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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27

Sd" WIFI all Olu NA1 Ed
fling, how about that jive?) Anna
May Allen (you had better get on
the ball, sweetheart hear you
took Clentell's position with the
help of Donna, Carmen and
Louise) beautiful Bonnastell Jones,
Irene Earl, Margaret Stewart Il
hear you almost got drowned one
night, any way it looked like it,
or was that David Allen or Albert
Jones trying to duck your. Also
saw Katherine McGraw Il hear
you almost took a step for the
worse when a certain E. M. was
here, but you'd of had to fight
one of two St. Paul girls any
way }.
Laverne Buford, known as Little
Bit" really tore up lat his first
shindig in Minneapolis) for quite
awhile, and talk about a dancer
and maybe a romancer He's
sawed-off fellow, 1 hear his 1--WE
is mellow His feet seem to
have a brain of their own, he's
hep and all that 1--WE, but tell me
Little Bit" why haven't you
grown? There were mad riffs by
Water Lear and cats; the Ink
Spots, you'd love to hear. They
sang several songs, one ac-
companied by Coke, 1 wonder where
in the heck was the other smoke
mean Poke? The Ink Spots
were the guests of the prince,
"Dizzy"; the count "Clyde"; the
ace Bobby; the baron Clientele;
the king Riley" and the Duke.
Saw Nathan Bonner, and he told
me that he and Willis Reed are
trying to get into the Marine Corps
instead of the Navy. l also hear
that most of the chicks think sharp
Chuck Mccoy is getting better
looking every day, and speaking of
looks, I hear Janet Armstrong is
quite popular with all the boys
But remember, sweetheart, f1attery
has caused the gorgeous peacock to
stretch forth its beautiful wings
and tail and display its ugly feet!
Just a hint to everyone.
was naming all the hepsters in
the middle age, but l forgot to
mention Mrs. Opal Stone, a real
hepster; when she gets to romping
and stomping, boy! She tries
everything from a charleston to a
shorty George and if 1 may say
so, she would make a solid sender,
how about you, Mr.. Stone, are you
hep?
Just in case you haven't heard
the latest in records, try to get or
even hear, Chopin's Polonaise by
Carmen Cavalora, it's a bit differ
ent, but it is a record that seems
to tell a story in itself.
Oh yes, in answer to your ques-
ton G. R. to D. M: Your ques-
ton was, isn't he a bit young ?"
Her answer was, 81 am old enuff
to know better, but too young too
resist" Like 1 said before, you
can't get that no more!
Remember on Sunday night come
down to the canteen where we
have, soft lights, gay music, happy
voices, the wonderful musical
sound of pretty girls laughter, and
the clinking of pop bottles, as
David Allen and Conrad "Chile"
Austin serve pop behind our fine
bar. Now do you tear up when
you flare up? Then call a cop!
Or do you drink till you're pink
You'd better stop. Do you jump to
tune and hit the ceiling, or do you
take it kind of slow and get the
feeling? Then you're great as the
day you were born, and as sharp
as that thing you call thorn.
So III "Meet You In the Bottoms"
and Embrace YOU" So It'll
Then" "Tm Through for the Night"
Recausa now,s the time it,s o,ot 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27

J u m p at the
Wheatley We'd
nesday b e f or e
last, was Keeling
and rocking, and
cats were most
madly romping
a n d stomping.
S o m e of the
whistle bait in
C lu d e d Carmen
Allen (whom 1
saw with an old
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27

U T a II q RAPIDS
Michigan, is visit,
ing st. Paul
again.
Mildred Hits
lovely cousin Of
Carmitta Hits
from Chicago, il
visiting st. Pau
for about three
weeks.
The ] union
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
Owens on United

OWENS on United
Nations Board
S. Vincent Owens, executive sec
rotary of the st. Paul Urban
League, was elected to the board
Of directors of the Minnesota
United Nations Committee at the
annual meeting, Thursday, July IL,
at the Radisson hotel, Minneapolis.
Mr.. Owens will meet with the ex-
ecutive committee, Friday, July 81,
at the Minnesota Club.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
DAILY SPORTS SCRIBE
WRITES ON ORGANIZED
BASEBALL RACE BAR
By Joe Cummisky in p. NJ.

have wired the Commerce Department to what
ton going to be taken the resolution introduced Con-
which would authorize the Secretary of Commerce to
investigate racial discrimination in organized baseball
Pending reply, let's take overall ook-see at what
progress has been made any toward putting the socaed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
Social and Personal
o ST. PAUL,

House Mr. and Mrs Dave Reese and Mrs Leatia
DeBerry $50 Rondo Avenue had as their dur
ing the week OF July Mrs Rose Stokes and her two sons
Ronald and Jolle OF Winnipeg, Man, Canada.
Dinner party: Mrs Leata DeBerry 500 Rondo enter
tanned at dinner party Saturday July T. honorng Miss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
PROBLEMS of Humanity

A HUMAN WHEREIN TROUBLED
IN HEART COUNSEL GUIDANCE
is
n
Of the
anyzng questions
letters problems
Streets 81. Is.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
Juvenile 1--WE
BY DONALD GATES

Back again tbs week with my
solid gender and to smoother out
your 1--WE like a Buick fender. The
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
Teen Age
Chatter
By Georgia Russell

Well, guys and gals, here am
again, bringing you the latest
chatter. Betty Jane Bland from
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
Cnrd Of Thanks

Cord OF Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends for
the lovely floral offerings and the Rev.
H. W. Bolts, Sr., for the encouraging re-
marks. for the services of Eula Thelma Nc
Million.
Dollie Heron,
Hazel Key.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27

Mrs Willie Brown Mrs Virginia Benton and son. frankie
34O9 Cedar Ave. will leave Tuesday, July 81 to spend
weeks visiting in Mississippi and Alabama.
Mrs Ruth Griffin 989 Aldrch Ave No. returned last week
from enday visit spent in Detroit and Grand Rapids Mch
and Windsor Ontario. Her husband, Lawrence
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27
Classified

Lost-A mans straw hat, left at
someone's home July ID. ]. E.
Johnson, Dale 1888.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27

One large bedroom to rent fur
nished. All modern home convent
ences. Call before IL noon. At.
S749.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27

Group Of ST. Paul folks who appeared advertising shorts recently
Mabe Harper Alberta Davis R0z Gardner Eoi Sut Adona
Rufus Boyd William Small Woodrd
Godefy O Louis, max rsof Iareus
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-27

OII1F oIIy VL WIoCOIloIIIJ IOIuIIIvu
home Saturday, July 81.
Breakfast Hostess: Mrs. E. v.
Marshall, 1909 Elliot Ave-, was
hostess at breakfast Saturday, July
ID, in honor of Mrs. Sadie Hurt of
Nashville, Tenn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

In World War |, 18 per cent OF
the wounded taken to evacuation
hospitals died: in World War II,
only three per cent.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Closing Exercises
Stdged AT Coulter
School Thursday

Presentation of diplomas to
graduates of the eighth grade
was the highlight of the closing
exercise held at the Gautier
school last Thursday night.
Those receiving diplomas were
Hermes Ladnier Edward Miller,
Lawrence Deleomyn, Stuart
Wier. Daphne Polk, Mary Elise
Peterson, Betty Rouse, Aline
Knight, Helen Yocum, Betty
Gray Roberts Dolores Salisbury,
Betty Lee Thomas and Marion
Thomas.
Betty Lee Thomas was vale
dictofian and Daphne Polk salu-
tatorian. Mary Elise Peterson
read the class viii, Betty GRAY
Roberts read the class prophecy
ana Helen Yocum was historian.
A special award was made to
Title Ouida Salisbury for the
highest average OF the year. Per
feet attendance awards were
made to Betty Lee Thomas, Bet
ty Rouse, Rubye Cochran, Mil
dred Guillotte, Leverne Ladnier
Earl Ruth Bond, Barbara Anr
Ross, Helen Yocum. Lula Ma
Guillotte, James Wells Fuller
and Joan Fuller.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
County School
Superintendent
Meet This Month

A. +. Megehee, president 9
he State County Supsrintsn-
lents' Association and jackson
.ounty's Superintendent o. Edu-
alton will preside at two con
erences OF the Mississippi SUI
serintendents this month.
Instead. of the one annual con-
eeence usually held. two confer
noes have been planned this
ear TO CONFORM to war time re-
s.rictions on travel. The fist
on fercnte win convene on the
veping Of June II at the Jones
County Junior College at Ellis
ellie and win continue until neon
Wednesday. The second confer
ME viii open at the University
Wednesday night June -, and
will ciose Friday afternoon, June
is.
Problems which the school viii
ace in the post Wat period, with
pecial emphasis placed on how
he schools will fit the return
ing servicemen into the schoOi
program will be the subject G
talks and discussion at the con
gerenees. The present school sit
uati0n WIll also be a topic for
discussion at the meetings. Nj.
Megehee announced.
Ma. Megehee, fQ 81 IN charge
81 Rferaring the programs has
securea several outstanding
speakers which include DR.. E.
gar l. Morphet, director Of 40
ninistration and Finance, State
Department O. Education. ITALIA
hassae, Fla. Mr.. Pope Baird. an
expert on school transportation,
tate department Of education,
Montgomery Ala, and Dr.. How
8sd A. Dawson. director - rural
service, National Education A
s~ociation. Washington. d c. In
addition rs these tnfee VISITING
Speakers. members O. the State
Department Of Education will b.
IN hand to discuss the problems
81 the schools as they exist to-
cav with the 81 school superin-
tendents,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Vocational Bible
Schools Offering
Worried Activities

! A Vocational Bible school will
open at the First Presbyterian
church in Pascagoula, Monday,
June IL. and will continue through
Thursday, June 81, with classes
from $3.50 to 1870 each day, Mon
day through Friday. A varied
program of worship, music, Bible
study and recreation has been
planned for the children, aged A
to Is, who will attend. The Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the church
will serve refreshments each day
at the recess period. Mrs. Fos-
ter Carson is in charge of the
school.
Today marked the close of BIZ
BILE schools at the First Baptist
and First Methodist churches in
Pascagoula which were in session
this week and offered similar
programs of worship, Bible story,
handicraft and recreational peri
DDS.
The children attending the
classes at the First Baptist church
this week will end their activities
this afternoon with a picnic at
the Spanish Fort, c. R. Hare, ed
ucational director of the church,
announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

i taking part in the program in
cluded Mrs. w w Hughes and
Mrs. j. w. Brayles. Refresh
ments were served and d social
ho,n followed The next meehag
Of the society win be held June
10 at ls30 pm. at the church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

The inst local society of the
Rec Cross in America was or
gcnized at a Lutheran church in
Danviile, N. Y. in 1881.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Eustis And Guest
Honored At Dinner

As q farewell courtesy to Mr..
ard Mrs. Henry c. Eustis, II, and
their guest Mrs. Lawrence Eustis
o- New Orleans, M. and Mrs.
a. VI Swieert and Mr.. and Mrs.
Easton King entertained at din
rer for them Saturday evening
at Longfellow House.
Mr. Eustis returned to Biz
mingham, where the family IS
10 reside. Monday, leaving Mr..
Eustis and their son HenrS. III,
to Join him after they make a
short visit in New Orleans.
On their departure for New
Orleans the early part Of the
week Mrs. Eustis and her son
were joined by Mrs. Lawrence
Eustis, who was returning home
after a visit with them.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Miss Jean Nelson
Entertdins Honorinq
Miss Phyllis Kloeti

A pretty social event Of last
Thursday afternoon in Mos
Point was a bridge party at which
Miss Jean Nelson was hostess
honofing he's house guest Mss
PHYLLIS Kloeti o Havana Cuba.
At the close Of an interesting
series of games the hostess was
assisted by her mother. Mrs Leon
Nelson, IN serving eantaloupe a
Ia mode in addition to the soft
irinks and saited nuts that were
passed during the afternoon.
Besides Miss Kloeti those play
ing we're Mesdames !. c. Avent,
J. T. Bishop, William Mcleod.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

and w w. jenkins and Misses
Jane Coulson and AUDREY Cook
ana the hostess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Mrs. Roy Renfro
Given Handkerchief
Shower BY Friends

Mrs. Roy Renfro, who departed
recently for her former home in
Fayette, Ala, was pleasantly sur
prised with a handkerchief show
er IN the home of Mrs. J.. T. Rem
fro, with Mrs. Renfro and Mrs.
.. A. Barager as co-hostesses. on
Wednesday afternoon.
Reception rooms of the home
were most attractively decorated
with pretty bowls and vases of
sweet peas, Shasta daisies, gladi-
olus and fern
An address, book was passed
each guest with her name and adj
dress.
Best wishes were written to
the honoree and a contest was
held with each person trying to
get the largest number of words
from the wishes.
Punch and cake were served in
the dining room which was dec
Grated with Shasta daisies. The
table was overlaid with a dainty
lace cover and conferred with a
crystal punch bowl. White can
dies in crystal holders shed a soft
glow over this beautiful setting.
Guests who enjoyed this pleas
ant afternoon together were Mes.
DANES Mitchell Cirlot, John Cir
LOT, j. NJ. Rivers. J. D. Lowe,
w, p. Daley, V. Torres. Edwin
Lennep, A, J. Franklin. Lila Blu
mer. E. l.. Golf, Laura Mays,
J, S. Noblin, X. d. Williamson,
J. IL. Wyncott, II. B. Overstreet,
w. W Jenkins, Misses Ina Thomp-
son, Dora Cowan and Otille
Swan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

There are CISCO local U S
arat boards.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
YWBC To Give
Benefit Bridge
Purty June IA

a It is announced that the
Young Women's Business Club
has set June IA, at 8 pm, the
date of the benefit bridge party
for the purpose Of raising funds
to carry on club activities.
The party will be given at the
USO and an admission charge Of
$1.00 will be asked. Refreshments
will be served. The party is
open to the public.
Further information may be
obtained from Miss Marie Don
nelly, phone LOG, or any MEM
Der of the club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Whistler Club Hos
Evening Meet AT
Miss Elkins Home

Mrs. Bill Powell entertained
the Whistler Bridge club in her
home on Thursday evening. Miss
Olive Elkin received the high
score prize and Miss Audrey
Crook the bingo prize.
Soft drinks were served during
the games and a delicious salad
course after the games to to
Misses Olive Elkin, Jane Couison,
Virginia Eley. Frances Brooks,
Audrey Crook and Mesdames w.
w. Jenkins, Hartwell McCollum
and Gene Ellis.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Music Club To Meet

Members of the Pascagoula
Federated Music Club will meet
Saturday afternoon, June 8, at 3
o'clock at the USO building Miss
Merlere McMahan, Miss Fay
Zimmerman and Mrs. Alton
Mansfield will be hostesses at the
meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
General Program
Planned For Moss
Point Methodists

4 general program OF activi-
sizes FOR The month o. June has
ecsntls been planned bv the
einieter and leaders of the Moss
poi1t Methodist church and ali
members o. the congregation
ere urged to join in the pro-
ram.
Beginning Monday June IL,
sne continuing for five days there
vii be held the Annual Daily
vacation Biole school. Mrs. A.
Frank liz viii be general SUI
2esintendent ard the following
NJ assist in the teaching: Mrs.
:. /. Stewart; Mrs. William Ras-
7assen Mrs. Wannon Suthoff,
Mrs. Eddie Kravat. ) Miss Ina
Thompson, Mrs. Morton Farley
nd Nan Cirlot and Peggy Suth-
Of.
Mrs. John Cirlot. with the as
sistsnce OF the WSCS, will pro-
vide for the refreshments from
la TO cay. Each teacher will be
r charge o. recreation for hei
sspective groups with the ex.
ception Of the older ooys ano
girls VINO will be supervised by
Coach T. K. Swayze. Transpor.
tation will be provided for the
bows and girls who live a dis.
lance from the church.
On Friday night, SJune Is
A. large church social is beine
planned as the annual fellow.
ship party for the new and Ole
members of the church. A pro.
gram OF recreation, refreshments
and old fashioned hymn-singinl
and a few short talks is planned
The Rev. j. S Noblin and Eddie
Khayat were named genera
ehairmen by the Board of Stew,
ards for the church social. Mrs
Rames Khayat was appointed by
the WSCS to head a committed
to prepare refreshments.
Beginning Sunday June II the
annual Youth Caravan of the
Methodist church will be pre-.
sented in Moss Point and will
continue a program of youth ano
adult study for a period of one
week. Few young people are be.
ing sent to Moss Point under the
supervision Of the Conference
Board Of Education. These young
people are specially trained for
the curse they win present. Full
participation in these programs
is urged by the pastor, the Rev
Noblin.
A reorganization meeting was
held at the church recently fol
the young peoples group. Plans
were approved for summer pro.
jects consisting of recreation ano
forums on subjects that are con
sidered modern thought in the
lives Of American youth. The
following boys and girls are &C.
tive members Of the group. Ru-
pert Cirlot. RUBY Mae Embry
Donald Lvtre, Vivian McDavid.
Marilyn Marie, Mary Martin.
Mack Myers. Helen Price Wan
damir Rogers, Hazel Rhodes, H.
M. Rhodes, Emma Helen Stew
art, Margie Thomas, Charles Tor
res. Dick Dickson l.. c. Graham,
Lois Dickson, Winifred Miles
and Juliette Harper.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Esstlswn Msil adist wscs
Met Mcndav

Mrs. j. w. wilson was hostess
40 the Eestiawn Methodist WscS
Monnas 1t he home on River
road. The devotional Yves led by
Mrs. G 4. Carter, and the pro-
gram We e teetl tsa theme
Delinquencs of Youth Others
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

1t is possible for cattle to be-
come re-infected with tuber-
culsis through contact with per-
sons who have the disease.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

"A MOVIE FOR THE SoPHISTI-
Gates" says the News. You'll
want to see MGM's controversial
drama THE PICTURE OF DO
RIAN GRAY" at the Marine The
atre. Sunday. June 10. advt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
Amerisku vIudu So zmerom kokor ie biIo

Ko je Roosevelt svoj drzavni department pc resignaciji Cor
della HULA preongavI, Sc je mnogim Lberacem zdel Sc boil re-
akcionaren kt je bill. Mnogi liberalni komentatorji menijo, da
Sc je vlada IL New Yorka spet preselila v Washington. Namesto
Bella hisa, odlocuje V nasi vnanji poitiki znova Morganova ban
cha hiSa.
Tako trdjo krihki. In tsti, XII to poltiko grajajo, meniio,
ola je temu res tako.
VeleindustrIa, XII Sc je V predsednSki vol1ni kampanji dr.
zala stran, in lie nauradno prispevala v prid agtacije "a Roose-
velta, in pa "a Deweyja, v nadi, da Sc MENU prijubi, Sc sedaj
izgovarja, da je bla nevtralna.
To memo tolmacenje je pravilno. Kaji ODE stranki sta njeni.
Maj bi zmagala ena ali druga, zmaga bi bila njena v vsakem
slucaju. 3@Et
Sc spomnjate, koliko vptja je blo v kampanjiL ces, glasujte
"a Rooseveha, kr on je prot "ekonomskim rojalistom"? A res
MICA je, ola SO ga ekonomski magnati poprl. VrhS tega, pa Sc CIO,
XII je potrosil v agitaciji "a njegovo izvoItev precej stotisocakov.
Sedaj, ko Sc snuje nova administrators, dasi pod starim kr-
mariem, vidimo, da 80 v zadnjih volitvah spet zmagali ekonom-
ski rojaisti, kakor Sc vselej doaej.
LIE tisti, Xxi verujejo, da je lahko tudi predstavnik sistema
kakrsen je, sstema, Xxi je nam navrgel strasno krizo in pa XII ne
guje vzroke "a vojne, Sc lahko "radujeo'; n. pr. nasega novega
drzavnega oddelka, v katerega je mas vrhovni poglavar imenoval
same "ekonomske rojaliste".
kje SO tisti proletarci, XII so v kampanii tekaI cd kjuke do
kljuke, v veri, ola delajo "a izvohtev cloveka, XII ceprav nj So
cialist, pa je sal bizu socializma?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-03
LETNA SEJA PODRUZ-
NICE ST. I, SANS

Detroit, Mich. = V Soboto g..
januarja oh 7:30 zvecer Sc vrsi
letna seja podruznice Stew. 1
SANSa V SIovenskem delav-
skem domu ma 437 S. Livernois.
Clanstvo vseh druStev ie vab-
ljeno, da Sc udelezi tie vazne Sc
lie. Izvolili bono nov odbor "a
leto 1945 in poleg tega imamo
Sc tudi mnogo drugih zelo vaz-
nth zadev ma dnevnem redu.
VISA druStva, ustanove in klu-
bi Sc prosijo, da javijo imena
SANSovih zastopnikov "a leto
1945 tajnistvu podruznice.
Prispevki Ia SANS cd |. ja-
nuarja do 80. junija SO znasali:
drustva $164.48, posamezniki
$412,05. skupno $576.53. Cd L.
julia do 81. decembra: drustva
$68, posamezniki $465.75, sku-
Pho $533.75. Celoletno $1,110.-
%. cinema so bila objavljena v
Prosveti.)
Decemberska priredba 1943
"a SANS ma cast Louisa Ada
micu je prinesla cistih $595.39
Glavnemu uradu SANSa v Chi
cago Sc je V letu 1914 p~oslalo
$1,650.
Podruznicni upravni stroski
so bill malenkostni, ker sta oba
slovenska donna, Narodni in De-
lavski, prepustila prostore "a
seize brezplacno, "a kar Sc po-
druznica najlepse zahvaljuje.
Mas relifni odsek "a nitro po-
moe Jugoslaviji je pricel z ma
biranjem v oktobru. Nabrale SO
sestre: Mary. Rant 1912, Mary
Jurca $4,000, Mary Knee 1892,
Liza Mention $3.50, Kath. Junko
$57 in drugi posamezniki $3.50.
cinema darovalcev objavljena
v Prosveti.) Vsega skupno Sc je
poslalo v SAMSON urad v Chi
cage "a WRFASSD $1,501.8O.
v obleki in drugih potrebSGi-
nah SO Slovenci IL Detroita in
okolice darovali do sedaj 1000
funtov, odposlano pc podruzni-
CT ZOJSA v newyorSko skladi-
(Konec ma 3. strani.)