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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-17
Round The Town Reporter
BEN MCDONALD
WITH

.ohignt. The show, presented with
ene New Hanover Chapter, Ameri-
can War Dads cooperating. has re-
celveo national American Legion
recognition. In a recent letter to
rost NO. 10 it was requested that
iul particulars of the Wilmington
broadcast be sent to Washington,
u. y, Immediately as it might be
used IN Washington. The program
mas gained in popularity with each
airing and has received the sane
tion OF civic and patriotic organiza-
lions as well as individual support
from all over the area. So at 8:45
p. m. tonight give your radio dial
twist to WMFD for the whining
Ton American Legion On The Air.,
for top show.
RAMBLING
Back on the job after weeks
oattle with the flu Bob Andrews
Will take his place with the regular
cast over WMFD at 8:45 p. m. to-
night A hello from E. D. Ed
wards from over Leland way
mat crack shot Louis Patterson
IN camp Lejeune for last weekend.
Enjoyed bit of a chat with Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Preston over a
coke Jimmy Meyland in from
Phila., Pa. Congrats are in
order to Mr.. ard Mrs. Darrell
Rlley on the birth of Darrell, Jr.,
introduced to the brothers w. J.
and E. F. Bradshaw. E. F., a po-
llceman on the local force, recalls
the days he did his patrolling on a
bicycle Jerry Rivenbark Ger
reefs me on the announced date of
the old Morning Star now in possess
sion of his mother. It's an 1882
paper T. T. Hamilton, Jr.,
principal of New Hanover school
waving a top of the morning to his
many charges :. Saw A. J.
Rouse, Jr., and was again remind
ed of the euphonious name Of his
community, Rose Hill That so
recently married couple Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Nance accepting con-
gratulations from their many
friends.
PERSONAL PIFFILE
When the Render boys pass in
car I always have difficult
time remembering who is who.
They look that much alike It's
always fun to drop in on one of the
local feed stores and meet the
nelghbors from up country .
Notice that Warren Sanders is US
ing that motor bike of his again.
Now I know spring is here I
have never seen Clayton Moore
when he wasn't in a hurry. =.
There is nothing like home made
piece of fudge to MUNICH as you
read Did anyone ever see
Hannah Block when she wasn't
up to CHEEKY greeting I
wonder what it's like to ride one
of those back seats Of whizzing
motor cycle Meares Harriss
walked in yesterday with the first
Strawberries I have seen from
Columbus county this year and did
they look good If the MAN
On The Street, radio program is
any criterion then Wilmington Is
getting plenty of visitors from out
of town. People are interviewed
on this program from all over the
area.
AND
Remember, for spot news from
in and around Southeastern North
Carolina listen to the STAR-NEWS
Round The Town Reporter at lbs
and 6:25 p. m. every day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-17
1854 Americans Sail
For East Coast Ports

FRANKFURT, Germany, April
l6.-(P)-A total of 1854 American
soldiers sailed for home and dis
charge in the last "a hours.
The 18th Armored Medical Bat
talon. and 1907 unattached men
left LIE Havre.
From Bremerhaven these units
sailed: the 3,409th and 3,422no
Ordnance Medium Artillery Main.
tenance companies; the 89th Quar-.
termaster Railhead company; the
3,866th, 3,886th, 3,325ta, 3,393rd and
3,593rd Quartermaster Truck com.
panies and the seth Field Hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-17
TUESDAY, APRIL 10

TUESDAY, APRIL 16
4:15-Little Show.
4:30-Time for Women.
4:45-Hop Harrigan.
5:00-Terry and the Pirates.
Substitute to the Hits.
5:3O-Lone Ranger.
6:0O-Kiernan's Corner.
6:15-Security National Bank.
6:20-Sports Parade.
25-News-WiImingto Star.
6:3O-Columbia Record Shop.
7:00-Headline Edition.
7:15-Raymond Swing.
7:3O-Evening Request Program.
8:15-Cancer Program - Paul Whitman
and Orchestra.
8 :30-Carolina Playboys.
8: 45-Wi1mington Legion on the Air.
9:00-Jones and I.
$1,000 You Want To Lead A Band.
9:55-Chester Morrison.
10:00-Eugenie Baird.
10:30-Fantasy in Melody.
10 :45-Hank D'Amigo and His Secret
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-17

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WING
JACKSONVILLE, N. C.
124O ON YOUR DIAL
TUESDAY, APRIL 16

1OG6OA4y al AVAIL l."
6:30-Sign on.
6:30-Western Jsmboree-TN.
6:45-Musical Clock.
7:00-Morning Headlines, The winning
ton Morning Star.
7:05-Musical Clock.
7:45-News Roundup-TN.
8:00-Fairy Tales-TN.
8 :10-Under The Capitol Dome.
8:15-Front Page News.
8:30-Musical Clock.
8:45-Sally Ann Time.
8:55-United Press Commentary
9:Oo-United Press News.
9:05-Spotlight Rhythm.
e:15-Carolina Ranch Boys.
9:3O-Shady Valley Folks.
9:45-In the Woman's World.
10O0-United Press News.
IO:O5-Music for Listening.
10:15lBarry Wood Show-TN
10 :30-Your Hit Parade.
10 :45-VocaI Varieties.
II :00-Cecil Brown-MBS.
II :15-124O Club.
11:55-Billy Arthur.
IL :oo-Lyle Van -MBS.
12:15--Morton Downey-MBS.
2:3o-The Best Sellers.
12:45-Quaker City Serenade-MBS.
1:O0-United Press News.
1:05-Melodic Moods.
1:15-Tropical Tempo Time.
1:30-Melody Lane
1:45-John J. Antkony-MBS.
2:00-Cedric Foster-MBS.
s2:15-Smile Tine-MBS.
2:30-Queen for Day-MBS.
3:0O--News-The Wilmington News.
3:05-Music Box.
4:00-Erskine Johr son-MBS.
4:15-Johnson FamiIy-MBS.
4:30-Atlantic Beach Melody Hour.
4:45-Glee Club Serenade.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-17

Remember, for spot news from
in and around Southeastern North
Carolina listen to the STAR-NEWS
Round The Town Reporter at 1:25
and 6:25 %. m. every day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-17
BRIDES TO SAIL

PARIS, April 16-tR-U. S.
Army headquarters said Tuesday
that an eighth shipment of $50
war brides and children from
France, Holland, Belgium and
Luxembourg would sail from LIE
Havre for the United States next
Sunday aboard the U. S. Santa
Paula.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
CT Is Slain
In Trieste

Trieste. July l.. -T-Cnknown
machine gunnevS @muJsurd an Am
,rlcan army jCcp before mijnlgh.
killing a soldier an. wuundiuG ~,
others. hcadQuartC.. uf iii" |. :
S8th division said today.
The Americans We, attacked to.ir
Gays ate" a Crl'r5 States pa,yr-
killed two HuEoSlat soldiers IN =
"giCi Si!rnSh ncu. 'g. Morgan do
narration line whlru divide: IN" oc-
yup"tiou troops Ci Igg,>lavia from
AmrriCar and Brit. forces
While the Americans We're bulu"
"mbuSh"d. Belgrade il>ultchcs told
Of Il crowd of 10000 person. murcn-
ing in the fdCo>lIy capita. chant
ing the names OF Russian Prime
Minister Stain and Nugosluy Pre-.
:uICv Tito.
The crowd shouted we ask Tor Il
revision OF the Paris decision on
Trieste. Trieste 10 Tugu.iIlgt. IuG
"fuGoSlaN!a as an ally demands JUS
tee for the Allies"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
North Henderson
TO Meet AsheborO
Loopers In Tourney

North Henderson viii meet Ashc-
boro Locp"rs in Nshcboru IN tn" ,
?. IN. romc OF the s"mj-p-O base
ball tournament; ON Monday nigh:
vnder the light. There arc :uu.
-amcS Monday. North Henderson,
playing III" last same.
H. the event that North Ncndcr-
son win.. they VIII play Alh~marl
Spinncrs on Thursday. July -.
The North Henderson team will
hold BUSINESS meeting tonight
either a thc community house ~
union hall To- decide who wIll pitch
and the players who Will make tin.
trip. leaving here Monday abou,
four o'clock. I'll players are urge
:" bc present.
North Henderson will play Long
hurst here Saturday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
u. N. c. GRID STAR
ENTERS ANNAPOLIS

Chapel Hill. July 18-Bill Prit-
chartl. star end on the University of
North Carolina football team last
season. has Just entered the United
states Naval Academy at Annapolis
Pritchard will be greatly missed by
the Tar Heels. for he has figured
prominently in the spring drills in
preparation for the fall campaign.
He had two more years Of eligibility.
Last fall his defensive play stood
out and he was one Of the leading
pass receivers on the team. He
caught a long aerial for the Tar
Heels only touchdown against Duke.
and his brilliant catch OF long pass
and subsequent touchdown in the
virginia game was uic of the high
lights Of that contest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
The IOU/HeUH0Hze
81 ..:..s:.s:::::ss= zg:.ls:=szz.1ZzzstoA eoex,n

! left your heart open. Il came at
You 1t threw the book. AMI
YOU took 1t. Or tried not to take
! II. Ehat was best. Don't take :,
II doesn't mean me. Stand off and
DUCK. watch the other guys get
Il. Hurts less that way. Hurts
them. Not me. God" He heard
himself praying-"Tcach mo now
I" close my eyes. close my mind.
close my heart. Deliver me from
eNii and pain. II you push me.
l.keep on crowding me any more.
Ill Jump OFF 4 train :"
Elaine Wsston's sombcr figure
| moved into the nub of his mind
II moved i'll. whirling like a black
GcrNiSh, hghtinc for death. GraLu-
ally, It quicted, faded. dwindled
and changed. 1t had a new face
ana new form. Why. that was
Nina! The sleek, drcssed-up
pretty. She was wriggling and
squirminS. lighting off something.
| l hand. the touch OF 4 hand on
the careful arrangements of fabric
ana pant that made you think
site was woman
kaichis was mumbling at him.
Nalchis was trying to get him TO
answer 4 question. With an effort
tie brought his attention around.
What time Is 1T? Know the
tincc"
The time? Oh. the Horsepower
hadn't watch. DR.. Peck had told
MN the time from a platinum
turnip. He thrust out his wrist
On tie luminous dial they made
out ten after four. This side of
iaybrcak.
ka!chis yawned. "Cripes, I'm
tired. 1 can't never sleep in these
cars"
Il saw You were sleeping all
right"
The mans head turned. He
could see the bright sheen of the
coal chips. "Ech," kalchis said.
/ was steering. 1 was sleeping
awriSht until you come in"
Why had lie said that so quick
ly, cmphatically? He HAD slept.
Il saw him here snoring" Cor
sett sat up with a start Ho
thought: II he $ boon up to some
lousy trick" You were HELPLESS
on trains! If you slept in a
sleeper. you had to have trust in
mankind. Heck, give the poor
Crumo charity. Benefit of a doubt.
anyway"
Back in the coach there was
fumo!InG with luggage a portcr's
white coat ziS-2agccd down the
aisle toward the exit.
kalchIs asked: We stoppjn'
again? Is 1t Richmond awready?"
Thank God!" He remembered
tie iiIzZy-haired nag who had
stepped of at Raleigh. Thank God
for each station achieved.
y raliSe bumped the seal. Who
got of at Richmond? Oh. yes.
the sweet little pixie from Dixie.
He tclt the train slowing and
let the window shade up. The
pane was Opaque with car heat
On col! glass. and pIouShcd by
the burrows of rain. Yellow lights
twinkied through the rushing slate
fog.
The Marine was reaching up to
the rack for his bag, coat and
cap. Corbctt heard granGma's
voice, frcttinS: What you look
for?..
The corporal answered her pa
tcnt!y: Its my station. change
here Tor QUantIco."
"Quan,ico? New York;"
Virginia"
on. You live here" I'm
sorry | make you Sc much trouble
all G.Gnt. You're a line boy.
wish YOU good luck"
That's okay. grandma. You're
okay, too. So long. Get home
safe"
20 BE Continucd)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
July q Is Set
By Congress AS
Goal For Recess

Washington. july l7-LP,-Con-
grcSS is planning 10 50 home Soon
but II probably won't lock up SHOP
for the year
Tn" program NOW being discuss
ed. key Legislators said today. is 10
try and quit July ~. or soon there
after.
But instead of adiournins. they
plan 10 take IA indefinite recess SO
that they can rcaSSUmblc without
the need of Il presidential proclama-
tiIn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
Sub Carriers!

Wellington. New Misunderstanding
Air Vice Marshal Sir Keith PARK
predicted that suracrSiS,c aircraft
carriers would be the answer t.
long distance atomic missiles.
Sir Keith. here for air talks Wit
the New Zealand government. said
sailors will probably have Fl:
at the suggestion but somebody had
better start experimenting and car
rvine out tests with MODELS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18

the chute" He took his cigarets
out and offered the pack.
The rcd-hcad took one but the
other said: mo. Nah stomach.
It feels kinda qucah. An bcttuh
not smoke"
The red-hcad drew In. let out
the smoke very slowly. She said:
SHE looks awful"
SHE does"
"ShC'u he all right ?"
81 guess so.e No bones arc
broken"
WHAT did lie do that for-with
your nghter?" =.
"CouCusSIon. Possible brain in
jury. See how her eyes focus"
The girl glanced at the wings
on his Sleeve. How dc you know
all those things? You're not Il
DOCTOR"
The bombarGicr's first aid man
Of his crew."
How runny!"
~ scream" lie laughed his Bit
ter, E:ict chcrtie.
The southern girl cried: You
SIP D!aN. aou give me Tie
S!.."hs.
The rcd-hcad was regarding him
l''"us H1i"''y. 100 DAD liiiS nap
ueucu TO your
You can't call your shots in
this game"
= But you had enough. You rate
"A ,NIf,s4s-,vI ttfrlniipl,
nc .'I MS C!Saret pHrn at MS
sue A"F htoh.eht or TWO, While
10y S'ooH' az .IiSt' Fv'MIhS WiIi
,.,G >i,,'"' many, HS 'oVN Il Hccp
i,H,'' r'oFt 3 .t.t oat'' S''l", nat
'''''>,-. > --' .,'I 80 N''icu' On
~''v -, ,t''H.o '.,l''''saH.
Ct.' NO. Nt"e .."P! Ca Hcr MANI
W. w t''o"N''. 'o''e 1o'Ntut"t'lte
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ia -. 'I'g.'>.'.. ~ C''st|t
sH,,t,,r,'. ,,,,,hS., - "C"E
~, t,S,i
;,,'a ~ $500, -, '.''I r., ny "t''t
,a,,,,, t'-,oI. 10y .o' ''a'
hohH SNn ,,.Litnt.n,,' '+. .., N.I't 'tt ,,
,,,',,..,,, S''e aii
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...rhot,s ,oii
IJo tr,oS - or,u, $780, A.,
','e
Irrl:ct h,cI; his ,cc. ..,,i',l - a.. .
noon all tbis t,rSnp 90 IL 800
MAJ snarn with susn,c,n,
"\VEat's com on2"
CorbetI streicrcd HE lace ., ,,,.
fonrraiI of ,bo rn,,r, ,,,
HIS muscles achcd His a,,no,,S
and shoulders tclt SORE. WI
ness Toured through his body H.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
+ AL Sc TEETH
nat Loosen
Need Not En,barr,SS

Many wcarCrS of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped. slipped or wab
hlcd al just the wrong time. DO not
live III fear of this happening la you
Just sprinkle Il little FASTEETH. thu
alkaline tnou-aCiu) powder. on your
plates. Holds false teeth more firmly.
SO they feel more comfortable. Doe
not sour Checks plate oiur'. den
turc BREATH. Get FASTEETII Il; any
drug store.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
No More Shovelins

West Or&nge, II. J.-Therc will
be 10 more snow shovClrg proh-
lens for - Napier Adlam.
Mr.. Adam. vice-president Of tha
Sal'. Manufacturing company. E,.,h-
lchenl. Pa. had hCtw alter pipes in
stalled under the surface of IN,
driveway III his plant nd - wo,.'.
cd so well. he is installing them n
his home ut l24 West Forest Hill
road.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR

ELAINE looked at him DULY
and asked in the primitive whine
OF child: Did you hit meg"
The tip Of her Chin. magenta
and swollen. was more OF n re-
preach than Ecr words and he
shifted unhappi.y from one foot
to the other. mumhlSd II had to"
and looked down II the floor.
The steam pipe VAS rafting and
Elaine had probably not heard his
low humble. for her hurt chin
tipped up toward hey mcther-iu-
law. why did hc hit re-"
Or. Peck whispcreG "Src
doesn't remember u ,.inG. What
eve. happened. you knocked II
clean out OF her head" lie stepped
around 10 the back OF the chair
and GcliCatcly prodGci the vcrte-
b!ae at the base OF her skull.
Try 10 turn. please. Lazy now.
Does that hurt go
She wa.lu ? crcG. My head
aches. I've tyr:Irlc lea ache"
The dead ash-&r.y skin had
turned saffron Nc, strings OF:
hair plastcrcG hlr forehead. Her
lose looked peaked. sharp. Her
nUther-.a-!aw nurpvl the matted
tur coat with. L %1G OF brown
paper. Then with the Hat OF hcr
hauG. she brushed bal tie camp
hair, smoothing It lcn,.r'v. Us #
by trying to MAZE tie poo. GItl
look almost truman she could
make her feel better.
n gaw king gallery OF females
lined the walls. sat ~ tie uas!.s.
Mrs. Taylors BABY ht- awalvucL
and she held hIm over Hcv Shout
der. Stroklng MS lack 10 souilc
him and keep hu:l t:o2l ling.
The girI from Virginia ,canyG on
the mirror door, ncr eyes on
Elaine, Dig with fear. Was She
seeing herself, Correct wondered
herself n the future?
There were one or two new
ones, ghOu.S WHO IN! Wandered
II, no doubt. on personal business,
ana had stayed 10 lap up the do
tails OF another ; nI!siOrlure. They
kept staring AT. nm.
DIR. Peck asked: WHO has a
match ,"
Corhett took OUT h!s lighter.
Good" Dr. Peek dipped it
open. Nov look straight at this"
he commanded Elaine. Into tile
iiame." She D.InleL. He pccrcG
into her yes, SAD. Good" aga.u.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
Mothproof' Cables

Londcn.-Eri,ain'3 Pc; Orc" i
= PRODUCING "mothpro.!'' telephone
cable. II an effort To win once AMI
t"' all the brittle aca.ns, dcstr,,c-
tive moth grubS aNuna the cable
in III" telephone exchanges.
BraidiMG - the new cables is inn
p"rcnulcd with an;imuth chemicals.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18
HEADACHES NEURALGIA
Eased Quickly With BE"

of muscular aches and func-
tional periodic pains. Acts as
a sedatiye in simple nervous
ness. 10c & Csc sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult physi-
clan when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-18

Agonizing headaches and an
noying neuralgia pains usual
ly yield in a hurry to the
quick-acting ingredients in
the "BC" formula. BIC" is
also effective for the relief
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-09

snje, zaloge blaga, HI je vsak dam
mani kuratno, blaga, XII so ga
morale prevzeti ina primer kon-
fekcijo). " ..
Upostevati moramo nagli dvig
proizvodnje nasih tovarn, XII
rstalnor znizujejo Gene proizyo-
donn. Tu bo, nastalo vpraSanje,
kako, kriti razlilso v ceni starega
blaga,. XII ga bo treba prodajati
po noui ceni, ceprav je, bilo dra-
go plaeanO.
| KonGno moramo presojati do
bi6ek " razmerju 2 obsegern po-
|slovanja. ce ina ma primer "a
druga devet poslowalnic in dose
ze $50, 600 dinarjey eistega do
bicka, odpade ma emo poslovalni-
CO okrog 10000 dinarjev. Ra6u-
najmo,. kaksen bi bill trgovcev
prebitek ma primer v kraju, kjer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-09

sti Tu bodo razvedri gral goji fizkulturo, uc
Sc bodo dea in me naskrbneso zdravnisko nego VISA
XII koloniji DO tudi clan vodstva odgovarja
zdravstvo. Vsak teden pa bodo me pionrj tud zdrav
niski pregled.
Socialno ministrstvo in GO ljudske nadne aata pri
organizac in tehncnih prpravah vseh kolon nekatere
tezkoce Gede stanovanj je stvar ureena in tn zas
ponaagaa prosvetno in kresko mnisrstvo, XII sta dala
razpolago Sole in gradove Problem in tezkoce pa
preskrb posode poste zinnic in druge opreme Toda
te ezkoce DO adina ponoco nasih oblast in orga
nizacij OF ter AFz prenaostila.
Nujno je da mladinskim aktivstom pri organizaciji
poagajo zast udsk odbori in organizacija AFz XII ina
tenn pogedu navec moznost in lahko najvec korist
obrnocju sth kraev katerih bodo kolone, je treba
naso madno pedpnet Pa tadi stars teh otrok XII bodo
odsi ebovanje mai dajo otrokom porebno sebo
da bo po nepotrebnem srbi in sroskov Predvsem lie
vazno da prnesej6 otroci seboj objatnico podag
katere bodo preiema hrano zdraVnisko spfdevalo pr
nerno stevlo obek diva para perila dve ri odejo 20
naoznos sanjaco zveEek. svcnik rtaeko zobe, ilo
in druge potrebscina Ma ta naen bomo organizaco
bremenil narsikaAih skrbi
takini nafrh in u6nkovitini priprayami, kjer nam
bodo pomagali pray vsi bono dosegli velk uspeh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-09

- sIs4G 3
je posl0valnics prevzela posle
,treh ppejsnjih trspvin.
f. Zasluzek izadruge je v mnogih
primerih uspeh pridnega della
namescencev in dobrega vod-
lstya, Hi je. znalo znizevati rezijo,
'kar je omogocilo, da je bila "a
druga $ svojim blagom vedno
'cenejsa. q neupraviceno kritiko
zadrug, XII v redu poslujejo, ma
peljujemo vodo samo ma mlin
spekulantov..
Nasi politicni aktivisti Sc mo-
lrajo' podrobno zanimati "a Ia
'druzne zivljenje, da bodo' lahko
.posegli vines v onih primerih,
kjer je kritika potrebna in bodo
razkrinkali tiste odbore, XII "a
.nemarjajo svoje dolznosti. Po-
moe, nash politicnih aktivistov
pa je zlasti potrebna nabavnim
in prodajnim zadrugam. Clan
stvo teh zadrug je treba pripra-
viii do placila visjih delezev, XII
.bodo dali zdravo osnovo "a po-
c1o1yo 10
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-09

V izvajanju sklepov tretjega
mladinskega kongresa Sc je tudii
mladina Slovenije pravim TEX
movalnim poletom vrgla, da bii
dosegla v mladinskem tednu CHM
lepse in zadovoljivejse uspehe.
Mladinski teden je posvecen ne
sanao seznanjanju mladine S.
sklepi kongresa, marvec tudi
zbiranju sredstev, Xxi maj ono
"gocijo izvedbo zastavljenih ma.
log. Oh enem pa 81 mladina po
svojih organizacijah sestavlja.
nacrt todocega della in doloca
obveznosti, XII iih hoce izvrsiti.
ze prvi dan dosezeni uspehi
pricajo o zavednosti in delovnem
poletu nase mladine. Mladinci
in mladinke so nabrali tega dne
" lJublJanskem okrozju mad
200, 600, vLjubljani sami pa mad
100000 dinarjev. Mladina cetrti
Tabor je sama zbrala 100000 di-
narjev. Veliko razumevanje "a
to akcijo je pokazal tudi okroz-
nj odbor Osvobodilne fronte, v
Ljubljani, Iii je poklonil mladin-
ski organizaciji $4,000 dinarjev.
v mariborskem okrozju so
prvi nabrali okoli 100000 d.
narjev, v cel:skem pa $4,000 di-
narjev. Zbirka novomeske MIA
dine je dosegla prvi dan lep zne-
SEX $4,000 dinarjev. Uspeh zbir-
ke dokazuje, da je mladina ma
letela povsod ma razumevanje in
da Sc ljudje zavedajo tega, da S
tenn, da podpirajo mladinsko or
ganizacijo, pomagajo obenem
pri obnovi.
Drugi dan mladinskega tedna
so bile po vseh okrozjih in. .okra-
jih mladinske konference, ma ka-
terih so 81 sestavili nacrte "a bo-
doce delo in dolocili tocne ob-
veznosti, XII .jih hocejo izpolniti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-09
Prispevajte ga otro5to bol-
,sico' . Slovenijii
Posfenos dvo;ico.

zeli dobiti' v najem emo sobo 2
dvenii posameznini postelji ali
emo dyojno posteljo; v okolici
Euelida. Kdor, ina "a oddati,
mai poklice Wanhoe 9619.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-09

Pri TEN je sodelovala VISA mia
dina. tako da so napravljene OBJ
veznosti vseskozi realne.
Mladina Sevnice je sklenila,
da DO napravila 10000 delovnih
ur "a popravilo vodovoda, ceste
in izgradnjo kopalisca. Bizelj-
ska mladina bo $4,000 delov-
nih urah obnovila poruseno in
pozgano Racjo vas in Novo vas.
Pomagala 10 tudi pri zgraditvi
sadnih susilnic in sodelovala pri
popravilu cest.
Mladina il Rake bo priprav-
ljala drva in les "a obnovo po-
skodovanih domov. Pripravili
bodo 2cO kubicnih metrov lesa.
Use to hocejo izvrsiti v 1900 de-
lovnih urah.
Mladina liz Cerkelj DO popra-
villa cesto ma Opatovi gori in pri
mostu cez Krko. VISA della bodo
opravili v 10000 delovnih urah.
V Crnomlju gradi mladina to-
varno sadnih sokov "Belsad,"
suhorska mladina pa DO poma-
gala. Sodelovali bodo tudi polno-
stevilno pri zgraditvi vodovoda.
Nudili bodo: vso pomoc v vojni
prizadetiln druzinam.
V Semicu so Sc obvezali mia
dinci in mladinke, da. bodo po-
magali onim druzinam, katerih
sinovi in hcere so ma gradnJi
mladinske proge Brcko-Banovi-
ci. Mladina IL St. Janza DO v
25C 600 delovnih urah ocistila
$50 hektarov gozda. v vecjih
krajih bodo organizirali sadjar-
ske, vrtnarske, kuharske in 81
valne tecaje. S pionirji. bodo je-
SEM zbirali gozdna semena.
Mladini vneto pomagajo zlasti
tudi sindikalne organizacije. Ia
ko je sindalna podruznica v Tr-
bovljah darovala "a mladinski
teden 10000 dinar:ev, sindikal-
ma podruznica v Velenju pa DO
yes teden delala nadure v korist
nladinske organizacije. Pri pri-
reditvah hvalevredno ponlagajo
tudi AFZ in druge mnozicne Or
ganizacije.
Zadnje dni mladinskega tedna
mai izkoristijo "a pozivitev della
tudi tam, kjer doslej Sc MISC po-
sebno aktivno nastopih. Maj po-
magajo vsi, da be- mladinski te-
den zares velika manifestacija
della!