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Evening star., 1946-09-21

COOK and g.h.w., colored, stay some
nights, city ref. 1924 Sth st. DI. 1881
GIRL, colored, experienced, desires day
work 50 and car fare. Phone NO. 1906.
GIRL, colored. desires days work, c.
MINOR. 1861 25th St NV.
GIRL, colored, for days work. 3 days a
week. Good references; experienced; S5
and carfare DE. 6955.
GIRL, colored. part time, to l. 6 INV;
apt. preferred NO 1850
GIRLS t2b, colored, wish jobs. days work
or part time, 3 days weekly; fond Of chill
dren, experienced. RE. 3561
LAUNDRESS, colored, wishes work by day
DI. 1857
WHITE WOMAN wishes lh.w. 5la-day
gk.; live IN; will accept temporary place
Box 451H, Star 22'
WOMAN, colored. wants days work or
part time. LU S263 30
WOMAN wishes, to take laundry home.
Well experienced Phone. AID. 1925. -21
WOMAN, colored. wants days work, or
part time; experienced: 5i2 days, morning
or evening work. AT 1898
WOMAN, colored would like to have men S
laundry AD @665 ~
WANTED, WORK, 5-day week. office clean
ing or INV. about hours daily; expert
enced DE. 1864 MRS WHITE 10
Evening star., 1946-09-21
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. Bill
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE STATION BUSINESS for sale;
auto supplies, 2 air compressors. towing
truck; can day or night. Du. 1924, 1880
GROCERY, self-service. GOOD NV loca-
ton, 9Sso cash and carry; lease; open
81 hours weekly; storeroom, 5oxls IT..
equipped for and will do double present
81 900 to $1,000 weekly under normal
operations; possibilities open to copart-
ner; price. $1,000 plus $1,000 stock
terms considered. Call DE. 1858 or Pleas
NEAR MD. UNIv.-Restaurant with dane
ing space. on Wash Bait blvd, new equip
ment; doing good business with great
l to 3. UN, 1885. CHAPMAN REALTY
BEAUTY sXLoN-Modern equipped salon
in large apt. development: monthly intake,
81 900; street entrance. Call WI 0S3S
MYRTLE A. WEADON CO.. DI 1884,
Beauty Shop Specialists. Sunday and eve
nings. call WI 0S3S.
DGS STORE, SO 200 weekly business quot
ed; well-established store; long lease. low
rent.
DGs store, s1.1oo weekly business quot
ed long lease, low rent; closed Sunday
Independent store. 5000 weekly business
quoted; low rent, long lease.
For information OF these and many
more excellent listings call JOE MUCH
NICK; 205 Southern BLDG. EX 290a or
WO. 179S. -22
Evening star., 1946-09-21
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SKYLINE DRIVE, Shenandoah Valley
sightseeing trips. September IA and l5
Packard limousines: reservations CAP.
ITOL SIGHTSEEING TOURS, 5l3 Pa ave
NV DI 1870. MA O700
SHARE PLAN-I pass. we arrange ride
II car owner, we fill your vacancy. %
Mass ave. n. W. RE. $3.50. 26'
LEAVING WEDNESDAY MORNING fol
Buffalo, N. Y; take ? or j passengers
AID. 1856. .-22
Evening star., 1946-09-21
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE. white, cook, butler, houseman
no outside or driving. Box 13-J, Star. %
Evening star., 1946-09-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONAL.
BUSINESS

BUSINESS.
CHICAGo-Stenog, $3.50; work in Chicago
Natl organ. BOYD'S, 1888 F Ma @33e
Evening star., 1946-09-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Births Reported

James and Gloria Allen, girl.
Andrew and Alice Allen, girl
Raymond and Evangeline Barry, boy.
Ssmsnt an. and M Esps s Rsttis til GIRL
Georee and Beulah Cavey, sifl,
Robert and Katherine Connors. sirl.
Willard and Ruthann Corrigan. boy.
Edward and Mildred Disney, boy.
Christopher and Mary Deneen, boy.
Paul and Gloe Fike, boy.
Barney and Mertice Forquer. Girl.
Robert and Sarah Halliburton, girl
Charles and Shirley Jessell, Girl.
Robert and Lille Kearns. boy.
Louis and May Legutko,. boy.
Leonard and Ruth Lisicki. boy.
Msrrsn an aas M hnye i Sson SUI a,r
Willard and Frances Miller airl
james and Mary Moraan, boy.
Robert and Esther McLaushlin. eiri.
Lyon and Doris McMurray, boy.
William and Marie Page. boy.
Donald and Ann Peck. girl.
Robert and Jacaueline Porter, twin Dos
John and Phyllis Pritchett, boy
FREDERICK and Elizabeth Reed, girl
jerome and Minnie Robertson. boy.
George and Elizabeth Robinson, girl
Charles and Gertrude Sansster, boy.
Bernard and Belle Schecter, boy.
ystSr and md M A1ns sh sVn .I.
Frederick and vida sorrell, sirl.
John and Helen Sullivan, boy.
Russell and Mary White, boy;
Carroll and Alice sutton, girl.
Barry and Elizabeth wilson. boy.
Charles and Ruth Wise, boy.
Birchsrd and Elizabeth Wyatt, girl.
Fred and Helen Yaserhofer. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
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Deaths Reported

Samuel Taylor. 7s. SIS North Carolina ave
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Antonio Mastromsrino, 81, 1913 Tevkes-
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Anna za6otocky, AZ, ae1 Butternut St NV
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Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
The Invincible
United Nations

After the most cruel war in his
tory the victorious nations pledged
themselves one and all to observe
and maintain the peace of the
world. III completing the organi-
zatiOn all lOOpholes for escape hv
rebelliOus nations We're closed. But
strange as il may seem Soviet Rus
sia has been growing. and bowling.
about the rest of the world almost
from the time our enemies sur
rendered in Europe and the Orient.
Practically every American famil-
lar with conditions in Russian re-
peats over and over again. the same
statement that Russia has with
held the news of the Council from
her own people. Their newspapers
and radios have suppressed the
news of the Russian walkOut on the
CNO Security Council in New
York
While the American and British
Governments have exercised the
patience OF a pair OF Jobs. the So
Wet sO-called statesmen" at the
New York Council meetings have
not only been unmanageable. bu,
they have tried to impose Soviet
diCtatiOn on the nations of the
world.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

R. B. Black. ST.. and George Dol
by spent the weekend in Harris
burg. Pa.
Earl Reed. who underwent a SER
lous operation in philadelphia
hospital several weeks ago. re-
turned to his home on Saturday af-
ternoon much improved in health.
Mrs. Reed. who has been in Phila-
delphia during the ordeal. arrived
with him.
Rev Roland Poole conducted
services at Grace Methodist Church
on Sunday in the absence of the
pastor. Rev. Milton r. Elliott. who
was injured in an automobile ac-
cldent last week Rev. Elliott is
now able to be out and is expected
to resume his duties on Sunday
morning. On Sunday evening, af-
ter a powerful evangelistic sermon
by Rev Poole. two conversions
were experienced. and religious fer
vor ran high.
Harry l.. Neal of Philadelphia.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his sister, Mrs William II. Welch.
ST.. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mas and
son Edward. Jr. of SeafOrd, and
Mrs. Anna Ferry of Philadelphia.
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Madjarosy On that day Miss
Gladys Madjarosy celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary. Assist
ing in the celebration. beside the
above, were Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Welch. Jr.. Tillie and Edwina
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Legates
and son Robert spent the Weekend
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roberts and
son OF Brooklyn. ~ Y. spent sun
day with her brother. Milton Mus
tard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westphal
of Glenside. Pa, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Clarence Lank.
The senior class of Milton IIi"h
school chaperoned by Mrs. W. c.
Welch and Mrs. Elizabeth Shivcl-
hood. left early Monday morning
for trip to New York City. where
they will spend few days visiting
the various places Of interest
Easter Sunday will be observed
in the churches of Milton with spe-
cial services. Al Grace Methodist
Church the pastor will deliver a
special service at the morning w0r-
ship service. In the evening the
Sunday school will present an APP
propriate program. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. J. G.. Lank spent a few davs
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
George Westphal and family in
Glenside. Pa
Earl Argo was recently honOrab-
ly discharged from the Army. and
with his wife. are making their
home at Nassau.
Clarence Savage, Jr, of the Navy
is spending Il furlOugh with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Savage. ST..
a new roof is being placed ON
the property of the late +, l.. COZ
Inns. now occupied by his dau@h-
ters on Union street.
Arthur Lambden, age 20 years
died at his home on Walnut street
this town. on Tuesday Of last week
after an illness of several weeks
Funeral services We're held in the
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

co,oo w a. Morning Worship
1;en Hei mon by the minister Rev VII
ltal! I Henry Hudson. Music hv the
Junior Choir '''''' y ~
$50 a,59 p. m.-Easter program pre-
nrn rrneeu by the Sunday school. The
anJ e am am VIII consist OF choir solo.
rao;et nG uuet renditions. piano solos.
heot;.al!ons and a playlet At the
C1e CCG1SInhlng of the program. Donald
;ienuanlel will give an organ re-
v.h;i .tGi, ms will be a very worth
while program
loAlght, Friday Holy Week ser
e,: ,Nes IN observance OF the Cruel
O'Clock. " nv" 81 '
Al the recent fourth quarterly
,1ro5nlefence presided over by pr.
homas c. Mulligan. district su-
peIihtehdent; the following Off
uiais We're approved: Trustees. Ed
%dru |. Davidson. Milton Graves.
"otn - Lank. Lewis McGee. JOS
eph NJ. Lank, Josiah y. Robbins.
NIdilVlile Tyndall. Henry c. Wa2-
"i'loh non and William b. Wagamon.
stewards, j. Leon Black. James
bfooks. Irwin Clements. Edaard 7.
DdFidson. Milton T. Graves. FIovd
lurley. James Johnson. Irwin e..
! Nlhg' 81, Joseph NJ. Lank, Walter
l-ahk' Edward Lovenguth. Mrs
CHarles Lotiand, George Marshall.
Lewis MeGee. Vernon Needles
MfS' Clara Reed. Leighton Rich
rus, Josiah ID. Robbins. GranvilI,
EhdaII, Daniel WaGamon. -. Dan
lei Nagamon, Jr. Henry e. Wa2-
anon. William b. Wagamon. ana
MIS-, George II. NAPLES.
lie eXhOrter's license OF Donald
IeHGahlel was renewed
Milton i. Graves was elected lal
"'I"Sate and Josiah -. Robbins
reserve delegate.
ne minister. R"N. William Hen.
~ Hudson, was extended "u nyi
t3tl"n To return Tor Ihv fourth lral
ANA an increase of >2ur.oo i'm 4aI.I,
Wa> granted.
RtpoItS OF ORGANIZATIONS ol lh,
church related that tlcv We're il
GOOD standing.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
HOIIIMOINT HOME
DEMONSTRATION GLIB

The Hollymount Home Demon
stratiOn club met on April 10 with
Mrs. Florence Stauffer. the presi-
dent. presiding There was a good
ly number present and we had
three new members 10 join our club
which makes us Is new members
this year, The topic was floor and
wall finishes. Mrs. Walter Phillips
and Mrs. Sallie Burton were the
leaders. They gave a very help
ful demonstration and Miss Alice
Conner gave an interesting talk
and showed the blending paints and
colors for serving trays. pottery
and waste paper baskets We have
one or TWO members TO join the
Kitchen contest.
The club met at the home of
Mrs W H. Rcyelle and Mrs. Nir-
9ic Neasey and Mrs. Edith Simpler
as "o-hOsteSseS. served delicious
home made ice cream and cookies.
Mrs Laura Davidson and Mrs. Ella
Stevenson had charge OF the recre-
alton program and they always
have something worth while to be
enjoyed by all.
From May to - will be Ma
tiouai Home demonstration Week.
Your club can entertain another
club OF You could attend church
in body and have the minister
talk 10 yoW club. 1t is the wish
OF your club leader and other Off
Gers that every club will observe
National Home Demonstration
Week. Tn" IIollymount Home Dem
onstranon club plans to observe
hy attending the Presbyterian
Church 1T Midway.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Your own Washington CORE
spOndent finds no evidence in the
National Capital that the United
States Government will be bluffed
or bulldozed. or submit 10 any COM
promise with the Russians that will
be TO the detriment of Iran. or any
other small or large nation.
When peace was being mapped in
Paris at the close OF World | our
President. Woodrow Wilson. was
Outclassed by our own Allies. But
Wilson took "A chance and did his
level best to land the League Of
Nations on Il firm base. But the
foundation was weak. and the Uni
ted States backed away. and drop
ped out of the picture. This ter
rihle failure has served as a warn
ing in creating the organization
known as The United Nations.
Russia will have TO crawl back
into good standing with the new
world forces and live up to the
principles and the ideals for which
il stands. Russia will most likely
take its licking. and come back in
TO the Council. The British En-
pire and the United States are not
going to knOckle-down under Com
munism. Russia can't buck the
world. or weaken the detelmina-
tiOn 10 outlaw future wars.
:
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Reed Funeral Home on Thursday
afternoon and inteIment made in
Odd Fellows cemetery Reverend
NllIldm II. Hudson, pastor of Cos
hen Methodist Church. Officiated.
Mr.. Lambden was born in Seaford,
the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Ayers Lambden. He had been a res
ldent OF Milton for many years. He
Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lille
Atkins Lambden. one daughter,
Mrs. Lida y. Clendaniel of Balti-
more sister. Mrs. Herbert Bur-
ton OF RehObOth Beach; a brother.
j. }. Lambden. of Georgetown. and
two granddaughters. Mrs. Vernice
Johnson OF Dover and Mrs. Alberta
Hewitt. OF Lyn Haven. Va.
The public sale OF household
goods and antiques OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Lingo. postponed because of
RAIN. will be held at her home on
Chestnut street on Saturday al
ternOOn. See advertisement in this
issue for details.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson
entertained at dinner on Sunday Mr..
ana Mrs. Walter Thomas of Milford.
Mrs. Nora Todd OF Atlantic City.
and Mr.. and Mrs Edward Reed of
Milton.
The community Sunrise Service
will be held on Lake Drive. near
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Palmer on Sunday morning at ZOO
O'Clock. All churches and ministers
are uniting for this service. The
public is urged 10 attend.
Miss Edith Wilson of Philadel-
phla. spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William b. Wagamon. ST..
Mrs. Oscar Dickerson and daugh-
terS OF Harrington. visited rela-
tives in Milton on Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Hurley spent the
Weekend with her daughter. Miss
Louise Hurley, and visited her hus-
band, WHO is convalescing in the
Delaware Hospital. Wilmington
from serious injury sustained sev-
rral weeks ago.
Lieutenant Charles Lingo. L. s
Army. reported to Baltimore last
week for overseas duty. He will b,
sent To England and expects tc
hay" his family Join him there in
tn" near future.
Cornelius King of the Navy. sta
TONED at QuOnsct Point. Il. l.. and
Mrs. King, OF Wilmington. are the
guests OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs
/. {. King. This week
Mrs Margaret Marsh and Mrs
William Green of Philadelphia were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deck
er and other Milton friends last
week.
First Engineer David DuttOn OF
the Merchant Marine. is spendins
sometime with his wife and mother
before cHhurkin% on another
cruise
The freezing weather of las
week is reported to have killed tn,
first strawberry blossoms anC
slightly damaged peach and appl,
crops in This vicinity.
Funeral services We're held il
ODD Fellows cemetery ON Sunda,
Tor Mrs. Margaret * Darby. widow
Of James Ponder Darby. fOrmerl,
OF Milton. Rev. William II. Hudson
conducted the services Mrs. Darb,
died at hcr home in Pltasantvillt
y. j.. on "Wednesday OF last week
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

The 65-acre farm owned by the
late John Coulter. near Ingram 5
Mill. was sold at public sale on
Saturday in front of the Sussex
Trust Company banking building.
II was struck off TO Elmer Hastings.
whose farm it adjoins, for $4,000.
The Milton Lions club. with six
neighboring clubs taking part in
the festivities, staged its charter
night on Wednesday, April 10. with
about one hundred and fifty pres
ont The visitors came from Lau-
rel the sponsor: and from Seaford
NIillville, Millsboro. Salisbury and
Cambridge. District Governor Dr.
Lee Rademaker OF Salisbury. pre-
sented the charter to President Da-
vid II. King. Lieutenant-GOvernOr
+ y. Carvel was tOastmaster. The
evenings entertainment and music
was furnished by the high school
and local talent. and a good time
was had by all Much success was
wished the new club. which has
made a very fine start. Anyone
knowing the whereabouts OF the
former Milton Clubs banner, please
contact President David II. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Maull
of Cave Neck. entertained TO din
ner Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Johnson,
and father. Will Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Maull, Mrs. Maggie
Johnson and daughter Anna, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Carpenter and
family, Jimmie. Helen. May. Willie
and Theodore Johnson. TruStcn
Lofiand and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pep
per and two children. Steve and
Janet.
The community Easter Sunrise
Service will be held on Lake Drive.
beginning at seven O'Clock. All min
listers of the community Will assist
in this service marking ihe be-
ginning OF Easter Day
Goshen Church SerN vices
A cordial Christian welcome is
extended 10 you to attend EASTER
services at Goshen Methodist
Church on Easter Sunday.
9:45 Il. m. Sunday school \
department for each age group. he
ginning at two years. The Young
Adults Glass. taught by Mrs. ".
Layton Reed. will lead the open
ing service in the Youth and Adult
Divisions. and will present 10 the
school a large size picture OF Sail
mans Head of Christ.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
TRINITY

bnn't forget the special Easter
Services al Trinity VI. +. Church
"n SUNDAY evening, April 2lst at
\ p. M. Special songs, drills and in
s'rHnonl1I and vocal selections
viii lac given.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Time to get your garden seeds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
81. Clair Rifle and
Hunting Club

Cleveland, o. - MAS klub ina
strelske vaje v nedeljo rs. sep
Itenbra In te SO tuM zadnjet v
tel sezuni. 10 radi iiabcjev, ker
lse jill zeIo tezleO doi5i. 1ato 81
Ivabi vss nass prijatelje, da mas
" nedd1o obiscete, Rer cdbor
10 prapravH vs4g D dbvoIJ -
jobisIsuvalce. zatU ste wi prijas
no yabije1i, da' pridsts ma Klti.
bovo 1armot Y nedeijo 15 sep.
temtra
HiH tfeljanja = d41s H. av-
si,hta n n Septee b y slsdsA
cf:
jim DlSygan --.......... ~ 11
AntJn NoN6k .-.--.
y skoda -............... IS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

line starega donna, katerega SO
fasisti pozgali leta 1922. Oh IT,
sti priliki je padel tudi Santin.
Pri otvoritvi novega Ljud-
skega donna so sodelovali pev-
ski zbori il sv. Barbare, Eleri,
Plavlja, skofije in godb'a IL
Chiampore. Oh devetii dopoldne
.je ljudstvo odslo v veliki povor-
XII ma mesto pozganega Ljudske-
ga donna in so tam antifasistke
darovale lep prapor "a novi
Ljudski dom. Nato so bile ma
sporedu razne telovadne tocke,
nogometna igra in maratonski
TEX v katerem so tekaci tekli iz
Trsta do Chiampor. Temu je
sledil pevski in godbeni kon-
cert. Pc koncertu je govorilo
vec govornikov, zastopniki raz-
nih organizacij il Trsta, med
.drugimi tudi tovarisa Regent in
Jaksetic. Pc govorih so godbe
zaigrale delavsko himno, nato Sc
je razvila zabava. v znak tega
slavnostnega dneva je ma vsaki
hisi v Chiamporah visela jugo-
slovanska zastava, zvecer pa :je
bila prirejena beneska noe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
|'FRISlf)RGf So 81
H1(9lsADITI NOvf DOM

v soboto 20. liliija je bila Y
|Ciiamporah pri MiIjal1 sveca-
I1a otvoritev Ljudskega donna
Il''Aln1as vivodai'. Svecariosti Sc
lie udelezilo mad 5000 ljudi, an
Itifasistov il CON er A in B. Y
lenein letu po4rtvovalnega della
10 si pre65divaitf chian anipora zsra-
dili svo1 Lindskf dom, kalrsne-
lgt n. ddlsE nscko rosIbpje
||ifna veiilro isotano, 'rlestayrar
EcijS III prostcie u rdzi1e orga-
|nizzriJe ter zeI0 velik VII. d.
lktci, ki. delaJb Y ladJ MN eliiicaa
44 vsak veGesf nieglp ~ I spfos0o-
v0s5ho dsIo u svo3 Ejuil 81 dom.
IV blixini noysga donna % raxva-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

vsak On dolarl ClsyslaHdsltil
fSlovenci bi 1sUssli asltssa sstD
/ trsijino doloxens vsots xa,oaro-
Sk0 boihiro Y SlcvsnijiI ~ =
b xsvSdl4 vsak Showcases a
3lCvsn1t ! .pOlkoIbn0ln SI1sus
d5Iaf5r. ~ = ~ st1sr usssnit
elltG Tudt y uyadu ''Ensitop
prayIlo1ll - iiS,,sissJ6 ~
nssl<i.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

Cleveland, O. - Tenn potion
sporocarn javnosti iniena daro-
valcev,, kateri 50 prespevaii pri
odkritju spo.nsnilka, dne ~. av-.
gusta ma vrtu aovenskega de-
Ilavslsega donna ma Waterloo Rd.,
in ii. sd sledsci: II
Mr.. iin Mrs: Frank K0sich,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
Javna zahvala odbora
~ spounenik

~ spoIr1snik
Cleveland, Ohio. - Odbor "a
postavitev spomenika nasim
fantom in dekletom vojakom
druge svetovne vojne v okolici
Slovenskega delavskega do m a
ma Waterloo Rd., Sc iskrerlo Ia
hvaljuje vsem darovalcem v 60
tovini, v blagu in vsem posetni-
kon1 odkritja spomenika v ne
deljo 25. augusta 1916. Spome-
mix v priznanje nasim fantom
in dekletom, XII so sluzili v anne
riski armadi in tistim, XII SO da-
rovali svoje zivljenje "a demo-
kracijo sveta, je postavljen.
Najprvo sc zelim zahvaliti
Johnu e. Lokarju, XII je tako le-
po vodil popoldanski program
in v svojem govoru izrekel So
zalje ocetom in materam, XII so
izgubili svoje sinove v zadnji
vojni. Prav prisrcna hvala,
John!
Hvala Miss Florence Unetic,
XII je tako ganljivo zapela anne
risko himno. Med petjem je anne
riski Legijonar lepo pocasi
vzdignil amerisko zastavo ma
vrh droga, kjer je potem vihra-
la v pozdrav nasim zivim in
mrtvim vojakom. Nasi fantje
vojaki, obleeeni v vojaskih uni
formah so odkrili spomenik.
Hvala vsem, ker ste Sc zavedali,
da tenn izkazete zadnjo in We
iko cast nasim padlim junakom
in borcem v drugi svetovni VOL
nj.
Prav lepa hvala tudi tistemu
mladenicu cd godbe sv. Jozefa,
XII je igral zalostinko v spomin
padlim vojakom. Imena zal ne
vem. Zahvalim sc nasemu po-
zrtvovalnemu Francetu Jelerci-
Gu, XII je podaril tako krasen
venec v spomin padlim voja-
kom in "a cvetlice materam in
oeetom, kot tudi predsednici
odbora. Iskrena hvala "a veliko
pozrtvovalnost yam in vasi zeni
Jennie.
Zahvalim sc Mladinske-
mu pevskemu zboru S. D. Donna
"a lepo petite. Nadalje hvala pew
skemu. zboru "Jadran' "a take
lepe izbrane pesmi, pri katerih
je bilo marsikatero oko 'rosno.
Hvala vam vsem "a nastop. Ia
hvalim Sc tudi vsem govorni-
kon, kot tudi clanom Ameriske
Legije v. F. w. "a vodstvo po-
vorke in Sc posebno Jack Pers-
kyju, XII je v svojem govoru
povdarjal, da so mu znani Slo-
venci re liza leta 1900, posebno
pa Sc, ker so Sc borili v prvi in
drugi svetovni vojni oh njego-
vi strani.
Menu je sledil Vatro ].
Grill, XII je zastopal zupana. V
svojem govoru je predocil ma
vzocim pravo demokracijo sve-
ia. Hvala "a lep in pomenljiv
govor. PRAY lepa hvala tudi dr.
zavnemu senatorju VIM. Fl. Boy
du "a zelo pomemben govor. "a
MIN je govoril mas koncilman
John J. Prince, XII je povdarjal
trpljenje vojakov, XII ga dopri-
nasajo "a domovino v vojnem
casu, kar je tudi sam izkusil v
prvi svetovni' vojni. Hvala,
John!
Moran sc zahvaliti tudi pred
sedniku Slovenskega delavskega
donna Matt Petrovichu "a njegov
pomembni govor, katerega je
izvrstno zacrtal, da SO njegove
besede segle marsikateremu glo-
boko v srce in tam ostale. Hva-
la tudi vsem drustvenim zastop-
nixon in clanstvu drustev, ki
so Sc udeleziii povorhe, zastop.
nixon in zastopnicam drustev