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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
WEST COAST SHIP
TRADE TO RESUME

The S. S. Pampero, which ar
rives in the port with cargo De-
cember IL, will become the first
west coast vessel since the spring
of 1912 to enter the harbor, it was
disclosed yesterday by ]. T. HERS,
executive general agent of the Will.
mineton Port commission.
She will be followed on Jan. 1e
bv the S. S. Rochelle Victory.
These ships, carrying a general
commodity cargo, including can,
ned goods and dried fruits, will
make port stops at Portland, Oak
land, San Francisco and Los An
geles on the west coast. The New
Rochelle Victory will make an ad.
ditional stop at Seattle.
Regular shipping service to vii
mington from the west coast wa:
curtailed shortly after the entrance
on the United States into the wal
with the final scheduled boat ar
irving early in 1912.
Officials of the American-Ha
waiian Steamship company, agent.
for the War Shipping Administra
ton, have. promised additions t,
the schedule when boats are avail
able.
A newly formed Wilmingto,
Shipping company, with Peter B
Ruffin, as president, is Whining
ton agents for the American
Hawaiian company. NJ.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. %. IN
-(USDA)-Hogs-61. Market at cell
ing 1890. (flat) on good and choice
barrows and gifts 120-330 lbs. up;
100-120 lbs; 1880; good sows under
$50 lbs, 14.15; 350-500 lbs, 14.15;
weights over 500 lbs, AIS. Good
stays 14.15.
Cattle-choice steers 15.50-16.00;
good 15.00-15.50; medium HOO
1880; common 100000. Good beef
cows 100000; good dairy type
8. 00-8.50; medium 7.00-7.50; COM
mon 5.00-6.00; shelly kinds lower.
Good beef heifers 12.00-13.5O; med
ium 100000; common 6.00-7.00.
Good butcher bulls 10.O0-10.50; med
ium 8.00-9.50; light common kinds
6.50-7.50. Choice calves 1880; good
14.00-14.50; medium 11.0O-1200;
common 100000. Good to choice
lambs 14.oo-14.5o. Good sheep 500
| 700.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29

The life of a postal official is
anything but monotonous, as Post
master Wilbur R. Dosher, Of the
Wilmington office, can testify. Nor
is it concerned only with the mails.
Dosher recently received an ap-
peal from Dutch girl for shoes
and overclothes for protection
against the coming winter weather
and promptly called on Mrs. Edel-
weiss Mishoe, Castle Hayne post
mistress, who went into action with
members of the Dutch community
in that section.
The result, box that soon should
warm a Dutch girls heart con-
tanning many articles of clothing
including three pairs OF shoes,
stockings, sewing articles and an
overcoat. Even some American
bar candy was packed in the box.
The girl had included the outlines
of both feet so that the proper
size shoe might be obtained.
The letter which got such prompt
results was addressed to Dosher
as Postmaster. The young lady
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 28-R-Grain
futures couldn't develop much of
a trend today in listless trading
Wheat held firm most of the time
but oats and rye generally were
weak.
q Strong demand for cash wheat
and flour continues to bring some
buying into the wheat pit. The
Northwestern Miller, trade pub.
LEGATION, additional army buying
for overseas relief feeding and a
liberal volume of export business
featured the milling trade, but
that millers still were having trou.
BILE getting wheat.
Weakness in the Chicago hog
market, which fell from the ceiling
today for the first time since Jan.
4. apparently influenced some sell
ing of oats. Rye was nervous
pending final disposal of Canadian
rye which has been sent here. AL.
though it was believed for distill-
ers, and rye which might be de.
livered on December contracts
here causes nervousness.
Wheat closed unchanged to IA
higher than the previous finish, De.
cember $1.80 IL ceiling, corn was
unchanged at $1.18 IL ceilings
oats were 1-8 lower to 1-8 higher
December IS 1858, rye was IL
off to 3-4 up, December $1.86 -
3-4, and barley was SO higher tt
IA lower, December $1.22 IL.
The current break in the hos
market, if extended long enough
would lessen demand for feee
grains, trade authorities said. /
might result in more grain beins
shipped to market on the grounds
it would be more profitable to sell
the grain than to feed it.
A representative of James E
Bennett and Company, returning
from western grain and feec
dealers annual meeting at Des
Moines, said there was considera
BILE comment concerning the dis.
corn yields and the
large amount of soft corn this
year. Corn was late maturing ano
was hit by frost in some areas.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
BROWN TO RECEIVE
DISCHARGE PAPERS
D.. BEFORE DECEMBER l

Chief Petty Officer Jesse Willard
Brown, in charge of Wilmington
Naval recruiting office, will re-
port to Raleigh for honorable dis
charge not later than December
l. according to orders received
yesterday from W. w. Templm'
Jr., officer in charge of recruiting
in North Carolina. w.
Chief Brown, rated as one OF the
top recruiting officers in the state,
has never failed to meet his quota
of men and in the past three
months has gone ''over-the-top
with enlistments putting Whining
ton in the lead throughout the
state.
Brown who has spent the past
three years in Wilmington, will pc
succeeded by Chief Woman G.
M. Rivenbark, USNR, OF Wallace,
and who has been in the naval
service for the past eight years.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
Letter From Dutch Girl
Brings Instant Results

Imay have selected Wilmington to
write to after hearing Of it through
the letter of some Netherlands Ma
rine stationed at Camp Davis. It
reads as follows:
Dear American friend,
you'll be very surprised to re-
ceive this letter. I'm a girl from
the Hague, in Holland, and twenty
five years old. My name is Lien.
IT write you letter because
I'll ask you something. AS you
know in Holland, all is stolen away
by the Germans. So we have moth
ing now.
'When winter comes with rainy
and awfully weather, I cannot
leave home because I've no shoes,
dress or coat. Now I ask you u
hope you'll understand it is not
very agreeable for mel to be SO
kind and send me something.
ooh, I know your people sent
many food and things, I'm very
thankful for it, but people who are
bombed at first received that all,
for they had nothing, all was de-
stroyed.
when you'll be So kind to send
me something, I cannot say how
l like it and I'll be very thankful.
II enclose a paper with the con-
tour of my foot. Pm long, 1.76 mts.
Editors note-1.76 meters, ap-
proximately five feet, eight-and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
New Bern Man Awarded
Bronze Star Medal

NEW BERN, Nov. 28-Master
Sgt. Albert I. Suskin, of New Bern,
has been awarded the Bronze star
medal for meritious service with
the Twelfth corps headquarters in
the signal corps of the army at
Regensburg, Germany.
Sergeant suskin is graduate OF
the University of North Carolina.
After receiving a degree of Doctor
of Philosophy there, he remained
as an instructor in the department
of classics. From there he was
granted a leave of absence to enter
the army.
Following basic training at Fort
Bragg, he was sent to the division
signal company at Fort Jackson,
S. c. There he was later assigned
to the Twelfth corps in process OF
activitation and has remained with
that unit ever since. Besides his
regular duties with the corps, he
has served as in instructor in the
corps information and education
school in Germany.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YRK, Nov. 28-(P)-Cotton
futures moved in a narrow range
today as traders awaited further
developments on the crop and
parity situation. Persistent mill
buying and local demand rallied
prices as much As cents bale
but in late dealings the market
turned irregularly lower on hedging
and profit taking. Final prices were
IS cents bale higher to 10 cents
lower
The absence of December no.
tees contributed to the early firm
ness. Traders looked for an ad-
vance in the November cotton pari-
ty due Friday. The ctober figure
was 21.70 cents. December 8 gov
eminent cotton crop forecast is ex-
pected to be under the November
estimate Of 1893 900 bales. The
weekly weather report noted rain
and cold weather has interfered
with the harvesting of the remnant
Of the crop.
Futures close Is cents 4 bale
higher to 10 cents a bale lower.
OPEN HIGH LOW LAST
Dec 24.30 24.34 24.23 24.27 up 2
Mar 24.4 24.28 24.2O 24.22 up 3
May 24.09 A.13 24.07 24.O9 up 2
July 1888 1891 1884 1884 off 2
Oct 1925 1928 1921 23.22b up l
Dec 23.16 23.18 1916 23.15b upI1
Middling spot 24.87n, up z.
n-No1ninal, bid.
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OPEN HIGH LOW CT QSE
N. C. HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 28-P)-
Hog markets active and steady
with tops of 14.55 at Clinton and
Rocky Mount and 1870 at Rich
mond.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s-E-
Cotton futures closing prices were
steady, 10 cents a bale higher to
10 cents lower.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
DIsOswAY RETURNS

NEW BERN, 20 NOV. 2B. = Col,
John J.. Disosway has returned
home, after serving four years in
the Army Air Forces. He partici-
pated in the battle for Attu and Kis-
ka in the Aleutians campaign and
has been on rs Pacific fss..ands
and more than 80 states of the
union. Recently he was stationed
at McClelland field, Sacramento,
Cal. Before joining the service in
November, 1941, he was connected
with the Maola Milk and Ice Cream
company here after graduating
from New Bern high school during
June of 1941. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Disosway.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-(R -
There were further fill-in sales Of
print cloths and sheetings for De-
cember shipment in the cotton tex
tile market today. Uncertainty over
the wage and price situation
caused mills to hold to the side
lines on forward selling into next
year.
Deliveries Of wooden and worst
ed goods showed slight improve
ment. New offerings were small.
Rayon goods moved to convert
ers against their regular month
ly allotments.
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CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Nov. 28-P)-USDA)
Potatoes: Arrivals rs, on track
1876, total U. S. shipments 968.
Supplies moderate. Demand
slow, market steady for best
stocks. Idaho russell burbanks, U.
S. No. /, $3.00-$3. 80; Colorado Red
McClures, U. S. No. 1, $2.60-$2.80;
Nebraska bliss triumphs, U. S. No.
l, $2.95; Minnesota and North Da-
kota bliss triunnphs, U. S. No. l.,
washed, $2.40-$2.50; cobblers, COM
mercial, sos; Michigan russell
rurals, u. S. No. l, $2.15.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-29
NEW BRIG COMPLETE

CHERRY POINT, Nov. 2S- A
new brick brig has been complet-
ed here and is now being used;
The older building formerly used
as the stations brig is being turn
ed over to headquarters squad
ron for its use.
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1 81 800 participants in rs.-
partment. recreation a.
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RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 28-R)-
(NCDA)-Poultry and egg markets
steady to firm.
Raleigh-U. S. Grade AA, etrs
large, so; hens, 1858 turkeys: mar.
ket dull on heavy stock. Young
toms and hens SO to IS.
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one-hah inches) and rather thick
chat is from the American meat
and vegetables flyers droppeO.
sDear unknown friend I'm end
ing this letter and I hope to hear
soon from you"
with many greetings, y
(Signed) Lien Stakeholder
Wouwermanstraat, 134
The Hague
Holland
In a lighter VEN, was a request
from one Balestro Paolo Of Milan,
Italy, who wished to exchange
stamps and covers with American
stamp collectors and who ended
his epistle with "HURRAH THE
PEACE!"
(Philatelists, the address of the
peace-loving signor is: DIR. Ng.
Balestro Paolo, piazza caiazzo, 3,
Milano, Italy.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
Podruznica SANSa 80 in
PO Sc zahvaljuje -. +.

Ma cvetno nedeljo. 25. marca
SO podai pevci in pevke Glas-
bene Matice izredno zanimiv
koncert v prid takojsnje pomo-
:i. Ia to velikodusno pozrtvoval-
most Sc odbor SANSa v imenu
podruznice najiskreneje zahva.
ljuje, ne sano odbor pac pa vsi
navzoci srno Vam hvalezni "a
iep vecer in vzitek lepe sloven.
sle pesmi
Koncert je bill nekaj, kar 81
ne pozabi t Xxx 0 nitro, verujte
pevci in pevke Glasbene Matice
la ste s tenn koncertom preko.
sill sami sebe. Navzo6i snao van,
-hvalezni, in ne malo je bito ros.
min oci, to maj vam bo II placilo
in priznanje "a Vas trud. "a.
vest pa innate, da ste, pokazali
cut napranl pomoci potrebni ne
sreeni starr domovini. Tezko je
~ vsakega danes possssti vaje,
10 pride trullen ia della u v ju-
.tro pa zopet ma delo, D rodoljuk
Sc ne strasi, ker snla4ra, d. j.
doldnost njegova pona6 ati
Smrt fasizmu suobola ma
rodu!
Vi ste pomagali IN narod Y
stari domoyini vam bo hyale.
zen, 10 1--we, da ste pomaes y a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
lJHEDkJIl(OVA PO$TA|

mad en- tisoc dolarjev preostan-
ka.
Preunite zahvaIo "a yes val
trud. [
Frank PIut, hi je koneert Ia
snoval in tako moistrsko izpe-
ljal, Vera Milavec "a spremlja-
ME na kIavir pri koncertu in va
jah, pevcem in pevkann: Toncki
Simcn, Karolini Budan, Dorothy
Svigelj Josephine Petrovcic, Jo-
sephine Milavec-Levstik, Ameli-
il P1ut, Frances Tic, MilIy Ma
hne, June Babitt, Louis Belle,
John Samsa, Anton Smith, To-
nj Podobnik, John Nosan, Frank
Bradac in Primoz Kogoj-
Hvala tudi Frank zagar-ju "a
opremo odra. Hvala tudi vsem,
kateri koi ste priponaogi do
vspesnosti prireditve.
"a odbor SANSa in JPO, SIS
John Pollock, blagajnik.
P. S.:
v nedeljo, Is. aprila pa prize
di Gasbena Matica svoj spo-
mladanski koncert ozironna ope-
reto "Cigan-baron'' Nikomur ne
bo zal, da bo v nedeljo vecer oh
Z. uri ma njih prireditvi.
Torej ne pozabimo, v nedelio,
IS. aprila operete "cigan-baron"
XII jo prireja Glasbena Matica
oh 7. uri zvecer " Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma st. Clair
Ave. .4.@
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13

III lie nudila prka zato ozirom to vprasanje ST mo-
ramo predvsem odgovorti asnostjo ma tri vprasana
Ri so prvc ali je prpisovati nzk zvensk standard GO
tove skupine mestu ali obcin dejstv da e povprecen
zasluzek te skupine nick in e cato prmorana zvet
lslabih stanovanjskih raznerah?
&c je temu tako, tedaj ezi odgovornost te slabe
razmere raah starejsh prebvacey, XII radi spod
tkao mad golaznijo revsco boeznim mladinskmi pre-
lstopki in krimnanostm ii nedeljy del ma
Itrpanih sunh. s.s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
Koncert Siovana

Euclid, Ohio. Dolgo Sc ze
nismo videli, posebno pa ne ma
koncertu zbora "SIovan'. Prisel
je cas-, ko bono zopet zapeli. -
Pomladno pesem je zapel skr-
jancek v gozdu. >~- 4.
Gotova vam je ze vsem znano,
da priredi pevski zbor "Slovan'
svoj koncert v nedeljo, %. apri-
la v Slovenskem drustenem do
mu ma Recher Ave. Zaeetek bo
oh 4. uri popoldne. Ne bonn Sc
spuscal v prevelik in obsiren
opis te priredbe, ker itak vsak
We kaj more pricakovati ma kon-
certu - namrec petja in dobre
zabave. Omeniti pa moran vsaj
toliko, da pevski zbor "Slovan"
vljudno vabi cenjeno obcinstvo,
da mas ne prezre ma omenjeni
dan. Zaznamujte 81 ia dan ka-
morkoli ze, samo da boste ved-
no imeli pred ocmi Slovanov
koncert. Veste pa tudi, da zbor
Sc nj incl nobenega koncerta,
odkar je nastopila ia strasna
vojna, nastopil pa je ze nestel
tokrat, kamorkoli smo bill po-
vabljeni, do sedaj, Sc nismo od-
rekli, povsod in vselej smo Sc
odzvaH. Seveda brez petja in
godbe nj prireditve, takrat vi
potrebujete mas, danes pa mi po-
trebujemo vas, tako da ne bo-
mo eden drugemu mic ostali
doEni. Nobena stvar, in tako
tudi pevski zbori ne gredo dol
go casa naprej brez financnega
ministra, zato pa smo primora-
nj nekaj prirediti, ker stroski so
vedno,. dehodkov pa nj, in ako
sc bono hotei tudi v bodoee Cd
zvati pri vasih prireditvah, DO
treba okrepiti naso blagajno, da
bodo kolesa tekla naprej, kar pa
brez finanenega mazila ne gre
| Tudi pri nasennu zboru ina.
no tezkoce, ker SO pevci zapo-
sleni po vee ur ma dan pri delu
weeer pa prihajajo ma vaje. Oni
skusajo napraviti najbolje pod
takimi razmerarni, zato pa MAJ
bi Sc tudi upostevalo njih trud
ma kulturnem polju. z nanni sc
tudi trudi pevovodja Frank Vau-
ter, XII skusa naprayiti iz mas
prav dobre pevce.
-esa.
Pc koncanemu koncertu sc
razvije prosta zabava in poset.
niki bodo ponovno zadovoljni,
ker igrala bo godba Joe Kusar-
ia. Zato Sc enkrat apeliram ma
vse obcinstvo, da ko ,vam kate.
ri pevcev ponudi vstopnico, da
ga nikari ne odvrnite. Ma veselo
svidenje, %. aprila.
Frank Rupert
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
Pustna zabava prinesla
$3.50 "a trpeei
narod Jugoslavije

Cleveland, Ohio. - Primorci
v Clevelandu smo imeli ma II.
februarja pustno zabavo v Hr-
vatskemu domu, o kateri hoce-
mo poroeati kako je izpadla.
Skupnih dohodkov ma vesehci
je bilo $706.2O, stroskov
$373.17, in je bilo cistega osta-
10 $333.O3.
Vrsila Sc je tudi kolekta, ki je
prinesla $318.00, tako, da je
skupna vsota, XII Sc jo je zbralo,
znasala $651.O3.
To vsoto smo razdelili ma sle-
deci nacin: Ia mas narod v sta
renu kraju smo dali $55O.00;
"a Narodni Glasnik $50.O0; "a
Zdruzeni odbor Jugoslevanov v
New Yorku $25.00, "a Ameriski
Rdeci kriz $1,000. Skupaj INA
sa $635.OO, ostalo vsoto smo pa
obdrzali v blagajni "a nase do
mace stroske. .
Ia tako velik uspeh te pri-
redbe Sc moramo zahvaliti vsem
nasim Primorcem in Primorkam,
kateri SO materijalno prispeva-
Ii * nasi Prinorski zabavi, in
sicer: n
John in Antonija Bratovic,
Vinko in Jomanna Ujcie, Tony
in Pepa Ujcic, John in Mary vi.
cie, Kuzna in Milka Vlah, John
in Mimica Ruzic, Anton in Mi,
mica Mohorie, Matt in Katarina
Lucich, Dragan in Katarina Ba-
sich, Andy in Mary Puz, John
in Jela Razpor, John Mandic,
Joe Simcic, Nina Brajan, Kata-
rina Marmolic, Walter Vlah,
Helen Medvedic, Vincenc Stanit,
Tony in Cecilia Lucich, Louis
P Brajan. "
Pri kolekti 50 prispevali:
Po $100O:: Mike Prtenjaca,
- = "
Mr.. in Mrs. Andy Raspor, Frank
Jeloyica druzina, Blaz Aliinovic,
John J. Raspor, Mike Sebrek,
Frank Izbolt.
Pb $L00: Charles Burdick,
Frank Cetina Warren, OhiGa;
John in Mary Ujcic, Vincent vi
cic, Tony Krsul, Matt Matetic,
John Ruzic druzina,, Steve Hire
stak, Joe in Jovana Bratoyic,
Anton in Cecilia Luei6, Mr. ia
Mrs. Rudy Bozeglav, Dobrinid
druzina, Louis Gregurec druziL
ma, Walter Vlah, Nilkola Taso>
vac, George in Mary Krali, Mr..
in Mrs. Matt Medvedich, George
Kvaternik stari, Joe Barela, Ff.
Frlan, Frank Mahalee, Euziia
Vlah, Paul Juratovic, Pete Mar
getic, Mr.. ii Mrs. I0ny Uj6ie;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-13
PoSAMEZNIH sKUPIN NE MORENO soDITI Po
NJIHoVEM zIVLJENJsKEM STANDARDU
Pise dr. Margaret Mead

Najglavnejsa stvar, XII Sc je mamo naucit predno
asno razsojat drugih ljudeh, je to- da
locevati med nhovim sedanjim razmeram in okolscna-
mi ter njihovmi resnicnmi sposobnostmi, ali zmoznos
mi. To vea enako zarazsoanje vidika nhovega more
btnega skromnega zvljenja tesnh mestnih cetrtih ali
pa vidka nihovega obnaSanja Vemo namrec da zvra
gotovo vedenje in karakterska obnasanu IL raznh po
kcev posebno takh ker e clovek primoran, da paz
Vsak cenek kot n pobraci stare obeke in druge sa
re- pocestn kramarji in slicn drugi posameznki XII
prezvljao mami dohodk cd vrste drobne poulicne
kramarije Deavciezak, po drugi strani iajo navado
da vozijo delo in della svoji grob delovn obek
Zgodovinsko je sledne amersko mesto poraslo ved-
noVimi prihodi naselencev; pref prhaali povec
nj IL EVrope sedaj prhaajo IL latinske Amerke pa
tudi aerisk udje sam selijo raznh kraev dezele
mesta. Vs tt novodoseci ponavadi pricno malim kar
pomen da vzaeo, ko pridejo mesto vsako delo XII ga
morejo doblti, samo da prezivo in ekonomsko malo
urdijo Razumlvo je da pr malem zasluzku ne morejo
skat dragih stanovan in tako zadeo certi ker
svom zasuzkom lahko zhajajo Mnog cd teh prihajao
il krajev, ker je zvlenje skromnese preprostejse
Mnogim zned njih zdi amerski standard zivena ne
mogoc in morejo razumeti zakaj mai b gledao
to- da ina vsak otro soho in dovol priike da Sc
igra in nauze zraka ud zunaj doma posebno ko e
kenu takoJ ocltno da Vse to nestu sane denar in
delavcu mansm zasluzkom takorekoc nedosegjivo Ia
ko premnogh sucajih pripet da novodosec ostane
sosescni katero je zacetku zasel XII e pogoso mai
slabsa mestu ozirom sanovanske prilike in udob
nost Ako TAXI novodosecl Vr vsega Sc prpadao gotov
mansnsk skupni, takorekoc primorani da ostaneio
svojem prvotnem oko u udi ko Sc prikopejo do bo-
Sega zasluzka.
Sarejsi prebivalci in posebno taki XII so pred
desetetem ali vee bill Sc san novodosleci ter so bill "a
dovoljn vsakim delom ali poslom XII ga mogl dobt
kot tud istim reynm stanovanj radi kakrsnih seda
vska dol gledao novodose prebvace Sc ka rad zgra
zao mad umazanim otroci stanovanjskh his brez nape
ljave cevi "a topic vodo in drugh modernh naprav Pr
dobrem opazovanju clovek ka nitro opaz da pri
njanu drugih sxupin pogosto oznaca gotove zned nh
kot umazane ali zanemarene ceprav jim mesto nj nl
dilo ncesar boljsega kot ''slume."
Seveda b blo napacno zvraeati vso krivdo "a unaza
most in zankrnost ma stanovanske pomanjkvost ali
d da bi vsaka skupina il kateregakol kraa automatic
pricea zve po ameriskem nacinu zivenja ako b Sc