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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
M0D0C RETURN
HERE ON FRIDAY
Coast Guard Cutter Will
Be rendered Reception
On Arrival

The United States Coast Guard
cutter Modoc, steaming south
through the Atlantic ocean this
morning, is scheduled to arrive
at her old dock at the U. S. Gus
tomshouse in the Port of Whining
ton at 9 o'clock Friday morning af-
ter an absence of almost six years.
Word of the Modoc's return was
telephoned yesterday afternoon to
Paul Franklin Bell, assistant secre-
tary of the Wilmington Chamber
of Commerce, from her command
ing officer in Norfolk, where the
vessel has been tied up for minor
repairs.
When the commanding officer
told Bell that the Modoc would
leave Norfolk at 6 o'clock last night
and arrive here at 9 o'clock Fri
day morning, Bell Immediately
went to work on organizing an Of
fetal welcoming committee to
greet the ship and her crew.
Busy On Plans
Many city and county officials
and members of the chamber and
See MODOC On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
TOBACCO MARTS
REOPEN TODAY
Capacity Sales Expected As
Warehouses Resume Ac-
~tivities After Holiday
BY The Associated Press

Sales of flue-cured tobacco will
be resumed Oh all marketing belts
Thursday following a five-day sales
holiday declared by the flue-cured
marketing committee in order to
allow a glut of tobacco to be eased
at redrying plants.
Capacity sales r expected at
almost every warehouse with offer
ings running as high in total pound
age as on opening day, according
to Fred S. Register of Henderson,
chairman of the Marketing Com
mittee and President of the Bright
Belt Warehouse s%sociation.
Register declared that the recent
cool, dry weather should be a boon
to most growers, since it would
tend to prevent damage to their
offerings. He predicted a mini
mum of damaged tobacco to be
on the floors Thursday.
In addition to reopenings of the
Border Belt markets in South Caro-
lima and North Carolina and the
Eastern North Carolina flue-cured
markets, Register said that two OF
the Florida-Georgia Belt markets
Vidailia and Statesboro-also are
scheduled to reopen Thursday. He
said these markets expected a tota,
offering of a tfew hundred thou
sand pounds" Thursday, and he
said these markets probably would
close for the season on September
10 or possibly earlier.
The %flue-cured Marketing com
mittee announced it's five-day holi
day in tobacco sales on August "a
It's action was taken, Register said
because of the difficulty in deter
mining the capacity of redryins
plants. .
The 15-man marketing commit
tee, composed of five members
each from the buyers, warehouse
men and growers groups, Wi
watch the markets and sales close
ly each day, Register said.
The Middle Belt is scheduled tt
open on September 16; it original.
was scheduled to open on Septem
Der 9. The old belt is scheduled
to open on September %; its origin
al opening date was September 10
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
SHIP BUILT HERE
WRECKS in STORM
David Caldwell Breaks In
Half In Gironde Estu-
airy; Two Drown

BORDEAUX, France, Sept. A.
P-The U. S. Liberty ship David
Caldwell was grounded and wreck.
ed during a heavy storm in the
Gironde estuary Wednesday and
t!st reports said that at least two
persons were killed.
Seven members of her Sonar
crew reached shore and were rus :
Cd to hospitals in Royan and
Nochefort. A French hydroplane.
lying low over the wreck at dusk,
dropped rubber life RATS and life
pFeServers.
crowds watching from the shore
said they saw a number OF seamen
@uggllng in the water.
French merchant shipping
sources said the David Caldwell
vt OF Hampton Roads, Va, snap
yea her anchor chain, went
ts'ouAd and broke in two on the
shOal.
Inc French news agency identi.
.eu Tour of creWmen who reached
sI as Chester Frendy. Frank
t.'Olnelster, James Festus Meul1.
~ rsln and a man named Eisterling
N.Y. rse nome towns were not given
VI, W.T. agency said the four were
N'Ved In a hospital at Royan.
Boats Turn Back
uidhE waves caused French coas-
Bee SHIP On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
DAIRY PRODUCTS
"C0NTR0L,,FREE'
Board Takes NJ Action Ia
Restore Ceilings On
Milk, Butter

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. - up -
Apparently concluding that con-
t~rol-free milk prices have moi
gotten out of hand, the Price De-
control board took no action Wed
nesday toward restoration of price
ceilings on milk and dairy prod.
ucts.
The board reviewed dairy prices,
but a spokesman said there was no
indication the panel would call a
hearing in the near future on the
question of recontrol.
The meeting was the first gather
ing of all three members, under
the craftsmanship of Roy L. Thomp-
son of New Orleans, since the
August 20 session when they or
dered ceilings reinstated on meats,
fats and oils, and ruled that milk
products and grain could remain
ceiling-free.
Prices In Hand
The board announced at tina,
time it would watch dairy prod
ucts closely and would order cell
ings restored if prices went up
"unreasonably." The spokesman's
report Wednesday night indicated
that the board feels prices are not
out of hand.
Meat ceilings will 60 into effect
September 9 at retail. OPA al
ready has announced livestock
ceilings effective last Sunday, ano
wholesale ceilings become effec'
tive Thursday. The butcher-shoI
ceilings will average several cents
a pound higher than those which
expired on June 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
Five MAN BOARD
TO HEAR APPEALS
Present Members To Serve
As Adjustment Group
For Zoning Law

The five-man appeals board that
supervised issuance of building ma
terial permits for new construction
prior to yesterdays passage of the
city zoning law is likely to serve
for an indefinite period as the
Board of Adjustment which will
hear appeals for changes in the
new law and allow variances from
its text in special cases, Mayor
w. Ronald Lane said last night.
City Manager J. R. Benson, City
Engineer j. A. Laughlin, Lloyd
Moore, Gilbert F. Morton, city
building inspector, and the mayor
make up the present building ap-
peals board.
Morton, who as building inspect
or will administer the new law and
from whose decisions on permit
applications appeals will be taken,
is chairman of the appeals board
He can be %overruled by the votes
of all four of it's members.
Has Final Say
"Of course, the City council has
the final say on the administration
of the ordnance, the Mayor point
ed out.
"Anyone who is dissatisfied with
the boards recommendations can
still take an appeal to the council"
he declared.
See FIVE-MAN on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
The Weather

FORECAST
South Carolina - Thursday partly
cloudy and mild.
mild.
Eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
1870 am. So; 1880 am. 50; 1:3o pm. 80;
f.50 pm. "a.
Maximum 80; Minimum 81; Mean 70;
Normal IS.
Humidity
1870 am. 95; 7:3O am. 90; 80 pm. Ga;
7:3o. pm. IA.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 1880 PIN
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month
100 inches.
Tides For Today
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low ,
Wilmington - 4:39 am. - am.
5:22 pm. 1900 noon
Masonboro Inlet 2:25 am. Sal am.
3:12 pm. 9:37 pm.
Sunrise SAB; Sunset 6:33; Moonrise
2:59 pm. Moonset 1901 am.
River Stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at
am. Wednesday,. 9.4 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05

able funds each calendar year
farm to market and seconi
roads that do not receive f.
aid. Under this provis
schedule of roadwork within
county must be presented to
particular board, Of commission.
ers in advance.
(2) Relieve county tax listers oil
responsibility for the annual farm
cenSuS.
Name Own Roads
90 Provide that each county
road be furnished with markers
and signs by the highway COM
mission and that each county
board have power to name it's own
roads.
"a Make the discount for early
payment of taxes optional with
individual counties.
See COMMISSIONERS On Page
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
clustering"
Attack Links
British Army
Dmitri Manuilsky Says
Britons Setting Up Mon
archist Movement
PHOTOS PASSED
United Nations General As
sembly Will Convene
On Scheduled Date !

LAKE CCE N. Y,
a.. --(F- The Soviet
formally c h large d
Wednesday night in a blister
ing statement delivered by it's
foreign minister t h a t the
Greek government is prepar-
ing a "seroius threat" to the
peace Of the Balkans.
Manuilsky, the
foreign minister who brought
charges against Greece Aug.
"a, told the Security council that
"sinister" border incidents pro-
voked by a Greek government
backed by British troops in Greece
proved his charges.
With the Greek ambassador to
the United Nations and the British
delegate ready to speak, the coun-
Gil adjourned until Thursday at
lU:SO A. M. e. D. T.
While the council was in session,
Secretary-General Trygve Lie an
nounced that the United Nations
General assembly would meet in
New York Sept. % on schedule.
Hurrying to conclude its work
b efore the General assembly
meets, DR.. Oscar LANCE, of Poland,
president of the council said two
sessions would be held Thursday.
He reminded the delegates they
must work on their report to the
assembly next week.
See clustering On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
TRAIN HITS CAR

OAKLAND, Calf, Sept. 4.-tRH
An Oakland street car and speed
ing Key system train bound for
San Francisco collided Wednesday
injuring 20 persons, most of them
women shoppers.
Witnesses said the street car,
loaded heavily with women and
some children, was almost split
in half and was de~iled.
Some passengers were extricated
from the %wreckage by firemen.
Others climbed out shattered win
dows.
The accident occurred at an inter
section which is protected by a sig
nal when the fast electric train
approaches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
So To Bed

When his turkeys began
gobbling excitedly yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. C. r. Batson,
who lives on the Castle Hayne
road, decided to investigate:
He went into the backward
and found his turkeys cycling
with alarm a five foot long,
seven and one half inch girth
rattlesnake with II ratsles.
Mr.. Batson seized a rake
and liquidated the rattler.
When Mr.. Batson's daughter
called the story in to us last
night we asked her why the
turkeys had cut such a fuss.
care turkeys afraid of
snakes?'' we queried.
"Ohs 1 don't know" she
answered. II guess maybe they
thought it was just a big
worm"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
70 At REVIEWS
SENT TO RALEIGH
Induction Orders For Nine
Negro Draftees Are
Cancelled Here

Reviews of about 70 New Han
over county 4F cases are on the
way to State Selective Service
headquarters in Raleigh today with
a view toward possible induction
of the At men this fall, officials
of the consolidated draft board an
nounced yesterday.
Reviews of the remainder of the
county's 4-F cases will continue un-
til all are completed and sent to
Raleigh, the officials said.
Decision on whether all. some,
or none of the 4-F men will be
drafted this fall is expected from
State headquarters in from four to
six weeks, the officials added.
Orders Cancelled
Meanwhile, the nine Negroes
who reported for induction yester-
day were told that their induction
orders had been cancelled. Their
induction, scheduled for Fort Bragg
yesteray morning, was called off
Co. DEVVEVXc NJ. Daoo Tvro
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
BIG Lands Here

A B-29, one of the Army's larg-
est-type planes, landed at Blue
thenthal airport at about Z O'Clock
last night unannounced.
Airport Manager Jesse c. Par
ker, Jr., said he had barely enough
time to turn on the runway landing
lights when .he super-bomber
doomed over the field.
The pilot and co-pilot said last
night that the plane arrived here
from Egland Field, Florida, on
a training and navigational check
flight"
They declined to comment on
the number of the crew aboard,
The planes next destination, or
when it would leave here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
Matter Of Fact

man provinces conferred on Po-
land at Potsdam by the grim in
sis!ence of Marshal Stain.
The Soviets have been forced to
this disclosure of their aim by the
odd dilemma in which they find
themselves here. In their strug-
gle to win Germany for them
selves, it is natural that .hey
should rely mainly on the weapons
they know best-terror. and one
party rule. These are enough in
their zone. But here in Berlin,
which is jointly occupied, and in
the other zones occupied by the
Americans, French and British,
different methods are called for.
Accordingly, they must cleo
tioneer.
See MATTER OF FACT On Page 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05

a new Moslem gesture draw Hindu
reprisals. Some Bombay Moslems
who had removed black flags
symbols of their direct action"
campaign against the interim gov
eminent system for Indian indie
pendence which have been a riot
irritant-replaced them in the
night with red flags.
The panel of Bombay newspaper
editors collaborating in the hand
ling of riot news described the red
.Aags as symbolic of the Moslem
leagues campaign for a separate
Moslem state of Pakistan. One red
See CURFEW On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-05
FORECAST

Wilmington n vlcinity-Partly cloudy
and continued mild today. Friday fair
and warmer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15

psala mirovno pogodbo Itao &c b zgubila pol mijo
ljudstva XII hoce vsak nacn prdruziti svo rost
nj dezei? Y
In "Wilsonova" crta? To SO izdela "vescaki potem,
ko e Wilson uvidel da sta Angeska in Franca ze eta
1915 obljuba Slovensko Primore Trs Istro in
Damacjo Italii ako napade Avstrijo in Nemco Wilso
msel e bila, da pridejo sovensk in hrvask ra
pod Jugoslavijo Njegova crta je ba nekak komproms
da b bla resena reputaca amerkega predsednka Toda
Wsonovo crto e talijanski premier Orlando zavrge
zahteval cd Francie in Ange da svoo udezevo oblubo
zpolneta Danes e zopet Wilsonova cra ospredu. In
kdo prav maj b bila pravcna mea? Gospodje Bebebe
in signor de Gasperi. 49,.
Zatem je gospod Byrnes zmislil ma pebscit XII je
sicer demokratieen nacn razresev lokanh vprasan
&c Sc vrs pod postenim pogo in raZerami katerega
SO iztuhtai gospode Sorza, Salveni in drugi ital
ski patriotic da Ita reso kar resiti da Plebscit mai
hi veal lie eritor zapadno cd Wsonove crte kjer
podezele sovensko in hrvaSko vecja pa mao ta-
hansko vecno ker tenn teritoru nahaja udi okupa
cijska A. ker angoamerske voaske oblasi odpr
to sovrazne Sovencem in Jugoslavi e lahko ugotovit
pod kaksnim razmerami b plebisc zvrs Jugoslavja
je ze imela brdke zkusnje pebscitom Koroskem XII
SO ga snadzirale angleske in italijanske cete
Ocividno je, da konerenca bo dosega zazeljenega
upeha doker Moloov upra prtisku gospodov Bebebe
in neusraseno zagovara ugosovanske Interest," ali doker
pride do kakega kompromsa pr vprasanjih XII vital
mega pomona Anglijo in Franco, "a ugodno
reSitev italijanske razmetve To e problemacno.
Lahko pa racunamo to- da bo tel konferenci zaga
oni, XII Sc nj izcrpal vseh adutov.
Moloov je pravno zrazil msljenje slovanskega sve-
ta ko e reke da e namen gospodov Bebebe Jugoslavo
kaznovat pa presoat njene upravicene zahteve in il
prisoditi, kar Jugoslavij pripada.
Gospod Byrnes pa rudi nacine, da b Sc kon-
ferenca razbila Kati &c b bi to pomeno MEGA
navec poraz njegovi karer kot amerisk drzavni tai
mix Pomeno b tudi amerske zunanje politike XII
danes ZanOtana neprOdirne Oblake pa
ne zaveda da Amerko cedale boil odujuje tistim
dom Europe, XII tel voni cd Aerike navec pricako-
vail in navec zrtvova oh obracunu pa vdo da h hoce
vse sill zkorstt in postene krvave doprnose
lovazevat
Poznana avoriteta Ely Cubertson e pac povedal
nico ko e deal ameriskem drzavnem tajnku State
partment tddles, while Byrnes roams
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15

mem popriscu 81 je re sam ma
pisal obscene knjigo svojega
plodonosnega zivljenja. Ako pa
Sc ga danes So posebno spomi-
njamo S tenn kot kronisti lie svo-
10 dolznost, ker zelimo opozori-
tt tudi najsirso javnost ma ME
govo vsestransko, z lepimi uspe-
hi poplacano zivljenje.
16. decembra 1872 ma Mirni
ma Dolenjskem rojenemu slav-
ljencu SO rojenice usodile po-
sebno zivljensko pot. Mic po-
membnega nismo mogli iztak-
niti IL njegovih mlajsih let. Sa-
mo to nam je Sc v spominu,
kar je bill nekoc sam O sebi po-
vedal. "Vsekdar, kadar me je
hotela usoda pritisniti k .tlom,
sem Sc zatekel k tebi, draga
vinska trtica, in tvoj cudodelni
sok in moja zvesta prijateljica
virzinka sta mi dala vselej no.
viii moci in pobude, da sem Sc
zopet pognal kvisku."
Dolenjska z vabljivimi Vino
gradi in zidanicami, valovitimi
grici in zasanjanimi polji, pa S
segavo govorico hudomusnih
rojakov mu je tako globoko pre-
zarila srce, da Sc je - kadarko-
Ii mu je dopuseal cas- - z mai
vecjo radostjo in otrosko lju-
beznijo zatekal v memo narocje.
L. nje je crpal nebroj pobud.
Poklic 81 je Rostan izbral v fl
nancni racunski stroki, " kate
70 je prestopil pc. .dveletnem uci-
|teljevanju.> v novem sluzbcnem
okolju je bill ze';zrel MOI jasne-
ga pogleda v bodocnost in s
|krepko pretehtanini nacrti, XII
jih je v v3svojem organizatornem
razmahu yes Cas- tako srecno
uveljavljal. Da Sc je z vso III
|lavostjo in v pryi yrsti oklenil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15

vedrega lica in smejocih Sc oci,
pa krepak in zdrav koracil po
ljubljanskih ulicah ali pa pri
.casi RUNE kapljice ozivljal spo-
mine ma tako lepo, soncno pre-
teklost. Predvsem pa zelimo, da
bi njegovi mladeniski sedemde-
'setletnici sledil prank enako
krepkega zavrsenega osmega
decenija. In tedaj ma svidenje!
as
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15
Antonija Svetek,
podpredsednica.
PRVI JUGOSL LOVANI
Y AMERIKII

kdo so bill prvi Jugoslovani,
XII SO Sc naselili v Ameriki? &c
ne veste, citajte "A Nation of
Nations" knjigo, XII je najnovej-
Sc literarno delo nasega ameri.
sko-slovenskega poznanega in
spostovanega pisatelja Louis
Adamiea. Ia vsakega naseljenca
ali tn rojenega Slovenca ali Ju-
goslovana je zelo vazno, da We!
Y urednistvu Enakopravnosti jo
lahko nabavite.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15
UREDNIkOvA
POSTA!
Podruznica Stew. IA
SzZ Sc zahvaljuje

Euclid, o. - Cezdalje bolje
mi gre. Je res, da Sc mora clo-
vek vsemu privaditi. Vidim, da
Sc bonn tudi JAZZ pocasi privadila.
Da ne DO kaksne zamere, me
dolznost veze, da Sc moran "a
hvaliti kot podpredsednica po-
druznice Stew. IA SzZ. Dne %.
aprila smo priredile Franc Finz-
garjevo veselo igro "Razvalina
zivljenja".
Tenn potom Sc moran v prvi
vrsti zahvaliti nasim dobrim
igralcem, posebno Sc Petru Ste
ru, XII je igro reziral in craven
Sc igral. Nadaljna zahvala gre
Andy Ogrinu, XII je tako izvrst-
no igral svojo vlogo. Nadalje
gre zahvala Mary Gregoirs, ka-
terra Sc je najvec potrudila, da
Sc je igra vprizorila. Nadalje Sc
zahvaljujem Franku zigmanu,
XII je povzrocil dosti zabave OBJ
cinstvu in svojo vlogo izborno
odigral. John Ludwig je tudi IL
zval dosti smeha svojim BIZ
Gem.
Nadalje gre zahvala nasim
clanicam, kot Rozi Ule in Urs-
ka Tertnik, XII so tudi dobro iz-
vrsile svoje vloge. Zahvala gre
tudi tistim, XII so pomagali ma
odru, kot John Korosec, Kon-
rad Floss, George Nagode in
Gusti Zupancic.
zahvala gre tudi Mary Med
vesek, kot arhivarki Nase zvez-
de, XII je pa vso place zavrnila
in dala nazaj v podruznicno bla-
gajno.. Hvala, Mary! Zahvala
gre tudi Francki stupica, kot
sepetalki. Ravnotako gre zahva-
Ia nasim kuharicam, XII so nam
tako dobro postregle okusni-
mi jedili. PRAY lepa hvala tudi
vsem tistim, XII ste delali "a ba-
70 in nam stregli z okrepcu:joco
pijaco, kot Romeo Gregorc, Mr..
in Mrs. Stanovnik, Mr.. in Mrs.
Medved.
Zahvaliti sc moran tudi ce-
njenemu obcinstvu, kateri ste
mas obiskali oh tel priliki in smo
vam zelo hvalezne. Dobro smo
Sc vas zapomnile v nasih sr-
clh, tako da oh slicnih priloz-
nostih vam bono povrnile, ker
lie V slogi je moe.
Tako mislim, da je bila vsem
lzrecena zahvala ma tenn mestu
in da nisem nobenega spregle-
dala.
Torej Sc enkrat prav lepa
hvala v imenu podruznice st.
Il SzZ vsem skupaj. Priporoca-
mo Sc Sc "a nadaljno naklonje-
most.
S sestrskim pozdravom,
Antonija Svetek,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15

Vsak en- dollar! Clevelandski
Slovenci bi morali nabrati emo
tretjino doloeene vsote "a otro-
sko bolnico v Slovenijil CO SO
bo zavedal vsak Slovenec in
Slovenka pokolonom enega
dolarja. pa SO bo stvar uresni-
ella! Tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti' 50 sprejemajo do
nsski. J.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15
DOLENJEC

Oh sedemdesetletnici l. Rostana
Nj menda Ljubljancana, h;
hi ne vzbudila njegove pozorno-
sti vitka, mladeniska pojava
moza, XII Sc sprehaja vsak dan
ob dolocenem casu po ljubljan-
skin ulicah in najblizji mestni
okolici. Krepkih korakov, cile-
ga in zdravega, vedno vedrega
in nasmejanega lica, zrocega sa-
mozavestno pred Sc in vsakemu
v obraz, z nepogresljivo virzin-
ko med zobmi, skratka pokon-
ci-moza - taksnega srecujes
Ivana Rostana, XII stopa danes
eez prag faraonov.
Mnogo je ma dust in telesu
zdravih sedemdesetletnikov, Xxi
jih nasi dnevniki javnosti sele
predstavljajo in jo z mimi Sc
znanjajo. Ivan Rostan pa je 2
MO re davno tesno poyezan. Tu-
di podezelje ga pozna. z neu-
.rudljivo delavnostjo ma stanov-
skem, gospodarskem in sport
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-15

stremlien ujedinjenih cello
podvreci eni sami mogocni vo-
LII, XII vse svoje clane enotno
usmerja in jih, vzbujajoc v min
stanovsko discipline in energi-
jo, vzgaja ter usposablja "a
pravo stanovsko kulturo.
Omenili smo ze, da Sc je Ivan
Rostan uveljavljal tudi ma kul-
turnem popriscu. ze v mia -jsih
letih je spretno vodil pero; ma
stopal je pri raznih prilikah kot
prigodni pesnik, pevec, igralec,
predavatelj in deklamator.
Njegovi gospodarski clanki v
'Nasem Glasu", 'Postnem glas-
niku" in v drugih listih so ved-
no vzbudili zasluzeno pozor-
most. Oglasal Sc je tudi v beo-
grajskih listih.
Nj Sc cuditi, da je - prikle-
njen ma lepo slovensko zemljo,
prevzel II. marca 1922 pred
sednistvo drustva "Krka", XII je
imelo med drugim namen, "pod-
vzeti vse, kar utegne kakorkoli
sluziti kulturni in gospodarski
povzdigi Dolenjske, oziroma &C.
lotne (bivse) Dravske banovi-
ne'. Pod geslom "spoznavaj Do
lenjsko', je prirejalo to drus-
two, cigar predsednik in prvi
ustanovni clan je bill Rostan,
druzabne sestanke raznimi
predavanji, ma katerih so nasto-
pail nasi najbolj priznani umet-
niki. Vsem so Sc v dobrem spo-
minu predvajanje Jakcevega
filma ''Dolenjska filmu". Suk-
ljetov, Jarcev, Zorcev, Jaksev
in Rostanov vecer, XII so nudili
obcinstvu poleg poucnega della
tudi mnogo razvedrila. Zlasti
pa sta sijajno uspela drustvena
izleta v Dolino gradov pri No
vem mestu g. VII. 1889 in v
kraljestvo Trdinovih bajk ma
Gorjance.
Prav gotovo dolenjska metro
pola Sc nj zbrala v svoji sredi
toliko ljudi, kolikor Sc jih je
zgrnilo vanjo 9. X. 1888 oh od-
kritju spominske plosee Milanu
Puglju ma njegovi rojstni hi
81. "Krka" Sc je z odkrit jem
spominskega reliefa oddolzila
spominu novomeskega umetni-
ka-trpina ma najcastnejsi spo-
min in je S to slavnostjo krep-
ko ucvrstila vaznost in pomen
svojega obstoja "a slovensko
kulturo. Da je bill dusa prize
ditve predsednik Ivan Rostan,
XII je incl pri odkritju reliefa
slavnostni govor, je odvec pou-
dariti. Visoko poslanstvo, tega
kulturnega drustva Sc zrcali tu-
di v dejstvu, da je izvolilo "a
Dolenjsko najbolj zasluzne mo-
re, kakrsni SO bill skladatelj Ig-
nacij Hladnik, professor Ferdo
Seidl in dvorni svetnik Franc
suklje, XII jih danes re vse kri-
je domaca zemlja, "a eastne
clane. Rostan je velik ljubitelj
glasbe. V mlajsih letih. je bill
odlicen pevec, XII tudi nj odrekel,
kadar je bio treba seci v Yep.
Odtod castno predsednistvo, XII
mu ga je poklonilo sentjakobsko
pevsko drustvo v Ljubljani.
Dober clovek ljubi naravo in
vse, kar je v njej. TAX je tudi
Rostan kot predsednik kinolos-
kega kluba oh strani svojega
najzvestejsega tovarisa boksar-
ia Cike. Rjavcek koksar samo
po pasmi, drugace pa dobroho-
ten, ljubeznjiv in miroljuben ka-
kor njegov gospodar.
Siroko smo sc razpisali O ma
sem slavljencu, a Sc dolgo nismo
povedali vsega, kar bi zeleli.