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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Orlando Golf Field
Paced By Tar Heel

ORLANDO, Fla, Nov. 30.-U.H-
Army Air forces veteran Johnny
Palmer of Badin, N. c., led the
field today in the $40, 900 Orlando
Jaycee Open Golf tournament with
his 204 for 81 holes.
Palmer posted a par II today and
was a single stroke in front of the
field with Is holes remaining in the
tourney.
Claude Harmon of Mamaroneck.
IN. Y, blazed a six-under-par 65,
and was in second place with 2O5
lat the three-quarter mark.
Long-hitting Sammy Snead of
Hot Springs, Va, carded a 66 today
and held third place at FOG.
Fred Haas, Jr., of New Orleans,
Bob Hamilton of Chicago and
Harry Todd of Dallas were locked
in a fourth-place tie with 54-hole
scores of 207.
Ed Oliver of Wilmington, Del,
four strokes back of Palmer, was
fifth with 208.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
LSU DEFEATS
TULANE, Az

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 3o.-
W.H-Y. A. Titles sure.shot arm
today pitched Louisiana State to a
sensational -41-to-27 win over Tulane
here today to bolster bowl hopes
before a sellout throng Of As, ZOO.
Titles amazing accuracy the
first six times he passed-he con-
nected each time-was directly
responsible for three LSU touch
downs in the first half and set up
two more. One of Titles shots
was a 4S-yard scoring pitch to Me
Lyle. LSU led % to Z at the half.
Hollie Heard kicked four extra
points for LSU in the first two
periods.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
CLASS B CHAMPS

RAEFORD, Nov. 3d. (P -
Boonville high school is the state
class B football champion.
They beat Raeford 27-7 here yes
terday by racking up two touch
downs each of the third and fourth
quarters after spotting the home
team a TO first half lead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Rice Beats Baylor

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 3o.-WD-
Rice institutes Orange Bowl-bound
football team won the co-cham-
pionship of the Southwest confer
ence today with 4 big 80 to 6
victory over hard-luck Baylor uni
versity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Tickets &c On Sale
For Boxing Feature

Tickets vel placed on sale yes
terday for PUNK Mooring's we'll
rounded boxing show hero next
Wednesday night at the Legion
stadium arena. Mooring announced
that everything is in complete
readiness for the attraction. which
will get underway at $3.50 o'clock.
Tickets may be obtained at: Foy-
Roe, Saunders Drug Store, Kid
Ellis Lunch, and the Jewel Box.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Judge Bramham Quits

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30-F-
Judge W. G.. Bramhan., a pillar
Of organized baseball for nearly
so years announced today that he
expected to retire as president
of the national association Of pro-
4 ssional baseball leagues.
The 72-year-old h cad Of the
minor leagues said in an inter
view:
They are talking Of my retire
ment on the condition Of my health.
I suppose that is what it will re-
suit in. Definitely I expect to re-
tire"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

Fishing will hit the airways today at 1 o'clock when
Thurston Watkins, president of the New Hanover Fishing
club, appears on the Star-Newsreel program over WMFD to
discuss what fishing has meant to this area. Watkins will
appear with a group of other sportsmen each of whom will
represent a particular phase of the sports world,
Appearing IN the Mike Views of Sports broadcast win w +,;n.
Ben Mcdonald iona ,n narTaepr : y be- be p; L: White; yachting; Louis oriell.
s sud eocaptans, Jimmy Piner and Buddy BRIDGES Othos 1 ~ stat STA.
ties viii be represented to round out the southeastern North rn'n
group .pcr NM ~ jim
Fish Lines hates to do this but the black drmo c.,.h4 ~ r :
Robinson at Carolina Beach last week did not set a New Hanover
.mty recOrd. * Et-%@N 49, T. |EEs3N-TN.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
UCLA Tnumphs

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30.-W.H1
UCLA tucked away its first unde-
season today, barging like
a champion through the Big SKIS
Nebraska Cornhuskers, 10 to 0, be-
fore 62,55S fans and q scattering
of Illinois Rose Bowl scouts at
Memorial Coliseum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
College Quintet Annexes Scrap
Football Scores

Army Il; Navy 10.
Southern Methodist 30, Texas Christian
North Carolina 40; Virginia "A.
Alabama "a; Mississippi State Z.
Tennessee 7. Vanderbilt s.
Notre Dame 26; Southern California
5. -.
North Carolina State rs; Maryland 7.
Michigan State %, Washington state
Auburn A.: Florida II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

Georgia IS: Georgia Tech 7.
Holy Cross 10; Boston College s..
University Of South Is: Kenyon 6.
Louisiana State Al; Tulane ~.
Hardin-Simmons IL; Texas Tech 6.
Oklahoma 70; Oklahoma A & M II.
Rice 50 Baylor s.
Northwestern Louisiana n; Stephen
6.
College of Idaho u: Lewis and Clark
College of Pacific -; San Diego State
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
OKLAHOMA WINS

SALTWATER, Okla, Nov. 80
W.D-Steamrolling along at a cXp
of better than a point a minute for
10 touchdowns and as many extra
points-with a field goal thrown
in for good measure-Oklahoma to-
day smothered its arch state rival,
Oklahoma A.. and M, 70 to IL In
their 41st annual football meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
COLLIE STARS AS
DUNN ERWIN FALLS
BY WEDDELL HARRISS

The New Hanover college center
hardwood hoopsters made a fast
breaking debut last night in the
YMCA gym by trouncing the high
~T-regarded Dunn-Erwin semi-pro-
1essional quint, $3.50.
AL Collie, former New Hanover
court star, lead the victors in scor-
ing by marking up a total of II
points; closely followed by Jack
Bats, with IA, and John Tsantes-
another ex-New Hanover cageman.
with II tallies.
Purdie Lockamy, flashy Dunn
Erwin forward, took h~igh-scoring
honors for the game, by chalking
up Is markers.
The College Center five took the
lniative when Bats made good a
push-shot, followed closely by Doug
Pridgen with a crip-shot. The
locals took advantage of the quick
lead and never relinquished it
throughout the encounter.
The highly promising college
quint, coached by AL Chemeigo, ex-
hlbited much coordination and
promises to turn in a top-flight sea
son this year. The locals chances
are also. expected to be greatly
bolstered the first of January when
Leonard Gegs) McKoy, another
New Hanover all-time great, is ex-
pected to turn out.
The local college cagemen are
tentatively slated to travel to Dunn
Erwin on Dec. 5 for a return en-
gagement.
Coach Chemiego asserted that
upon completion of the new bleach
er arrangement in the high school
gym, the locals will use that for
thnir horo oo.,r+
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

Shown is a 71-pound specimen
caught Dec. 2, 1872 According to
a clipping from the Wilmington
News of the following day it hap
pened like this. 1.-THE catching
OF two large black drum at Kure's
Beach was reported yesterday.
The largest of the fish was a Il
Founder caught by Billy Toms. 1t
was admitted by Toms that the
fish put up quite a. struggle before
being landed. after about 30 min
utes of battling. John Killiam re-
ported he had also landed q large
fish. His monster weighed 40
pounds; measured three. feet nine
inches in length and was 80 inches
In circumference.
! The reason Toms catch was not
being carried in, the New Hanover
Fishing clubs annual. officials. say,
was due to- the fact that the clubs
1946 annual was the first published
since the catch, was made and that
the entry of the fish had been over,
looked through error. 81
MANY BEING CAUGHT
Black drum and virginia mullets
have been running in large schools
off the coast during the past week
many, large catches being re.
from the piers. Johnny
Mercer Of the Atlantic View: At
Wrightsville4 Beach said catches of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

from 10 to 200 fish were taken from his quay. Proof Of the pudding IL
contained in a picture elsewhere in the column which shows Mrs. j
i Branch, left, and her daughter Virginia with some 40 mullets caught
fom,Kure's pier Thursday. The couple live at 4A A Vance street,
Mafht Village, and according to the daughter Mrs. Branch is an I'M
Lumberton but has caught the saltwater fever since moving nearer
coast Virginia saws,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
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The Valley settler., 1946-02-07

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 vaccination.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

600 organizranh delavk tekom vojne pa je nh stevo
naraslo tr mone to pa zato ker e stevo delavk
ndusr silno zvisalo spreo zahteve po deovnh moceh
v vojn industriji.
Statistke kazejo da je bilo tekom vojne uposlenih
$4,000 zensk industr elektrcne prozvode; 900
ih e delao letalsk ndustrii 900 raznh manjsih
muncijskh in slcnh tovarnah 100000 je bo uposlenih
ladjedenisk industr 900 pa jeklarsk ndustri-
ji ransportacske delu je bilo tekom vone usluzbe
nh 65O,0O0 zensk ali dvakra toliko kot pred vojno
Tekom stirh let vone je bilo precej dosezenega OIL
zahtevo enake place. Miss Miller pise da
mnogih tovarnah preemae zenke sto place kakor mosk
ako opravale isto delo. gotovih slucah je tudi
Vladni voni urad deo prisil tovarnare da mora
pacati zenskam isto place kot moskm ako opravlae
enako delo Navec pa tenn dosegle unje XII so
proestrale pro neenakemu sisteu plac ter udi vpso
vale svoe kontrakte dodake zagotavjaoce enako place
enako delo
Druga svetovna vona zakljucuje clankarica Miller,
je prveda ogromno Stevlo zensk sko delovane in
je udi opozora une zenske deavke ter vaz-
most organziranja 18TH. Kako bodo zenske sodeovale
unah bodoGe e tezko reci tenn momentu, pravi Miss
Miller XII konstara, da e preprcana, da DO mnogo mno-
go zensk ostao vclanenh delavskih sindkah, ker Sc
zavedajo da podpiranjem unionzma pomagajo delav-
stvu sposnem bosemu delavskemu zivljenskemu
standardu in boljsim delavskm nasi dezeli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

Cleveland, O. - Kakor nitro
smo uvideli grozo, katero je
prizadejala nacifasisticna dru-
hal nasim rojakom V domovini,
so Sc nam pricela srca krciti OBJ
mislih ma njih trpljenje in uni
ranje. Vsi smo bill z mimi mi
slih in cutili z mimi, ko SO do
maci izdajalci izdajali svoje
lastne sorodnike in prijatelje V
Jugoslaviji, oh koncu vojne pa
pobegnili V inozemstvo.
Uradniki nash podpornih or
ganizacij SO bill prVl in so tudi
uvideli potrebo, da Sc amerisli
Slovenci organiZiramo sVojo
organizacijo in pricnemo zbira-
ii finance, da kadar DO prisel
ugoden cas-, da Sc pomaga ma
sim ljudem V start domovini,
Tako Sc je pojavila akclja pod
imenOm JPO,SS, XII je pricela z
zbiranjem tozadevnega sklada
in pripOrocala Clanstvu vse h
organizacij in drugim nasim lju-
dem, maj vsak prispeVa po svo-
il moCi V ia sklad.
Tako tudi prl mas nismo izO-
stall. Organizirali smo podruz-
nico st. 35 JPO, SIS, katera je
bila ustanovljena II. marca le-
ia 1912. Sc predno je bila ia po-
druznica ustanovljena, smo ne
kateri deloVali pri podruznici
st. 2. ma st. Clair Ave. Takrat
5mo mislili, da bo najbolje, ce
bi bill yes slOvenski Cleveland
zdruzen le eni podruznici, pa
Sc je knalu izkazalo, da tako ne
DO slo.
Takrat je bilo vec zivotarenje,
manjkalo pa je pravega aktual-
nega della. Odbor, XII je vodil IT,
sto pOstojanko, nj bill proved
navdusen "a delo, ali pa ne do
5ti vnet "a idejo. Tajnistvo pri
podruznici stew. 3. nj bio kos
5vojim naiogam, zato je akcija
le ziVotarila. Radi tega Sc je
mas zavedni CollinWood odlocil
"a lastno postojanko. Sklicali
5mo skupaj ma sejo drustva, da
posljejo svoje zastopnike V svr-
no organiziranja lokalne po-
1ruznice, kar Sc je izvedlo ma
lniciativo podpisanega pri drus-
tvu "V boz, st. So SNPJ.
Ma tisti seji Sc je izvolilo od-
Dor Stirih clanov, katerim sc je
lala naloga, da o tenn obvestijo
ysa drustva svrho organizira-
MIA lastne postojanke. Ma usta-
novni seji podruznice JPO, SIS
je bilo zastopanih Is drustev po
5vojih zastopnikih, izmed kate
rih Sc je izvolil odbor, XII je bill
5ledeci: JOS. F. Terbizan, pred
3ednik; A. Bozic (z), podpred-
sednik; J. F. Durn, tajnik; John
Leskovec, blag.; Mary Durn,
zapisnikarica. Nadzornice: Pau
la Kline, Amalija Terbizan in
Mary Vidrich.
Ia odbor je Sci takoj ma de-
10 in je incl svojo prvo prize
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14
Nekoliko pregleda delu "a Jugoslavijo

ditev v ia namen 2. maja 1912
leta, XII nam je prinesla dobicka
preko $288.OO; prispevki so bill
S88.68, in krozek st. 7. Progre-
sivnih Slovenk je zbral sam vso-
to $85.17. Ia zacetek je bill to
lep uspeh, ko so te vsote skup-
no znasale $462,55.
V prvem letu vztrajnega de-
la in truda smo sprawl skupaj
ze mad 81, 300. Moi namen nj,
poglobiti Sc v podrobnosti zgo-
dovine tega della. Predociti ze-
/ linn le kratek opis, kako smo od
tedaj in do sedaj zbirali skupai
finance. To je lie financna stran
nasega della, katerega smo vr-
Sill V okrozju S1ovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.,
S drustvenimi zastopniki in dru-
gimi zavednimi rojaki med ma
mi.
V drugem letu nasega poslo-
vanja, to je leto 1913, smo zbra-
Ii skupaj vsoto S3,467.52. V le-
tu 1914 smo zopet zbrali So, ,168.-
GA. Skupno V teh treh letih srlo
zbrali potion raznih prireditev
vsoto S9.231.17, v TEN so tudi
vsteti prispevki drustev in po-
sameznikov.
Ma glavni urad JPO, SIS Sc je
odposlalo S7,3O2.85. Sc preje, ko
smo prejeli svojo stevilko po-
druznice st 35, smo poslali okrog
$4,000 podruznici st. g., XII je
takrat poslovala ma St. Clair
Ave-, to je, dokler smo Sc de-
lOFdll ShupllO.
Takrat Sc Sc nj pokazal uspeh
" prostovoljnih prispevkih, ker
smo Sc pac morali opirati maj
vec lie ma prireditve, katere so
bile vecinom zelo uspesne.
VZrok, da nj bilo pravega odzi-
va prostovoljnimi prispevki,
je bill najvec ia, ker je bilo med
nami Sc veliko nezaupanja "a
skupno delo M ed ameriskimi
Slovenci. Nekateri, XII so bill V
uradu organizacije JPO, SIS nj
SO pokazali dovolj dobre narod-
ne wolfe. Takrat sem smatral,
da je potrebno med nami vec
skupnega della, &c hocemo, da
bono uspesni. Prisel sem pa
kmalu do prepricanja, da je bo-
lie, da Sc locimo in strnemo ma
predne sile skupaj in gremo z
delom naprej.
Pricelo Sc je jasniti med nami
in sprevideli smo, da je nemo-
goce delati z ljudmi, katerim je
bila tista organizacija lie "a njih
smoter in izrabo. Isti ljudje nj
SC. nikdar dovolj izrazito doka-
zali, da jim je skupno delo pri
srcu, Sc mani pa, da bi prispe-
vail v skupen sklad potion svo:.
jih organizacij in njih drusteV;
MISC Sc potrudili navdusiti cla-
ne v svojih drustvih "a to usta-
novo JPO, SIS, da bi dosegli kak-
sen rezultat.
Mi, XII nam je bilo res "a is.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

Podruznica je imela svojo prvo
prireditev z govorniki rs. de-
G e m bra, ko je tukajsnji Soc.
'klub st. 49 JSZ odstopil dvorano
podruznici st. 4S SANS. Ma tel
priredbi smo napravili Gistega
dobicka $2O8.46.
Meseca marca smo imeli lie
shod. Zbirali smo prostovoljne
prispevke, XII so znesli $466.65.
Drugi dohodki so bill vsi lie pro-
stovoljni prispevki, XII so tudi
prinesli cd posameznikov in dru-
Stew skupaj $3,095.53.
Torej, &c pomislimo, da smo
imeli dive organizaciji v nasel-
bini in da je bila tudi pri JPO,
SIS zbrana Oh istem casu slicna
vsota, je bilo to leto zelo uspes-
no, ko Sc je skupaj zbralo v diva
sklada $6,563.O5.
v letu 1915, ko smo bill sko-
raj eni in isti delavci pri obeh
podruznicah in ko smo videli
homatije, katere so nekateri "a
cell izvajati ma sejah 81. odbora
organizacije JPO, SIS, smo pri-
sli do zakljucka, da prenehamo
prvo organizacijo in Sc zdru-
limo z SAMSON in delujemo
vse lie pod SANSovim vodstvom
to je "a relifno pomoc in "a
obrambeno delo, katerega je vr-
Sill SANS cd zacetka svoje usta.
novitve.
Bio je veliko olajsano delo.
&c ze drugega ne toliko, je vsaj
odpadla ena seja mesecno. Knji-
govodstvo je Sc naprej vodeno
dvojestransko, emo "a rclif do
movini, drugo pa "a obrambo
stare domovine. Skupni dohod-
XII v letu 1915 so bill $4,432O4
Ma glavni uprad SANS Sc je po-
slalo med letom $3,934.91. Ma
5ekovni vlogi podruznice st. 4e
SANSa je ostalo Sc $685..
Use to poslovno de'o .ie bilo
zastonjsko vsa ia lea. Trad
nistvo nj stalo nicesar. V zad-
njih petih letih je hilo tega de-
la veliko in smo delali vese-
ljem, ko smo orazovali junasko
borbo nasega naroda V domovi-
nj, ko so doprinasali toliko kr,
vavih zrtev "a svoje osvoboje-
ME, katerega SO koncno dosegli
in image Sc veselijo oni tam in
mi tudi tukaj mimi vred.
Mi smo Sc vedno zavedali, da
mas narod v domovini vodi in
bije BOZ "a svoje osvobojenje, "a
svoj preporod, ne samo prot:
zunanjemu sovrazniku, pac pa
tudi domacim izdajalcem. Vsi
vemo, da nj Sc vse tako, kot bi
kaksen posameznik zelel, ampak
skupen in glavni cilj je dosezen,
to je Jugoslovanska federativna
republika. Narod je svoboden.
Kljub ogromnim zrtvam, XII so
jih zrtvovali "a svojo osvobodi-
tev, jim je sedaj odprta lepa pot
" bodocnost in "a to je vredno
ziveti in delati.
V TEN letu januarju smo
bill Sc najuspesnejsi, ko SIN O
sprawl skupaj enem mesecu
100000. Nasi rojaki radi pri-
spevajo, &c vedo "a kaj Sc gre
Do sedaj SO prispevali V maj
hnih vsotah, toda ne vsi. Neka-
teri n nasi rojaki so zapisani V
knjigah, da SO prispevali po $50
naenkrat. Precej je takih, XII 50
prispevali ze stotake vsa ia le-
ia, toda teh nj mad ducat. Mno-
go ra jih je, XII SO prispevali
manjSe vsote in Sc izkazali isto-
tako pozrtvovalne. Seveda, vsak
po svojih moeeh. Imamo pa med
seboj Sc rojake, XII MISC Sc zapi-
sani v nash knjigah, da hi bill
kaj prispevali.
Knjige nam izkazujejo, da je
slovenski Collinwood sprawl
skupaj ze do sedaj v ODE orga-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-14

kreno skupno delo, smo bill v
ocigled tega prevarjeni. Bio je
pravilno, da slno Sc tedaj raz-
sli in da smo sc reorganizirali
pod okriljem SNPJ, ABB in ne
katerih drugih organizacij. Str
Mill smo te sile skupno, cd ka-
terih je bila organizacija SNPJ
in ME drustva in clani najvecja
zrtev v skupen doprinos, med
tenn ko so nekateri le ribarili in
ze v zacetku priporocali, da bi
Sc dalo tisoeake ma razpolago "a
begunce, izdajice svojega rodu.
Kmalu smo spoznali njih naka-
no, katera Sc Jim nj obnesla. Pr
vic, ker MISC doprinesli svojega
postenega deleza v skupni
sklad; drugic, ker SO hoteli raz-
polagati S tenn tako tezko sku-
paj zbranim denarjem v svoje
politicne svrhe.
Ko Sc je organiziralo SANS,
je bila potreba tukaj, da Sc or
ganiziramo ameriski Slovenci
tudi politicno, poleg dobrodelno-
sti. Tako sc je tukaj ustanovila
podruznica st. 48 SANS. Tudi
tukaj smo morali biti eni in isti
pri delu, &c smo hoteli v tenn
oziru pokazati ameriski Sloven-
ski javnosti, da ne zaostajamo
in da smo pripravljeni ma sode-
lovanje.
Podruznica st. 48 SANS je
bila ustanovljena meseca april
la 1913 leta, tudi ma iniciativo
podpisanega. Slucajno pa sem
takrat, ko Sc je vrsila ustanov-
ma seja, zbolel in nisem mogel
prisostvovati seji. Ma tel seji je
predsedoval Frank Barbic. Ia
tajnico je bila izvoljena Mrs.
Frances Erzen, XII je tisto leto
vodila tajniske posle. Tako smo
imeli tedaj dive organizaciji med
nami, XII sta delovali .razlicno.
ena ma politicnem polju, kot ma
daljevanje bivse JRZ in prejs-
MIA dobrodelna JPO, SIS. Cilji
SANSa so Sc deloma uresnicili,
oziroma program bivsega JRZ
Sc uveljavil, kot 81 ga je tedaj
ored lett zacrtala ia organiza-
cija, pod vodstvom izkusenega
oorca Etbina Kristana.
Ceprav trzasko vprasanje Sc
5edno stoji ma kocki, upamo, da
Sc DO tudi to povoljno resilo in
ako DO program "a resitev ma
sega naroda domovini dose
zen. re takrat, pred lett, smo
ameriski Slovenci razumevali,
da lie federativna oblika svobod-
ne jugoslovanske Wade, more
prinesti resnicno svobodo in
zdruzenje med jugoslovanskimi
narodi.
Mas veliki borec sodrug Et-
bin Kristan Sc danes lahko We
sell svojega della in prizadeva-
1ja. Teh uspehov Sc veselimo
tudi vsi drugi, kateri smo z MIN
vred doprinasali delo "a uresni-
5enje teh idej. Preporoda, kate
'ega je dozivel mas mali sloven-
xxi narod, Sc more veseliti vsak
zaveden in posten Slovenec tu-
di tukaj V nasi novi domovini
Kot ameriski drzavljani, zelimo
nasim V domovini svobode in Sc
tako z mimi vsed veselimo Min
lspehoV, XII so jih dosegli preko
ogromnih zrtev.
Maj Sc vrnem zopet k podruz-
nici st. 48 SANSa. Ia podruz-
MICA je prvem letu zbrala s,zu-
paj $928.20. Knjige povedo, da
sta sla ma delo tedaj Frank Bar
bic in Frances Erzen in zbrala
skupaj $114.O0. Zbiral je tudi
spodaj podpisani in knjige H.
kazujejo, da je bilo zbranega
skupaj $4,000. Ostale vsote so
zbrali skupaj tist m letu:
Paula Kline, Amalija Terbizan,
Krist Lokar, Frances Wolf, An
ton Jankovich, John Zaic, it'd.
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