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Evening star., 1946-02-17
Becomes the Bowling Capital
Local Mapleways
Were Pathways
To a Billion
Dollar Sport
BY Rod Thomas.

w OU have it from history that the
" Spanish Armada was ignored
while England's naval chief,
Sir Francis Drake, finished a
game of ninepins.
Today the game which so fascinated
Queen Elizabeth's admiral Is, in all
its essentials, the greatest participant
sport in the United States and billion
dollar industry.
Washington is its capital, both as a
sport and a business. It's headquarters
is in the Evans Building and the king
pin of the setup is Washington
citizen, Arville Lester Ebersole, chair
man of the National Bowling Council,
whose influence reaches more people
engaged in single sport, it is believed,
than that of any other man in the
world.
Before the war the United States
Chamber of Commerce calculated the
number of bowlers in the Nation, or
ganized and occasional, to be 100000
and the investment in the game at
$500, 100000. But it has grown. In an
article on the bowling boom, the current
issue of Fortune says: I'm new aura
of refinement the sport has captured
a vast family following and 1920. 1000, 900
Evening star., 1946-02-17

crowding in any of the cabins, although
in some there were close quarters. In
spections were made from time to time
by the Transport Commander Col. Will
liam r. Barnett, United States Army
headquarters staff, and his assistants,
and by the ships commandant. Col. H.
j. Beaufoy-Lane, of the British Army
staff. They listened to constructive
suggestions from the brides and put
some of them into effect.
A letter written to the transport
commander by a group of brides on B
deck, at the close of the voyage, speaks
for itself They wrote:
Now that our journey is drawing to
close, we would like to take this op-
portunity of extending our hearty
thanks for the wonderful time we have
been given while on board ship. We
are sure it is greatly appreciated by all
CT brides, and in years to come we will
Evening star., 1946-02-17

tune of the Marine hymn. One of the
verses and the refrain went as follows:
From the homesteads OF old England
To the shores of U. S. A.
It's been long, long trail OF pinding,
But we'u get there one fine day.
HotD iOe groused for food in TidUorth
Camp:
On the Mary uished 10e'd died.
oh, De'U neDer let our men FORGET
What 1Ue aoent through as a GI BRIDE"
Refrain.
"Oh, aoe can't forget old England yet,
And hope 1De neuer shall.
But ,0e'U make her proud
So sing it loud
We're the British GI brides.1 a
One of the brides is an American
citizen by birth, wife of William L.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
The Mapleway and
The Mahogany Bar

1t was SO closely allied with the bar
that the citys statutes blanketed them.
The bar closed at midnight and SO did
the bowling alley, even if it was on
church premises. Beer and skittles",
long had been affinities like ham and
eggs, but powerful manufacturing
company which specialized in wood pro-
ducts drew bar and bowling closer than
they might have been It's trademark
on mahogany bar or bowling maple
way was synonymous with quality 1t
sold the two together wherever pos
sible, to its later regret. 1t spent thou
sands to undo the wedding, and other
thousands to eradicate the name 'pool'
in favor of pocket billiards, '"the Off
cial name today of the cue and ivory"
sport. 1t strove nightly to rid a good
Evening star., 1946-02-17
The Veterans Are
Getting a Break

hS VStSi ais ARE
Getting Break
Through its Wings of Mercy program,
the Woman's International Bowling
Congress purchased for the ARMY a
Douglass A20 bomber costing s1oo 600.
three Douglass CAT evacuation planes
costing $4,000 each and a number of
ambulances, the whole costing some
$4,000. Total outright contributions
through the BVL, which still is func-
t1onlng 100 per cent, amounted during
the war to $l,250,00O.
AT the behest of its National Bowling
Council, in which every phase of the
game is represented by a "bigtimer'
tchlef interests are the bowlers' organ
lzatlons, men and women: the operators
and manufacturers bowling won the
gratitude of Government agencies for
its volunteered sacrifices. AS Col. ].
Monroe johnson, ODT director, but it:
Bowling certainly played ball during
the war" AS Gen. Eisenhower said in
praise Of the Bowlers Victory Legion:
1 am especially pleased to note that YOU
make it matter of pride to cut through
every red tape and other obstacle in
bringing facilities to the veteran at the
moment of need. Speed is often as i'm
portant as is the article itself" But
bowling hasn't finished its self-assigned
war task. From the Yank overseas dur
ing the conflict it has turned its atten.
ton to the CT in the hospital All BvL
stationery carries narrow italicized
column down the left side of the page
reading: LEST WE FORGET-For the
good things of life at hand for millions
OF us, thousands gave their lives Our
service hospitals are filled with thou
sands of others who escaped death fight
ing with the same spirit for the same
cause. Our debt to them is profound.
The least they might expect Is that all
of us accomplish everything within our
means to help restore them to normal
existences."
All overhead of the BVL is borne by
the bowling operators of the country.
hence every dollar contributed by the
bowlers is spent directly for the purpose
given. During the war the Army Special
Services Division, with its director.
Maj Gen. Joseph w. Byron, an enter
prising ally in obtaining priorities and
prices. the BVL dollar went long, long
way -
1t appears that bowling not only "a
out Of the basement, but has no regard
for q ceiling. -
Evening star., 1946-02-17

take" This figure approximates that
presented by the National Bowling
Council to the Senate Finance Com
mittee on tax bill hearing in 1943
Bowling Boom of
The Past Ten Years
Within the last decade the upsurge
of bowling throughout the country has
been tremendous. Yet, thousands of
men who operate bowling establish
ments can give only a partial expla-
nation for this. They see a flower
but are unacquainted with the root
They mostly are comparative new
one in business before the First World
War, and he'll almost shout:
women and the churches!"
Time was when the average bowling
alley was. gathering spot for every
undesirable male element in the COM
munity. Bowling "emporiums" were
hangouts for bookmakers sundry gam
blers, loafers and sleazy citizenry in
general. Like the old-time "poolroom"
they appeared like nets in the stream of
humanity that caught only the unwhole-
some. Many occupied basements-fur-
lively it seemed in many cases. Bowling
and pool" accepted what was left when
other businesses picked over the sites.
But here's singular contract: At one
time in Washington, leading city in
the development of bowling, the game
was an adjunct of bar rooms and
churches
Evening star., 1946-02-17

American Bowling Congress tenpin
tournaments, the next of which will be
held at Buffalo, N. Y, starting in March,
with more than 5000 five-man teams
competing, plus countless doubles and
singles. The ABC hopes to break ITS
record of 6,073 made in 1910. At Buff
falo virtually every State in the Union
will be represented and teams are ex-
pected from Alaska, the Hawaiians,
Cuba, the Panama Canal Zone, Canada
and possibly Mexico. 1t wouldn't be
surprising if several turned up from
Washington, D. c., which for more than
quarter century has been strictly
'duckpin territory" Seventy per cent
of the country is 'tenpin,' and it seems
that 10 per cent of the Nations popu-
lation gathered in these parts during
the war, with the result that bowling
proprietors were persuaded to bring
back version of bowling which prac-
tically had become extinct here.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
The Game Has a
Big War Score

Bowling as a sport and a business
presents notable war score. It's Bowl
ers', Victory Legion, operating under the
wing of the National Bowling Council
and the direction of Mr.. Ebersole, threw
the games strength into the USO, Red
Cross and infantile paralysis campaigns.
But the BVL went lot further 1t was
credited with the sale of s485, 900 900 in
War Bonds. The Evening Star Tourna-
ment initiated War Bond bowling. For
overseas Yanks the BVL supplied
100000 decks of playing cards, 325 900
pocket-sized books, 81 900 hard-bound
library books, $4,000 deep-sea fishing
kits, 1880 shallow-water fishing kits,
oO12 tons OF material to equip Army
Air Forces units on six far-funp
Aleutlan Islands with alert centers con-
tanning five prefabricated buildings
each. (The BVL's Aleutian LOB" has
been declared by high-ranking Army
ofhcers to have been "one for the book.D
Early last fall the BVL distributed 1oo,-
900 copies of the Sporting News Official
Football Guide and Rule Book among
the lads in the Nations 1876 service hos
pltals and this winter $4,000 copies of
the Barnes Official Bowling Guide.
The Veterans Are
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
AUTOMOTlVE

AUTO PARTS FOX YOUR SELEC-
ton, including fan belts, piston
rings, fuel pumps, ignition pacts,
rear view mirrors, tail pipe extern
sions, steering wheel spinners,
floor mats, motor oil and other
auto needs. Western Auto Asso-
ciate Store. Opposite P~ostoffice.
13-eod-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE 100 BUSHELS SELECT
Coker's cotton seed. E. l.. Flem-
ing, phone 1905, Route 3, Hender-
son, N. G. 15-l7-20
WHITE ENAMELED KITCHEN
stools, vegetable bins, oil stove
ovens, five gallon wooden water
kegs with brass facuet. Watkins
Hardware Co, l8-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
AUTOMOTIVE

BATTERIES FOR AUTO AND CAR.
luuH hottr batteries. portable bat
terics, a batteries for all make
cars. Western Auto Associate
Store, Opposite PostUflice.
lJ-cod-5ti
FOR SALE 1887 INTERNATIONAL
pickup truck, three fourth ton,
excellent mechanical shape, priced
below ceiling at $535gO. one 1880
a Model Ford roadster. perfect
condition, priced below ceiling at
$4,000. one 1888 Chevrolet coupe,
mote. just oVcrhauled, Will sell at
$i9jUU. one 1886 Chevrolet Mas
ter engine complete with starter
and generator. one rear end and
transmission for 1886 Chevrolet
Master. These carS can be seen at
AShWUrth Motor Co, 1923 N. Gar
nett street, phone l245, l6-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

RADIO REPAIRING OF THE BET
ter type is no further than your
telephone - Your patronage and
confidence during the past four
years has been appreciated - "a
years Of actual radio knowledge is
yours-Repairs for refrigeration,
electric fans, electric motors,
cleaners, hair dryers, cleo
trio clocks, washing machines. We
also have a very limiteu supply Of
new battery and electric radios.
Loughlin-GoodWyn. Phone 1l8.
13-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

P A SEQ BY POULTRYMEN
everywhere. DR.. Salsbury's REM
O-SAL, the double-purpose drink
ing water medicine. prevents
spread of cccal c~occidiosis in chick
ems. Stimulates chicks rate of
growth. REN-O-SAL, is easy to
use. Just drop tablets in drinking
water according to directions. Safe
for any waterer, even metal. Park
er's RcXall Drug Store. 1851
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
PIGS and Shoats

For Sale at High Price Warehouse.
See J. c. White or j. c. Abbott.
1851
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

LAWN NEEDS, WATER HOSE CUT
to order, 40 and - foot lengths,
lawn sprinklcrs. brass hose noz-
Zles, couplings and repairs for
your old hose. Watkins Hardware
Co. l8-4tl
WE HAVE \ VERY COMPLETE
stock Of Westinghouse Mazda light
bulbs. all sizes for nome and COM
mcICial use. Hughes Furniture
Co, il3 S. Garnet St, phone 1877.
1921
CONCEALED GARBAGE CA N 5
Tor use IN narrow passages. behind
soda fountains, sits IN the floor
and not on top of floor. Watkins
Hardware Co. l3-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
HELP WANTED

WOMAN AS
cook and general hclpet. Good
pay. Call G5l. Mrs. John White.
l6-5tl
WANTED AT ONCE MEN IND
women to supply Consumers with
everyday household necessities UNI
der Our factory to home plan. Fun
or part time. Earnings based on
Sales in Henderson, North Gran
Vile and East Franklin counties.
Write kaWleieh's. Dept. NCD-93-
1913. Richmond. Va. l&-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
SEEDS AND PLANTS

GARDEN SEED FOR EARLY
planting. Get them in the ground
as early as poss.ble-Garden Peas,
Beets, Cabbage, Tomato. Carrots,
Turnips and Salads, Flower seed
also. WoOlard's. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
WANTED

WANTED TO BUY STANDING
timber. Perry Lumber Co., 2 miles
south of Henderson on Raleigh
Road. Day phone 826, night phone
ll73-W. 4-12ti
MR.. FARMER BRING US YOUR
Cows, Veal and Hogs. We pay top
prices dead or alive. CAP US and
we will come to see them. S. w.
Renn's Grocery, Phone 1I0l-W.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
HELP WANTED

AVAILABLE THE BEST ONE-MAN
business in Vance county for an
honest local mar who is dlssatls-
fled owe the permanency or m
come from his present position.
With six DOT products supple
menting our line of over 200 farm
and home necessities. the oppor-
tunity is unlimited. Will finance
and train man of good reputation
who desires outdoor work calling
on farm clientele, or Will allow
liberal discount if you can finance
yourself. Write Box 800, Hender-
SON, N. c. lS-3tl
STENOGRAPHER WANTED. MUST
be proficient in shorthand and
tipping. Apply in person second
floor Roses 5-l0-25c Stores, Inc.
l8-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

WHILE YOU WAIT SHOE RE
pairs carefully and expertly done.
Bring us your Worn shoes for the
best in shoe rebuilding. Carolina
Shoe Shop. l5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING BY
experienced men. All work fully
guaranteed. Most delicate and pre-
else work given careful attention.
lamar's jewelers.. l5-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

SEWING MACHINE PARTS. RE
pairing. adjusting. All Vacuum
Cleaners and small appliances re-
paired. Prompt, efficient service.
Work guaranteed. Tanner Sewing
Machine & Electric Shop. Phone
ll6-W. left
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

YOU CAN BUY YOUR SEEDS
cheaper at Woe cuNHr Market.
We have a wide variety of Flowr.
Seeds and Garden Seeds includ-
ing Onion Sets and Seed Potatoes.
Woods Super Market. l7-3tl
FOR SALE 100 BUSHELS SELECT
Cookers cotton seed. +. l.. Flem-
ing, phone 3505, Route 3, Hcnder-
son, N. c. 1851
WE STILL HAVE A GOOD STOCK
of T. w. Woods tested seed, Rocky
Ford and Hailes best c~antaloupe
seed, watermelon seed, variety of
vegetable and corn seed. Watkins
Hardware Co. 1S-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
SUPPLIES

PAINT FOR BEAUTY AND DUR
ability. Use Watson = Standard
quaker State outside white, in
terror gloss. semi gloss, and flat
So-E-Zy 3 hour enamel, floor and
deck enamel, stove polish cement,
colors in oil, 10 pt, cans and
tubes, caulking compound, caulk-
ing guns, aluminium paint, sealers,
Varnishes, shellac, wax, good sup
ply of paint brushes. Falkner's
Building Supply, Court st. in front
of Courthouse. Phone 10. lott
J. MAURICE ALLEN, CONTRAC-
tor and Builder, General Repairs,
Painting, Weather Stripping, In
situations, Floor Refreshing, Phone
lO26-W. eOd-tf
SECURITY BARN AND ROOF
paint, Dixon graphite paint. roof
ing cement roof coating, roll roof
ing, lime and cement. Watkins
Hardware Co. 18-4ti
AT THE PLACE OF VALUES"
just received several circulating
oil heaters. More heat with less
fuel is an outstanding feature of
these heaters. See them. Alex 5.
Watkins. l6-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

US FOR COMPETENT
radio repair service, and be as
sured Of really prompt service at
moderate cost. H. & B. Radio Re-
pair Service, 100 West Montgom-
cry street, phone 234. l5-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

WE CAN REBUILD A WORKOUT
motor so it will purr-rr-rr like
new, Seven skilled mechanics at
your service. Hester Motor Co.
1923 HOrner street. ThurS-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Or 81 MNONS.
In The Superior Court.

State OF NOitn IUlOIlnN.
County Of Vance:
Anna Nyrick Robbins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

WAKE MONUMENT COMPANY,
seven day service, North Hender-
son, phone 7l0-J. 2O-21ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18
5000 ERD EW hU2 ~HEH/~ I'm AW 9eG& DISPATCH CLASSIFIED
The %h Daily WhFYh
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
STOKER coal FOR TOBACCO
curing. Get yours while we have
ii. Plenty good lump coal, too. II.
.. Falkner & Son, Coal 4 Wood.
Phone 200. l3-tf
NYLON PAINT BRUSHES, CAM
els hair brushes, varnish brushes,
~sandpaper emery cloth, steel wool
wool, floor Cleanscrs. pure ShcllaC,
NarniShes and paints. Watkins
hardware Co. l3-iti
ATTENTION GRADUATES! GEN
une Engraved visiting Cards. Cor
rect sizes. 20 or more orders $500
per 100. Single orders $3.50 per
'0l. Henderson Book Co. Estab-
lish 1884. 22-tf
OLD SPICE EARLY AMERICAN
ToiletrleS just received in guam
tity. Including After Shaving Lo-
ton. Talcum, Cologne, Shaving
Mugs, Toilet Water and busting
Powder. Parkcr's Rexall Store.
1851
MONUMENTS
TOMBSTONES = MARKERS
From The
South's Largest Monumental Factory
w. w. LANGSTON
PIG Young St, Phone 773
FOR SALE-PRE-WAR SCREEN
ed in Baby Bed and Mattress.
I),,., Coz GA bI.,,. q "a:
FOR THE BEST IN FANCY
groceries, fresh fruits, vegetables,
fresh meats, fish and oysters.
Phone 430 Herbert's Yellow Front,
Free Delivery. lift
SEE THE NEW DESIGNED WEIGH
easy fold baby carriages at Hughes
Furniture Co. Completely modern,
exceptionally low priced. Save
money at Hughes Furniture Co.
Alb S. Garrett street, phone 1877.
1871
NEW SHIPMENT RADIOS, S26.9l
including tax. Also, full line Gus
tom Jewelry, Wedding Sets $3.50
up. Fountain Pens. Bakers Pawn
Shop. l5-tf
STEEL DRUMS FOR MAKING
large garbage ans, so gallon size,
special price S2.75. VIII cost you
only soc to cut top out. Watkins
Hardware Co. l8-4ti
EASTER BUNN1ES FOR SALE.
803 South Garnet St. Call 652-J.
16-4ti
THERMOS BOTTLES IN PINT AND
quart sizes, plastic tunnels, medl-
wall type, tumbler and tooth brush
holders. Watkins Hardware Co.
l8-4ti
DU RITE LAUNDRY SOAP, RAVO
and Annite for laundry, dishes and
general use. Get your supply at
Woods Super Market. l7-3ti
DOUBLE EDGE SAFETY RAZORS
l9c each. Also Gem and Gillette
and Gem blades, single and dou-
Bile edge blades, shaving brushes
and whet stones. Watkins Hard
ware Co. l8-4ti
GOOD STOCK OF MEATS FOR
your selection, including Pork,
Veal, Beef and Scafoods. Woods
Super Market. l7-3tl
WE STILL HAVE WHITE FLOUR
available in ) to so pound bags.
Get your supply now. Also good
corn meal 5 lbs. Csc, 10 lbs. soc.
Woods Super Market. l7-3ti
BURPEE PRESSURE COOKERS,
tin can Sealers, enamel double
boilers, wash basins, sauce pans,
cooking pots, pans, bread boards,
butter moulds pound and half
pound sizes, food choppers. Wat
kins Hardware Co. l8-iti
EASTER BUNNIES-WHlTE RAB-
bits for sale. Cali 3l04. 1921
C. NOTICES
WAKE MONUMENT COMPANY,
seven day service, North Hender-
son, phone 7l0-J. 2O-21tl
WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS
usual during our ~remodeling pc
Rod. R. f. SatterWhite & Sons.
See us-Save money. 17-t1
SEE OUR LINE OF MECHANIC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

HORSE AND MULE SHOES,
horse collars, wagon lines, hame
strings, back bands, bride bits,
shoe nails, pillow casting, c%ultivator
points, and blades all sizes. Chick
en- breeders, so ID. lard cans, cleo
trio churns, 3 gal, glass churns.
Lanterns, lamp globes, strap
hinges, locks, pillow bolts, carriage
and machine bolts. Fishing hooks,
sinkers and Nylon lines. Falkner's
Building Supply, Court street, in
front Of Courthouse. Phone 10.
l6-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-18

BURPEE PRESSURE COOKERS,
tim can sealers, enamel double
boilers, wash basins, Sauce pans,
cooking pots, pans, bread boards,
butter moulds pound and half
pound sizes, food choppers. Wat
kinS Hardware Co. l9-4ti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-14
zenska priznala, da je ustre
lila qostilnicaria

Mrs. Gizella Hajdu, stara 50
let, je pred policijo priznala, da
je ustrelila' Aleksandra Rigo,
starega 81 let, XII je bill maiden
umorjen v sobi "a restavraciio,
katero je umorjeni vodil ma
105O5 Quincy Ave. Dvoiica je Ii
vela skupaj vec mesecev v "div-
jem zakonu." zenska je bila are
tirana ma domu svoje porocene
hcere V Youngstown, kamor je
zbezala po umoru. Rekla je, da
je Rigo tekom ostrega prepira
skoeil proti omari, kjer Sc je
nahajal revolver, toda predno
je .mogel orozje dobiti v roke:
ga je prehitela in ustrelila. Wee
raj je bila formalno obtozena
ubojstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-14
Razprodaja parcel "a hise Sc
kmalu zakljuci

Okrajni avditor John A. Zan-
gerle poroca, da bo v torek zad-
Mi dan "a prodajanje parcel "a
hise ma licitanti v poslopju
okrajne sodnije. Povprecna cena
zemljisca je 1888. Cd $500 par
eel Sc jih je stirih tednih pro-
dalo 2,4O0. V petek Sc DO SO par
eel prodalo Euclidu, v ponede-
lick spa rs parcel v University
Heights in IL v Strongsville. L.
kupicek obeta prinesti okraju
million dolarjev dohodkov. Zem-
ljisca so bila zasezena rad ne
,)lacanih davkov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-14

|strog, a human in dober! Ne
incl bi nicesar reci!"
V angleskih taboriscih Sc je
mnogo druzil z ustaskimi mini.
stri in sedaj razvija "teorije,'
Xxi Sc jih je cd njih naucil. Nika-
kor Sc ne morejo tt krvniki nit
sedaj zaporu pomiriti, da bi
ne stremeli "a ponovnim prei-
vanjem bratske krvi.
Ma vprasanje, &c je incl S slo.
venskimi emigranti kaksne I'VE.
re, pravi, da ga je obiskal mini
|ster Miha Krek. Baje je bill mi
mister stare jugoslovanske in
emigrantske Wade v Londonu
strasno razocaran, ker ga oh
prihodu v zapor Ito je bilo v bill
zini Riminiia v ItalijD nj Rup-
mix takoj prepoznal. Jasno je,
da je moral biti Krek zelo razo.
caran, ker ga nj takoj prepoznal
tisti zloeinec, XII je moril v Slo-
veniji po napeljevanju klike ne
katerih okrog emigrantske VIA
de v Londonu, XII SO bill v starr
Jugoslaviji voditelji klerikaliz-
ma, jedra domobranstva.
Ma vprasanje, kje je po ME,
geyen mnenju sredisee agitaci-
je slovenske reakeije, je "pre,
zident" odgovoril, da ie v Rimu,
Nihce Sc ne bo eudl, da niti ko-
,lovodja vojnih zlocincev " Slo,
yeniji nj tolikol znaca jen,,$ ida bi
primal dokazano krivdo.
Rapnik praui, da je $kof Roz-
man trdil, da nstdi uaSkins stra-
lam aaaao strehO IN sato6i$ce, q
,je igral bolj akticaso vlogo, lot
'je mega "uvsrovljoP (vkljuh
1ten1u, da je Rupnik slovenskega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-14
V SOBOTO SE PRICNO "POP"
KONCERTI ..

Cleveland Summer orkester
pod vodstvom DIR. Rudolph Ring
Walla poda v soboto zvecer prvi
pop" koncert v Mestnem avdi-
:oriju. To je Re osma letna sezija
;licnih koncertov v Clevelandu,
lateri postajajo cd leta do leta
'oI popularni med narodom.
Skozi prihodnjih osem tednov
'e bodo TAXI koncerti vrsili ysa-
ko sredo in soboto zvecer. @..
Mestni avditorij je zelo pri-
oraven "a te vrste koncerte, ker
ina dovolj prostora "a 400 miz
) stirimi stoli pri vsaki mizi.
Med koncertom Sc gostom servi-
"a prigrizek, sladoled in razne
place.
Vstopnice Sc dobijo v pred
orodaji pri VIM. Taylor Son &
o., $50 Euclid Ave-, in staneio,
"a sedeze pri mizah po fs1.75 za'
,sebo; sedezi ma balkonu so re-
iervira1i po $1.2O in nerezer-'
'irani po 80 in SO centov, davek,
vstet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-14
Obeta Sc dobra letina

Vse kaze, da bo pridelek ohij.
skin farmerjev letos jako ugo-
den, je izjavil snoci v Clevelandu
ravnatelj drzavnega poljedelske.
ga urada H. G.. Hamsower. Obe-
ia Sc 45 milijonov busljev pse-
nice, kar je sicer Is odstotkov
mani kot lani, toda navzlic temu
mad povpreenost. Kar Sc tice ko,
ruze, DO pridelek enacil lanske-
mu, ako DO vreme ugodno, dasi-
raVno je bila setev radi dezja
nekoliko zakasnjena.