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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
BELCAMP. MD.
Prime zpravy z vlasti.

Telocvicna Jednota Belcamp
mela sensacnf clenskou schuzi,
dine z. brezna 1915. Prftomen
byl batovsky spolupracovn1k
re Zlina, ktery opustil Cesko-
slovensko kolem 20. ledna 1916
Dotycna osoba pracovala u Ba-
tn a Una vetsinu Batovc1, pra-
tele a pf1buzne nasich krajana-
v Belcampu. Bratri bombardo-
vail mileho jim hosta otazkami
az do pIl noel. Vsem Sc dosta-
10 utesujfc1ch a povzbuzujf-
c1ch zprav. vsichni pr1buznf a
Jim drazf pratele jsou ma zivu.
Nepamatuji, AMI jediny prfpad,
re by nekdo z pr1tomnych Sc
doslechl smutnou zpravu. S
nekterymi dokonce mluvil tes-
ne pred odjezdem, tax re posi-
laj1 pozdravy a hlavne prosf O
porazen1 NemcG CO nejdrive!
Nejzajlmavejs1 byla zprava
O bombardovan1 Zl1na lonske-
no roku ma podzim. Nalet byl
ucinen v poledne anglickymi
letci a trval jenom tfi minuty.
Techto $50 vteTin bombardova-
nj stacilo k tomu, ably ochromi-
10 chod obrovskych podnik1
Batovych We Zine. Chemicke
tovarny jsou zniceny, elektrar-
ma je vyfazena. Proud pro W.
robu Sc bere z Prerova a re
Slovenska.
Vsechny budovy, v poctu 80,
kolem neutrality-suspicious. ad-
ministrativnf budovy, jsou V
ssutinach. Skladiste bot s mno-
ha set tisfci parry pripravenymi
k doprave ma frontu znicena a
spolu s ostatnfmi skladisti no
fela pc ctyri dny.
We Zlinskych tovarnach pra-
cuje mnoho set vysokoskolakd
a stredoskolak1, kteTf Sc tim
zachranili pred deportacf do
Nemecka. PAM Marie Batova
Sc venuje vyhradne praci So
cialn1 a pomaha drobnemu IL
du. Tovarnu ffdf pan Opera,
byvaly starosta mesta ZIlna.
Ones je starostou dosazeny Ne
mec.
Zmfnil Sc tez o partyzanech,
kterych je pc celem kraji mno-
no. Zl1nst1 utlkaj1 do lesG, a.
by Sc k MIN pTidali. Vecer je
slyset ruska letadla z kterych
vyskakujf rust1 partyzani.
Ptali jsme Sc ma zivotnf po-
merry We Zine. Pffjmy jsou vel
mi dobre, ovsem muscle by Sc
vystacit s prfdelem. Mas mily
host vydelaval 1900 Kc tydne,
t. j. $4,000. S pr1delem URGE
nym ma jeden mesfc, "a normal
nj nezvysene ceny, vystacil tax
ash tyden a pax 81 sebral rane-
eek a sci kupovat ma cerno do
okolnfch vesnic. Ceny poziva-
tin, koupenych pod rukou, stou
pail do zavratnych vysek: 1kg
q lbs.) sadla stojf cd 1900 Kc
do 1900 Ke., t.. j. mezi $4,000
az $4,000; l ky e lbs.) hove
z1ho masa cd 400 Kc do 500 Kc
($13.OO $1,000. Cely vepr
stoj1 80 az SO tis1c korun It. j.
$1,000 az $1,5OO.) Jinymi slo-
Wy v ceskych zemfch je zataje-
ma inflace.
Smyslenl zlfnskych spolupra-
covn1kG je dobre. Pres zakaz
poslouchajf zahranicn1 rozhla-
sy a jsou pripraveni prijmouti S
otevTenou naruc1 kazdeho, jen
kdyz Jim pTinese, tolik touzeb-
ne ocekavanou svobodu.
DR.. Novak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
Radna schEze Sdruzeni Csl.
SpoIkH

Dude dnes, v patek-v 8 hodin
vecer We skole Augustine Her
mana. Vsichni zastupci a "a
stupkyne Sc zadaj1 by Sc do te-
to schGze dostavili. Velmi du-
lezite jednan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23

War a Navy Departments O.
znamuj1 ma listine ranenych
krajan James c.. Flutka, Spec.
SIC U. S. N, manzel pi. Marie
Flutka, $40 S. Spring Court.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-23
IA

P1. B. De Grange darovala
ma Csl. Deti $500.
Csk. Pomocny Vybor.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
ON WAY HOME

Pearl Harbor.-C. D. Gilbert,
USNR, husband of Mrs Clara
Gilbert of Haysi, Va. is on his
way home. Gilbert is one Of the
2,O72 high point navy veterans
whom the magic Carpet" is
bringing to the States aboard the
USS hornet.
The Hornet-one of more than
$50 carriers, battleships, cruisers
and attack transports in the
navy's famed Magic Carpet fleet
left Guam Dec. 8, and is sche-
duled to arrive in San Francisco
about Dec. IS.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
DIR. FRANK b. CLARK DIES
IN ABINGDON HOSPITAL

DR.. Frank E Clark, for many
years head Of the Grundy Pres
byterian School and well and ia
vorably known to thousands of
Southwest Virginia people, died
last week in the Abingdon hos
pital,- where he had been pa
tent for several days. Burial was
in the Green Springs cemetery
near Abingdon.
DR.. Clark left Grundy few
years ago and for the last five
years had been supply pastor for
several Presbyterian churches in
Washington county.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
YATESTOWN NEWS

Luther Yates returned from
the hospital at Charlottesville on
Saturday, well on the way to re-
covery from a serious operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Hughes
visited Mrs. Hubert Hughes and
baby at Whitesburg.
Mrs D M Yate; Maryland
Yates, Mr.. and Mr.. Roy Yates
and Euna, Faye and Edna Hill
called on Luther Yates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nick nla Hughes
spent Tuesday with I uther Yates
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Gibson
called on Mckinley Hughes Sun
day evening.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
HONEY CAMP

Pvt. Woodrow Strouth is spend
ing a 60-day leave here from the
hospital at Richmond.
Church services were held
here over the weekend.
George McFall visited friends
here thru the week lend.
Misses jeanette and Goldie
Rose were seeing friends in Bris-
toll on Monday and Tuesday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Si1as Strouth Wis
tied here Wednesday,
Luther Richardson called on
Clyde Rose Sunday evening.
Mrs. Josh Rose visited Mrs.
Shirley Branham Monday after
noon.
Most everyone here has the flu
Habern Hanmons called at the
home of Josh Rose Friday.
Glenn Horton of Georges Fork
called at the home of Clyde Rose
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Branham
expect their son, Whetsel, home
for the holidays
Morrel Strouth of Norland is
visiting homefolks here this
week
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Mrs. Lucian Fleming and Mrs.
Charley Neel called to see Tom
Yates, who is very i'll Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Davis had
dinner with B M. Layne Sun
day.
Jack Hylton has returned to
his station in New York.
Mrs. Marsh Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Yates and Mrs. Thel-
ma Dotson called on Mrs. Virgie
Hughes Tuesday afternoon.
Otis Phipps has been discharg
ed from the armed forces and is
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher Johnson
spent Thursday night with Mrs.
Basil Edwards
Mrs Dugan Vanover called on
Mrs. Cecil Vest and children who
are all very sick.
Mrs. Roy Yates had as Sunday
visitors, Mrs F A Hughes, Ag-
mes Hughes and Edna and Faye
Hill.
Mrs. Emerson Mullins came
home Sunday after visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Hattie Stone.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
FOR SALE

Handmade, genuine calfskin
Billfolds, brown Or black with
three initials, still available
for a short time from patients
at Catawba Sanatorium. La
dies Billfolds with coin purse.
Already $50 satisfied custom
ers in Dickinson County.
James M. Skeen
Clintwood, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
THEY ALL CAME BACK

Somehow a man will just al
ways come back for his hat
+. Acting on this theory, Bill
Blanscett, San Angelo, Texas, too
old to go to war, decided to keep
his young friends hats while they
went off to fight.
At first there were only two
hats-one of his own sons
hung in his livingroom, but the
idea caught on and servicemen
from as far away as Columbia,
S. c dropped in to add to the
collection.
Strangely, the theory seemed
to work. BY wars end Sc hats
had been "checked' at the Blan-
Get home and all Sc men were
alive and well.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
FOR SALE

So acres of rich land, coal.
good timber and mineral rights.
One half mile of state highway
on Georges Fork. Price $4,000
an acre. If interested, write or
see Misses Ruth and Lorrayne
Hayter, 818 Live Oak ST., New
Smyrna Beach, Fla. (4t-Nov. 8
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
PHOTOGRAPHER BACK

w. R. Mullins, the photograph
err, has moved back from Balti-
more and now has a studio at
Payne Gap, near Jenkins, KY.
He invites the people of Virginia
to visit him. Mullins is a good
photographer, and his prices are
right. Engagements up to 8x10,
also copies pictures and prints
from your negatives. Advt.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Visitors at the home of Clyde
Amos Monday were Mrs. Arch
Rose, Mrs S P. Cochran, Mrs
Bert MCGOWAN and Allen MusiclS.
Mrs. Hurley Cochran and Mrs
Make Linville spent Monday
night with S P. Cochran ard
family.
Mrs. S P Cochran spent Satur
day night with Mrs. Vester Coch-
ran, of Grundy, who was very i'll
with flu.
Joyce Faye Musick spent Sat-
urday night with Ferne and Ma
bel Cochran.
Miss Alma Counts is on the
sick list.
Mabel Cochran visited Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Cochran of Haysi on
Tuesday.
Faye Long is staying few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Eivens
Musick.
Ernest Hill and family are all
i'll with flu.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
TRAMMEL GAP NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lundy Phillips
were shopping in Dante Monday.
Miss Flossie Phillips visited at
the home of E B. Compton Sun
day.
Betty Lou and Shelbyann Phil
lips have been i'll for the last few
days.
Mrs. E.B. Compton and Miss
Leona Dingus were shopping in
st. Paul Saturday.
Miss Flossie Phillips was busy
house cleaning Monday.
Arlet Phillips, O fthe army, is
home for 80 days.
Bill Surratt was a visitor in
Dante Saturday.
Miss Flossie Phillips spent Fri
day with Hersey Dingus at Dante.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Phillips
have been Christmas shopping in
ST. Paul.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Deb Mullins, lately mail or
derby with the AEF in Ger
many, is helping out during the
Christmas rush at the local post
office.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Cashing in War Bonds, or Vic
tory Bonds, is like buying car,
then selling it the first Sunday
that's nice.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Support the Victory Loan so
that our disabled can win victory
over handicaps.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Orville Cox, god citizen of
Georges Fork, came in to renew
his subscription while in town
Monday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
ON WAY HOME

Pearl Harbor-William Brooks,
USNR, son of Henry Brooks of
Clinchco, is on his way home.
His ship left Okinawa Nov. 20
and is scheduled to arrive in San
Pedro about Dec. 5.
Passengers will go directly to
the separation centers nearest to
their homes to complete the for
malities of obtaining their dis
charges before returning to civ
ilian life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Odle and
little daughter, of Baltimore, Md.
have been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Augusta Odle, last week.
Mr.. Odle has been employed at
the Fairfield shipyard for the past
three and one-half years.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03
Tone SsliSkaF;
TAT MARTIN

~~~6~~ ~~sS~s~S - S
Efoka, zgoraj pod stropom je
|hmajhno okno z zeleznin1i krizi,
| Iskozf katerega Sc vidijo veje
| Edrevesa, XII mora biti precej vi
Esoko, ter bel oblacek, XII jadra
vragvedi kan. Ia vrat 2 majhno
limo je hodnik in vsake pol ure
koraka po MEM strata q "a
molklini koraki. Ia celica je
Izadnja. Koraki odmevajo vse
| fdot1ej, dokler ne zamro "a OWN
Ikom.
H Bill je ze mrak, ko so ga pri-
Evedli semkaj. Prijeli so ga spo-
daj pri kanalu, ko je bas mislil
zadremati, potem ko Sc je Vie
gel v socno. travo pod mesar-
lskimi stojnicami. Voda spodaj
| lie leno grgrala OBJ betonskih Ii
Edovih obrezja, ma drugi strani
lie bila cesta in vozniki so gnali
konje v dir. Zgoraj pod nebom
je brnel motor, kakor da bi ho-
tel ogromen cmrlj uspavati vse
mesto, letala pa nj bilo videti,
ker je bill "a hribom, dasiravno
je se tako napenjal oci.
H Tedaj ga je nekdo cd zadaj
dregnil v hrbet.
-Vstani! je cu1 "a svojim
hrbtom osorn glas, in ko Sc je
okrenil, je videl straznika in
debelega mesarja belim pred
pasnikom, polnim krvavih ma
dezev.
\ Martin je vstal. Preplaseno
je gledal v oba moza, XII sta sta
la vsak ma eni strani. Noga mu
je nehote stopila "a korak ma
zaj, in ga nj straznik po blisko-
\ vito zgrabil "a rokav, bi sc pray
gotovo pognal v nasprotno
stran.
- Ho, gospod Slabavest, kas
lepo poeakajte, da Sc pomeni.
| mo!
H Mesar je tezko dihal, majhne
oci SO mu kar plavale v masti in
ma svojih kratkih nogah je bill
bolj podoben tolsti svinji kako1
spodobnemu eloveku.
- Da, ia je! Pravi je! Kje
imas, hudic, salamo?
Straznike mu je zavil roko ir
vprasal: ~~ -
/ - Ali 81 jo ukradel? Povej
Martin je gleda1 v tia, potem
Sc mu je pogled ustavil ma me.
sarjevem trebuhu, XII je bill pre-
Il pasan z usnjatim pasom, ma ka.
terem je bill pripet dolg brush
noz, in nekaj mu je ukazalo, da
H se je ma YES glas zarezal TENT
/ debeluhu v obraz.
Il - Ali ii je zal "a salamo
/ vampez? Ampak je bila dobra
Gospod straznik, kar petite
\ me!
Straznik Sc je malice nasmeh.
Il all kaj bi Sc ne, ko pa Sc je po.
tepuh tako cd srea smejal. Sal
pozna take tice. Lacen je bill
Mesarju je vzel salamo, no, kaj
Sc pozna temu bogatinu par di'
narckov, falot pa 81 je le "a er
dan prihranil zivljenje. Tods
mora biti hud.
Il Mesar pa je rdel cd jeze in il
stiskal svoje mastne sape v pc.
Il sti.
II - Prekleti capini! Vedno ves
jih je. Sredi mesta Glovek nj va.
rem pred mimi.
Il Aretiranec. je Sci mirno ns
policijo. Zaslisai so ga, posadi
Ii v jetniski voz in ga odpeljal
v zapore.
/ Sprva Sc mu je zdelo vse tole
/ nekako smesno, nova prigodica
XII je kolikor toliko mikavna
\ hudica, ze vse kaj drugega il
/ dozivel, pa bi ga tole potlaciloi
Potem, preden SO ga odvedli
/ eelico, namref tisto zoperno il
Il prasevanje, ga je le malice vzne'
/ lnirjalo. Odgovarjal je malo'
Z. % ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03

Je pelJal vlSokO G0f1 pO stopnl-
cab. Sedaj sele, \ tenn poslopju,
rnu je posta1o tesno in mrko se
je ozira1 ma vse strani. Hodila
sta po dolgem hodniku. Ma levi
iii desni so bila vrata, vrata pri
vratih. VISA so bila enaka, "a
klenjena kakor dolga vista
hetk "a divje zveri. 70 so celice
in stevilke ma njih: 298, 299,
800, 3O1 - -- 316! Strazar
je odklenil tezkeshrastove dve-
ri in Martin je vstopil. Pokazal
rau je, kako Sc pripravi lezi-
see, precital mu je pravila hi
snega reda in ga poucil:
- Mirno in spodobno Sc OBJ
nasal! Ne smes krieati, ne drzni
81 zvizgati! Ko bo pozvonilo, Sc
sleci in lezi. &c He bos ubogal,
bos kaznovan in vtaknili tie bo-
mo v temnico!
Vrata so Sc zaprla.
In tedaj sele, ko je zaskrtal
kljue v kljueavnici, ko so utih-
Mill zadnji odmevi straznikovih
korakov, ga je pretreslo, da je
sedel ma leseno klop in zatrepe-
tai.
Mrak ga je obdal cd vseh
strani, sanao skozi okno je zarel
rodsev razsvetljenega mesta. Vse
je bio. tho. lie stopinje so Sc
vcasih zgenile. zunaj ma hodni-
ku.
.Vstal je in Sci do vrat. Zakle-
.njena so bila. Vedel je, da je v
jeci, pa je vendarle tipal S pr.
sti po deskah, Getudi je takoj
spoznal. nezmisel svojega po-
cetja. Ia vrata ni1najo kljuke
.Samo kljucavnico. Toda v klju.
.eavnici nj kljutat Zaprt je. Ia.
prli so ga =. Skozi misel nau
je sinil sponin ma solske pove.
sti: tam so hudobni grascaki
Emetali svoje podlozne kmete v
podzemske jece 2.:. Tako ne.
kako, 81 je mislil9e je sedaj Z
menoj. y
Naslonil Sc je s hrbtom ma vra.
ta in je videl skozi okence ne.
kaj zvezd, majhnih, kakor da b
Sc svetie kresnice obesile Ma ze.
lezno resetko. Nagnil je glavc
vse ,bolj ma prsa, roke so mt
omahnile OBJ telo in tako je bill
prvikrat v zivljenju sam
Sam je ze bill, seveda, toda ia.
krat je incl vedno moznost, ds
je sci kamorkoli poiskat 81 to.
varisijo. Tu pa je sam med de:
belim zidom in zavest, da ne mo.
re uiti tel crni samoti. je mai.
hujsa.
Naenkrat sc je ma stropu
uzgala elektriGna svetiljka. Lut
je zaplapolala po stenah in ,
svetlobi je bilo veliko laze pre-:
nasati odmeye svojih lastnik
korakov, saj je bilo v celici ta'
ko tho, da je slisal svoje misli
XII so bile zbegane, kakor jats
utrujenih ptic mad sirokim NOR:
jem.
Pc hodniku so udarili tezk
koraki. kljuei so zarozljali. T.
kljuei - kako rezko pozvanja.
jo, kako Sc krohocejo, ke odpi'
rajo tezke kljucavnice.
Dobil je veGerjo. Sedel je Ma
klop k mizi. Ma nah je zginila
prejsnja samota, zakaj ia to-
p1a corba, XII Sc mu je kadila
pod nos-cakaj no, stel je ns
prste, da, pet dni ze> nj poku.
sill toplega-ga je ozivela. Pc,
Cast, z nepopisnim uzitkom, je
|srkal topic tekocino in po vsen
!telesu Sc mu je razlezel cudovi.
|ti obcutek sitosti, XII ga ze toll.
ko casa nj obeutil. !
Zazelel ST je kadit. Stikal j.
pc vseh zepih zadaj "a razpa'
rano podlogo svojega jopica
Mic. All, kako bi Sc prileglo pal
dimov! II navade je obrnil 81
! -a.a-..S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-03
sanjs, XII g. pojavijo lie "a hip.
E0ten lie llG uraanila. BE

dolG0 50 n1u plesall pred 0cml
svetli kolobarji zarnice. Hon
,Gno SO Sc vedno boil krGiH, do
kler nj ella san1a svetla tocka
;plesaIa pred njegovo zenico. Ko|
lie zginil ta poslednji odsev sve-
.tlobe, je zevala erna tema ma
okrog. Tako je bila erna in 60
sta, da bi Sc Iahko nasloniI ma
rjo kakor ma steno.
/. Obdajala ga je Cd vseh strani,
stiskala, legala ma oci, da so se
.trepaInice pocasi zapirale !. !
All, ko bi mogel nitro, nitro "a
'spati! Telo je bilo trudno, oci
tezke in vsi dogodki zadnjih dni
SO ga naskakovali kakor lacni
psi -. MISC mu privoseiTi slad-
.kega spanja, pa bi tako rad "a
spal, vrgel IL sebe vse misli, vse
ono, kar ga je potlacilo med te
zidove! ~.
{ Skozi temo je naenkrat svi-
.gnil tenek zarek blestece sve-
tlobe. Kakor preganjana EVER Sc
ije vrgel ma komolec ter opazil
" jedru svetlobe zenico Glove
Skin oei. Hip ma to je bila 70
pet tema.
Straznik je ma obhodu svetil
" celico. &c je Sc xiv -? &c Sc
ze nj obesil -?
Polozil je glavo ma trdo bla-
zinc in bridka, jedka, strupena
bolecina ga je obsla.
- Sedaj sem zaprt in vsakdo
ina pravico gledati mojo Ia
lost!
Poeasi Sc je vendarle umiril.
In ko je bill tako cisto sam,
uklenjen zidove, nu je stopilo
vse zivljenje tako 1.-Two v oci kot
Sc nikdar ne poprej. IL temnih
kotov so stopale 1--WE, svetle sill
ke Glej, vraga, koliko, jih
je! To je njegevo zivljenje -.
Seveda, to sem JAZZ, to je ma
ii
Matt sedi pred hiso in ina v
narocju dete Martina. Mlada je.
Martin Sc igra S konci njene ru-
te in okoli MEGA je vse polno
his, mnogo, nnogo otrok. Gori
mad hisami so crne etaze in
majhne Locomotive sc grizejo v
breg. Spodaj v dolini so tovar-
ne in dirnniki STRIFE v nebo. Ka-
dar gre dim z. ravno crto v ne
bo, je lepo vreme; kadar pa
lete safe skozi okno, je potem
kmalu dez in costa je VISA blat-
ma.
Oce je mrk in crn, kadar pri-
de sihta; lep in svetel, ko Sc
umije. Dvigne Martina v strop
lin zaplese holadri.
| Sedaj je velik otrok. Plea
ma hunte in v soli Sc uei: Rud-
mix je last druzbe Hudirja,
81 misli, druzba smo mi, kje pa
je tista druzba -? Sal je nj
mixer. Druzba ne hodi v jamo.
| Neko nedeljo popoldne Sc je
pripeljal v avtu prav ma vrh ko-
lonije rejen gospod in oce je
Edejal:
- 70 je pogIavar druzbe.
T Ia he more " jamo, ina
prevelik tre b uh! razglablja
Martin in je videl oGeta, da je
bill sub in pretkan z zilanai, XII so
bile spete z zulji.
To so rudarske gosIi, je
dejal oee. Kramp je lok in nasa
muzika je grobarjeva sestra.
| Martin je stresa1 z gIavo, oci
pa je incl velike in je vse vi
del po svoje.
cez cas- je opazil, da sedi oce
pred hiso, sedi tudi sosed I'M ma
Icesti stole rudarji !. Elena ze-
1leznica je obstala, lok6motive
so mrzle, kurjaci pohajkujejo
| po tirih.
- TO je stavka.
Martin gleda, gleda, kdaj bo-
| do rudarii zayiIi dru4bi yrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-04

MISS ENRICH.
The engagement OF Miss
Dorothy S. Enrich, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ehr-
Itch, to Mr.. William M. Bar
nett, U. S. N. r., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed11drd Barnett, has
been announced by her par
entS. No date has been set
for the Dedding.
White Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-04

Mrs. @. Melvin Sharpe, DR.. and Mrs.
James A. Cannon, Miss Sybil Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Fowler, Mr..
land Mrs. j. j. Crane, Mr.. Robert
A. Mauer, DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Holmes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irving G. Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Christensen
|also are among the patrons and pa
tronesses, as are Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Heinmiller, Mr.. Adelbert Lee, Mr..
land Mrs. L. j. Cantrell, Mr.. Philip
Sidney Smith, DR.. and Mrs. c. r.
Reed, Mr.. Richard S. Tennyson, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry S. Wender, Mr..
Robert M. Brennan and Mrs. Alice
&c. Hunter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-04
Light Opera
This Week

Dean Henry Grattan Doyle of Co.
lumbar College and Mrs. Doyle are
among the patrons and patronesses
for the performance of THE Red
MILL" which will be presented
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings by the Columbia
Light Opera Company. The per-
formances will be given in the
Roosevelt Auditorium.
Other patrons and patronesses in
clude the Superintendent of Schools,
DR.. Robert l.. Haycock; Mr.. and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
Caroline Captain
Was Mad Hunter
raging around him.

raging around him.
I might have remained a legend,
except that Capt. E. c. Boykim, Jr.,
Camden. South Carolina, broke
down and admitted he was the
hunter
Il don't like to tell this story, it
makes me seem such a damned
fool" Boykim said in a Carolina
drawl. 'but the boys mere somehow
got wind of it and 1 had to admit
it."
WAS IN WAR ONE
Boykim, in his late forties, is
stocky, greying, pleasant. He de-
scribes himself as recap" be-
cause he also was captain in the
First World War. His two sons
both wear the purple heart.
Our engineers" outfit was near
Thionville after the long push
across France" he said, "and I
was dead weary. When I am weary
don't like anything better than
hunting. So-it appeared a natural
thing to mel took an old shotgun
and some shells and sauntered
around looking for game
There was a helluva lot of shoot
ing going on all right, but I fig
ured I wasn't important enough for
either side to bother about"
What about the minefields?"
someone asked. That place was
teaming with them"
"Ch, there was really nothing to
worry about" he said. You see,
just followed fresh cattle tracks.
Anyhow, I got few birds and
hares and I came around a hill
which brought me near the Orne
river.
GOT HIS BIRD
Il caught sight of a magnificent
bird and stalked fright into the
middle of no mans land where an
American patrol rushed up and a
sergeant gaSped, Sir, don't you
know there's battle going on?'
Sure, / said, but my bird shots
are too little to help YOU So
sent them back and got my bird.
Then l returned to my quarters and
that's ALL"
WAS that your closest call?" an
other officer asked.
Nope said Boykim. Il was
supposed to go boar hunting once
with some Frenchmen, who drank
champagne out in the field waiting
Tor me. I badly needed a shave and
when I separated the shrubbery and
poked my unshaven face through,
some OF those champagne guzzlers
though 1 was the boar"