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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21

v Banat, je dobil tam zemljo in
hiso. Tilka sc je porocila z par
tizanom Sega, fini decko, zaup-
mix OZNE (obramba narodnih
pravic).
"Tudi moi najmlajsi sin je bill
ze pri II letih partizan. Bill je
ujet Cd 'domobrancev,' ter od-
peljan v ljubljanski grad. Tam
kaj je bill tepen, mucen, ter ma
Veliki cetrtek 1915 obsojen ma
smrt. Ker je sla pa tisti cas- Re
vojska proti koncu, Sc ga je ne
kako pozabilo-bila so re vroca
tla-ko so prisli partizani 9. ma
ia v Ljubljano, so ga nasli re
cisto izcrpanega in izstradanega
v zaporih in ga tako resili, zad-
Mi moment-smrti. Starejsi sin
je tudi nacelnik OZNE v Osiie-
ku, je oficir.
"zerovnica je dala precej Off
cirjev. Malta Knap je major,
Alojz Ule, kapitan v Ljubljani; !;
Malta Ule, porocnik Ljublja-
nj. Malta stenta, porocnik v Ia
grebu. Janez Hrbljan, porocnik
v Vipavi. Stanko Zigmund, ka-
petan v Karlovcu. France Hrb-
liam, narodni vodja v Belovaru.
Janko Lunka, telefonski narod-
nj vodja v Litija. Girl Remzgar,
oznanjevalec narodnega vodstva
ma Rakeku. Anton Japezic, re-
zervni kapetan v zerovnici.
Franc sustarsic, kapetan v
Ljubljani it'd.
"Kakor I'll bo razvidno, Zerov-
nici nj treba, da Sc sramuje-
je ponosna.
MED zrtvami je tudi mas pri-
jatelj Mihael Sega. Pc MEGA so
prisli Lahi oklopnim avtom,
ga odpeljali v 'jermen dol in ga
tam ubili.
"Sumi Sc, da ga je tidal sorod-
mix ali sorodnica Il Grahovega,
kar sc DO re Sc pokazalo, sal so
preiskave. Mnogo domobrancev
je pobegnilo okupatorjem in
JAZZ mislim, da pridejo vsi ma
vrsto, ter dobijo placilo po Min
zaslugah.
"Sedaj bonn pa koncal in ka-
dar hos incl kaj prilike, pa Sc
kaj oglasi. Priporocal bi sc ii "a
emo pipo. Pozdravi vse znance
in prijatelje ter jim povej, da
zivimo sicer v siromascini, a
svobodi, v kateri vse krizem de-
la in obnavlja opustoseno deze-
10. Smrt faSizmu-svoboda ma
rodu!
"Janez Remzgar."
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BUDHIN DEMANT

GUSTAV LIE ROUGE

AA~A XIV ASsJ' ~ u WA S~A -
vrati ma cesti in minute po-
zneje je vstopil mozak kakih sti-
rideset let. Mr.. Jedediah Bux-
ton, eden najbogatejsih zitnih
trusterjev v San Francisco. XII.
tajcu je sepnil iste kabalistiene
besede kot draguljar Wilcox in
izginil je kot on po zeleznih stop
micah.
Ko je prehodil dvajset stop
mic, je dospel v prostorno in ci-
sto IL zeleza zgrajeno dvorano,
V sredi je stala dolga mia, po-
krita S papirjem, okoli mize je
sedelo v globokih usnjenih ma.
slanjacih sedem gentlemanov
najkorektnejsega tipa. Prazen
naslanjac je cakal zakasnelega
Buxtona.
- Hitite vendar, Mr.. Buxton,
je dejal saljivo draguljar Will
cox novemu prislecu; cakali smo
vas, da zacnemo.
Kitajec Wang-Tai, XII so ga
dobro poznali v orijentalskem
predmestju kot trgovca z OPT
jem, in XII je bill ma videz vodja
ostalih clanov druzbe, je prosil
"a molk.
- Gentlemen, je zacel in ME
COVE male podolgaste oei so Sc
ironicno in hudomusno bliskale,
novice MISC ravno najboljse. Ia
mesec 81 imamo razdeliti samo
tristo tisoc dolarjev. To je ma
10, &c pomislimo ma riziko in ma
uplacane dezele.
Takoj Sc je dvignil protest,
in sicer S strani kapetana &C.
orgieja Borrowa, XII pa je bill
bolje znan pod priimkom Rattle
snake (kaca klopotaca) in je
bill ze nestetokrat kompromiti-
ran kot morski ropar, a Sc je
znal vedno izmazati ma never
jetne nacine.
- To nj mogoee, je vzkliknil
prosli mesec je bio 100000 do
larjev in ne morem 81 razloziti
velike razlike med obema stevil-
kama.
Wang-Tai je odgovoril z me-
demo uljudnostjo:
= Ali hocete pregledati po.
ltankosti racuna, XII ga je sef BE
odobril? T ~ "
Ia edna beseda je imela "a
posledico, da je ma mestu pomi-
rila jezo spostovanja vrednega
kapetana.
Dobro, je mrmral, &c je vse
v redu Sal veste, stara mr.
Gina sem, toda ma dnu srca is
kren kot ysald pravi mornar.
Nihce nj odeovoril na njegoye
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DopRINoSI AbdERIKII

NoDen1 poSamoxnA nAroon00k
v Ameriki 81 ne more prisvajati
prednjastva. Kar js AmerilEa da-
nes. js posledica koordinacijs
vseh narodov. v knjigi "A Ma
tion Of Nations" je nal poxnani
in spostovani amerisko-slovenslEi
pisatelj Louis AdamiG temeljito
pojasnil. o tenn So lahko prepri-
cate. ako 81 nabavite in precita-
te omenjeno knjigo. Xxi je v zalo-
81 urednistvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21
(Nadaljevanje)

Tx poleg te cudne stavbe je
stala razkosna villa, XII je bila
pravzaprav dolocena "a Rrebi-
valisce ravnatelja te tovarne.
Proslo leto je to vilo kupila ne
ka angleska dana, komtesa Sa-
ra de Glocester, ona, XII so 10 v
gotovih mednarodnih krogih
imenovali Misterijo.
Ia DANA je hotela .dati po-
dreti Zelezno hiso, da poveca
svoj park, toda zaenkrat jo je,
kakor so pravili dobro informi-
rani ljudje, dala v najem neke-
mu izvoznicarju il Lombard
Streeta, XII je incl v njej zalo-
go blaga.
Tako Sc nj nihce vec brigal "a
hiso brez oxen, katere procelje
je razjedala ria.
V noci, kateri je postal Lii
onel Brady zrtev cudnega vlo-
ma, katerem smo pripovedo-
vail, je hitel proti temu samot-
nemu kraju mozak, XII je bill ele-
gantno oblecen in nj bill nihce
drugi kot veliki kupcevalec z
demanti il Montgomery Stree
ia, po imenu Wilcox. Ovratnik
povrsnika je incl privihan do
uses, klobuk potisnjen ma oei in
obracal Sc je pogosto, da vidi,
mu Ii kdo ne sledi. Njegovo cud-
no. mrzlicno vedenje je kazalo,
da je zelo vznemirjen. Ko je pri-
Sci pred zelezno hiso, je stel ze-
lezne plosce, pocensi cd levega
ogla, in ko je dospel do sedme,
je pritisnil ma vijak, XII Sc ma zu-
maj nj prav mic razlikoval Cd
drugih. Potem je cakal.
cez nekaj minut sc je zaculo
lahno skrtanje, .ena zeleznih
plosc Sc je premaknila in polka
zala Sc je Okla odprtina.
:, Wilcox je vstopil, sledil nekaj
casa temnemu hodniku, odprl
vrata in sc znasel v vestibulu,
ki ga je strazil slabo obleeen XII
tajec, S katerim je tho govoril
par besed. Nato je Sci v sredo
vestibula, kjer so vodile zelezne
polzeve stopnice navzdol in IL
ginil je v njih odprtini.
Kmalu nato je Kitajec, XII je
bill Sc vedno nepremicen ma svo-
jem mestu, zapazil luc. Zasveti-
lalse je v ozki odprtini, XII Sc je
nahajala sredi vrat. Trikrat sc
je luc zasvetila in je spet ugas-
nila: ma ia nacin SO zvonii obi
skovalci. WAX, XII je bill ma zu-
naniem zidu hise, je pri pritisku
aytomatieno vezal elektri6no
stikalo. Kitajsc js takoj poteg-
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zerovnico ie doIo IS por+izonov

Mr.. Jakob Drobnic (Gorni-
kov), XII zivi v Toronto, Ont,
Canada, je pred nedavnim pre-
jel pismo cd prijatelja, pozna-
mega Janeza Remzgarja pet
row il zerovnice, v katerem mu
opisuje sledece zanimivosti:
"zerovnica, IL marca 1916.
''Dragi prijatelj Jakob!
'Tvoj sin Janez mi je prinesel
pozdrav cd oceta. Hvala! Nisem
81 mislil, da bonn Sc kedaj dobil
cd koga pozdrav, ker sem bill Ia
pisan smrti in poginu. A vendar
nam je bila usoda mila, da Sc je
vse tako steklo.
"Preziveli smo v zadnjih le-
tih case, katere sc v enem ali 10
pismih ne dajo opisati in to Sc
cello tezko verjetnih, &c jih nj
clovek sam dozivel ali pretrpel.
"Italijani so vso dezelo, tia
do Save poplavili, ter so zaceli
kar v masah, deloma ubijati, de-
iona pa odpeljati ujetnistvo
(internacijo). Tako so jih il ze-
rovnice enkrat odpeljali 81 lju-
di, kar 81 gotovo ze zvedel.
"Nojve6 saslug sa te slocine
imajo domaci isdajalci belo-
gardisti IN takosvani domo5ran-
CT, katers so bill sapeljaai po
na$i sprideni in isdojolski dr.
hoVSGini, ter rasnimai magnati.
Oni so isdajai marod in ravno
njih zasluge so, da je toliko no.
$ih famtov pobitih, odpeljanih .
pregnonstVo IN opustoSenih to-
Hko Vasi I'M celih krajev.
"V tistih casih smo zaceli Or
ganizirati partizane. zerovnica
Sc je dobro obnesla. Dala je Is
partizanov in seveda naslo sc je
tudi stiri izda jalce. Nekateri cd
njih so re dobili zasluzeno kazen.
"Sedaj Sc obnavlja celia deze-
la. Ustanovile so sc obnovitvene
zadruge in Re letos sc bo zacelo
zidati. V zerovnici je upepelje-
nih 81 poslopij, med mimi II
his. Tvoje in nase stoji Sc cello.
"Jaz sem bill zatozen, da orga-
niziram odpor, so me Italijani
dvakrat aretirali po mesec dni
zapora. Proti koncu, to je 20.
februarja 1916 so me ponovno
aretirali, ter me pod veliko es-
korto so domobrancev vlekli v
zapore v Ljubljano v pristine de-
lavnico. Zapor je bill pod zemljo
v temnici, brez odeje, brez slame
sem cakal tam pogina do 9. ma
ia, ko so prisli v Ljubljano par
tizani ter mas tamkaj resili 60
tovega pogina.
"Aretirali so mas vse, tako da
SO v hisi sami gospodarili. Po-
kradli in izropali so vse, kar je
bilo kaj vrednega. Ko sem prisel
domov, nj bilo ne obleke, ne Pc
rila, ne cevljev, ne posteljnine,
nj nobene hrane. Pozneje smo
nekaj najpotrebnejsega- dobili
bd nase VoJske "a silo. Nasa vOj-
ska Sc je pod vodstvom tovarisa
marsala Tita hrabro borila, ter
yztrajno pomagala zaveznikom
do image.
"Seveda imamo sedaj mi, ko
'smo organizirali odpor, tudi We
ljayo in hesedo. Tudi Tvoji FAINT
je so sc dobro obnesli. So vsi in
Tilka zavedni, ter te ne DO treba
.hiti sram, kadar prides domov.
Matevz je dal zivljenje "a svo-
bodo. Slava mu! Janez je donna,
9 Tone je vojak. Slave 10 odael
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postelje, innerspring vzmeti, e.
sto hisno opremo, omare, mize,
sVetilke, posodo in druge pred,
mete, ker Sc odpotuje V Florido.
Proda Sc tudi psa, "cocker span
iel' pasme. Vprasa Sc ma 1139 e.
70 St.
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pusti v uradu tega lista. zeli Sc
dobiti med E. IS in E. 70 St.
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Harmonike naprodaj
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basov, Excelsior izdelka Sc
proda. Poizve sc ma 6723 St.
Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-21

Vsak en- dollar! Clevelandski
Slovenci bi morali nabrati emo
tretjino dolocene vsote "a ofro-
sko bolnico v Sloveniji! &c Sc
bo zavedal vsak Slovenec in
Slovenka z pokolonom eneua
dolarja. pa Sc DO stvar uresni-
ella! Tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti" Sc sprejemajo do
neski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

the ice. In Dakota" she IA seen
III her newest dramatic role a.
daughter Of the West IN pioneer
days.
Wayne has made q lot OF he.man
pictures, but nothing 70 date equals
the set-to he engages In with big,
Mike Mazurki, 24O-pounds former
professional wrestler, In n scene III
the picture. Walter Brennan, Ward
Bond, Ona Munson and Grant
Withers give splendid performances.
In the companion feature The
Madonna's Secret" one Of the most
thrilling and unusual presentations
of the psychology Of murder Is
tensely drainatised. A new ape
pfoach to the pathological causes
OF the desire TO kill "a shown in this
stirring mystery melodrama starring
Francis Lederer with Ann Ruth
efford, Gail Patrick, Edward Ash
Icy and Linda Stirling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. se--The un.
usual success and tho enthusiastic
reception given that magnificent
short "filtler Lives" makes me
think that a new door has been
opened to Hollywood producers. The
film had a frank message 10 deliver
and delivered that message honest-
", There was no beating about the
bush, vet the public Hooked 10 see
it and the critics praised it highly
Right now, there Is a crying need
for Hollywood TO take UP arms
against the racketeers preying upon
ex.servieemen. There are lnnum-
cradle schemes, such as fake bus
iness ventures, phoney corespons
dence schools, criminal wolves roll-
ing transient soldiers and sailors OF
their savings, and dozens Of other
equally vile plot to vletimize serv.
icemen,
The government, the r. b. l., Bet.
ter Business Bureaus and police de-
partments are doing their best to
protect returning q. rs from these
racketeerS, but Hollywood has an
even greater chance for success. Mo-
ton pictures are an ideal medium
for circulating a much needed warm
ing against these criminals, and
for teaching veterans how to recoe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

Ending its engagement today at
the Loew-poli theater Is laugh-filled
tale, THE Sailor Takes a Wife,"
co-starring Robert Walker and
June Allyson. This picture, a
comedy Of martaod trials and tribu-
lations portrays the stars Is a
couple Of newlyweds who start
housekeeping In q dilapidated New
York brownstone apartment. Ed
die Rochester" Anderson contri-
butes an extremely amusing char
acterization as the janitor OF the
newlywed's apartment and Reginald
Owen as a man who is deferred
from gazing Walker a JOB when the
latter spills an entire dinner on
him.
The second attraction is the sur-
pfiSe-p packed murder mystery, Be
hind Green Lights" starring Carr
ole Lands u1d william 0argan.
Starting Wednesday Is the rough,
tough, Western epic, Dakota, star
ring John Wayne and Vera Hruba
Ralston. Wayne portrays q ranch
er who almost single-hhanded bat
ties a band of crooks. Miss Ralston
is the wealthy girl who elopes with
Wayne to invade Dakota.
Although Miss Ralston gracefully
glided into motion pictures on a
magic pair of silver skates, she
has appeared in more screen stories
as a purely dramatic actress than
as q beautiful blonde exponent ex-
ponent Of cutting fancy figures on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
STRAND

Closing a tremendously successful
weeks engagement at the Strand
Theater tonight is Walt Disney's
full-length Technicolor hit, "Pin-
occhio." The companion film Is
West Of the Pecos," based on the
Zane Grey novel Of the same name.
This is the first Waterbury show.
ing for this feature.
Robert Walker, who had decided
he was in a khaki-clad rut after
soldier roles in four consecutive
pictures, staring with "See Here.
Private Hargrove." has his first
chance to wear cinematic civvies In
NJ. q. Ms new comedy, THE
Sailor Takes a Wife," which opens
Wednesday at the Strand, with
June AllySon co-starred, Another
note Of variety is that at the begin
ing Of the picture he's in Navy
Blue.
Walker returned TO Hollywood
from a personal appearance at New
York's Capitol Theater to find he
was once again cast as q soldier.
The actor doesn't care what kind
Of uniform he wears, but he could
practically hear his fans scream
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

ing There's that walker in khaki
again. Can't he wear blue for
changer" So he went to his studio
bosses and asked that the role be
changed TO a sailor.
But the real news about Walker
and this uniform business is that in
this comedy about the first week of
married life-June Allyson is his
screen bride-he really Is out of
Uniform for the first time. IT'S
only In the opening sequence that
he wears his blues. Then he is
given a medical discharge and
henceforth wears suits, Stacks and
sweaters.
The only other movie In which
Walker was out Of khaki or blue
was Her Highness and the Bell
boy" but he wasn't really out OF
uniform. He was the bellboy.
The companion feature is Be
hind Green Lights" featuring
Carole lands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
Petit DOyne
At Jacques

Petit Dayne, widely known
throughout the middle west % the
most sophisticated stflp-tease artist
In burlesque, headlines the new
show al jacques Theater which
opened last night. Mlss Dayne comes
direct from the Rlalto T'heater In
Chicago and presents 10 Waterbur-
ians an entirely new version Of the
world famous buriesque act, Being
six feet tall, she really depicts an
'lrely new phase Of the ancient
art.
Supporting Miss Dayne u Sherry
Evenette, the Daring Lovely En-.
chantress; and Joyce King, glorify-
ing youth IN this return engage
nnent by popular demand.
Al Golden Is the Master Of Cere.
monies and introduces such eoln-
edlans as John Barry and Sid Rog-
ers who are followed by the cele.
brated Acrobatlc Dancer, Bette Ha-
din. Also In this new show are
George Rowland, Juggler: Tony
Cragano, the italian Accordion VIE
ard and that ever favorite Juvenile,
Vine James,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
- CHOICE ag0RsKL --
II Says Here

I was leaflng thoruEh the a.
nanoial pages OF the paper the
other day seeking a careless Coz
maker, when / noticed the stock
market was on rampage again, I
was IN the market back IN 1870.
That Yves before penicillin, OF COURSE,
which probably explains why Il took
my pocketbook IS years 10 recover.
All Of my family was active IN
Wall street In those days. odd
lot" Hope, they used 10 call US.
And don't think We WEREN'T You've
heard OF bulls and bears was
what IL called q gopher trader"
I'd buy one share, then hire UNI
derground until the market closed,
I didn't know what 10 buy 30
J used TO listen 10. the brokers' Gus.
toners man -. customers man"
that's tout who's been to
Harvard. Was he a snappy dreSserl
You had 10 buy what he told YOU
or he'd whip YOU to death with his
gardenia.
He kept telling me 80 and so"
was forming q big pool 10 buy this
and a big pool 60 sell that. He
was right about the pool In
fact, listening to him put me be-
hind the eight ball for ten years
He had me 10 poor that the depres-
sion had been on four years before
! knew IL.
But learned my lesson and never
again . What's that7 Steel up
three points7 The ticker 20 min.
utes late7 Minimum
What Yves that I heard this morn.
ing about that pool being formed
IN American Snood, Ltd.7 Mnmm
Now there might be something 70
that reportl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
Current Films
Time Schedule

WARMERS STATE - "Clnder.
ella Jones'; Ice, S,tS, SEQ,
$50 D. m.
"Isie Of the Dead"I 2;9o, S,aO,
S,lo D. m.
LOEW'S PoLI-"Sailor Takes a
Wife, loo, s;te, $3.50, g;gS
D, m,
''Behlnd Green Lights; 2'aO,
sac, SIZE p. m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

haven't but It seems TO me the sib-
ject Of her non-cooperation can
bear analysis. Might be that Greer
would find happiness II she stopped
concentrating on her own feelings
and thought about other folks more
often. There's nothing Like forget
ting yourself to make others remem-
YOU.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-09-07

Eighty per cent of the nations
supply of shrimp is caught by Mis-
sissippi fishermen, and packed and
shipped by Mississippi, packers.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-09-07
Orienfaiion
Program AT
Lincoln u.

Jefferson City, Mo.-When week
long orientation activities for the
freshmen and new students begins
at Lincoln university (Mo) Sept.
10, w. B. Jason, vice-president and
dean of students, will direct the
program. DR.. Earl E. Dawson, dean
of the College of Arts and Sciences,
and Mrs. Ina A. Bolton, dean of
women, are associate directors.
Reservations are in for all dormi-
tory space and University officials
anticipate an enrolment boom.
During the orientation period, the
freshmen and new students will
take entrance examinations, scho-
lastic aptitude tests, English place
ment tests, personality tests and
undergo physical examinations.
Addresses will be made by DR..
Dawson and DR.. J. N. Freeman, head
of the department of agriculture.
Scheduled Wednesday, Sept. II,
through Friday, Sept. IS are: Con-
ferences with personnel deans, in
diidual conferences, a conference
for eterans and a conference with
academic advisers.
Daidt D. Rains, assistant professor
of physical education, will conduct
Play Night at p. m, Thursday,
Sept. y. A weiner roast will be
held Sept. IA on the quadrangle
Sandwiched between these recrea-
tional events will be the reception
to meet President Sherman D.
Scruggs and the faculty at p. M,
Friday, Sept 13, in Anthony Hall.
Eighty per cent of the nations
supply of shrimp is caught by Mis-
sissippi fishermen, and packed and
shipped by Mississippi packers.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-09-07
Plans l946
Football
Season

Approximately fifty candidates
for the 1916 football team are ex-
pected to report for the initial
workout to be held on September
9th at $50 A. M.
This will be the first time since
1889 that the college has been rep
resented on the gridiron and this
resumption Of intercollegiate foot
ball is expected to prove a stimu-
liant to the alumni of the college
and sport fans in this section for
the college has always maintained
a rated team.
In order to be prepared for the
first game with Rust College here
on October 5th, Coach Ellis and
his assistant, who is to be named
at later date, will hold two daily
practice sessions for the first week.
To build a winning team the
first year is going to prove quite
a Job but under the leadership of
Coach Ellis and a large group of
candidates to select from the indi-
catins are that the Blue and White
will have a strong team.
Some of the candidates who are
to report on September 9th are:
Backs: Percy MCGEE, Joseph Hor
ton, George Evans, Percy Luckett,
Eddie Moffett, Steve Morris,
Hance Gamblin, Calvin Denham,
w. Johnson. Centers: Jack Evans,
John Robinson, Calvin Duncan.
Ends: Robert Johnson, Isreal Rob-
inson, Willie Miller, C. Bailey, R.
Beck. Linemen: Charles Collins,
John Coney, Earl Brown, Osber
Hicks, Ameal Hunter, Jonnie Jones,
Clarence Lilly, Welsh McMullen,
Buster Wilks.
The 1916 Football Schedule is
as follows:
Oct. 5, Rust College (here); Oct.
II, NJ l. College, Holly Springs;
October 19, Miles College, Birm-
ingham; Oct. 26, Alcorh College,
(here); Nov. 2, billiard University
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-09-07

(Homecoming); Nov g., Philander
Smith College, Little Rock; Nov.
16, Campbell College (tentative)
(here); Nov %, Tougaloo College
Season tickets will be placed on
sale September 18th.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson were
Jackson visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hooker and
children will spend Easter on the
Gulf Coast with DR.. and Mrs. o. D.
Hooker at the Edgewater Gulf.
Mrs. NJ. A. Scobey and Miss
Patricia Sconey, al B. Gilli-
land and Mrs. J n. 3eali were jack
son visitors Monuay.
Friends of Major E. T. Nelson
will be interested to know he left
Orlando, Fla, this morning for Wal
ter Reed Hospital in Washington,
D. g, for further physical exam
ir-s1an.
NJ. and Mrs. S. C. Williams, of
X cses City, Mo. announce the ar
rival of son on Tuesday, April
9th v nom they have named Rich
arc Clark. Mrs. Williams is the for
me. Marguerite Shackelford who
was born and reared in Lexington
and has many friends here who will
be interested in this announcement.