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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07
zane obleke Suzt e treba svejemu ljudstvu pa
Semu stoletnenu soyraznikus italiansai reakcii

zalne obleke. Slu je treba svoemu ludstvu, pa
semu stoletnenu sovrazniku, tali5ansad reakciji.
Ia sovraznika smaram italijanskega ljudstya tenn
vec taljansko reakco Italijansko ljudstvo ze
videti szenjskem polozau, ker je tudi tezkern
poozaju Zato je potrebno da Sc ve zene ve XII Ia
vednese, pogovore teh styareh drugi zenami in da
sporocite takm neudskm duhovnikom da imajo prayco
govoriti stvareh XII zanirnao cerev in XII MISC prot
udstvu ="~
slovenskem Primorju je drugaee Tam gredo duhov
niki skupa ljudstvom,je pripomnila neka priletna
kmetica.
Vem kako je ma Primorskem,-je rekel marSal-Tam
duhoynik bore narodne pravee Tudi drugh krah
mamo take udske duhovnike, XII ljubijo svojo zernljo
Glee primer nonsgnor Rittg il Zagreba e mas dele
gat mirovni konferenc On je edin delega duhovnk
med vsei deegacami in vsi ga gledao kakor eudo Ho
cemo imeti ljudsko duhovscno Xxi ljub svo narod Mic
namo proti cerkv njihovega 3erskega della ovirao
zahtevamo pa, da ludski duhovniki in da suzo ud
stvu Dolznost zen e, da poue druge zene XII MISC
vasi organzac da lahko obenem, teprav hodijo
kew sodeluejo pr nasih sedanh napor zgradtev dr.
zave in hrese dvganje IL razvaln, XII jh je
pustla ia vojna Glejte, duhovnki 1--WE cd ljudstva.
In dobro zive,-je pripomnila neka antfasistka
Da,-je nadajeval marsal l-tud JAZZ n1islim, da live
dobro Toda tudi on nmao pravce pozabiti, da je ud
stvo seda zvojevao in postavio svoo udsko obas da
e sedana oblast udska obast ceprav pravo da nj cd
boga zato ker je ljudska Pred nasimi udskmi obast
nasi drzavan enaki duhovnk general delavec in
kme &c kdo izmed njih kaj zakriv odgovarjat
svoja dejanja maj DO kdor ko Mas nnogo obrekujeo
Ocitajo da preganja duhovscno vi veste da to nj
To vedo prav tako tudi on Duhovnikov nismo pre-
ganali niti med vono ko jh je tudi ako mao ma nas
stran Tudi takrat Jim omogocal opravljat verske
obrede in preganamo b niti seda po vojn Ia propa-
ganda kevetanja je zlas mocna nozemstvu ceprav
ma nobene Toda kaj hocemo kevetnki opravajo
svoje delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07

skrbi podpise vsak posten Glo-|
yek. Da hi 6lovek oagoyarjal ma
vse nizkotne podlosti, kar prime
Sc papir "A. d., je "a delavca,
kot sem JAZZ in "a vsakega dru-.
gega, skoda casa, papirja in
energije. y
Precital sem pred casom p1'i-
obcen uredniski 6lanek: "Kje.
iscete izdaj jalcev?" JAZZ bi rekel,
.brez dvoma, da je te uredniske
elanke napisal kak duhovnik in
ne urednik, kot bi Sc spodobilo.
Pa to nj tako vazno, kdo jih pi-
Sc, priobeeni SO kot uredniski
elanli in urednik mora seveda
biti odgovoren cato, eetudi Sc
kdo drugi skriva "a njim. Da
bi hotel odgovarjati na vso to
zvito kobasarijo, bi bio sko-
da' casa in prostora v nasih IL
stih. v nekem clanku udriha po
katoliskem listu 'Zarja", kateri
je glasilo Slovenske zenske I'VE
re, National Council of Catho-
lie Women, torej katoliske or
ganizaeije. Ia list "A. D." ma
pada vse, vkljucivsi katoiske IL
ste, kateri vsi odobravajo Sc
.danjo ljudsko Waldo v Jugosla-
viii. Maj ponovim, vsi tt caso-
pisi, stevilna pisma nash ljudi
il starega kraja, posebno pa Sc
lid volitev tam, je vec kot "a
dosten dokaz, kaj hoce imeti
slovenski narod.
Kdor vse to cita, kar pise "a.
d., nj mic cudno, &c sc mu vsi-
ljuje sumnja, da bi clovek, Slo-
venec moral tako pisariti, &c bi
ne bill - Sc posebej placan zato.
John Turk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07
Veselica podruznice
st. IA SzZ

Euclid, O. - Jesen sc bliza,
listje ze odpada z dreves in
kmalu bono morali zapustiti ma
ravo, radi ali neradi in Sc po-
dati v gorkejse prostore, misli1n
v sobe in dvorane. L. lokalnih
casopisov je razvidno, da SO Sc
pricele v nash domeh proizya-
jati razne veselice, plesi in "a
have vse navskriz.
Da pa ne bono pri nasi po-
druznici ostale najzadnje, smo
ma svoji redni sel sklenile, da
napravimo plesno veselico in 81
GER v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave. in sicer
II. oktobra 1916, zacetek oh 8.
uri zvecer. Da boste vedeli, mo-
ram povedati, da bo igrala IL
vrstna godba in sicer Frank
Ia ajcovi Polkateers.
Nasa podruznica steje preoej
veliko clanic, ako Sc cd teh ude-
lei vsaj poloyico, bo re primer
ma in lepa zabava. Pa kaj hi
govorila samo polovici, ker
nasa dolznost je, da vse pride
mo tia. Posebno Sc tiste, XII sc
dobro pocutite. Tudi JAZZ BON
v duhu med vami. Zato ponovno
apeliram ma clanice, katere lie
morete, da sc udelezite.
Priporoeljivo bi bilo pa tudi
tole, da vas ne DO strah It'll po-
zno ponod domov, vzenite svo-
je mozicke S seboj. Sal oni Sc
tudi radi vrtijo. Nikar jih ne
pustite dremati donna v kaks-
mem kotu. Zatorej kar klobuk
na glavo in gremo skupaj ma We
selico k podruzniei stew. Ia SzZ
ma Recher Ave.
Predsednica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07

nap PodErtam, to je mole mnenje'
in pEepriean sem, da xelka Ne-'
Gina Slovencev. .~.>
Ma vse nacine Sc trudijo ljud-
.stvo preslepiti 2 ribarenjem Y
njihovi gnojnici. Ia list "A. D.,
zagovarja, upravicuje in hvali
,slovenskega izdajalca Rozmana,
&c tudi je skof, to ga ne DO nj
kdar opralo njegovega izdaj-
stva. To dejstvo ,potrjuje mno-
60 pisem dobrih katoiskih lju-
di il Slovenije. Kaksne grozo-j
te SO pocenjai Cd duhovssine.
organizirani -- domobranci! In,
ali nj on Rozman blagoslavljal
prisego sovrazniku sloyenskega
naroda in krvoloku Htrerju?
Da, takih prie -- pisem IL stare
donaovine je bilo veliko tudi v
postenih katoliskih listih; v IA.
S." in glasilu KSKJ.
v listu "A. D." le redkokdaj
vidis podpis pod dopisom, Sc
manj pa moras vedeti kdo pise
tiste unazane 6lanke. Pc res Ia
ko kot je zapisal Tone Terbo-
vec v svoji koloni "Vsak po svo-
je", (radi prostora lie kratek IL
crpek): "Ysak posten poroce-
valec, XII posilja porocila caso-
pisom, jih upa podpisati s svo-
Jim postenim imenom. Kdor ne
laze, 81 upa podpisati, kar je ma
pisal. Koliko vrednosti more pa
meten citatelj pripisovati "poro-
cilom" brez navedbe vira ali
podpisa? Zlikovci, XII mecejo ka-
menje liza plota, ne pokazejo
svojih glav. In navadno vedo
zakaj." To lahko in brez vsake
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07

Sc pred 9. uro dopoldne Sc je
pricelo pred Taborom in v dvo-
rsni zbirati obcinstvo, XII je do
pricetka razprave zasedlo vse
prostore. IL vseh krajev Sloveni-
je so prisli delavci, kmetje, me-
scani, ofieiriii in borci, usluzben-
ci, da prisostvujejo razpravi
proti glavnim vojnim zlocincem
in narodnim izdajalcem. Procesu
je prisostvovalo okrog 900 ljudi.
Oh 9:15 sta zavzela mesto v
dvorani zastopnik yojaskega to-
Alca Jugoslovanske armade ka-
petan Marian Vivoda in njegov
namestnik vojaski tozilec w. ar
mije kapetan DIR. Viktor Damjam.
Kmalu zatem so vstopili v dvo-
rano clani vojaskega sodisca: {:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07
g)laEDNlKOVA PO$TA

venskemu narodu in sedan il
ljudski, delavski vladi v novi
Jugoslaviji, katero je narod IL
Nolil S tako ogromno veeino. Sc
daj imam pa sam priliko citati
to umazarijo, kar Sc mi sevsda
gnusi. Po moi sodbi bi nobea
Slovenec ne mogel pisati kaj
takega, ako bi ne bill placan cd
gotove strani "judezevimi sre-
berniki", ali ma kratKo kvizling.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07
SODNIJSKI PROCES PROT
SLONENSkIM IZDAJALCEM
tNadaljevante 8 |. strarft>

predsednik sonata kapetan DIR.
Helij Modic, prisednika podpol-
kovnik Milan Lab in major
Abjs Gr6ar, nadomestni sodnik
Avgatst Bra6i6 in tajnik sodisca
J0scs Lotric.
V svecani tisini je predsednik
kapitan DIR. Helij Modic otvoril
razpravo: '.s'
"Vojasko sodisce w. almije
Jugoslavije objavlja, da price
MIA razprava proti obtozenemu
Leonu Rupniku in soobtozencem
zaradi zoeinstva po zakonu o
kazniyih dejanjih zoper Hudstvo
in drzavo. Tovaris dezurni, pri-
vedite obtozence!"
V dvorani je zavladalo vzne-
nirjenje in vse oci SO Sc uprle
protl vhodu, kJer so vstopili OBJ
tozenci. Nato SO privedli v dvo-
rano Leona Rupnika, "a MIN
Ervina Rosenerja, Milka Vizja-
ka in dr.. Lovra Hacina. Obto-
zSnci so Sc postavili pred zatoz-
no klop v sredini dvorane. Pozna
Sc jim, da Sc jim v zaporu glede
hrane in ostale oskrbe nj godilo
slaho. Obleceni so zelo dobro,
Rosener nosi voiasko uniformo.
Pred sodiscem nastopajo skru-
seno, vendar skusajo to zakriti.
Obtozenemu Gregoriju RoS-
manu-, XII je ma begu, in obtoze-
nemu Mihi Krekm DO sodisce So
dilo v njuni odsotnosti.
Y Nato je predsednik sodisca
odprl razpravo:
"Otvarjam javno razpravo v
kazenski stvari proti obtozene-
mu Leonu Rupniku, XII ga brani
odyetnik Joze Tic, obtozenernu
Ervinu Rosenerju, XII ga brani
DIR. Vladimir Grossman, 'obtoze-
nemu Milku Vizjaku, XII ga brani
dr.. Josip .cuyai obtozenemu dr..
Lovru Hacinu, XII ga brani dr..
France Lokar, odsotnemu obto-
zeneu Gregoriju Rozmanu, XII ga
brani dr.. Alojzij Vrtacnik, od-
sotnemu obtozencu DIR. Mihi Kre-
ku XII ga brani dr.. Anton Moi
Sci.
"Obtozbo zastopata zastopnik
vojnega tozilca Jugoslovanske
armije kapetan Marian Vivoda
ia njegov pomocnik uojni tozilec
nv. arnaije kapetan DIR. Viktor
Danjan. sodis6e je postavilo "a
tolmaca nemskega ,jezika DIR.
Ivana Murka in "a italijanski
jerk dr.. Slava MIndo."
Predsednik DIR. Modic je nato
pricel brati osebne podatlke oh
ltokencev. Najprej se je obrnii
proti Rnpniku:
NNadalj jevanje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07

V zalozbi American Associ-
alton for Reconstruction in Yu-
goslavia je izsla krasna, 20 stra-
nj ohsegajoca knjizica, tiskana S
slikami v barvah, katera MAJOR
no prikazuje vsakovrstne po-
datke o Jugoslaviji, ME ekono-
milo, naravne zaklade, nacin
z..yljenja pred vojno, uaicenje,
torha "a osvoboditey, industri-
10, poll jedelstvo in potrebe Jugo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07
Zakaj tako hujskanje?

Chicago, III. - Y koikor nai
cas- dopusea citam vse sloyea-
ske Gste, kar mi pride roke.
Kot naracniku mi posta redno
ldostaylja diva dnevnika in sdva
tednika. Zadnje case imam pa
priliko pregledati tudi cleveland J.
sko "Amerisko domovino". ze
pref sem veckrat cital v raznih
dopisih in komentarjih o tea
A'katoliskem" iistu, kako gnus-
no propaganda della proti slo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07

slavic, kot tudi trgovske prii-
ke "a Ameriko. Priporocl 1.-Two je,
da bi 81 vsak Anerikanec jugo-
sloYanskega rodu nabavil to
knJzico. katero je sestayil An-
th0ny Geriach in So prodaja pc
SO centov ena. Naroeila posljite
n q American Association for
Reconstruction in Yngoslavia,
466 Lexington Ave, Room a,
New York IL, N. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07
Kier ie moseobo-
tam ie +udi milo
JAPONcI SO BILL
.LJUDOzRCI

GUAM, 3. okt.-United States
Military Commission je .obrav-
navala obtoznice proti Japon-
Gem, da so med vojno praktici-
rail- kanibalstvo: Dognano je bi-
10, da so ubijali ameriske vojne
ujetnike in jedli gotove dele
njih teles, kar Sc je dogajalo ma
.otoku Chichi JiIna in ma Bonin-
.su med avgustom 1914 in mar
Gem 1945.
Pri ohravnavi 1ie bilo l3 biv-
sih japonskih armadnih in NOR
nariskih castnikov pronajde
krivim ljudozrstva in 50 bill d.
mes obsojeni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-07

4 On je pravtako navelican
kot vi dajati vedno v odgo-
vor me" ko vpraSate "a
milo. Ne dolzite niti Wade
ali izdelovalcev mila. Do
kler ne dobimo dovolj in
dustrijalnih mascob "a iz-
delovanje mila in drugih
mirnodobnih produktov, je
treba storiti le emo stvar!...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

CARRIER DELIVERY in City Of
Henderson. Payable to Carrier or
direct to office at zoe per Calendar
Week. No monthly or other rate is
made.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Payable in
advance. One year $500. 6 months
$500, 3 months S2.00-Per Copy SC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

they be able to make an impression
upon the men who make the laws
under which we have TO live.
The people should have a right
TO vote on this issue If they wish to
do SO. For that matter, it has al
ways been puzzle to US why 1t
took Il vote Of the people in 1908
TO make the State dry, and then the
legislature. which apparently could
not do that forty years ago, can
come along thirty years afterwards
and undo what the people by their
ballots decided at the polls should
be the law OF the State. Oddly
enough. no one has as yet. so far as
we have seen, undertook to explain
how that could come about.
Conferences and conventions may
resolve until doomsday, but until
they arc supported by their own
their resolutions will
fail upon deaf ears as 10 actual re-
suits. 1t may be tragic that such is
the case, but it is, nevertheless.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Whot Will Hoppen?

Politicians have q way Of paving
small heed 70 entreatieS OF re-
!igious groups. They appear 10 feel
hat their OWN theories are better
than those Of Churchmcn and pro-
'ccd 70 carry them out to their own
advantage. Tha, is why we cannot
nave too much confidence in results
that may come from the appeal Of
the Methodist conference here last
week TO the State legislature for a
statewide referendum on liquor.
This is not the first time de-
rominational bodies have made this
"cqucst. only 10 have it snubbed by
the law-makers. If this appeal gets
the ear of the General Assembly to
he extent of producing affirmative
action. ii will be reversal Of form
and will be- surprise of the first
magnitude.
Time was when church people ex-
erted profound influence upon
legislation in North Carolina. Per-
haps they do TO some extent even
now. when politics is not so large
factor. But the legislators know
that matters pertaining to liquor
are loaded with dynamite. They
shy away from them as most indi-
viduals do poisonous RATHER. In
the case Of intoxicants. they know
as well as the next one that the
church people could rid the State
of legal liquor if enough Of them
wished it that way But they are
aware also that large percentage
of church folk are drinkers in vary
ing, degree and will protect legal
liquor by their votes. as occasion
requires rather than follow the
course OF religious leaders. That is
the reason referendum has not
been ordered
Before the General Assembly can
oe brought around on this subject,
church members themselves arc
going to have to be more discreet.
They are going to show by their ac
tons that they are in earnest. and
must live the tenets they preach.
Then, and probably only then, will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
UqIy Faces

One thing about the football pub
licity that has always been some
thing OF Il mystery 10 us is the poses
they pass ont that picture players
in most instances as some demon
or savage that is coming straight
at you. or as one in eXCrlryiating
pain or misery. Some of the boys
are depicted virtually as some sort
of wild animal straining every
muscle TO tear into the victim as if
the purpose were 10 Kill instead OF
merely to push the player out OF
action. Is the game of the gridiron
as ierociouS and as dcvouring as
the pictures would have il?
Maybe that is the way the blood
thirsty, sportS-craZcd public would
have il. AT the same time. the mil
lions who pay the price of admis-
sion might even prefer that these
gladators be shown as civilized
humans rather than as vicious beasts
whose only purpose is to destroy.
Ii is possible that many who
warm up 10 these grdiron classics
would like more pleasing ap-
pearancc on the faces of players
paradcd in public print as a bid for
patronage. That is our rca,ton.
even al the risk OF being character
lied as being Out-of-date. though
the time was when football was a
kncckdown-dragout struggle. II has
been toned down sharply from
what it once was. but one would
not suspect as much if opinion were
formed from the pictures alone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Judge Webb Remoins

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us "'0' WI 'e t" 10 soou ao-
r"''''S u '""Sc i"'Ss "eoD' Oh
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po' ''' ''"' ~ S'eP OUT now
Spe'"'"''o'i - ''"' nc VIII NY 10
stay o'' INC joo ah"ihef TWO years
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t'''' - ''"t' III 1870 SO mat =
D''''0'' "''' P''S'oe''' ana congress
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.it'S al t""E '"S>'o nc age "i re-
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i''e .S'''''' wilson Sn"r'iy after
''e i''s' "o''o war ana mas been
CONTINUOUSLY l" ONCE since then
by HIS great aD'li'y ana sincere
.'''e VI ''''s''''i' 20 HIS ONCE ana
'ie eo,e''''ne'i'' DC mas mace nlgh
ep"'"t!o" 10, hihSe'i ana won
,0'', n III MS own rieht ana Tor
,nS ''a'e' MS oeSire TO lay down
.'ie ro'cS Is qui'e wen understood
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Nv u ,"e o'a'e IS eenerally
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

Entered at the post office In Hender-
son, N. c., as second class mail matter.
Blessed is the nation whose Cod
is the Lord-Ps. 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
TOday'S IIOrOscope

You are a frank, honest and out
spoken person. You like Il change
OF environment, but are not too un-
happy if your desires are not graft
fled. You read Il greal deal. are a
fluent talker, and very entertaining.
Your home life will be happy and
coniented, especially if you marry
young. Silence will surely be golden
part of this day. Have meal with
Il new friend, and be CHEEKY. Study
plans for self-improvement. Giving
and getting help is sanctioned late
this afternoon, and you will have 4
grand evening getting together with
people you like.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Low With Teeth

The State Junior Chamber Of
Commerce can do the North Caro-
lima public distinct service if it
continues to insist upon the sort of
highway safety program its board
of directors endorsed at the AShe-
vile meeting last Weekend. Reso-
lutioEs adopted were aimed direct
ly and specifically at the drunk
driving menace on the highways,
and apparently are intended TO pro-
duce d law with teeth.
All good citizens will join in the
condemnation Of drunken driving
generally. but the Jaycees demand
amendments to the general statutes
whr>h would impose a minimum fine
of 5000 OF thirty days Imprisonment,
plus two-year Iinstead Of the
present one-year) revocation of
driving licenses, for the first Of
Tense: prison sentence of ninety
days ard permanent revocation OF
driving licenses for the second con-
viction. The proposal would pre-
vent amendment OF warrant for
drunken driving TO some minor OIL
Tense.
The organization was asked To
adop; as d major program for the
coming year the promotion OF high
way safety throughout the State.
We can think of no moro worthy
undertaking than that. and if prop
er emphasis is laid upon the theme
it can result ,is great good Tor al!
the people.
There simply is no legitimate en-
cuse for any person tanking up on
liquor and then crawling under
steering wheel 10 operate car on
the public reads. 1t would be bad
enough if such an individual were
c2dangering~ only his own life and
property. Blu, such motoris: be-
,omeS al once Il menace TO all other
drivers he meets, and many fatal
accident has occurred where the
victim was in no sense to blame.
Appeals by public and private au-
thorities and organizations have
largely proved fruitleSS as accidents.
fatalities and injuries continue
Warnings fal! upon deaf ears: in
deed the drunken driver is not
capable OF determining what con-
>titutcS safety and what does not
He is wholly unfit to be riSked with
such a deadly weapon. Apparently
the law alone can reach these III
responsible persons, and 1.-THE time
has come for legal action TO be taken
against them in positive manner.
A fifty dollar fine is modest in
these days Of abundant cash. Nor is
there any way OF knowing for sure
how very many ignore license re-
vocations and escape the clutches
of the law. Officers cannot be ex-
pected to carry in their minds the
names of every individual whose
permit has been suspended Cor a
year.
Other states impose heavy fines
and suspensions fer first offcnscs
in drunken driving. and then be-
come even more hardboilcd for
those who persist TO second vio-
lation. II appears that North Caro-
lima also must come around to tho
same policy in the interest If the
safety Of lis law-abiding citizens.
The Legislature this winter I'M
doub,cdly will nc asked TO take
positive action along this line. and
/ is high time that il shall act.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
GRAB BAG
One-AIinutc Test

l. In what Eugene O'Ncill play did
the late George NJ. Cohan appear?
,. Was John Wilkes Booth, slayer
of Abraham Lincoln, the famous ac-
tor?
B. What famous picture opened for
long run way back in 1915, and
heralded the maturity of motion pic
lures?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

The l94G production of the Marion
Fish Hatchery of the N. c. Division
Of Game and Inland Fisheries in
cludcd $1,000 advanced largemouth
bass fry which were given 20 Wild
life clubs in Burke, Catawba, and
lredell counties for further rearing
and release in public waters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
A Lift For TODAY

All my springs are in thee.-Psalm
87:7.
THE SPRINGS of God lie far back
in the heart of the eternal hills Of
truth, but they are accessible to all
who search in humility and faith.
Give us, o God. the Living Water
that we may never thirst.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Words of Wisdom

| am persuaded that he who is
capable of being a bitter enemy can
never possess the necessary virtues
that constitute a true friend.-Fitzo-
borne.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Hints OH Etiquette

1t is never correct to write letter
IN pencil unless it is impossible 10
write with a pen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
One-NIinute Test Answers

|. All Wilderness"
,. No, he was the famous Edwin
Booths brother.
}. Griffith's The Birth of a Ma
ton"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13
Answer 10 Daily Quiz

l. Five years.
?. Columbus, Ohio.
3. Needles.
1. Crown.
D. One divorce for every three
marriages 100000 divorces; l,6lS,-
33 marriages..
6. Harold D. Muddy Rucl.
!. Is.
8. Four.
9. A commoner Cher father was
Earl of Strathmore).
10. False.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-13

That new wrinklc-proof cloth is
going TO be tough on panhandlcrS
who try so hard TO avoid looking like
dudes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-26
Change OF Schedule
For World Series

During the broadcasting of the
World Series, an exclusive feature
of Mutual and WEI, the regular
afternoon schedule on Wednesday,
October 2, will be disrupted.
If st. Louis wins the National
League pennant, then the time of
the broadcast will be 2:15 p. m.
Eastern Standard Time, but if
Brooklyn cops the flag, then the
broadcast will start at lis p. m.
Eastern Standard Time. (The first
games are played at the home park
of the National League WINERY
In the event that Brooklyn and
st. Louis end the regular season in
a tie (and that is possible), the open
ing of the World Series will be post
poned to permit Of three game
run-off series between the two teams.