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Smyrna times., 1946-05-30
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. Robert E. Green, Pastor, An
nomces Services For Week
Services at Asbury Methodist
Church as announced by the pas
tor, Rev. Robert E. Green, will be
Church School at 10 a. m, Harry
johnson, general superintendent.
The Baccalaureate service at IL
o'clock will be conducted in the
John Bassett Moore High School
with the Rev. Paul F. Hebberger,
rector of st. Peters Episcopal
Church preaching the sermon.
Organ vespers will be at 7.15 p. m.
An evening service of sacred mu-
Smyrna times., 1946-05-30
Attends w. C. T. u. Convention

Mrs. Kathryn Hurd and Mrs.
Alice F. Sinex of Clayton attended
the w. c. T. u. convention at the
Baptist Church, Dover, on Friday.
Mrs. Sinex was elected recording
secretary for Kent County for an
other year.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-30
Wesleyan Methodist Church News

Wesleyan Methodist Church News
Wesleyan Methodist Church,
Rev. Joseph Kephart, Pastor, an
nounces the services for the COM
ing week. Wednesday night pray
er meeting at 7:30 o'clock; Sum
day, Sunday School at 1000 a. m.;
church service at 11:00. a. m. Sun
day evening, 7:30 o'clock, Rev. l..
F. Uhlendorff will deliver the SER
mon. On Monday, June 8, there
will be a Missionary meeting at
the home of Mrs. Katie Moore. All
members are asked to be present.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-30
Public Library
Notes
Librarian: Miss Louise Denney
Hours: Tuesdays, $3.50 to p. m.
Friday, $3.50 to 8 p. m.
THE BOOZE MARK
The complete works of Carl Sand
burg on Abraham Lincoln:
Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 Prairie
Years.
Vols. 1, 2, 8, and 4 The Wal
Years.
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Speakman have
as their guests their son, Capt.
Cummins Speakman, Jr., who is
on terminal leave, and Mrs. Speak
man, the former Miss Julia Rice,
of Boston. They arrived in the
East recently from Fort Reno,
Okla, where Capt. Speakman has
been stationed. They expect to
spend the summer at the summer
home of Mrs. Speakman's parents,
at Southwest Harbor, Maine, and
in the fall Capt. Speakman will en-
ter university to complete his
graduate work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Corrie, Mrs.
Anna Pawn, Dorothy Mae Larri-
more, Mrs. Lydia Jacobs, Mrs. Hill
da Hufschmidt, Mrs. Virginia
Biggs, of Smyrna, and Mrs. AL
freda Turner, of Sudlersville, Nd,
members of Daughters of Ameri-
ca Council No. 9, attended the
Golden Anniversary of the James
A. Garfield Council of Wilmington,
which was held in the Gold Ball
room of Hotel DUPONT last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Rebecca J. Morris of Ches-
wold, and Miss Nina Griffin Of
Clayton visited their niece last
week, Mrs. Willard B. Mahler.
Mrs. Mahler and Mr.. John S. Grit
fin will have as their guest this
week their sister, Mrs. George D.
Maloney.
Mrs. Harvey Wright and son
George spent last weekend at Re-
hoboth Beach.
Alden Robinson, Jimmy Turner
and William Pleasanton, all re-
turned home from the service the
past week.
Mrs. George P. Jones of Mystic,
Conn.,, is spending sometime with
Mrs. William .Fortner at Lake
Como Gardens.
Mrs. Charles A. Owens, Jr., and
two children are spending the
weekend with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. R. F. Corley.
Mrs. G. l.. Harmonson is spend
ing some time with Col. and Mrs.
James H. Hayes at Greens Farms,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. FAIRIES are
spending this weekend with Mr..
FAIRIES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence D. FAIRIES, Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Price
have returned after spending sew
eral days in New York.
Miss Sarah Ellen Wright and
Mrs. Mary Hart Eley were guests
recently of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright.
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. R. H.
Denney, Mrs. Joseph Ennis and
Mrs. Lucy Conwell attended the
convention of the State Federation
of Women's Clubs at Seaford May
% and %.
Mrs. Raymond Pusey is chair
man of the committee for the an
nual membership campaign for the
Kent General hosnitaI
Smyrna times., 1946-05-30

campus at Wesley Junior College
on account of inclement weather
Monday when II graduates heard
an address by DR.. w. Earl Arm
strong, dean of the School of Ed
ucation, University of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-30

IL Graduate at Wesley College
Commencement exercises were
held in Holt Chapel instead of the
Evening star., 1946-10-27

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Evening star., 1946-10-27
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25
Ms DEL sMs

KEEL Franc. Dotlej bodo kuhale
Bidovceva in Irena. Treba ie
silno stediti S hrano. &c bodo
Nemci dali casa V okolici, bono
"pokrepali" cd gladu. Steer ina
mo Sc oba konja. &c bosta rezge-
tala, ju DO treba kaj kmalu ubi-
ii. Popolna tisina. Govoriti SINE
mo samo sepetaje. Kuriti Same
ponoci V posebni uti. Letala bo-
do vedno mad mani. Kuriti Sc ne
SINE S plamenom in ko DO treba,
bono mad zerjavico drzali odeje.
Drva maj pripravljata oba zdrav-
nika (Voiko je tako naenkrat di-
plomiraD in pa bolnicarke in
bolnicar podnevi in ponoci.
On, Franc, in pa Lojze bosta pre-
zala pc okolici "a Nemci. Triie
streli, drug "a drugim SO znak
"a hitri umik. Seveda bosta ma
vsak nacin poskusala raie oseb-
no obvestiti, da bi ne bio pani-
Ike. Same panike nikar! Use Sc
DO dobro izteklo. Spodaj V Les
kovi dolini grmi sicer kot sto
hudicev, ampak tega Sc nam nj
bait. Je sicer to Tx pod mani, a
tam je Daki in dokler je tam
Daki, Sc nj treba bait niti hudi-
ca. Ali nj tako? Tako je! Ne Sc
kati S sekiro lesa - to Sc sliSi
zelo dalec, nit ne lomiti vel ma
kolenu. Prinesli smo zago s Sc
BOZ. zaga sc ne sliSi dalec. Ia
vodo Sc nj treba bait proved, sal
DO itak vsak hip snezilo. Ne Sc
slaciti! Tudi je bolje, da spimo
obuti. Pusko vedno pr sebi.
Pref ali slej pride kaka brigada
blizu mas in bono dobili vesti.
Ranjencev je najbrz precej. Cor
je, &c pripeljete koga Z nezave-
zanimi ocmi, pa maj DO magari
sam komandant. Tako je! Izci-
still smo leziSca. Nekatere cunie
so bile Sc okrvavljene Cd ra-
njenceV, XII so lezali v tel bolnici
poleti. Cunje smo skrbno zbrali.
Pref ali slej utegne koristiti tu-
di TAXA stvar. Pc tleh smo nano-
sill "blazine partizanov", smre-
kovih vel, XII imajo to prednost,
da Jill nj treba pratt, in Jill pre-
grnili z odejami. Ma vsakega sta
bill doloceni dive odeii. Kmalu
Sc je izkazalo, da Jill DO prema-
10. Morala bosta spati torej DO
diva tesno skupaj in, &c DO treba,
Sc eden zgoraj vines. Tako la
hko prihranimo nekai odej "a
druge in obenem Sc greie talo
oh telesu. Neugodno ie samo to,
ola ne smeS ponoci vstati, ako te
prime ma blato.
OCDalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25
Q SLOVENSKEM NAROD-
NEM MUZEJU IN K
Q DRUGEM

Duluth, Mimi. = Leto Sc ma
giba h koncu. In cas- ter dogodki
beze mimo z vso naglico.
Trst in slovensko zemlio hoce
pc vsej sill tisocletni sovrag Slo-
vanov. Mnogo stvari, XII so bile
poslane ubogemu slovenskemu
ljudstvu, SO bile pokradene V
Trstu.
Pravilno je, da zbiramo v
Ameriki denar "a izgradnjo otro-
ske bolniSnice V Sloveniii.
Med ameriSkimi Slovenci Sc
je V nekaterih receh deloma DO
leglo nasprotstvo, v nekaterih pa
poostrilo. Goriski slavcek ST.
mon Gregorcic, XII SO ga nekate-
ri duhovniki zanicevali, lie pra-
vino zapisal "a Slovence kot
Slovane V sploSnem, MANFRED,
"pepelni dan nj vec Tvoi dan,
Tvoj je vstajenja dan" Sovraz-
nix slovanstva polagoma pozira
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25
TUdi tobok je
vuzno vpruSonie

V Bolgariii je beseda "tobak"
posebnega pomona. Tice Sc re
samo narodne ekonomije tenn
Vec tudi odnoSajev z drugimi de-
zelami, predvsem z Grcijo.
Grcija MANFRED zahteva pred
vsem tisti predel Bolgarije, XII ie
"a pridelovanje tobaka nairodo-
vitnejSi.
Ker Sc Grcija s takimi zahte-
vami toliko bavi, Jill V Bolgari-
j oznacujejo enostavno S "to-
bak".
casniska agenciia ONA pise il
Zofije (Bolgarija) O tenn med
drugim sledece:
10 so nacisti lomastili skozi
Evropo in prisli ma Bolgarsko,
je bila njihova prva skrb, da SO
postavili svoje straze pred vrati
Vseh tobacnic, suSilnic in cello ma
tobacna polja. Predict Bolgariie,
ma katerih uspeva tobak, MISC
posebno obSirni - komaj desc
tina dezele, toda njihova vaz-
most je velikanska. Leze pa ma
tancno tam, kjer Grki zahtevaio
svoje obmejne pridobitve. Grci-
ia sama ina OBJ Egejskem morju
in V Traciji i~zvrstna tobacna po-
liza. Ako bi il uspelo pridobiti Sc
sedanje bolgarske predele, bi
Grcija V tenn pogledu dobila V
roke monopol, XII bi il omogocil
k%ontrolo mad svetovnim trgom
"a ia prav posebno aromaticni
IN edinstveni tooacni pridelek.
Dolgotrajna in huda suSa, XII
Je letos zadela Bolgarijo, ie
omejila memo izvozno trgovino
Ia dvoje predmetov - ma rozno
Ollie in tobak. Vsega drugega pa
dezeli primanjkuje. Tobak ie
bll sploh najvaznejsi vir dohod-
kov IL inozemstva.
ker SO potrebe dezele 20 indu-
strljskih proizvodih skoro ne
verJetno visoke, je razumljivo,
Ola narod in vlada pricakujeta z
napetostjo odlocitve glede mi
rovne pogodbe, XII DO odlocala
med drugim tudi o tenn, ali bo
Bolgarija zdravo narodno 60
spodarstVo ali ne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25
liz Urodo BIC" Tonijo

(Sledeci dopis je postal Anton
Tomsic pc zracni poSti IL. dec. We
10 Je sedem dni, predno smo ga pre-
Jell. To MI je pojasnila upravnica
Anne Beniger V posebnem pismu.
Tu lie poudarjamo, da ie dospelo
veliko prepozno "a priobcitev V
prejsnji StevilkiO
Oakland, Calf. = Vsako leto
imam zadnji cetrtek V novem-
bru zahvalni dan. Ma ia dan lie
naSa dolznost zahvaliti Sc "a vse
dobrote, prejete tekom leta. Pri-
reJaJo Sc domace gostije, ljudje
81 napijajo ma zdravje in tako da-
lie in veselje traja do utrujeno-
stl. Potem Sc ia mas svet cez noe
nekoliko naspi in gre zjutrai
"skrokan" ma deIo.
Ma Zahvalni dan mora biti ma
mizi puran. craven mora biti
kajne tudi veliko prikuh. Use to
Je bio seveda treba drago pla-
catl, potem pa Sc Sc zahvalie-
Vati craven, kot da smo vse to
zaStonj dobili. Kakor da bi nam
padla mana IL nebes.
Moja zena in JAZZ pravim
il mama = sva bila povabljena
ma obed k sinu v San Francisco.
Incl je 20 funtov tezkega pura-
ma. Placal ga je pc Csc funt. Po-
vabil pa naju nj samo ma obed
temvec ola ga pomagava tudi
pripraviti. Da maj midva sprawl
va to nedolzno zivalico oh xiv
ljenje it'd. Odzvala sva Sc z We
seljem in sinu pa hvala "a va
bio.
V tukajSnjih listih je bilo pred
dnev, ko to pisem I'll. dec.) po-
rocano o druzinski tragediii.
Dne Is. nov. je neki nam nepo-
znani Joseph TomSic z nozem ma
padel svojo zeno, nato pa skocil
IL tretjega nadstropja in Sc pri
padcu ubil.
Ker imamo tudi V naSi druzi-
nj Jozeta, je mas telefon vedno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25

narocil mad SO koledarjev "a
klub st. 222 JSZ.
Druga narocila "a 5 ali vec ko-
ledarjev SO poslali: Louis Dor
mix, Uniontown, Pa, A. Rozallec
"a druStvo 800 SNIP, North
Braddock, Pa, Frank Kolenc,
Windsor Heights, in Frank Kle-
memo, Brownton, w. Va. Tony
Zupancic, Carmichael, Pa, JOS.
Jez, Warren, O., Frank Gregg
rim, Little Falls, N. Y, Frank
zerovec, Kenosha, Wis, Louis
Lessar, Eveleth, Mimi, Law
renee Bajc, Fairport Harbar, o.,
JAG. Bergant, Lisbon, O., Frank
Podboy, Park Hill, Pa, George
Smrekar, w. Aliquippa, Pa,
John Pecnik, Fontana, Calf,
John Kobe, West Newton, Pa,
Mary Polsak, Imperial, Pa,
Frank Bregar, Avella, Pa, An
ton Ziberna, Ambridge, Pa, ia
cob Ambrozich, McKees Rocks,
Pa, Frank Hrvatin, Salem, O.,
John Turk, John Bajuk, Peter
Verhovnik, Chicago, Ill, Jacob
Adam, Argo, Ill, Joe Kolenc,
Aguilar, Colo, Sophie Kotar,
Rains, Utah, Frank Kosem, Elm
Grove, w. Va, L. Debeliak,
Seattle, Wash.
Minuli teden smo dobili liz IT,
skarne, oziroma knjigoveznice,
knjigo Prosvetne matice, "Slike
IL vsakdanjega zivljenja'. V Mi
je zbirka povesti in pesmi Katke
Zupanciceve. Knjiga DO razpo-
slana pridruzenim druStvom ko
nitro mogoce. Radi hi to storili
re minuli mesec, a kot pojasnje-
no, bile SO ovire, XII MISC pc nasi
krivdi temvec vsled sedaniih
raZmer.
Veseli mas, da druStva to ra-
zumejo in so pripravljena tel
ustanoVi pomagati i V naprej.
HVala VSem "a v~oScila, XII smo
jih dobili V Proletarcev urad.
Upamo, da DO tako prijateljsko
razpolozenje ostalo i V BODICE.
In z naSe strani = vsem YAM
SreCnO nOVO letO!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25
BOGOMIR MAGAJNA:
q M III SIVEC

mieka nj vec pa SO Sc mi tiSti
zganci zdeli kot rajska jed, dasi
ali morda ravno cato, ker SO Sc
jih drzale solze. Marsikje dru-
god so mi kot pred beracem "a
prli vrata, a kaj takega bi V
Babnem polju ne bio mogoce.
Star sem bill tedaj devet in tri-
deset let, a SO mi mamice rekle::
Moi mladi" in Sc pri tenn ma
smehnile, kot bi bill njihov sin.
Ia vas ,je bila tisti dan re Ease
dena pc Nemcih.
Ceprav MISC konji pojedli Sc
vsega kupa in nj Sc minila celia
ura, je Franc re ukazal, mai Sc
pripravimo "a odhod. Same 20
sebi umevno je bio, da DO treba
It'll zdaj pes, LIE nekaj ranjencev
je smelo ostati ma vozu. Zacela
Sc je nato tista dolga pot navz-
gor, XII jo poznajo samo donna
clni in VOlkovi.,
Navzgor in navzgor kot brez
konca in kraja. V mirnem casu
bi Sc zdela krajSa. Treba ie bilo
prlti tia pod kupolo Sneznika V
visino tisoc metrov mad moriem.
Treba je bio vsem porivati voz
cez zupanov laz pc strmini ma
vzgor. A poprej smo razloz;li
prtlJago. Ko smo prignali voz
mad Zupanov laz, Sc je skazalo,
da ga ne DO mogoce spraviti ma
pref, in~smo ga skrili V grmovje.
Potem je bio treba spraviti
ranjence in prtljago Sc dobro
uro pc strminah in globelih ma
pref. To pot je bio treba napra-
viii ia dan Stirikrat. Potem, re
bllzu vecera, mi je bilo cd kolek-
tlVa ukazano, maj Sc vrnem do
Zupanovega laza in "a seboi
skrbno zabriSem vse sledove, XII
smo Jill napravili. Nemci so re
prihajali V Babno pole in je BIZ
10 zelo verjetno, da DO del Get
krenil "a Mani navzgor. Sci sem
IN potem vec ur brisal sledove.
VSako stopinjo je bilo treba "a
brlsati ali 10 pokriti z rumene-
elm listen. o kako blizu tiste
steze so potem prihajali Nemci.
NeskonGno osamljenega sem Sc
pocutil tedaj, ko da sem ma vsei
zemeljski obi sam. Cisto blizu
taborisca sem Sc potem V noel
zgubil in ko sem bill re prepri-
can, da bonn zopet sam prenocil,
sem naenkrat naletel ma tabori-
see.
Bolnica? To je bila tista kra-
sna bolnica ali katera cd bolnic,
XII smo jih pozneje postavili DO
tistih krajih ma Snezniku. Bila
je vista pristreskov, spredai 81
roko odprtih, ma pol strohnelih,
pod mimi vse polno Wage, blata,
smradu, kupi cunj, brez kake po-
steljnine. Ma sreco smo prinesli
S seboj precej odej. Zdaj sele
sem videl, kako je bilo prav, da
sem zdravstveni dom V Starem
trgu oplenil zdravil. Ia zdravila
so bila sedaj edna, XII smo jih
imeli. In nekaj malega hrane.
Voda? V blizini nekje je bila
mlaka Z rumeno umazano kalno
vodo. Studenec? Diva kilometra
dalec. Najbrz ga bodc zasedli
Nemci.
'Cez nekaj dni pridejo teren-
Ike, ola nam bodo kuhale," ie re-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25

~
slime, ko prihaja ia glas v resnici
ma dan.
V najvecji slovenski naselbini
v Clevelandu je pricel pred lett
z akcijo "a ustanovitev Sloven-
skega narodnega muzeja Erazem
Gorshe, in sicer pod okriljem
Slovenskega narodnega donna ma
ST. Clair ave.Ta zasluzen MOI
ne zasluzi samo cast, pac pa
podpore in sodelovanja pr tenn
velikem narodnem delu.
Pred lett, ko Sc je vrsil Sloven-
ski kongres V Clevelandu, sem
bill povabljen ma sejo Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna. Tam sem
vprasal pc nekaterih predmetih,
XII sem jih postal muzeju (mno-
go predmetov imam Sc priprav-
ljenih "a odpoSiljatev). Tam so
me tudi pokarali, ceS, zakaj nj
sem prisel ma odpritev muzeja.
Tega nisem cato storil, ker sem
bill navelican potovanja. Sloven-
ski narodni dom je bill MANFRED
pripravljen placati vozne stro-
Ske, &c bi prisel ma otvoritev mu-
zeja. Dovolj o sebi.
NaSe Clevelandcane bi prosil,
da bi dali primerno sluzbo Eraz-
mu Gorshetu, &c hi bilo mogoce
V Slovenskem narodnem domu,
kajti MOI je izvrsil ogromnega
della ma narodnem in izobraze-
valnem polju. Delal DO tudi v
bodoce, ali S samim zastoniskim
delom nj jela! Kot nihce, tako
tudi narodno zavedni MOI Era
zem Gorshe ne more ziveti cd
zraka.
Zaeno apeliram ma VISA sloven-
ska, hrvatska in slovanska dru-
stva VOICE, da bi kaj prispevala
"a muZeJ. MuZeJ nj pomemben
samo "a Slovence, ampak "a
Slovane v %splosnem. JAZZ imam
Sc veliko zgodovinskih predme-
TOW, XII jih bonn postal Sloven-
skemu narodnemu muzeju v
Cleveland.
Obcudujem delo, XII ga uprav-
liza Erazem Gorshe. Kot mnogo-
letni zbiratelj zgodovinskik
p%redmetov, SO mi dobro znane
vse tezave V zvezi s tenn delom
in namesto priznanja, clovek
zanje zanicevanje vsak cd neka-
terih strani. Vzlic temu pa sc
Sc nasli rodoljubi in mi poma-
gall, da sem razne zgodovinske
predmete, XII sem jih ime.
spravljene pr znancih pc vseh
FZdruzenih drzavah, koncno sku.
paj sprawl v Duluth.
Ma koncu pa Sc enkrat apeli.
ram, pomagajte Slovenskemu
narodnemu muzeju Clevelan,
lu! Malta POeOreIc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25
NASE AMTIVNOSTT
Zbiru ANNE BENIGER

Zastopniki Anton Zornik il
Herminie, Pa, Leo Zevnik La
Sale, ELL, Louis Barborich mil
waukee), in John Krebel IL Gle
velanda so poslali vecja stevila
narocnin ma list, slednji (Kre-
bel pa tudi So V tiskovni sklad.
81 je prispevala Mary P%eterlin
in So Frank Silc. (Seznam vsen
drugih agitatorjev ma delu je V
tel stevilki.)
Mary TomSic V Walsenbureu,
Colo, je obnovila narocnino in
oh enem piSe: ''Proletarec Sc mi
dopade, najbolj pa V MENU ko-
Iona Katke Zupanciceve. Da hi
lie Sc dolgo ostala sotrudnica te-
ga lista. Pred lett sta pisala V ma
Sc liste tudi Ana Krasna in Ivan
Jontez. Skoda, ker sta Sc umak-
Mia" (Pojasnilo urednika: Ivan
Jontez V Proletarca Sc piSe, a ne
pod svojim imenom. Ana P. Kra-
sna pa je bila med Vojno V Via
dni sluzbi, potem pa prevzela
urednistvo pri Glasu Naroda V
New Yorku.)
Tx "a narocnino, XII smo 10
prejeli cd Mary TomSiceve, smo
dobili pismo Anne P. Krasna IL
New YOrka, Xxi pravi: "Prilagam
celoletno narocnino ma Proletar-
ca, ker mi DO ista kmalu pote-
kla. NaVadno me je treba opozo-
riti, ker sem paG vec vedno pre-
zaposlena S stoterimi posli, toda
to pot sem pa lie napravila IL
jemO."
In potem je tn Mary Dernach
IL Martins Feryja, Ohio. Je re
dolgo aktivna V delavskih vr-
stab. Ponovila je narocnino, ceS,
ker vidi, da il DO kmalu potekla.
In VoSCi nam Vsem vesele praz-
nike in enako drugim narocn1-
kom.
Anton Gorenz il Springfield,
Ill, je postal tri narocnine.
Felix Strumbel il Clevelanda
je postal narocnino, XII mu 10 ie
izrocil Matt Kern in vrh tega ie
Kern prispeval tudi So V tt
skovni sklad.
Mrs. Mary Stroy il Indiana
POLISH, Ind, ie ponovila marco
nino in prispevala 81 v tiskovni
sklad.
Frank Volkar Maple Heights,
o., je postal narocnino "a A.
Turka. Slednji je oh enem pri-
speval tudi soc V tiskovni sklad
IN Volkar pa enako vsoto.
Louis MalenSek, Pueblo, Colo,
Je postal dive narocnini, prispe-
val V tiskovni sklad in naroCil
so izvodov koledarja.
Dale SO Sc oglasili z nar.cili
in obnovitvani Joseph Pershin,
Rock Springs, Wyo.; Anna Su-
gar, Helper, Utah; A. Dolinar,
Mt. Harris, Colo.
Louis Karish, North Brad
dock, Pa, je postal 81 V tiskovni
sklad.
Andy Krvina, Girard, O., je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-25
(Nadaljevanje.)

NollJS'j
Prisluhnil sem in zazdelo Sc
mi je, da sliSim daleG dalec tisto
cudno Skrebetanje tankov. We
dino boil gotovo Sc mi je zdelo,
da jih sliSim, a molcal sem, bo-
jec Sc, da hi ne nastal preplah.
Joj, koliko tankov je Slo nasled-
ME dni pc tel cestil
Tudi Franc je zasliSal tanke,
a nj rekel mic, lie urneje ie zacel
poganjati konje. PRAY pc tenn
sem spoznal, da sliSi tanke tudi
on. Dospeli smo V Babno pole
in krenili S ceste skozi vas ma
deSno.
S spoStovanjem sem gledal to
znamenito ma pol pozgano vas,
kjer SO Italijani postreljali ra-
zen nekaj starcev vse odrasle
moske in Jill lie nekai odgnali
tia ma Rab V trpljenje, hujSe cd
smrti. Oh koncu vasi je Franc
uStavil voz, pristopil k meni in
mi yes zaskrbljen rekel, da DO
treba nakrmiti konja, ker sicer
ne bosta kos tezkim klancem, XII
mas cakajo ma poti V gorovje.
PriStal sem Franc je sci k neki
SUPP ukrast seno in ga poloziI
pred konja. "Koliko casa,
France "Vsaj emo uro."
lrena Sc je zbudila, a je Sc V
polsnu ovila roki okrog mojega
vratu, kot bi hotela spati naprei.
Vendar sem jo cisto prebudil.
Bolje je, ola je budna, &c Sc ne
madonna kaj pripeti. Hotel sem
il ponuditi nekaj jedi, pa je Vol
ko zamrmral: "Stedi s hrano,
blizajo Sc tezki dnevi." - Sal
res, cisto sem pozabil povedati,
da Sc nam je ma Knjeziih njivah
zopet pridruzil medicinec Vol
ko, XII Sc je srecno umaknil z
Biloxi, Sc p~ravocasno dospel ma
Knezjo njivo in tam zlezel ma
voz. lie daj il, no, nekaj kruha,
sal ne mislim tako resno," ie ma
d~aljeval Vojko in Sc nasmehnil.
'Pri partizanih je treba zreti,
dokler imaS, potem pa re neka-
ko." Vsi smo segli pc jedi in
zvecili poGasi ter prisluskovali
pazljivo. Zdaj SO Sc tisti Tank
sliSali cisto razlocno, a Franc ie
rekel: Taxa stvar Sc sliSi zelo
dalec. Zdi Sc mi, da so Sc onkrai
Prezida."
Zacelo Sc je svetlikati in vas
Je Vedno boil razIocno kazala
Svojo straSnO ~revSGino. Crni o.
gani zidovi, din pc smrti, din DO
bedi. In vendar je ia vas bila
vedno pripravljena pomagati
partizanom in 81 pritrgati posled-
Mi grizljaj "a njihove ranjence.
5 culami SO hodile zene bera&it
dalec dalec in potem delile ra-
njencem, ceprav nihce vec nj cd
Nth kaj zahteval.
Use je bio dobro in plemenito
V tisti vasi, cello zupnik. V tel
Vasi Sc ii nj bio treba bait il
dajstva. Tu so ziveli ljudje fla
tin nepokvarjenih src, navajeni
vecne borbe Z nemilostno priro-
do, S katero SO Sc borili "a borni
zlvez. Dosti pozneje sem stopil
V to ali ono Timed teh his in
glej, zenskam je bio tezko, ker
so mi kot zdravniku lahko po-
stregle samo z zganci, ceS, da
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
LOSES

Mrs. S. E. Spach of 1903
North Fourth street reported
to police last night that she
had lost a purse containing
nine dollars while shopping In
a downtown store yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Spach told
police that her purse was a
black one with a snap top.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25

AMPHIBIOUS TRAINING
Wilbur Julian Powell, seaman
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-25
ZIONIST CONGRESS
CLOSES MEETINGS
Rival Factions Unable To
Agree On New Set Of
Officers For 1947

BASEL. Switzerland, Dec. "a =
| UH = The 22nd World Zionist con-
gress adjourned at 6 p. m. Tuesday
after a final 25-hour session in
which moderate and militant fac
tons we're unable to agree on cleo
ton of new officers.
The more than 800 delegtes, tired
from a day and night of almost
continuous negotiation, finally vot-
ed to pass the task of forming a
new executive to the 72-man gen.
eral Zionist council. 1t meets
Wednesday.
Aged Chain Weizmann, presi-
dent of World Zionists, withdrew
as a candidate for reelection after
the delegates voted III to 154 at
5 a. m. against participation "in
present circumstances in the
London Palestine conference in
January. Weizmann favored the
London conference and made it
plain that he would stand or fall
on that issue.
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, Cleve-
land, O., president of American
70 ISIS, was then given an oppor-
tunity to form a coalition execu-
tive committee, but he was not
able to command the necessary
support. Rabbi Silver rejects a
partitioned Palestine and backs an
independent Jewish state.
American delegates said Silver
failed because David Ben Gurion
refused to bring his powerful
Labor p1rty into the new executive
unless Silver would reverse his
stand on the London conference.
Earlier the congress approval OF
a resolution deciding against par
ticipatiQn in the London conference
had been hailed as a Silver victory
because 1t had been fashioned in
the political commission with the
Cleveland land Rabbi.