.
das ptrdidas en hombres u Ell
eqaipo.
Las raQsoemisoras alemanas
den q sntender que IS possible una
retirada deg eodo del Dnieper.
Afroian los alsmanes conside.
rabies fuerzaa de inianteria i
tanques y ae proponen t0davia
contener Ia Ofensiva contra Kri.
vol Rog.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

ARGEL, Nov. 17.-El tenien-
te Franklin d. Roosevelt, Jr.. biz
jo del presidents de los Estados
Unidos. fue condecorado aver,
por valentia en acci6n de guerra.
con IA estreIla De plata y Is me-
dalIa del coraz6n de p6rpura. Le
entreg6 Jas condecoraciones, Coz
a otros ~ oficiales v tripu-
lantes del Instructor Mayrant, Ell
vicealmirante Hewitt.
Tiene 90 amos Il hijo del jefe
de estado + Sc comport6 gallar-
damente en- IN ataque a Paler-
mo. Ell Stella, verificado ca ct
mes de agosto.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
Tome Possession II
Jefe de PoIicia
Sr. McClelIand

Fl captain Norman McCleHand
tomd aver possession de IL iefatu-
ra de d poIicia de L eiudad De
Tampa. baio Ia autoridad del al
calde Hixon, sucediendo q Fred
Newsberger.
Embellishments e sargento Fl.
g. Hamm Sc hizo cargo del re-
levo que mandaba McClelIand.
All detective ]. E. Clement, de
Ia escuadra del vicio, Sc le elev6
a sargento de carpeta, al puesto
que ocupaba Hamm.
Pas6 q servicio de uniforme
81 detective ]. B. Jones. que es
secretario del particle Municipal
Blanco. Tratase de una vengan-
"a politiea do la nueva admi-
nistracion municipal.
~ vigilante }. E. McBee RS
emplaz6 q Clement "a a escua-
dra del vicio, y q wgilante Jack
Shykove spcedi6 a Jones ca Ell
Bur6 de Detectives.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
la 0PI LOCAL
Y Los PREGlOs
sVarias confsreneias y cambios
de- lmpresionea

la OPA local desarrolla gran
actiyidad en- cuanto a los pre-
clos abusivos que Sc vienen Coz
brando.
Aver Sc efectuaron varias con-
ferencias y cambios be impresio-
nes.
Don Angel I. cuesta, II, pre-
sidente de Ia Junta de Raciona-
miento, conferenci6 durante mas
de dos horas con Chauncey w.
Butler, director de Ia OPA en- Ell
Eatado, y le pidi6 autoridad pa
"a hacer cumplir los "clelos RAJ
sos.
Butler ostd dispuesto 4 lograr
que 81 acaten los precios y par
ticularmente 81 Ias abacerias u
c~afnicerias.
sobre cumplimiento de los pre-
clos v les reglas dictadas para
mantener los alquileres en- IN ni-
vel justo, conferences con 81 S..
Butler 81 81. a. p. Lipford,
mlembro obrero del Comit6 de
Racionamiento.
Sc eaeuentra tambi6n aqui, pro-
esdente da Atlanta, ii aenor Maui
rice s.. Bennett. Official de enla-
CO De Ia OpA Gambia impreslo-
mes eon = comitt consultivo de
los trabaihdores DE- Tampa. bus
cando una formula para hacer
eumplir los pxecios.
Tampa. aegfn 81 letrado Otis
B. Radebaush, dc Id 0PA, hark
que los precios ae reapeten me-
jet antes do que pasen diez dias.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

Alexandra lnclfn. s~scresnfip -
IS Alianxa Espssola por 81 Mun-
AZ L'brs. rana Is lamps, IS.
ribi6 aver "a seieerama un 81
cnal ae anuneia que Don julio
Alvar. ID del vayo. ministro de
eslado &C. Ia Rephblica Espanola,
llesark a Tampa q dia "a . rs
de este mes.
Oars aquf dos eonferencias Il
iIussre eiudadano y IS propone sx-
pliear los problemas polisicos de
ahoya, en- relaei6n con 81 Future
de- Espnna.
Como " hemos nnuncindO, u
primer aeto. Is y hermoso tea
tro al Centre Assuriano, s. sfse-
suark 81 ia rs ' Il aegundo, 81
ne hay neeesidad de hacer aledn
cambio. 81 dfa rs, sn 81 Centre
Obrero.
Is Alianxn se reunir6 maHana
jusees. en ssta rsdaeei6n.
suplicase a a~sisteneia AZ ~
das ias reprssentaeionea, con e
Fla de tomar aeuerdoa.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

(viens 4 y Primsra Psrlnal
los aliados perdieron 100 caho.
mes
Pa 81 dia de aver los caaas
volaron sobre 81 mar Egeo. bonn
bardeando las instalnciones mill.
tares del enemigo en- Is isla de
creta.
Durante la n0ehe los bomber.
deros asaltaron los aer6drOmos az
Calato y MARTHA, en Rodas.
Is f6brlca de electricidad de
Rlnkan. ! so millas he Oslo. No.
ruega, fue atacada aver por los
bombarderos amerieanos con ba.
ses "a IA Gran Bretaaa. Estos
apaFatos ataearon tambi6n una
nina sitnada en- Knaben.
La aviaci6n encontr6 tormen.
tas ID nieve. ID que hlzo dificil
cumplir las instrucciones del
mando.
Las fabricas de productos Qai.
micos de Riukan producer elo.
mentos esenciales pare haeer ex.
plosiyes ae alta poteneia.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

(Visns " u primera Pieinal
VIENNA e segnndo avi6n para an
aterrizaie, euando se estrell6 i
50 ineendi6. Las vietimas, tenien-
tes, sargentos u soldados, So NOM
hraban James a. Finley, Mill
lard Yoder, Sidney Novich, Lut-
her IA. Jentes, Charles RI. lip
hart, Robert f. Lipscomb, Peter
r Long. Jose V. Lopez. Richard
e. Meebold, John r Coleman,
Edumondo G. Stephens, William
i. Llttlefield, William II. Smith,
Jose 81 stepeck, Clarence a.
.Stoops y Delmar Il Storey.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
Desaparecido NJ
NuatrimotOr ~
IA Costa Oe.t,.

DhAJhN
I'm avi6n Sonbss5l
euatro motores Sc Ia ps,s'
Fl mar y 81 mandO ha N
que cese Ia bdsqueda
iban a bOrdo IL person.
gundos tenientes Georoo !
Walter a. Koslowski. b..
Arnaiz, sargentos Fasbb.n
4. Bennett; pasajeros, N,
niente Herman Elder, !,
Stephens E. Adams ' ca
Dudley Y cabo George D.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-08-19
Radiant Living
FOUR
WORLDS
BY
Rev. Charles Milton Griffith

The poet Dante conceived of hell
as a series of increasing lower lev
els in which, the lower one descend
ed, the more intense punishment he
would experience.
Human life is something like
that - a series of various levels
upon which people live and in
which life is distinctly different in
appraisal, in motivation and in ex-
perience.
One might speak of these levels
as various realms or worlds" in
which people live.
There is, for instance, the world
in which the criminal lives, con-
ltemptuous of the rights of others,
Ipreying upon mankind, and defiant
of all law. 1t is well characterized
as the underworld.
The kind of world in which
many live could be referred to as
the pagan void" 1t is a kind of
goddess materialistic life, the chief
characteristic of which is an out
ward responsibility, motivated by
selfshness and deceit.
! Above this pagan life there is the
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-08-19
BRIEF SMYRNA
LANDING NEWS
Budget of News and Person
ais Cleaned About Smyr-
ma River Wharves
CITIZENS MAKE VISITS

Smyrna Landing, Aug. 49, Mr..
and Mrs. S. F. Jackson attended
the funeral of Mrs. Jackson's sister
Mrs. Ella Reed, in Wilmington
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert George and
son Larry, of Wilmington spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton Pierson. Mr.. George
has purchased from his father-in-
law, the Advantageous and car
penters now are rebuilding it. They
will make it their home in the near
future.
Lawrence Kinsey and his mother,
Mrs. Harry Kinsey of Bay View,
were visitors of Mrs. Thomas
Wrench Saturday. Lawrence, who
was in the Government service, and
was stationed at San Diego, Cali
fornia, has been discharged, and
now home with his parents.
Mrs. Daisy Brown Farrow, near
Philadelphia, spent brief visit
with friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Gaulke spent Sunday
with her daughter Mrs. John Bailey
at Hacks Point on the Chesapeake
Bay. They have a cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford of
Dover, were recent visitors of her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Wrench. Mr..
oFrd's first visit since his illness.
Miss Mildred Davis and Mr.. Ed.
Morris of Chester, Pa, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Emma Davis.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-08-19

Christian world. 1t is a life in
which selfishness is restrained and
human nature in general is in a
process of transformation by the
infusion of the Christ spirit of
good will, benevolence and even
sacrifice.
But there is still higher world
/ in which to live. 1t is that spirit
ual life in which the mind, the
heart, and the life are fully yielded
to the will of God and filed with
the Holy Spirit st. Paul char
acterizes it by saying: mot I, but
Christ liveth in me-" 1t is a life
lived in the atmosphere of heaven,
a life relaxed in the peace of God,
and resplendant with the glory of
/ God.
In one of these worlds you are
living. But why not seek to enter
that highest of all realms, that
which is filled with the glorious
radiance of God?
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-08-19
SOME TAYLOR'S
BRIDGE ITEMS
News of Community Interest
Cleaned From Around
ThOroughfare Neck
BUDGET OF PERSONALS

Taylcr's Bridge, Aug. 18- Miss
Virginia Shahan of Townsend,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Reynolds.
Harry Alfree of near Middletown
spent lastt week with Billy and
Jack Steller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Dukes
and daughters, and Mrs. Lee w.
David, spent Tuesday in Atlantic
City, N. j.
Miss Maratha Steller and Miss
Emma Daniels are spending two
weeks with relatives in Bridgeton,
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grier and
daughter of New Castle, spent Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Latta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lockerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ross, Mr.. Clar-
ence oJhnson and son Vernon, Miss
Annie Francis of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. Leland iSnex and daugh-
ter Betty of Middletown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Latta of Marshallton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson David
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fannie
Francis and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Francis.
Mrs. William Daniels is spending
two weeks in New York City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Latta of
Marshallton were Sunday visitors
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Latta.
Miss Virginia Kemp of near
Smyrna is spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David.
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IKENTON NEWS
NOTES OF WEEK
Personal Mention and Social
Items and Other Parties
Reported About Town
COMMUNITY INTEREST

Kenton, Aug. 18- Mr.. and Mrs
H. c. Clark and son Bruce have re-
turned from a visit with their sor
A-C Donald Clark at Birmingham
Alabama. Miss Ethel Geiser ano
Mr.. William McGowen of Philadel.
phia have been staying with Mr.. H
B. Clark
Mrs. Mary Valentin and Mrs
Katherine Everett spent one day
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Lev
Everett, Jr.
Mrs. Charles Comfy and daugh.
ter of Wilmington, are visiting hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hughes.
Julian Woodall, U. S. NJ, of Balm
bridge, Nd, has spent a nine-day
Ifurlough with his parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. G. w. Woodall.
Alice and Elsie Scott of Philadel-
phia, have been visiting Mrs. j. T.
Burrows.
Mr.. E. R. Remley is on an in
definite visit with relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
other places.
Mrs. Alice Coverdale of Clayton,
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. John Thomas.
Miss Ethel Carey of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with her sister,
Miss Eva Carey.
Pvt. James Bishop of F'reedricks-
burg, Va, visited his father, Mr..
James Bishop over the weekend.
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CHANGE In SHOE
RATION RULES
CONTINUED From Page oneI

ASoHliuueu TIoul fhSe Ouel
ng a loose stamp for delivery, is a
proper mail order transaction. To-
days action strengthens the origin
al regulations by specifying that
loose stamps are not valid for such
sales. Under the new provisions
shoe stamp may be detached from
a War Ration Book and sent with
a mail order only if the customer,
or his agent, does not persnally Sc
lect or receive the shoes at the sup
pliers place of business.
Stamp May Be Exchanged
Recognizing that consumer
may inadvertently detach his shoe
stamp from his ration book with
out knowing that this makes the
stamp void for over-the-counter
purchases, the amended regulations
lprovide that such a stamp may be
exchanged at a local Rationing
Board for a special shoe stamp
good for one paid of shoes from
any type of dealer. The consumer
may go in person or write to the
board. He need not make applica-
ton on any particular form, but
must present the War Ration Book
from which the stamp was detach-
ed, state in writing why it was de-
tached, and surrender the loose
stamp. This must be done during
the stamps valid period.
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Pvt. Clarence Emerson
A. S. N. 32758275
Co. c, 26 E. T. Bn.
Building No. 1887
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
Cpl. Charles E. Evans
A. S. N. 320S3140
Co. G, End Bn., oath Inf
A. P. o. 300, C o Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Cpl. Clarence E. CARTS
A. S. N. 324S7S70
LV-7-44, Barracks SO
Lockheed Vega Service School
National Guard Hangar
Burbank, California
AS Ronald A. Grier
A. S. N. 2O257260
Flight E, Squadron 10th
A.A.r M, o.a.fa.S.S.
San Antonio, Texas
Pfc. William w. Pusey
A. S. N. 324s7885
633rd Ordnance Company (A.M.
A. P. o. 4716, C o Postmaster
New York City, New York
Cpl. T. R. Russell
A. S. N. 12132432
18th Weather Squadron
A. P. o. 942, o Postmaster
Seattle, Washington
Pvt. Robert B. Scorah
A. S. N. 32954484
Co. B, 1229th R. c.
Fort Dix, N. j.
Pvt. Lee F. Slaughter
A. S. N. 324851S6
1038th Sig. Co., Service Group
A. P. o. 633, C Postmaster
New York City, New York
S-Sgt. George w. Smith
A. S. N. 68O9092
4th Tow Target Squadron
Liberty Field
Camp Stewart, Georgia
Pfc. Nelson M. Stats
A. S. N. 32485199
314th Depot Repair Squadron
A. P. o. 635, C O Postmaster
New York City, New York
Pfc. Carroll F. VanPelt
A. S. N. 32485218
469th Service Squadron
50th Service Group
Camp Campbell Army Air Base
Camp Campbell, Kentucky
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BLACKBIRD
Items Of PERSONAL AMI Social In
terest Cleaned From the Vicinity

Items Of PERSONAL anu Social In
terest Cleaned Frnm the Vicinity
Blackbird, Aug. Is = Mr.. Riley
Anderson visited New York City
over the weekend.
: Mrs. Carlton Davis and daughter
and Mrs. Marvin McGinnis and
daughter spent four days in Balti-
more last week.
Miss Janet Moffitt spent last
week with Mrs. Roland Burchard
and daughters in Odessa.
Foster Tucker who has been sta
toned in Seattle, Wash, is home
on a Today furlough. He is also
the proud papa of a month-old boy,
Gerald Foster Tucker.
Mr.. D. D. Stats still continues
quite i'll at his home in Blackbird.
Pvt. Irving FAIRIES of Camp
Shank in New York, spent the
weekend with his wife.
Mrs. Claona oF'raker entertained
on Sunday Mrs. Calvin Carroll and
q children and Mrs. Ralph Tucker
and baby, also her son Elwood For
Hker.
James Sylvester, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis recently al
the army camp in Florida, is doing
very well at this time.
Mrs. Bessie Cranston and Mrs
Edna Millikin of Philadelphia, are
visiting friends in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Weber, Mrs
Martin Mitchell and Mrs. Ada
Reihm were Wilmington visitors OF
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Gerber and son Robert
Of Pittsville, Pa, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Pryor.