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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
KAJ PISE Q GORNJI OBRAVNAVI
MARIJA POKELSEK?

"Sama 81 nisem pripravila ne
lepega pohistva, ne perila, Sc
elektrike nismo napeljali hiso,
tako da smo Sc sedaj brez ME.
Vsak krajcar, XII sem ga mogla
odtrgati, sem dala gor, upajoc,
da mi bodo dali ven, kadar jih
bonn rabila. In potem sem I'VE
della, kar hos bral v casopisih.
'Uradnica, XII je tako delala,
je neka Primorka, ze dolga leta
nastanjena ma Jesenicah in je
imela farovz pod komando. Leta
1888 so nam zboleli mama in le-
zali tri mesece. Koncem januar-
ia nisva imele z Pepo niti kra-
carja vec pri hisi in ko je Pepa
sla prosit v zupnisce, maj hi il
dali nekaj denarja ma mojo knji-
zico, jo je Savinskova kratko
odpravljala rekoc, da Sc svoje
mesecne place nj sprejela.
"Tako so delali in povem III,
da sva Pepo vcasih klele in 81
nisva mogle pomagati ma noben
nacin. Kriznaas je bil duhoveik,
Hi je incl use pod seboj, nj bio
dobro, da Sc mu zanaeriS. In tak0
sem 6akalo, kdoj bo pri5el tisn
dan, da bonn n,oglG priti do suo.
jegG de,aarju. S tenn, da je (Sa-
vinskova) tako zapisala v CLAW
no knjigo, je bila celia moja vlo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

Temu porocilu o obravnavi
prilagamo tudi neke odlomke IL
pisma Marie Pokelsek, XII je
nastopila kot prva prica in je,
ceravno cerkvena pevka, bila cd
strani brezsrcnih duhovnikov,
zrtev te prevare. Pismo je dobil
njen brat Mr.. Martin Pokelsek,
1856 E. 81 St. Tisti del, XII sc ma
nasa ma cello to afero, Sc glasi:
'Ljubi, dragi Tince!
"Prilagam ii izrezek IL 'Slo-
venskega porocevalca,' da bos
videl, kako nam Sc godi. Preberi
in sprawl, ali pa unici ia list, ker
nocem, da hi bral Sc kdo drugi.
Po mojem je tako, da vsi duhov-
niki MISC enaki, kot tudi mi ne.
Nekaj slabih, nekaj dobrih.
MED okupacijo me je pokli-
cal inzenir Urbanja, maj prime
sem mojo hranilno knjizico k
MENU v hranilnico. Revidiral je
| farovsko hranilnico, kamor sem
JAZZ nosila mole uboge krajcarje
+, spravljat. Mama so mi vedno pc
\ Ii, ako Sc ne mislim omoziti, da
moran dati kaj ma stran "a bo-
lezen, ali smrten slucaj, ko nj
nam nikogar, XII bi mi Y nesreci
stal OBJ strani. Inaeli 50 pray,
vendar bi bio boljse, d. jih ne
! bi bila tako ubogala kot sem jih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16

ga unicena. Sla sem ma mas SEX
tor vprasat, ali DO kdo kaj spro-
Iii in nam pomagal, ali pa ne
pa je vse ostalo tho. Hranilni-
CO so prevzelis tisti, XII so imei
Ipred vojsko pri Jelenu hranilni-
co in sc tudi MISC veliko zmenili.
" knjigo SO mi zapisali zvalori-
ziran znesek 3,7OO dinarjev-in
to je vse, kar imam cd mojih
81 let sluzbe. -1..
"Da Sc s tenn ,sisem mogl0 "a
dovoljiti, je jasmo. Zato sem $la
Sc maprej no okraj vpra$at, ali
bi mi mogH povedati, kaj je 2
mojina denarjem. Povedola sem,
da mimam denorja, da bi platala
odvetnika in sodnijo. Cello stvar
so takoj prejeh roke in sedaj
je sadeva y Ljubljani ma sodmir.
Sedaj Sc nj koncano IN ne Ven,,
&c mas bodo Sc klicaE sa price.
"Odborniki so vsi oprosceni
in zal, da je padel notri tudi sta
ri Gospodarie, MOI Kristlnove
Cilke. Ne vem, ali je bill tako
neumen in zabit, ali kaj, da je
nesel v Kranjsko goro ma sodni-
jo podpisati knjige, v katere je
Savinskova napisala cisto ma
pacne zneske, kot pa so bill ia
pravi.
Ljudje so mo- Jesemicah tako
rasburjemi, dG so poslaN y Lj~b-
ljano sahtevo, da Sc mora d,thov-
ne stroSje kaznovati. Ne n,ore$
ST predstavljati, kako je bio, ko
so bile sasl$ane price. zalostno
za sjokati, TT recem. IN to so
bill zjudje, XII so mas ucii po$te-
no SiUeti it'd.
"Fa sc nikar radi tega ne po-
hujsuj mad mimi. Bog je ostal
in DO ostal in jih je prav tako
kaznoval kot enega mas drugih.
'Zopet je to dokaz, kako Sc
samih zensk poloti vsak, kdor lie
more. In to me je bolelo najbolj,
ker so imeli v meni dolgoletno
cerkveno pevko in igralko ma
odru, me cestili in nosIi ma ro-
kah.
"Prisrcno te poljubljam ir
pozdravljamo vsi. Tvoja
Maria. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
Liudstvo Jim ie zoupoIo-oni pa 50
Iiudstvu poneverii denor!
(Nadaljevanje S 5. strani)

NNdaalJcVanJ0 o. SIrdnl) s.
hotel biti nicesar kriv, ceprav
je logika dokazanih dejstev 60
vorila drugace. Krivdo je zani-
Kill tudi inzenir Urbanija. .
Nastopa vista pric
v dokaznem postopku je ma
stopila vista prie, XII so zgovorno
potrjevale vse navedbe obtozni-
ce in dokazovali krivdc obto-
zencev.
Tako je Maria Pokelsek
predlozila knjizico, il katere je
razvidno, da je l. 1888 dvignila
100 din, ker il kljub ponovnemu
moledovanju MISC dali vec, v
blagajniskem dnevniku pa je BIZ
10 zapisano, da je dvignila 49,
600 din. "Bila sem cerkvena
pevka in sem imela popolno "a
upanje, ker je bila hranilnica
v rolxah duhovscine", je ugoto-
villa POkelskOva. o Savinsk0vi
je zatrdila, da je zivela razkos-
no in da je vedno imela lepe to-
alete.
Pavel Sedej je povedal, da nj
mogel dobiti vecjega izplacila
niti tedaj, ko je bill njegov oce ma
smrtni postelji in oh njegovi
smrti. Savinskova ga je vedno
razburjena odslavljala.
Apolonija Urbasova je vlozila
vecji znesek, ko sta z mozem
prodala vecjo kolicino lesa. Ho-
tela sta tako imeti nekaj pri-
hrankov "a starost. V zacetku je
dobila izplacanih nekaj zneskov,
kasneje pa vedno mani. Ko pa je
nekoc obljubila Supniku 1000
dinarjev 20 cerkev, &c il izpla6o
1000 dinarjev, je ma to takoJ
pristal. Ko je leta 1885 vlozila
5000 dinarjev, il je Savinskova
vpisala v knjigo samo 5000 di-
narjev. Kasneje je to opazila in
sla Savinskovo vprasat, kako sc
je to zgodilo. Savinskova Sc je
zelo razburila in trdila, da je
prav vpisala. Ker sc je zbala, da
ne DO dobila nobenega denarja
vec, je molcala. ="
Karl Neuman je incl vlozer
vecji znesek. Ko svoje vloge nj
mogel dvigniti, jo je prodal Bel.
cijanu, XII jo je kupil "a polnc
I vrednost. BELGIAN, Krizman ir
Savinskova so bill veliki prija.
telji. Vera Drolceva je izpoveda.
la, da je imela njena druzina
stiri knjizice v hranilnici, ker
so hranili denar "a zidanje do.
ma. Nestetokrat je hotela de.
mar dvigniti, pa je dobivala lie
po 100 dinarjev. Tako il je vse
propadlo. Ugotovila je tudi, da
! il cd leta 1881 do 1941 MISC pri.
pisali nobenih obresti.
Stefan Potocnik je izpovedal
kako je Krizman kupil "a mike
ceno kmecko hiso, XII je bila pro
dana ma sodni drazbi.
Jakob Vovk je izpovedal, da
KAJ PISE Q GORNJI OBR
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-16
ENAKoPRAvNOST

~ AAS1AOS NSA6lAA AoN SAAAA~AJ J~''
ko pa je prisel domov, je ugoto-
vii, da mu je Savinskova zapi-
sala hranilno knjizico, da je
dvignil 1000 dinarjev. Ko jo je
prijel zato, je trdila, da je> res
dobil 200 dinarjev in Sc je tudi
zupnik Kastelic potegnil zanjo.
Moral je molcati, ker je, ne da
bi opazil, podpisal, da je dobil
1000 dinarjev. Vecina pric je.
ugotavljala, da je savinskova
zivela preko svojih razmer in
da Sc je oblacila vedno zelo raz-
kosno.
Javni tozilec, XII je podrobno
razclenil vse ugotovitve in raz-
prave, je med drugim poudaril,
da je tn slo "a navadno izkori-
scanje delovnega ljudstva s stra-
nj tistega klera, XII mu nikoli nj
bilo mar "a interese malega clo-
veka. To Sc je pokazalo tudi med
okupacijo. Ugotovil je, da ne
more biti dvoma, da sta tako
upravni kakor nadzorni odbor
vedela "a vse malverzacije. OBJ
tozenci so Sc S svojim delova-
MEM izkazali "a ljudske skod-
ljivce in je cato zahteval zanje
najstrozjo kazen.
Sodisce je po posvetovanju
razglasilo sodbo, katero so
spoznani "a krive zupnik Kaste-
lie, kaplan Krizman, kaplan Co.
dina, ucitelj Gospodaric, bivsi
zupan Market, zupnik zbontar
in uradnica Savinskova.
Obsojeni so bill zupnik Kaste-
lie ma sest let odvzema prostosti
in tri leta izgube politicnih pra-
vic ter ma placilo 5000 dinarjev
povprecnine. Kaplan Krizman
ma osem let odvzema prostosti S
prisilnim delom in pet let izgube
politicnih pravic. Kaplan Godina
ma stiri leta odvzema prostosti
S prisilnim delom in tri leta iz-
CUBE politicnih pravic. Ucitelj
Gospodaric ma emo leto odvzema
prostosti in emo leto izgube po-
liticnih pravic. zupan Market ma
tri leta odvzema prostosti in tri
leta izgube politicnih pravic
zupnik zbontar ma stiri leta cd.
vienna prostosti, tri leta izgube
politicnih pravic in 1000 dinar.
jev povprecnine. Uradnica Sa'
vinskova pa ma sest let odvzema
prostosti prisilnim delom, trj
leta izgube politicnih pravic in
5000 dinarjev povprecnine.
Vsi drugi obtozenci-Zvezda
Smolei, sranc, Torkar in inzenil
Urbanjja-so bill oprosceni.
Javni tozilec je "a obsojene
obtozence rrijavil priziv glede
kazni "a oproscenega inzenirja
Urbanijo pa ie prijavil pritozbc
zaradi izreka o krivdi.
Tudi vsi obsojenci so Sc prito'
zili in DO tako zadnjo besedo IT,
)rekla druga stopnja.
AVNAVI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-29
Pupils To Get
Legion Awards

The annual American Legion
sche0l award medals will be pre-
nented thu outstanding girl stu
dcnt e the Convent of Mary I'M
maeulase and the boy student of
Sc Joseph's school Friday at 8
am.
This years awards will be pre-
aeuted Nancy Fairfield, daughter
q Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Fairfield,
slT Fieming street. and Manuel
OrteKa. son of Mrs. Manuel Or
tega. SOC Petronia street, of st.
Joseph's school.
The awards are presented an
nually by the Arthur Sawyer
Post No. %. to those students
who have excelled in courage,
honor. service. leadership and
scholarship and those qualities
~ character and ability, when
properly cultivated and matured,
win result I'm worthy citizenship
and well-rounded manhood and
womanhood.
Post Commander-elect Vance
G. Stirrup will make the presen-
tntions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-29
Chambermaid AZ Years
Takes Guests To Task

EUGENE, Ore. - AP - Little
Mrs. Emma Talbot. retiring after
AZ years as a chambermaid, says
hotel guests have degenerated
amazingly during the last half
century.
They shine shoes on towels
and carry off half the hotel
equipment, complained the IT
year-old woman, land every
year they are getting dirtier:."
So the 4 foot Az inch tall
woman, who figures she's made
100000 beds, decided never to
make another bed for profit.
But Little Emma" as hotel
residents call her, wasn't ready
to quit working at only II. She's
opening a clothing alteration
shop. Cleaner work.
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Island Scenes
Decorate Bars
In Manhattan

Joe Miron. who sets 'em up
both on the bar and on the
walls of his Boston Salon in
a saloon has also decorated
the cocktail lounge of Dinty
Moore's restaurant in New
York with his sketches of
Key West and Cape Cod.
Many Key West night clubs
have unusual and wierd dec
orations of the local scene.
many of them depicting SUBJ
tie humor.
The Officers club in this
city is decorated with scenes
of Key West life.
In addition TO the colorful
Key West scenes. the artistic
bartender has also drawn
caricatures of blearY eyed
men and women from Bos-
toms ScullerY Square. Some
Mirons are in Boston CALLER
les and other Eastern Art
museums.
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Rains Descend
More Promised

Ptlican nsH m
ed By tae exeexe 49,
past sevefal DAYS. h # ~
pEedifion 81 OhssTNe4 #
smith. who prum
Is true.
Heavy saIm fsll h - $50
this moFnlna ema $3.50 fN8
aifernoom aasina >
heat flsaa rs wHAnWaa -
land stree awmaar. 49, u -
likely fhaf mere FAaa - go
low. Observes ooiasm = ssFA
Here's his feseeasft
Cloudy " e. shaNNEN So N
lated thundeFNtmms AEa a
noon: partly riaudy tsmAs
Thursday. Uwntie g.
variable winds.
Tomorruwa slasE hNh 80 g.
m. and ii2a pm lew. : - asa.
and 4:44 pm
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TOday's Anniversaries
know America)

1736-Patrick Henry, Virginia's
famed patriot and orator, leader
in the movement for American
independence, born in Hanover
Co., Va. Died June 6, 1899.
1826-Ebenezer Butterick, in
ventor of standardized paper pat
terms for clothes, building big
business starting from a factory
home, born at Sterling, Mass.
Died March 81, 1903.
= 1845-John H. House, noted
Congregational clergyman in the
Near East for some so years, born
at gainesville, o. Died in Greece,
April 10, 1886.
1857-Charles r. Van Hise, not
ed Univ. of Wisconsin geologist,
its president, 1904-18, making the
famed for learning and
service, born at Fulton, Wis. Died
Nov. 10, 1918.
1878-W. Lee Lewis, Chicago
chemist, inventor of Lewisite gas,
born at Gridley, Cal. Died Jan.
20, 1943.
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ACESTS TRIUDlPHS LEAGUE TIE FOR FIRST
CARETAKE RBAsIs

WOntlnded nom rage Qns1
lists Mate School, Great Lakes,
Ill. He was then sent to Pensa-
cola, Florida, and assigned "a
Squadron BN3 DE- until the Fall
of 1929.
Commander Rooney then en-
tered the Naval Academy as q
midshipman, graduating on May
81, 1884, and was ordered aboard
the USS Maryland. Serving on
her until the Spring of 1896. he
was then assigned to the IA Gun
merry School, aboard the USS New
Mexico.
After brief time aboard the
Tanker Rambo, Commander Roo
ney reported aboard the USS
Leary, and remained aboard her
for three and one-half years un-
til he was ordered to flight train
ing at Pensacola.
He received his wings at Mi
ami in April of ls4l. and was
ordered to Fighting Squadron
III. stationed aboard the car
rier Wasp. He remained on the
Wasp until she was sunk by
the enemy in the Pacific thea
ter. After the sinking. he was
sent to Squadron and to Ma
rine Fighting Squadron ala on
Guadalcanal.
In 1912, he was ordered to San
Diego and then to the Fighter
Director School at Norfolk, Va.
Commander At Boca chica
Following the completion of
the fighter director course, the
commander went aboard the USS
Independence, where his group
made fighting sweeps over Japan
ese-held territory in the Pacific
area. His group, Men of War,
was finally relieved in Leyte in
June, 1945, and returned to the
us.
His present duty as officer-in-
charge of Boca Chica Field was
begun on Sept. 20, 1945.
Commander Rooney holds the
equivalent of four Distinguished
Flying Crosses and five Air Med
ais for his part in the Pacific
War.
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SENSITIVE

The mother and daughter were
very busy with the wedding plans
when the bridegroom-to-be call
ed. He watched the preparations
rather impatiently for while,
until his future wife noticed his
look of annoyance.
Darling, we have such a lot
TO do" she soothed, land if we
want to make our wedding big
success we mustn't forget the most
insignificant detail"
"Oh, don't worry about that, !"
murmured the young man. "Ill
be there all right"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-29

TiCO More Assigned
To Hospital Boats

With the recreational value of
fishing recognized at Naval hos
pital, Capt. w. Reid has assigned
two more medical corpsmen to
take over the fishing boat at the
hospital when two men, Dolin
and O'Toole, leave Monday.
According to THE Scalpef'
hospital paper, "the fish stand
a chance of attaining a ripe old
age in these warm Florida wat
ers" when these two corpsmen
leave.
Hospital patients are given
fishing trips as a recuperative
measure.
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COMMANDER MARCUS. JR.

Commander Groome E. Marcus,
Jr., relieved Comdr. w. H. Gard
ener as executive officer of MAS,
Key West, on July %. l945. He
has had subsequent duties as OBJ
servation squadron duty aboard
cruisers and patrol squadron du-
ty in the Trinidad area, where
he was air operations officer for
the Trinidad sector of the CSF.
In 1885, Comdr. Marcus be-
came junior engineering Officer
for the Houston (CL) and later
served aboard the Twigs ODD as
torpedo officer. t.
Headed Trinidad Air Group
IN 1888, he served as a naval
aviator aboard the Phoenix (CLl
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VIA EGG

Tn one hotel in town the wait
rcsses in the coffee shop write
their names on the eggs when
they give an egg order TO the
cook. Some even write three
minutes" or -four minutes" on
the shell. Then there is no mix
up. Occasionally other mes
sages get on the eggs, too, such
a. one from the cook to the
waitress See you at the
Library al nine tonite."
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Two Key West eifis 80 ~
the guests ~ eatiefs a. khe fn
mencement hail of Fi
tary academy. 81 fsa#8
"Wednesday evenina fswm Sc 80
1850. The Kes WEI e8N He
Mary Hill end Wsauas 49,
Young.
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and remained in fhal esgMsf -
two years. lmteF ianessaa - eeA9
aviator aboard ghs hm
In la43. he hecaHs seMM
ing and executive afltneF g. kFM
1875, and two years issE8 fe
handed Trlniaad Az 0fH ? q
Air Wing IL
commanaeF AnFnma - nAse
had q varies toug al hksas@ amaF
He attended Torp~ao Aeh IN
1895 end Eos tee Fesss sfass
that was . stoaent Nksf e.
Pensacola. Foifies. sa kase4
served BuAsF In ths wssae
division ard IN tnA8 80 ~
operational sruimine a a4maasH
Florida.
Born on octohuf ri lafa Cws
mandeF Marcus hama taWa IA M
Wilmington. DciaWsfe
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

The Evans Photo Supply Store.
SOC Southland Street Opposite
bus station), and the Evans
Studio, SIS Fleming Street for
merly) Pilkington Studio, will
develop and print your roll
film, including oversize, in 36
hours.
PICTURE FRAME SALE
SOC or more off on frames will
continue until the end of May.
may25-tf
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Information for the Advertiser,

IS sc a word and the minimum
charge for the first Is words
or less is 45c.
PAYMENT
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vertisements is invariably in
advance, but regular advertis-
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charged.
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RATES
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Advertisements under this
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for each insertion, but the
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
POW Red Cans

L0NDON.--AP--Gernian pris-
onefs-nf- war will be used as
porterK, cleaners and other nom
technical Jobs on British railways
D. relieve the manpower short
aEe.
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DEADLINE

To insure publication, copy
must be in the office before IL
o'clock on the day of publica-
ton.
OFFICE
Business office in The Citi-
zen Building, corner Greene
and Ann streets. Door to the
right on entering building.
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Alaskan Indians erect totem
poles TO the animal from which
they believe their tribe descend
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-29

2 lady's pink slips on William St.
between Caroline and Eaton
SITS. Finder please return to
804 Caroline and receive re-
ward. may29-2tx
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WANTED TO BUY
LOST

Gold bar pin between Margaret
st. and Strand Theater. Reward
if returned to $40 Margaret ST.
may27-3tx
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TWO KEY wEBTEna
GET NAVY nKINAMHN

The q. S Naxal 80 Na
center "a JaeksanVilie hs ems
nounccd that ta'u mwN kNs Ma
men have reviewed kheH h
able discaFees ffum SO ae
forces. They are Enait feFnensess
400 Virgins street ans EssfHs
r. Brandt. s54-n. West Fs
Bradley ard Mend wfNa NN
expansion far VAR Net2fNH4
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Two-story house and lot, contain
ing two furnished apartments.
Lot 105' X 60. Apply 818 Olivia
st. may29-3tx
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A Greek type bronze helmet,
1900 years old, has been found
in County Waterford, Fire.
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President Of Senior Gloss
MusiaT Of Ceremonies
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election mere. ReV. II. BenJa min
Davis, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Mr.. Terry Pettus, editor
of the New World, and Mr.. An
drew Reames, secretary of the
Communist party. A collection of
more than $1,000 was raised, per
centage of which is to be set aside
to further protest the killing of
Eugene MosZee, Negro service
station operator who was slain by
four Seattle police officers in the
early morning hours of Nov l6,
1945, one of whom lost his life
while another was wounded.
Councilman Davis, said he was
born in Georgia where a Negro
hasn't a chance. He migrated
north and when he first filed for
office he was told that he could
not win because he was black and
red. That he won, however, with
the votes of $4,000 white people
and 2l,000 Negroes. The next
morning he said, the Augusta, Ga,
leading newspaper carried head
line in it's biggest blacklist print,
Black red elected by whites.
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Rev. DIR. J.R. Swancy Ends
Old Fashioned Revival

The old fashioned revival spon-
sored by Mt. Olivet Baptist church
the Rev. Judson Swancy. pastor
and his father, Rev. Dr. J. r
Swancy, came to a close Friday
Feb. |.
Three souls returned to God
one being baptized. The visiting
clergyman said it was worth com
ing ten thousand miles to restore
one soul to Jesus.
DR.. Swancy was guest speaker
at the II a. m. service, Mt. Zion
Baptist church, the Rev. F. Benja-
min Davis, pastor. At 7:9O p. m.
spoke for his son, Rev. Judson
Swancy. Mt. Olivet Baptist church,
1927 Jackson st.
Rev. DR.. Swancy left for his
home, Longview, Tex. Tuesday.
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Negro in Seattle but who would
give freely of his or her time and
money to punish the officers who
killed Mosczee if we had the evil
dence to do it with. Sure the po-
lice officers could have lied, and
in all probability they did, but we
can not prove it without evidence
and the evidence we haven't got
so why keep tanning the flame of
prejudice? | notice that the gen.
tleman has not had his picture
in his own paper for a long time;
maybe he has lost his cut. If so,
there are several good likenesses
of him on the ninth floor of the
County-City building, both front
and side views.
j. A. (Jack) Johnson.
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RETURNING CTS FETED
BY SORORITY; PLAN
PRE-VALENTlNE PARTY

CTS recently returned from
overseas duty and their dates
swung out at gala dance Thurs
day night, January "a. at the
Third Section Service Club. The
girls for the occasion were OBJ
tanned through the courtesy OF
Mrs. NJ Mckissick, director OF
the mobile USO unit, and Maxine
Pitter, president of the Delta Sig
ma Theta sorority. Music by Al
Pierre's Marine Club band high
lighted the affair from the am
Der lighted stage Fifteen JunioI
hostesses with lucky coat check
numbers won gifts ranging from
cologne to hankies, and a beauti-
fully rose decorated cake was cut
climaXing the evenings entertain
ment. Plans were made by the
new program supervisor, Arlie NJ.
Chappell, for an unusual prevail
entine party February Z An inyi-
tation was extended to those
who attended this one and TO
other Junior hostesses.