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COUNTRY BOARD.

fences. II miles east OF D. C. Bowie 1875
COUNTRY BOARD. babies / mo. up to 4
yrs, mothers care; reasonable rates: 40
miles from D. G.: bus by gate: refs. license
BOARD for children. IL mi from D. c.. on
Greyhound bus; SIS weekly MRS. COCK
RILL. Boz 142. Vienna. Va, r.
COUNTRY BOARD in lovely home: clean
cool rooms. good country cooking: transp.
to Walter Reed 20 min. to Health Center.
Address MRS. MABEL WOODFORD, 4,
Rockville. Nd. At Aspin Hill 1Ss
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL

COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.
COAL, 2 tons Pocahontas egg. $50. Du
OAK FIREPLACE WOOD, finest quality
delivered: So cord, sig half cord. 1s1t
Bryant st. ne. NO. 0660
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned hardwoods
prompt del: ceiling price, S21 cord
storage. PERSON phone Ashton 3s2s
PA. HARD COAL. stove. chestnut. pea ane
buckwheat: Pocahontas, esg, stove ant
nut RA 3015.
ANDKONs, fire tools. screens and AL fire.
pace goods ,epaired and reflnished; p. +
RpOMWFLI. T23 9Th ut NV ME 11a4
WOOD-SAW TLT-TOP TABLES (2), with
blade, $40 each: l mechanical wood
splitter. 5000: l with electric motor, $3.50
WQ 614R after s p.m 17s
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APAkTMENTs ExcnANcRp.

Whsa1INeToN on, foE PLIa6IIu2ysusl,
Or small Children. in most desirable resi-:
sss;s y .ss.:5s 4 bsErst
Sci % ssss ssssrs Or writ: Ess4so so;
UNfShSisaHaED Siisaa DUPLEX APT. NV. $50
mont monthly y, ~ Mili exchange for untg5nishea
room, soiarium' dlnstts and kitchen. A. sec.
sW ssWs,s %.ss g. A5f4*s W Siss BEDROOM. i'm.
se1, se. New York, midtown Manhattan, NO.
RICHMOND. VA, to Wash. D. C, From
ton: sllo. Or desirsbi. apt ss45. fol
q sssneards unfson son sos sp ssa1 a Bureau
cHiAaMING ediac.ni ,;d l.a;;RM' Kit Kitchen and bath
M u exehsnse Snaa for or 3 rm. apt. Cal
s.aooM. unturnished. Brookl.nd. ne.,
Queens and Manhattan: prefer like apart.
new 9oRkwasafSarossP sPf ExSaAsdsE s.r
beesh.ssd.h ie.sh 81 hoqsf W. I, 44sa Nv" CHEVY Chase Or
SsooktYN.WAshHSlSGroN-Mod.rn un.
ss1n s-foHn sRyn et SCI fsshsa1's nts' fl
ULTRAMoDERN 4-RooM xPARTMEN1
in Na;hvills, Tennessee. for Ike apart,
WILL EXCHANGE modern unfurnished /.
bedroom apartment: apart midtoEn Manhattan
@en a. subupss aD 5s
WASH. FOR N. Y.-Charmins. 2-bedrm.
Georgetown home. unfurn., for a.bedrm.
ays sD. Or in hons MAJ In ko oss or
LOVELY DUPLEX APT. EXCHANGED for q
bsfT9oP %fI TxSHsscA h9Hss AT 1s4S Sn.aroou
NV. ssstion fsr bedroom duplex. a'', .lso 81
EhxxcHASHeEs s'~t, Wto,odside. Long Island, apt
Trnsdaa III aed19sm oiss soa as1f sss
VETERAN, wife, child. desire to exchange
unfurn. bedroom apt, cony. NV. location,
fS5 fsssF sRRooM .RR 81 naR. 2RT Nj II Gss
foS similar apt. in Stanford. Conn. Gan
EXCHANGE 2-bedroom unfurn. apt. in
Washinston or vicinity. Phone cH. 541e.
UNFURNIsHLD D. C. 1-BEDRM. APT. ex-
changed for similar New York or suburbs.
" kxsaasroos,' issis oo,s' D. c.. dupls. apt. H.
phia or nearby suburbs: give telephone
nssnkods S1 dSpa dopex sso an with screened
porch: viii exchange for 2 bedroom apt
In south Arlington section. TIE. O096.
WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedroom, 2-bath I'M
Furnished apt. near 18th and Col rd
chester or Kennedy-Warren. Phone Dupont
N. Y.-wAsH. - Have 2ha-rm. part-furn
apt, III E. so St. bet: Lex. and Park
aves; $50 mo-; want unfurn. / or bed
room apt, Wash; Cab TANNEN, Wash;
Ext. IS, day; BU s-O744. evenings.
l-BEDROOM unfurn. apt. Wash, D. c.
in exchange for i or 2 bedroom house OF
apart, Detroit. AIS 18th st. ne. FIR
EXCHANGE s4-RooM apt. in ne. Wash.
lnston 1or 3 or rm. apt. in New Yori
or suburbs. Call Union 1888.
WASHINGTON for ct. Louis bedroom
on carline; for l or . bedroom apt. OF
house. 81: Louis or vicinity. Phone At.
lantic 0oI0 between 2 and 8 pm.
EXCHANGE-4-rm. apt. NV for apt. Oh
house in Los Angeles. Long Beach OF
week. Dr. 1000, Ext. Sa4' "a I'd" 0uf.H'
WILL EXCHANGE 1-b.r. duplex NV fol
an2 ,Sr- oo or studio @ apt, modern building
APT. NORTH SIDE. CHICAGO. 8 bdrms.
NV. rm, din. nm, baths, sunporch: vii
trade for 3-bedrm. apt. or home in Wash
nearby Nd: or Va; April AT. 9791.
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For Rent ReoIns,
Apartments and Houses

Ths sadress and rental prics must be
Kosms Aparsmsn:s sna Hoasss for unas. fsns
In Apartment and House for Rent
Advertisements where =. star boz NUM-
csE ,,ussd !, ussd tns ns csnsrsl locstien may e
cases The Star Win secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon 70.
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHEp.

232 EMERSON ST. .N.W.-Larae recreation
room IN semitic home for middle aged
couple, fireplace: $40; rent reduced for heln
with li!ht household duties. If
5a21 4th ST. N,W,@aLarse double room
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ROOMS FuRhlsnrn--ha,.h.

NOOMS tVkNlShk0-NoPf
IIads "a SsI H.! 1f; NJ: s. Az
sis sss TX To s15s srssif sf:r e1th SO h, Sns
Pm. Syn. or $50 weekdays.
~. ssn:i s7ss. gentleman 'rsfsrrsd' 81 /. week.
eO1 HAMLN ST. N.E.-Furnished room
ior z TX yoaanx aa ladies' rshned. $50 month ior
1905 oUARLEs ST. NE large double
basement I.undIy. .,se s.rsss; s. s'e e.cs: iso'
.ts,n ~. car can an Ssr.onsy Ct n. blocks
zoos ,KEARNY ST. N.E-Double In pri-
yate home; $50 per month; 10 minutes
l Isa fSSRifSa fEiSfSaD AVE. N.E.-L.rse. .ta IRON,
i4s4 boUeLAs ST. NE. corner. Mont.n.
modal. men oP ass Women; no9s si5 t1 mo. s'eS ao
SO 9TH ST, N.E.-Nicely furn. rm. for l
soI : 81, N.E.@Nles room for girls or
sD sso. MISS insSnsa HapPnY pRfnlyies'' in neat apt
sl3 A ST. N.E.-Nice double room, twin
skl sfs'' sgss asss to bath; $3.50 each a week
coin Park, Mt. Pleasant cars; lady; $2b
S98 11th ST. N.E.-Larfe Housekeeping
room or Groom apart. In 2 weeks: furn
except linen, silver. cook. utensils: SIC
per week l room: $50 for apt; no drink
an sIs e 2AsT 81 dxfffoL daferff 5sts NE Apt A-Room
Se N nsS nesE SouS prefer
1tcn 1ss 1kssEsggEnn Il ggn AVE- w. s.E-snsl. from,
IA asandsy; s$o. Af. fFs sesa. nome '''.'' w
only; redecorated: new. modern furn., inc
twin inner-sprint Hollywood beds; pvt
half bath; modern, pleasant atmosphere;
Il r. sstAraods ST. II siaGs' f. r. f e e.. Ilsnt rm
scan. ss1n 9tss SIS each MONTH 81 sGse mSpo'sd
fn ssia CLAY fsa IT, sTTFin,sfa NF%.nt.d HSs ,i7, to
ssssrs h.ms ..sb with h arethsr sshS sf double
@ sS$s = 1:sS p ST: N.Esssni. aeubl. room room ?
Goysrnn'ent ,HuarH .iTls s25 each month
cSGokEb5aass eST sTip ofas: g essh. az * 5Sss
ssom "a Ro rsllsbs soah honest employed persons
SoLoRED-iss7 RosEDALE ST. ne
Furnished double rm.. lse., for man and
we: real home priylls: S49: TR. 14l3
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APrs. FURN. AND UhFURN.

dio apt. IN exch.. for part-time cooking;
must be good cook; salary and farm pro-
duce In exch. for part-time work about
min. walk to bus. Falls Church 20e3-R.
19s
1901 P ST. N.w.-Furn. apt. for rent, No
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APARTMENTS ukFURNIsHEp.
ANY KTTURNE6 Gf With baby Or youns
child who wants to turn gear fafaee into
COLOkEb-95 83rd PL. SEE rooms,
kitchen and bath, cleo, gas and heat fur
nished, $50. Settled people.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

CONN. .AyE-Foyer, /. T., br., dining al
cove. kitchen, bath: need 50, 900 cash and
$40 mo-; available in April: no pets, no
children; restricted. Address Box 2e2-T,
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ApARrMEkrs OUT OF TOWN.

WILDWOOD, y. .J.--Livine room. dinini
room. double bedrooms; kitchen. bath,
door; 2 blocks from beach. Available from
June 15 to August 4: Sl00 4 week. ia
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Triii
room foII men, S45 a month. c
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! OR 2 GIRLS between ages 90 and 80 tc
share -3-bedroom apt. with 3 other girls;
Annex: gentle apt. GIL. 4231 weekdayi
After 9, Saturday and Sunday all day.-1s
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town town. on cop,ins: rss p hsst ~ min; Is down-
comfortable BEDS. Ap. 1880. sSo;n'"'' 'n0"efs'
1881 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-sinsle
room, shower bath. unlim. phone; conv.
transp.: private home: s35. RIA. 561e.
GLOVER PARK. 1885 Beecher st. NV
Large front room for 2; private home: So
each week. I7s
$3.50 HoLMEAD PL. N.w.-sh.re modern
room with another. aentieman; / block Oh Il
month st. nspeet un:ss sas ted
bath, double closets; one double to share
With Tith. another a young woman of quiet habits;
s saas SO ssusls $50
1909 17th 81. NV. at Mass. ave.-Furn,
oStsd. fpo poos Tourist. Sny g pc. day s
sisssn'RRss!ssSssi0n; x. RssS SO ''nsls' SIS aeYsis:
THE WILSON HOUSE. 1775 N st. nv
ssss lady '''R; :ssso mann eosiI
n;:s.1 1sss EUCLID Isa ST: N:w.-Nie.. clean. fur
sSo aSsa moneS naSm 'of couple or two ssntlenssn
dsotns ss5a ssts n.ImittsS ST tsSTDoubls room,
coIoRED-1sss PARx RD., several CON.
lSr;ssls psrson: se1s%' ,1s sSr s'nsis and ssd
PARK ROAD HougINo CO A. ''''
COLOkED-415 IRVING ST. N.W.-Furn.
double I'm. for 2 girls. SIS . week each.
1E. ouVo liz
C0LORED-14es BELMoNT ST. NV
Room with running water, Va block from
carline, for lady. S25 month. MI. 1908
C0LORED-GIRL TO SHARE RIM. with
another girl. twin beds: young man to share
rm with another man, twin beds: COOKING
PRIVILEGES. SS . wk. 1920 Kalorama I'd.
NV AID o9j3. -17
COL0RED--135s GIRARD st. n.v-Dou-
PIE room. refined men, $3.50 each. AID.
CoL0RED-1ooe EUCLID ST n.v.-ssI.
room. single girl, $4 week. AID. $3.50.
CoLoKED-31o5 lltA ST. N.w-Lsrse
front room for rent, 9 eirls or couple. III
week each. AID. $3.50. Is
or 2 men preferred. refs, feauired: N "a
each. A0. 5000.
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ROOMS fURhIsnEp-N,,.hw.,,

HAY, soy beans, and mixed grasses, 60
Va. Phone AL 1858.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

U. S. farm fire loss is more than
$50, DOC, 900 annually.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Tar Heel Recreation
Heads To Meet Oct. Is

The second annual convention OF
City Recreation departments in
North Carolina will be held in Win
ston : Salem Oct. 1880, Jesse Rey-
nolds, local department director
said last night.
The convention will be sponsored
jointly by the N. c. Recreation as
ISOLATION and the State Recreation
commission, Reynolds said.
Reynolds, who is president of the
association, will be in charge of
the second half of the three-day
meeting, which will begin with a
banquet Oct. 20.
Members of the Girl scouts, Red
Cross recreation leaders, Indus
trial groups and church recreation
officials, will hold separate divi-
sion meetings during the conven-
ton, Reynolds said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
MARITIME
STRIKE TALK SET
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
the spokesman added, land Mr..
Taylor has promised him he is
doing everything possible to
arrange an early meeting"
Taylor was in New York, and
the Labor department expect
ed him to announce a meeting
with the Engineer there. There
was no indication here when "
might be called.
In New York, a spokesman
for the operators negotiating
committee said Taylor had dis
tributed copies of Schwellen-
bach's telegram among the
other members and that they
probably would confer Monday
to consider meeting with the
Engineers.
The CIO-Marine Engineers
prior to their offer to negotiate
a contract at once with the
Atlantic and Gulf coast opera
tors, had insisted on a national
agreement unless the Maritime
commission promised In adj
vance that terms of any east
ern contract would be enforced
on aforementioned ships in
the Pacific.
Principal issues of the strike,
which has tied up approximate
ly 800 ships on all coasts, are a
wage increase and preferential
hiring Of members Of two
unions, the CLIO Engineers, and
the AFL Masters, Mates and
Pilots. The unions have asked
an increase Of about II or Is
per cent.
Bernard Winstock, chairman o
he MEBA strike committee, sait
lfter a committee meeting in New
York that all east coast collier
would join the strike at midnigh
onight and thereafter the Goa
laulers would be picketed.
Winstock said the meeting wa
allied to set a joint strike polio,
hat will show shipowners at thii
that we have a welI-organize,
nd determined group who will no
eturn to work until our just de
hands are met"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

er any sale of surplus goods to
the Russians were contemplated.
They indicated, however, that
some deal by which the Soviet
government could turn over real
estate in Moscow for use by the
embassy, as several other coun-
tries have done in their capitals,
might be welcomed as part of the
settlement.
Like most other lend-lease reci-
pients Russia was granted a credit
to enable her to purchase stocks
ordered but not yet delivered at
the time the United States shut
off lend-lease in September, 1945.
1t amounted to between $500, 000,-
900 and $400, 900, 900.
Russia got approximately one
fourth of the $45, 900, 900, 900 total
lend-lease that the United States
shipped to its Allies during the
war. Britain was the principal
recipient with about $50, 600, 000,-
900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
MAY USE MINE
DETECTORS IN
WEAPON HUNT
Continued from Pare One)

tCOntlnued from Page One)
Der pistol. Both were fully cloth
ed. There were no signs of a scuf-
file .
Texarkana's unsolved Sayings
include a man and a 17-year-old
girl who we're shot to death in a
parked a March "a, and a teen
aged couple killed April 4. Police
said both killings apparently were
the work Of a sex maniac.
a farmer was shot to death from
outside as he sat in his home near
T~exarkana on May 3 and his wife
was wounded when she went to
his aid.
Meanwhile, aroused South Flor
ida citizens raised the reward in
Wednesdays slayings from 81, 500
to $500. The town of DANA offer
ed $500 and a private citizen, $500.
Clark said the key to Hogan's
car was missing as was a grass
woven purse Miss Eldridge fire.
quently carried.
He added that the closest investi-
cation for a jealousy motive show
ed Miss Eldridge to have a spot
less reputation. "She was a girl
of splendid character" he said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

with the aid of government priori-
ties for materials
CAS- an example," said the Of
ficia!, lone veteran reported he
tried to buy a new house at the
regular price, but could not get it
unless he paid 81. 900 extra asked
by the builder"
Most numerous, he added, are
complaints regarding violation of
preference rights. Tne reason for
this, he said, is that builders find
that chances for getting side pay
ments, in excess of ceiling prices
set for sales or rentals, are great
er if the builder is not dealing with
a veteran, who knows what the
rules are"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
YOUNG CLERK FACES
BIG FORGERY SUIT
Continued from Page, One)

company Sept. q, admitted en-
bezzling the money and money
orders.
He came to Chicago, the officer
added, to see the girl who had
broken off their wartime engage
ment. In the young mans posses
sion police found a bracelet and
diamond engagement ring.
Police did not reveal the girls
name but said she had no advance
knowledge of the embezzlement.
In Miami, a warrant was issued
charging Hurt with forging a 500
check. His bond was set at $780,
900 and police were directed to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Men Who
GET Up Nights
Often Lose Their Pep

II you have to get up 5 or mere ,f!s III sa% won-
d DEF il you you feel old and rundown before
YOUR time. So If you Get Up Nights or SUI
Ter from Bladder weakness, Painful ,n pas.
sages, Backache, Leg Pains, Nefy Tves or
sRellen Ankl ks.e due to non-oTganic and nom ion;
systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles, SDu
Should try Cystex % physician's p pFe Gs.ter
euts excess sasas a: acids dsi and wastes which may have
caused your trouble. Trial offer: TO prove
what oystex may do to bring you d 3osot to
a Above mentioned Kidney and Bladder trou-
bies, get Cysfex from your druggist s and CIV! give
it a fail trial exactly according to me , sfm5
pie directions. Unless completely nyro Sas1snea
v xnur o1 money back Is guaranteed. So don't
su1er another day without trying Cysse1'
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

Every day, % people in the
United States die by fire.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
The Weather
eastern Standard Time,

eastern Standard Time)
(By u. S.. Weather Bureau
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 p. m. yesterday.
Temperatures
1:30 a. M, IS; 1880 a. m, SO; 1870 p.
m, 70; 7:30 p. M, q. Maximum 80
minimum 81, mean 10, normal 81.
Humidity
80 a. M. SO; 1880 a. m. 50. 1870 p. m.
"A; 1880 p. m, SO.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 1880 p. m.
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month 2.51
inches.
Tides For Today
(From the lid Tables published by
U. S.. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low :
Wilmington ---- 1888 a. m. sos a. m.
1853 p. m. 6:55 y. m.
, Masonboro Inlet 9:15 a. m. 3:01 a. m.
9:3S p. m. 1887 p. m.
Sunrise 6:16; sunset Sal; moonrise
7:54p; moonset 9:16a.
River stage at Fayetteville, N. e., 1T
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-LR-Wea,her
bureau report of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending & p. N.
today in the principal cotton-growing
areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
leave for Chicago tomorrow to

leave for Chicago tomorrow to
return him to Miami.
A. C. 'McEllicott, chief investiga-
tor fo- the Miami express COM
pany, said the exact amount Of
missing money would not be known
for 10 days. Hurt was intrusted
with the money order blanks and
distributed them to trave. agencies,
banks and other places where
money orders are issued" he said.
Hurt, a pharmacist mate in the
NAVY for three years, and a bronze
star winner, met his fiancee when
he attended boot camp at Great
Lakes, Ill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
0%pALAUNCHES DRIVE
ON ILLEGAL BUILDERS
Continued from Page One)

TO. veterans rights under the
emergency housing program"
Complaints already received, the
official added, include charges that
some builders have over-priced
new houses, offered houses for sale
or rent in return for side payments,
and violated regulations giving
veterans first preference in pur-
chase or rental of new homes built
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

8-Day Trial Cfer: To prove what Romind
can do to help you feel improved and how
fast 1T works, get Romind from your drug
gist and take exactly as directed. See the re-
suits for yourself. You be the judge. Unless
surprised and delighted, simply return the
empty package and your money back Is
guaranteed. Don't suffer another hour with
out trying Romind. Insist on R%omind-i
your druggist is out, ask him to get 1t from
his wholesaler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
u. S. DUNS RUSSIA
FOR LEND-LEASE
Continued from Page One)

other of The Big Five nations to
settle their accounts, both were
extended American dollar credits
needed to purcha se surplus Ameri-
can property in the negotiations.
No attempt was made to balance
the direct and reverse lend-lease
accounts on a dollar for dollar
basis.
The officials did not know Wheth-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

Tablets containing fluorine COM
pounds, to be melted in the mouth
in order to ward off dental decay,
will be available sooa on prescrip-
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Arfhritis Pains
(urbed Easy Way


Thousands Of sufferers from the pains and
aches OF Arthritis, Rheumatism, Swollen
Joints. Lumbago, Sciatica nd Neuritis have
been delighted to discover that the Doctors
formula called Romind starts circulating
through the blood almost Immediately after
the nrst dose, usually helping nature remove
poisonous wastes and excess acids that often
cause pains and soreness, and at the same
time promptly combating the pain and dis
comfort.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

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and Mrs. m 1y ND MMn MT%m M%aM a mMg@ and MIS- G kM%@ %pGA@Hm 1ee% M Ep T@:
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
MEMORIAL

LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. 12.-P)
Francis Pendleton Gaines,
president of Washington and Lee
university. Today conducted The
annual services of remembrance
on the 10th anniversary Of the
death of Gen. Robert E. Lee al
exercises in Lee Chapel attended
by national officers and directors
of the Robert E. Lee Memorial
Foundation. College officials, stu.
dents and invited guests.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

sejo do pozne jeseni. ze res, ola
pr mas nj zlahtno diSece cveto-
&c aide, XII je bila glavna pasa
cebelam starem kraju, toda
sal mora tudi rumena kansaSka
"fibra", katere je jeseni pol
ma prerija, imeti kaj medu v
sebi.
Vrocega poletnega dine Sc mi
je pa obesil velik roj cebel ma
bliznji precej visok topol. To-
da, ker mi je do zdaj Slo vse
pc sreci, in brez nezgod, me nj
prav mic skrbelo kako Jill bonn
dobil dol. Sal sem tudi oceta
videl kako je vcasih S pipo v
ustih veselega obraza plezal pc
lestvi ma visogo creSnjo, da je
priSel do roja. Pripravim dolg
kol ma katerega pritrdim pri-
pravljen prazen PAM in pre-
vidno prislonim k topolovi We
jici, XII Sc je zaradi teze cebel
re precej usibila. Ampak, ali je
bila krhka topolova vejica re
nalomljena Ii sem pa JAZZ posto-
pal proved nerodno, krrrhk .
Sc je odlomila vejica in eel roj
razdrazenih cebel je padel meni
ma glavo. Steer sem incl zasil-
no masko ma CLAW toda, ma kaj
takega nisem bill pripravljen.
Izpustim S skupaj IL rok in 10
urnih. krac odkurim V bliznii
k%okoSnjak; toda cebel Sc ne da
tako lahko prevariti. Lepo kr-
delo mi jih je sledilo in Sc je-.
zno zaletavale V masko; tn pa
tam je katera zasadila zelo sko-
Ii zadnjo plat tankih hlac. Sku-
pima pa je naSla v kratki roko-
vici colo zapestje in Sc ena po-
leg druge jezno zapicile v ko-
20, da sem potem par dni nosil
mocno oteceno roko ma obvez-
nici.
Dasi SO ma vecer cebele same
nasle pot V prazen ma tleh le-
zeci PAM, mi je ia nezgoda ven
darle zelo pokvarila mojo cebe-
larsko idilo in zmanjSala poze-
ljenje pc sladkem medu. Sc en-
KRAFT Sc mi maj pripeti kaj po-
dobnega, sem zatrjeval zeni, pa
bonn Vse Skatle znesel ma kup
in zazgal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
ANTON SHULAR:
MOJE CEBELARSTVO

re V otrocjih letih Sc mi je
priljubila cebeloreja, ko sem
opazoval oceta, XII je S pipo V
ustih V vecernem mraku pre-
gledoval cebelnjak in skrbno
vlekel ma uSesa V katerem pa
nju "poje" matica, znamenje,
da DO V kratkem roj. Najvecje
~veselje pa je bio seveda "a mas
otroke V jeseni, ko smo mazali
sub crn kruh z medom.
Kadar smo bill pa paglavci
sami doma, smo Sc veckrat
sprawl mad cebele. z dolgo 81
DO smo podrezali V panjevo
zrelo in stekli okrog vogla; po-
tenn smo pa z varne daljave
opazovali razdrazene cebele
kako SO Sc usipale il panja in
iskale Sovraznika.
oSAS " POIIlldu SSIIl SQO-
val do lastnih cebel. Zena ie 81
Ger godrnjala, da zdaj ne DO vec
Varno delat ma vrtu. Pa sem 10
tolazil, da re IL skuSnie vem,
da so to pohlevne zivalice, &c
jim pustiS pri miru. Da bodo
vse stvari V vrtu lepSe uspeva-
lie, ker cvetje oplode cebele -
in pa pomisli -. to pomanjka-
ME sladkorja! ii hos pa imela
neizcrpno zalogo medu V ku-
hinji!
Use je slo nekaj casa posreci.
Glej, sal bonn kmalu lahko ma
pisal knjigo "Umni cebelarcek'
IL lastnih skuSenj. Par lepih ro-
jew, XII sta Sc usedla ma nizko
breskev, sem posreci in brez ne
zgode sprawl V panic. Racunal
sem, koliko medu lahko name