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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
Society
Bride HOROred
With ShOaver

Mrs. Clyde Norris was hostess at a
miscellaneous shower at her home
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 18th. in
honor of Mrs. A. H. HARRISON, Jr.,
recent bride. The spacious living
room and dining room, decorated
with late summer flowers, were
thrown en- suite where contests and
photographing were enjoyed. Mrs.
Homer Adams was winner of the
prize in an elimination contest and
Mr.. L. ]. Norris was winner of the
prize in name contest.
Among those present We're: Mrs.
Henry Gore, Mrs. Foy Fowler, Mrs
Dave Gore, Mrs. L. ]. Norris, Mrs
Stewart Huffaker, Mrs. Hubert Nor
ris, Mrs. Ralph Norris, Mrs. Lyman
Fowler, Mrs. Homer Adams. Mrs.
Floyd Norris and Misses la Pearl
Ray, Eunice Norris, Jean Adams ana
Jessie Mae Cause.
For refreshments the hostess SER
we'd sandwiches and Coca-ColaS. Inc
bride received many lovely and USE
full gifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
Mrs. Willard Wright
Takes State Course

Mrs. Willard Wright who is assoc
lated with the County welfare de-
partment as a caseworger spent Tues
day and Wednesday of last week in
Raleigh where she attended a re-
fresher course on problems and pol
icieS of social welfare.
The courses we're given by the State
Department of Public Welfare under
the direction of Anna Gassatt, sup
ervisor Of staff development.
Mrs. Juliette Highsmith, a case
worker in Wilmington. arrived here
on Monday evening where she was
an overnight guest in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Wright
recently transferred from the Will
mington welfare department to White
vile. My. Wright accompanied Mrs.
Wright and their guest to Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
Miss Frances Gore
To Wed s Il. GideOn

Mr. and Mrs. S. T Gore of Tabor
City have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Frances, to
Stephen A. Gideon. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Gideon of Wilmington.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall.
The bride-elect is a graduate Of
the Tabor City schools and Flora
Macdonald college. Red Springs. She
is a member of the Wilmington city
schools faculty.
The groom-elect holds position
with the Atlantic Coast Line Railway
company in Wilmington where they
will make their home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
Civilian Jobs VS.. The Regular Army

Civilian Jobs VS.. The Regular Army
ia Norman Morgan OF Harrlng-
ton, Del. was recently discharged.
He was offered 500 a month Joo
but refused it and reenlisted, De-
cause his Army pay would be more
than twice what he would receive
as a civilian with his wife, anu
six children, he will draw approx
mately 1892 in base pay and family
allowances.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
J0nice Strickland
HOnOred ut Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Duston Strickland Of
Gapway gave a birthday party for
their little daughter, Janice Strick-
land on Sunday, September 21st.
She had as her guests the following
Bobby Joe Strickland, Sammie Lee
Strickland, Donald Buffkin, Garlic
Strickland, Larry Watts. Jackie
Strickland, Rosie and Ia Strick-
land, Betty Lou Buffkin, Eleanor Fay
and Mary 10 Strickland, Mary Fran
ces Turbeville, Betty Louise Wright,
Shelby Jean Watts, and Estherline
Watts.
Those who served were: Mrs. Dus-
ton Strickland, Mrs. B. T. Turbe-
vile, Mrs. Thomas Strickland Miss
Ella Mae Strickland, Miss Ernestine
Strickland. Miss Rosa Lee Turbeville
and Mrs. Thomas Strickland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
NAKINA

Little Doris Ann Ward was g:ys.
a birthday party "Wednesday ng:
in honor of her ninth birthday; .hos
attending were: Billie Faye Sass:
Kay Smith, Nellie and Hugh War.
Frances Ward, Edna Mae VIII:
Freddie Warters, jeanette and Jue.
ellie Suggs. Games We're played ar:
refreshments served by her m0.ae:
Mrs. L. c. Ward and her aunt. NJ:
E. w. Gore of Tabor City.
MIR. Pete Gore of CONWAY, :.
and Pete Jr. spent the Wee 81:
here with his parents, Nj. and VI;
H. 7. Gore.
y
Mr.. w. S. Ward and Iam.l" T..
tended the anniversary q, Ss@..
Plain Baptist church SatMco&
The friends Of Charlie NCL-@.
will be glad to learn that he Is .~'
proving after an illness OF two |.&
Mrs. c. l.. Sas2er and son. HUI.
Sasser, and Lenal Long were !" w.
mington Thursday on busl"cas.
Miss Marion Ward left Monoa" t.
Greenville to begin her STUDIES =
ECT.C. She will be missed 2I IL
many friends.
-
Mrs. Harry Bruton and Two c:..'
rem spent last week here WIZ. ''''
sis or, Mrs. Marie Anderson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
Browns Take Ride
At Little River

Jessie Brown of Whiteville. brother
OF Percy Brown of this city. was
host to a party at Little River Sun
day afternoon when he took them for
a cruise across the bar" on a char
tered ship.
Members of the party included Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Brown; Misses NJ
Mrkethan and Rebecca Brown of
Whiteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
GpHrrN II ats
IFcdS r. D.YchcS

Nj. and Mrs. o. o. Watts Of Tabor
City announced the marriage of their
daughter, Geneva Victoria, to Rus
sell bowman Dyches of Wilmington
N. C. in Conway, S. c. on Sept
2lst- at 7:30 pm. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. D. H.
Daniel of the First Baptist church
of Conway.
The couple will make their home
in Wilmington, N. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
Mrs. Frank Boswell
Gives Turkey Dinner

Mrs. Frank Boswell entertained at
birthday dinner honoring her hus-
band at home last Saturday eve
ming. A turkey dinner was served to
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Davis, Harry Bell, Jimmy Jayroe,
Wernice Sarvis, and Johnnie Bell.
Evening star., 1946-02-07

Dick Tracy blaneh.. corpses were
scattered all over the floor.
Fish corpses. There is no more
tragic sight than that of a rock
bass with his head half gone, and
his fins missing. A red snapper was
propped in the corner, his gills
dashed in, and whiting. his tail
chewed of. stared unseeing at the
mop against which he was lying.
Clues All Over Place.
Cat footprints were all over the
place. One didn't need q magnify
ing glass to see how the dastardly
cats had forced entrance. There
was a hole clawed In the screen
door. and bits of vari-colored fur
chung to its jagged edges. We had
caught the fish the day before on
Nine Mile reef, in the ocean that
serves as our front yard. We had
worked from early morning until
sundown to get them. We had suf-
fered blistered hands, sunburn and
seasickness, not to mention the
hire Of the boat.
We were too tired to clean and
eat the fish that night, so we had
packed them in ice, and put them
on the porch. We went to bed
dreaming Of fried fish we'd have
for luncheon the next day. Fish,
rolled In corn meal, and fried to
that crispness which allows the
eating Of the tails, bones and all.
Fried fish with hot cornbread and
buttermilk. The same sort Of
luncheon you get the first day you
get to Heaven.
Then, when the night was at It's
Evening star., 1946-02-07

darkest, and We were sound asleep
with our mouths watering over the
thought Of what the morrow would
bring, the cats struck. Struck like
lightning, leaving us nothing but
remnants OF fish. But we didn't
stand idly by. We went into action,
and threw Gordon around the
block, stopping all the cats we met.
Veteran Feline Crooks.
We figured. and rightly, I be-
lieve, that the criminal cats would
have cold noses and paws from
digging the fish out Of the ice. So,
we touched the nose and paws Of
every cat we saw, looking for FROST
bite or chilblains. But we were OBJ
viously up against veteran feline
crooks, who had hurried from our
back porch to soak their noses and
Evening star., 1946-02-07
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. Can veterans over IS years of
age now take educational courses
under the CT bill?-N. v.
A. A recent amendment to the GII
Bill of Rights eliminates the age
factor for veterans wanting to go
to school.
@. What is the usual cadence
used by the Marine Corps Band
while on parade?-P. r. M.
A. The average cadence used by
the Marine Corps Band is 100 steps
per minute. The length Of the
marching step Is 80 inches. It, of
course, varies somewhat according
to the natural stride Of the men.
@. Are the wives of the men who
served In the maritime service dur
ing the war eligible to join the
WIVES or is the organization re-
stricted to the wives Of seryicemen
and veterans?-C. E. K.
A. Yes, they are eligible for MEM
bership. Headquarters of The Wives
Insure Victory, Equality, Security.
Inc, is at SO West Forty sixth street,
New York City.
A. Can an officer who is married
collect an additional rent and sub
sistence allowance for a dependent
mother?-C. F. B.
A. The term dependent" as used
in the pay act includes at all times
lawful wife. unmarried children
under 81 and a parent If he or she Is
in fact dependent upon such person
for chief support. The number OF
dependents does not affect the al
lowance paid to officers. It is the
same for one or more dependents
and increases only with the grade OF
the ofilcer.
@. Why is certain breed Of dog
called bulldog? Where did 1t orig
inate?-F. D. H.
A. The bulldog was originally bred
in England for the sport of bull
batting. Hence the name.
@. Are corals plants or animals?-
I. H. D.
A. Corals were thought for a long
time to be sea flowers, but were dis
covered to be animals whose habitat
Is generally in shallow water of the
warmer seas. The parent coral ami
NAL originates as an egg and begins
life as free swimming creature.
Later, 1t settles down as a polyp on
a rock or piece Of dead coral.
@. What do the abbreviations
USNI stand for?-W. A.
A. The abbreviations USNI stand
for United States Navy Inductee
They are used to designate men
who entered the Navy through Sc
lective Service.
@. When did the Salvation Army
begin using the kettle during the
Christmas season?-J. B. D.
A. The use of the kettle originates
from the old expression Keep the
pot boiling" and it was started in
this country about 81 years ago, first
on the West Coast. Then the idea
took hold first in Boston on the
East Coast and gradually grew tol
embrace the whole country.
Evening star., 1946-02-07

paws In hot water and to remove
all tell-tale bones and scales from
their whiskers. We didn't get
much cooperation from our neigh
bors. Indeed, one woman threat
ened to call the police when / picked
up her Persian and started frisking
him for frost-bite.
Only one thing has softened the
blow Of the loss OF the fish; and
that is the mental picture we have
OF what happened after the first
cat forced his way onto the porch
and discovered the buckets Of fish.
It must have given him the same
thrill that coursed through the man
who discovered the Kimberly dia-
Evening star., 1946-02-07

ICI1t1ltk u iNOI Ill ncnfs mcHcmofe.
west Mounted Police uniform.
The theft was committed In the
dead Of the night. Every window
in the house was locked frpm the
inside. So was every door. But
when we went out to the back porch
in the morning, we were greeted by
scene that would have made even
Evening star., 1946-02-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Ali
L.

mond fields. can see him now,
scampering out and summoning all
his friends in the neighborhood,
probably by putting his paw in his
mouth and giving a sharp whistle.
Come on, fellows" he probably
said. Il have struck it rich. The
Evening star., 1946-02-07

NY oppor-
tunity has ar
rived. To tell the
truth, I am now
q S. e u t h. My
blood boils when
I think of those
gangsters, those
thieves, tn o S e
c a t b u r g.
! ars, a n d I
have promised
myself that I
will track them
down even If I
have to go to
the expense Of
Evening star., 1946-02-07

McLemores' back porch is alive with
dead fish. There is enough fish
there to feed us all. The jerks are
sound asleep and Wen have all
those fish done for when they wake
up"
Distributed BY McNausht syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1946-02-07

Chrysler, but in
other important
sectors, such as
General Motors,
the line, while
sometimes wav-
ering, has not
given way. "The
Old Guard dies.
but never sur
renders. " Signs
Of a strategic
withdrawal have
been seen on the
steel front, the
corporation o n
seeking to retire
to 4 nreyinllSly
Evening star., 1946-02-07
By LowelI MeHeff

The industrial war continues.
Which side, If either, will win cam
not be predicted. Labor has won a
few major battles, as at Ford and
Evening star., 1946-02-07
On the Other Hand
Says Auto Workers Proposal Offers
More Nourishment Than Legislation

other industries, It may contain
more nourishment than any legis-
lation Congress Is likely to concoct,
in its present mood.
Evening star., 1946-02-07
McLennore-
Tells d Fish Story,
Then Turns Hunter
By Henry McLemore

Breathes there man with soul so
dead, who never to himself has
said-"Id make one helluva fine
detective II ever had the chance?
Evening star., 1946-02-07
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact BY writing The Evening
NE, Washinston 2, d. c. Please In
close 3 cents for return postage.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
FiImi v ~SprinqfieIdU

V nedeljo "a. februarja oh 2.
popoldne bodo predvajani V
Springfieldu, Ill, zvocni filmi
il starega kraja. Rojaki IL on
dotne okolice bodo imeli priliko
videti prizore il zivljenja jugo-
slovanskih beguncev V tabori-
Sou Ell Shat, prihod rdece arma-
de V Bolgarijo, borbo partizan-
ske in ruske vojske "a osvobo-
ditev Beograda in zmagoslavni
pohod pc vzhiGenem mestu. Isto-
casno DO predvajan prvi sloven-
ski zvoGni film V Ameriki
"Ljubljana pozdravlja osvobo-
ditelje" in kulturni film "Vr-
ba". Slike DO predvajal brat Mi
chael VrhoVnik, mladinski di-
rektor SNPJ, V imenu SANSa
pa DO govoril glavni tajnik te
organizacije Mirko Kuhel. Pri-
rediteV Sc DO vrSila V dvorani
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma II. cesti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
doprinosa V borbi proti rea
il in faSizmu.
NekoIiko ~pojasniIo

V SANSov urad smo prejeli
p~rosnje IL nekaterih vecjih slo-
venskih naselbin, da bi predva-
jail filme liz stare domovine, OBJ
enem pa da hi nastopil kateri cd
delegacije jugoslovanskega RIDE
cega kriza. Nekatere slovenske
naselbine so Sc pocutile zapo-
stavljene, ker MISC bile vkljuce-
ne V seznam nastopov tie dele
gaelic.
Pojasniti moramo, da je tur-
nejo delegacije jugoslovanskega
Rdecega kriza sestavil AmeriSki
odbor "a jugoslovansko pomoc
V New Yorku. Namen je bill skill
cati JAYNE shode lie V glavnih
centrih ameriSkih Jugoslova-
nov. Cas- nj dopuscal, da bi dele
gacija obiskala vse naselbine.
lnformirani pa smo, da delega-
GIL rOk "a ODlSk Amerlke pOte-
&c koncem marca in Sc DO drugi
mesec vrnila V Jugoslavijo. Do
tedaj pa ina nastopiti Sc vec-
jih naselbinah V drzavah Wash
ington in California in koncno
V Kanadi.
TO maj ~blagovolijo upostevati
Vse naselbine, XII SO Sc ali XII Sc
mislijo obrniti ma SANS S pro-
Snjo, da jim preskrbi govornika
Timed clanov te delegacije. Fill
mi IL stare domovine pa so ma
razpolago vsem naselbinam, XII
bi jih zelele kazati. Dc konca
marca so razen male izjeme vsi
datumi re oddani. Kdorkoli iih
zeli "a kasnejSo dobo, Sc mai obr-
ne pismeno ma SANSov urad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
~Kompunia "a
J~uqoslovonske otroke

Kampanja "a otrosko hrano
"a Jugoslavijo pod vodstvom
Ameriskega odbora "a jugoslo-
vansko pomoc je polnem raz-
mahu. To kampanjo je uradno
odprla mrs. Eleanore Roosevelt
pred svojim odhodom ma konfe-
renco Zdruzenih narodov " Lon
don. Namen tie kampanje je
zbrati cimVec konzerVirane hra-
ne, zlasti mleka V praSku, pSe-
nicnega zdroba (farina), cokola-
de in drugih dehidriranih zivil,
Xxi jih danes Ju~goslaviji pri-
manjkuje, XII pa so vitalnega
pomona "a otroSko zivljenje.
&c bi vsak jugoslovanski
otrok dobil pc en- liter mleka
ma dan, kar hi bilo mani nego
normalno, tedaj bi Jugoslavija
potrebovala 10000 zelezniSkih
vozov mleka. Ker pa je sovraz-
mix ali odpeljal ali pa donna uni
ell mad 1871 goveje Irvine, je
razvidno, kako malo mleka DO
IA razpolago, &c ne pride pomoc
cd drugod. Mleko V likvidni OBJ
Tiki Sc pokvari. Misliti je lie 0
dehidriranem mleku, mleku v
prasku, XII vsebuje iste snovi kot
sveze mleko, je pa lazje "a pre-
voz in "a razdeljevanje. Isto
velja "a drugo otroSko hrano V
prasku. Odbor sprejema tudi
konzervirano hrano Canned ba-
by food, .toda priporoca ono v
praSku. Ena konzerva zadostuje
"a enega otroka "a enkrat. Ko-
like konzerv bi Sc rabilo, da bi
zadostovale "a vse! Konzervira-
ma hrana Sc V mnogih slucajih
tudi rada pokvari.
Nasa dolznost je, da tudi Vi
tenn oziru pomagamo, zbiramo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
$4,000 v fondu "a
m~ludinsko boInico

Komaj so listi objavili zaklju-
eek SANSa, da Sc ustanovi fond
"a mladinSkO bOlnicO V Slove-
MIL, so Sc naSi ameriSki roiaki
takoj odzvali in takoj prvi te-
den pc tenn vaznem naznanilu
belezi ia fond re dvanajst tisoC
dolarjev. Razvidno je, da so ma
81 ljudje to idejo Z velikim Ia
dovoljstvom pozdravili in takoj
manifestirali svojo |pripravlje-
most, da elm pref uresnicijo
SANSoVo prizadevanje postavi-
ii V naSi start dOmOvini traini
spOmenik, XII 30 materialno ko-
ristil slovenskemu narodu, OBJ
enem pa 1.-Two prical, da smo Sc
slovenski naseljenci V Ameriki
zavedali velike potrebe junaSke
Sloveniie in il priSkocili ma po-
moe takrat, ko je take pomoci
pOtrebovala.
Kot ponavadi, je tudi OBJ tel
priliki slovenski Cleveland prvi
dvignil zastavo. joe Okoren,
b~Iagajnik Centralnega odbora,
nam je 8. februarja postal sku-
PM znesek $3,65O.O9. Ia znesek
Je bill nabran "a casa obiska de-
legacije Rdecega kriza Jugosla-
vile V Clevelandu. V tenn odbo-
ru Sodelujejo SANSove podruz-
nice st. 80, 48 in 106 ter Progre-
sivne Slovenke.
IstOcasnO je brat OkOren pri-
lOzil eek "a $1,000, katerega lie
prIspeVaIa Ia mladinsko bolni-
co naSa Zavcdna Slovenska zena
Tho. Rose Frank il COllinwooda.
Mrs. Frank ie eek izrocila tai
niku pOdruznice st. 106 v EucIi-
du bratu Franku Cesnu oh ma
VzOCnOsti brata Johna Pollocka,
blagajnika pOdruznice st. 80.
S cekom je postal brat Oko-
rem naslednje pismo, XII ga ie
napisala sestra Frank: "Priloze-
no Yam poSiljam eek "a $1,000
Z zeljo, ola bi bill to prvi prispe-
Vek "a sklad nameravane MIA
DINSKE BOLNISNICE V Slo-
Veniji. Ia dar nj prvi niti zadnji
"a Slovenske siromake, XII so Sc
tako pogumno in odlocno borili
"a Nth svobodo in lepso BODICE
most jugoslovanskih narodov.
Nisem bogata, toda imam cute
&c Srce in slovansko zavest. Mo-
ia iskrena zelja je: kot Primor-
ka, da Sc prikljuci Trst materi
JugoSlaviji. SANS je V tenn po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
z armodo ~niegovego
v~eIie0nsfvo Pefrd
ne DO mic

Jugoslovanska vlada Sc je v
zacetku februarja pritozila anne
riSkemu vrhovnemu poveljstvu
V Nemciji, ker je oborozilo tiste
iugoslovanske begunce in bivSe
jetnike, XII Sc Sc vedno navduSu-
jejo "a Petra in Mihajloviea.
Svojim oborozenim oddelkom so
dali ime "armija njegovega We
licanstva kralja Petra H." Dne
IS. feb. je bio IL Frankfurta ma
NemSkem porocano, da je anne
riSka vojaska oblast odredila
razorozitev sedmih jugoslovan-
skin oddelkov. Oh enem je bio
Beogradu pojasnjeno, da Sc je
cete rabilo "a strazenje nem-
Skin ietnikoV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
"slisu gospoda Herring
tonu" " MiIwoukeeiu

V nedeljo "a. marca DO v Mil
waukeeju IA slavnosti 40-letni-
&c druStva st. Is SNIP vprizor-
jena sijajna veseloigra V treh
dejanjih "HiSa gospoda Har-
ringtona."
Gotovo Sc bodo milwauSki in
okoliski rojaki in rojakinje Cd
wall vabilu drustva "Sloga" st.
Is SNIP ter Sc udelezili njego-
We jubilejne priredbe V najvec-
iem Stevilu. Oh enem pa Sc
imenitno zabavali in Sc smeja-
Ii, ko bodo sledili prizorom, XII
Sc vrste drug "a drugim V Hi
81 gospoda Harringtona."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
PODRUZNICA SANSA ST. 2
DOBILA NOV STAN

Chicago, Ill. = NaSi podruz-
nici Sansa st. 2 ma north side,
XII je bila dolgo V tezkocah "a
prostor - imela ga je najprvo
V Flainerjevi dvorani - Sc je
koncno lie posrecilo dobiti pri-
meren stan. Ma razpolago je
dobila Aldine dvorano in to pc
zmerni ceni. Tu Sc bodo odsleJ
vrsile naSe redne seize.
VrSile Sc bodo, ravno tako kot
dosedaj, vsako cetrto soboto
zvecer oh 8. uri, V novem pro-
storu (Aldine Hall, V spodnji
dvorani ma Gil Armitage Ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
IL SANSovego urodo
1895 W.. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

gledu re mnogo Storil in upam,
da DO Sc vec."
Napisali bi prazne besede, &c
bi ma tenn mestu oznacili naSO
zahvalo sestri Frank "a ia pie
menit in pomemben dar. Hva-
lozni il bodo slovenski malcki,
decki in deklice, XII bodo radi
tcga prispevka imeli priliko pri-
tt do svojega zdravja. Hvalezni
il bodo niihovi ocetje in mate
re, hvalezen il DO yes slovenski
narod in ponosen DO, ker Sc je
V, oddaljeni Ameriki naSla slo-
venska zena, Xxi je znala ceniti
pomen in potrebo mladinske
bolniSnice in je pc svoji zmoz-
nosti prispevala MEN delez.
Ma prireditvi podruznice st.
Is SANSa V Chicago 6. febru-
aria je bilo darovano $685. V
sklad mladinske bolnice, V spool
Nth prostorih dvorane pa je BIZ
10 ~iztrzeno zadosti okrepcila, da
DO cisti prebitek mad $1,000. Be-
sede DIR. Neubauerja, XII je emo
uro in 20 minut govoril O raz-
merah V Jugoslaviji, so padle
ma rodovitna tia. NaSi start
znanci V Chicago, XII jih najde-
mo naSi sredi kadarkoli gre "a
kako dobro in napredno stvar,
so zopet globoko posegli V svoje
zepe in prispevali omenjeno
vsoto. Brat Paul Berger je po-
lozil V zalepko 500 in enako
vsOto je darovala neka druga
nasa clanica, Xxi pa ne zeli publ
citete.
V soboto 9. februarja je DIR.
Neubauer nastopil V SLOW. ma
rodnem domu V Waukeganu,
Ill, kjer SO prispevki "a fond
mladinSke bolnice znaSali $1,000.
Tako nam poroca tajnik posto-
janke SANSa brat Joseph Zorc.
Poleg omenjenih vsot smo
rrejeli manjSe darove in pri-
spevke tudi cd raznih posamez-
nikov in druStev. Prihodnji te-
den bono priceli objavljati vse
prejete darove, kakor tudi VISA
sporocena imena darovalcev, XII
SO prispevali SIS ali veG dolarjev.
V fond mladinske bolnice so
ma zakljucek eksekutive vklju-
ceni tudi vsi prispevki "a pomo-
zno akcijo, prejeti pc l. janu-
arju 1916. In tako je V tenn fon-
du OBJ pisanju teh besedi (13.
februarja) re mad $4,000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
AdumiC v Cenfrulni
Ameriki

IL Guatemala City V Central
nj Ameriki Sc je oglasil SANS
ov castni predsednik, XII je re oh
Bozicu %odpotoval ma jug ma do
brozasluzene in potrebne pocit-
nice. Tudi on pozdravlja zaklju-
eek SANSa glede fonda "a mia
dinsko bolnico.
Pred dobrim tednom je Zveza
ameriSkih knjiznicarjev objavi-
la imena petdesetih knjig, XII SO
isle leta 1915 in Jill Zveza sma-
ira "a najvrednejSe. Med TENN
je tudi Adamiceva "A Nation OF
Nations"
Adamic omenja, da je sele pc
sVojem prihodu V Guatemala
spoznal potrebo "a daljSi oddih.
Vzlic temu pa posveca 81 po-
zornost politicnemu razvoiu
Amerike in Jugoslavije. Dne 2.
marca DO govoril V ucnem zavo-
du Escuela Agricola V DRAW
Honduras. Prepricani smo Ia
hko, da tudi oh tel priliki ne DO
pozabil Jugoslavije in njenega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-20
Roznoferosfi

Bridgeport, o. = Nekaterim
Sc morda cudno zdi, ker Sc tako
poredkoma oglaSam. A kdor hi
Sc nahajal V polozaju v kakr-
Snem sem JAZZ, bi sploh pustil
vse aktivnosti. Meni so sploh
prepovedane, ampak clovek je
cudna stvar, ker ko Sc enkrat
uzivis v gibanje, XII ii je pr
srcu, ii je tezko postati pasiven,
dokler menda ocisto ne omagaS.
V Prosveti V obligatni stevil-
Xxi sem cital opombo, kako Gu
dino je, ola SO znanstveniki INA
Sli atomsko bombo, docim joe
tovega zelodca ne morejo ozdra-
viii. K temu moran reel, da SO
6. feoruarja, ko sem bill Stiri dni
V bolnici ma preiskavi, tudi to
pronaSli. Ne bonn razkladal 0
tenn, ker vsak ina svoje tezave,
kot Jill imam JAZZ re toliko let.
Maj samo menim, da SO me zdra-
viii "a bolezen, XII je sploh nj
sem incl. To je pokazala ONE
njena preiskava, JAZZ pa sem visa
ia leta trpei fizicno in financno.
Mogoce be pomoc, a vzelo BIO
casa.