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Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

vouns women needed clean. pleas
anr rooms III which 10 live and
Sr.ud their of time lie pointed
opr thar the need for modern. we'll
lighted class rooms was essential
= was construction OF modern
laboratories as these play no small
n3rr IN rhe making ii the nurse.
Rapidly tracing the history of
.as Old Nurses Home. the speak
- pointed out that the present
us... 81 The pr. 6. Layton Grier home
on Lake View avenue was at best
nn,v ,aake-shifj. He said that
while iar superior 10 the old Front
Srr.., home. IL Was Sull unsalisfaC-
-ayv tor a nurses residence with
~ voun1 women using one bath.
In conclusion ht pointed opt that
rhe new Nurses School and Resi-
d.uce would attract many young
wo,rru 10 take up tile nursing ca
r.rr ana that. when the new con-
Srr.crjon MAS completed. the resi-
dents Of Milford aud lower Della
w.r, would n lons last receive the
hosu!cal care they We're entitled TO.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Headquarters Are
Set Up For Drive
$1,000. - 8: Pc

y-a.> since The hospital movement
lu lower De,aWar. uegan and Only
lvcade since Milford Memorial
Hospital came iNto being Vita
;be prejudice against hospitals ne
lAs overcome each year sees more
and mo.e patients seeking care.
uutl August. l94S when the all
rima high wa> reached with ,o5
Patients il one day
The spokesman pointed our that
& .o" ned hospital i considered
tul WAen il ) 6oTe occupied. lie
declared tina. there must always be
Sufficient beds available III each
department TO meet general emer-
geuc!es. /, is not uncommon. he
SaIo 10. an accident 10 bring
Vsfhiu the space OF few minutes
'ime. vely large number OF un-
expected patients ana facilities
must he There 70 care iol them.
H. declared THAT survey OF tn,
register shows patients coming
from nor,h OF Dover and as Ial
south OF Salisbury and Ocean City
Md To the west. II serves no
only Delaware hu, the people o
fredericksburg and o,hey commuu
MS IN Maryland
The spokesman declared "Th,
smooth straight roads which ar
he envy OF out-ct-tate RESIDENT
have combined TO make lower Del
aware. one community within cas-,
reach OF Milford Today il IS cas-
.-r and quicker 10 transport 4 pa
tieut from Selbyyiile TO Milford
than i Is 20 transport a patien
across i great metropolitan eli
70 hospital
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Milton Cold STORAGE Locker Co.

CHANDLER STREET and BERRINGER ANENUI
MILTON, DELAWARE TELEPHONE MILTON 33l
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FREDERICK

\ rellgioIs play entitled Samuel
the Servant OF the Lord Viii be
pre-, ented in Trinity Methodist
church this town on sunday even
ine. October :. Commencing a. 30
O'Clock. The following persons
make UP the cast Mary Ann Lin
dale 3 Hanna. Leroy NcGinn.> a.
Eli. Clara Jester "a Samuel. DoTo-
thy Warren a. the Messe enger Mrs
Joseph &. Gerow and Mrs John K
Rogers Will he the readers and
Mrs. Harry clark will be the solo
ist. The pla! was written by Mrs
I. \. Wills. who i che oldest
oau.h;er OF Rev and Mrs y. Z.
Wood II i d play presenting q
spiritual message ueed.ul 70 oUt
troubled times.
The W. :. &. :. viii meet this
Friday evening October iJh IN the
Sunday school room oi TrInit:
church al the usual hour
Mrs.. Benjamin Belts and daa-n-
tet has returned home after several
days visit with Nh and Mrs mas.
Mitten in Baltimore
Nlr. and Mrs Everet; Wilson
spent the past week end with Mis-.
Annie Boone
Mis-. Anna NJ Harrington Mis-,
Betty Ann Harrington and Mn
Raipph Gray We're dinner guests ot
A!r and Mrs George Bowden Al
Canden last Sunday.
Mrs Nora HuJchenS and Ms
Ella Rust OF Wilmington. spent the
week end with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carter d.
Ni.minston spent the past week
end with Mrs Carter's mother. Mrs
f. L Tatman.
Nr. and Mrs. J. X. Rogers. Jr.
has a. their week end guests MI
and Mrs Roger Brown of Summit
N,% jersey
Mrs Emma TAYLOR ot Ph.ladel
rhia was d week end guest OF heI
mother. Mrs Sallie Smith
Mrs Eliza Jane Bennett celehrat
eG her slst birthday last week Sh,
received a number OF beautiful
t>rdS and gifts
Miss Mary 3. Melvin. d teacher il
: tne Newark Publi" school has re
, turued 10 the hon.- OF her mother
MIS- Edith Melvin. after mino
operation performed Al the vii
minston General Hospital. She i
? Conyalescing nicely.
Mrs. Laura Spurry OF Wilmin-
) 'cn spent Sunday with Mrs Emm
j Harrington and Mrs Mary Kelly.
Mrs. Jane Cook Mr Frank Dick
cr-on. W. Donald Cook. Miss Man
saret Mackey. all OF Wilmineto
md Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Brown {
Philadelphia We're sunday guests {
Nir and Mrs Samuel Coon.
\ir and Mrs Arthur Melvin. .l
ana son Arthur III. and Mrs. MAJ
{. caret MeekS o, Denton. Narylau
. We're sunday guests OF Nr and Mr
arthur Melvin. =.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Harry Mcguire and daughter.
catherine of CheSter Pa eft or
Monday Tor 1heir homs after
spending TWO weeks w.th Mrs
Alice Coyerda.e ana daugh,e. Mi
dr-C
Mis- Bertha Ko--r- j. spe-d.u-
some time with Nj ana Ms Paui
Ii,.r,- IN haitian. Mass
}.r. Alice WiX ot Harrington ANA
Mss tlarmond Belts OF Mllmlns-
ten we've gue>,, o- -1eiI mother
Mrs : X Bett~ Tor .ew days
N., ka,j- Boone Is spendln- Il
Nv da}s Nl,a uer Ee.ce II Ian~-
GoWu-. Pa
Nr- More Harel-u~ e. Wi,m.u--
In and q iorMe. resident ~ Jhi-
community has purchased The
Geor-e Apartments. after .eW
necessary Improvements ~ plans
4 make her cour here
Mary Ann culver d. L-Wr> spent
,ust SUNDAY wiki IT.. 9.audpat-
ent~. Nh and Mis-. Hoyy Gross
Mn ana Ng- Il " >lpplr ana n.
srd Ms. L 3 Ta,nao spent II.
pas, week end with Nj ana Mis-. ii
d Warrington in Es-iu-,ou Pa q.
sunday attended the tau game ii
Philadelphia
lir. and Mrs Robert HuacAiu,
- Wilmington are the lauuy par
elts OF q baby hoy born F.iday
Serr 27yA II the Wickersham Hos
l.tel New York ci,y MS HoucL
lis j. me :o!me! Alice Logls- Boz
nc. dapehter Of Nh. and Nj, sam
uei + Bosric formerly D, Frederic.
md sIanddaUehre! OF M.. and Nrs
Arthur Melvin 81
Nh md Nr>. \ a. Wa.rin-tol
>pen, the past two weeks Al Reno
both
Those from Fredstica who ot
tended the Football on Friday even
inc last between Caesar Rodne.
and conrad High schools Wer
Elizabeth Jaua GvruW Earle.
Webb Frances Got,orf Betty \
HARRINGTON. Ralph Gray ana Cha.
iolr4 Harrington
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Note To Typesetter:
Please Don't Go.

JOHANNESBURG p First
new immigrants 10 the Union oI
South Africa are likely 10 ne
printers and nurses The govern
ment printing works i, 80 short
stated that application has been
made 10 fly d government plane TO
Britain TO bring back conpo>ltor>
Shortage OF nursing staff has
necessitated the closing OF sec
tion OF the Groot Sckurr Hospital.
the largest in cape Province. and
permission has been given 10 re-
cruit staff in England.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
LINCOLN

In the Lincoln Methodist Church
On Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
the wedding Of Miss Janis Clenda-
mel OF Lincoln and Tech. Sgt.
Harry G. Greenly OF Westover Field
and Lincoln took pla';e. Rev. Par
ris {. Greenly OF CaTneys Point,
y. j.. uncle OF the groom, officiated
with a double ring ceremony. as
sisted by Rev. Z. y. Wright OF Lin
coin. The bride was given in mar
riage By her father. Mr.. Frank
Clendaniel. Sr. Her gown was OF
white satin with a finger tip veil.
Miss Aileen Clendaniel was her
sisters maid of honor Mr.. Doyle
GTeenly was best man for his
brother The ushers were Mr..
Frank Clendaniel. Jr.. Mr.. Richard
Clendaniel and Mr.. Tom Clendaniel.
brothers of The bride and Mr.. David
Alvin Greenly. brother of the
groom. 4 niece OF the groom. Miss
Natalie Dean Turpin OF Washing
ton. y. G., sang two numbers.
Because" and Il Love You Truly.
a cousin OF the bride Mrs Henry
Wilkins played the wedding music.
following the wedding a reception
was held at the home OF the brides
parents After a wedding "trip South
the couple will live in Newfound-
land where the groom is stationed
with tie l. 5. Air Corps
Sunday. Oct. s. is Rally Day in
our Sunday School. This day marks
the beginning of new year in our
church school program. Let US all
rally around the Bible this Sunday
and let US remember the import
ance OF attending Sunday School:
and above all think OF the influence
on the lives OF our children that
early Christian teaching will have
Everyone is welcome Bring youI
children.
Mr.. Wilbur Thomas and daughter
Ruth and Mr.. Figgs of Woodlyn
Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark
and sons, Ronald and Eugene ot
Wilmington were recent week enc
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Onis Car
penter.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Beideman ant
MI and Mrs. Oliver Ramsey OF Yea
Gon. Pa. spent the week end witt
his mother and aunt, Mrs. Cadi
Beideman and Mrs. May Wyatt.
Air and Mrs. John Strong an,
TWO children. Lydia and Johnnie o
Bristol, Pa. spent last week wit
Nh and Mrs L. j. Wilson an
family.
Mrs. Henry Warren spent las
week in Chester as the guest of he
sister, Mrs Charles McTherson.
Mrs f. NJ. Donovan has returne
home from d recent visit with he
daughter and family. Mr.. and Nr,
Thomas Cardwell in Wilmington
The Sunbeam Class OF III
Methodist Church School will hol
it's monthly business and socia
meeting at the home OF Mr.. an
Mrs Ed McGee on Wednesda
evening, October 9 Members an
their families are cordially invited
Mrs A. B. Donovan and Mr. an
Mrs. Harry Marker and Mr.
George McAllister of Wilmington
were dinner guests at the home {
Mrs. Maude Abbott on Sunday.
Mrs Matilda Warrimer is a pa
lent at the Milford Memorial HO:
pital
Mr. and Mrs H. t. Cannon speI
Sunday in Audubon. y. J.. as II
guests of their daughter and famil
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Fuchs
Nj and Mrs. Archie Carey spel
last Thursday in Wilmington.
Miss Louise Clendaniel OF Wi
mingtOn spent last week with he
parents Mr. and Mrs. John I
Clendaniel
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
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REDNA SEJA

Podruznica st. 5 SMZ bo irae-
Ia redno sejo jutri .vecer, oh s.
uri v dvorani 1t. 4, stare po-
slopje SIND. Seja je vazna, cato
Sc prosi clanstvo, da Sc udele-
III. ,
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|klEST'lNE
NOVICE
d A r OVI

Zadnje case so v nasem uradu
darovali sledeGi: "a "Baby
shower: Mr.. Frank Zadell in
Mr.. Frank Celigoj, XII vodita X
g. S Bar ma 15301 Kinsman Rd.,
$40; "a takojsnjo pomoc $25,
Mladinski pevski zbor SID ma
Waterloo Rd.; Mr.. in Mrs. Joe
Prestrl, 1870 Eaglesmere Ave.,
$40; Mr.. Victor Intihar, 1854 E.
176 St., je pa daroval SIS "a Ju-
goslovanski rdeci kriz in $5 "a
pomozno akcijo, ker mu je radi
della nemogoce udeleziti se pri-
redb, XII sc ia teden vrsijo v
Clevelandu v zvezi z obiskom
delegacije Jugoslovanskega rde-
cega kriza.
Ia pomozno akcijo je tudi da-
roval $40 poznani Anton Gori-
SEX, 231O4 Felch St., Warrens-
vile, O.
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podjetju, da ne hos izgubil pre-,
wed odiemalcev. = "

.podjetju, da ne hos izgubil pre-,
veG odjemalcev.
v nasi lepi domovini, svobod-
nj Jugoslaviji, te prav mic ne
pogresajo. Tam bodo vso stvar
uredili brez tebe. Ko hos sedaj
dobival pisma IL Jugoslavije, bos
videl ma znamki sliko sedanjega
voditelja, osvoboditelja in tova-
risa, marsala Tita. Tam je ma
pisano ''Demokraticna Fedora
tivna Jugoslavija" in tega ne
izbrise vec sam Lucifer, pogla-
var pekla. Torej, tvoje upanje
je slo po vodi v neskoncno vee-
most. Jokas "a nekimi nedolzni-
mi begunci. Seveda je res nekaj
tudi nedolznih, ker so slepo sle-
dill svojim voditeljem. A bill so
vec kot enkrat povabljeni, maj
sc vrnejo. &c pa tega MISC sto-
rili, temu nj kriva jugoslovan-
ska vlada. Kar je pa resnicnih
izdajalcev, "a te pa nj vec pro-
stora v nasi svobodni Jugosla-
viii. Res SO siromaki pomilova-
MIA vredni. Premajhne so vase
vsote, katere Jim posiljate. Ma
10 bolj globoko boste morali po-
seci v zepe, kajti, v dezeli, kjer
stane en- kilogram kruha $4.OO,
je treba napisati velike stevil-
Ike. Denar, XII SO ga pokradli po
jugoslovanskih zavodih, Jim tu-
di ne pomaga mic vec, kakor
da 81 z MIN zakurijo pee in pri
tenn ogrejo svoje podle duse.
Papez sam pa jim tudi ne bo
pomagal, ker jih smrtno sovra-
Ii zato, ker so Slovenci. L. Va
tikana izhaja najhujse sovras-
two do slovanstva in to il ver-
skin in narodnostnih razlogov.
Ko so pri mas Primorju dekle-
ia pela slovenske litanije v pro-
cesiji, so jih aretirali in zaprli.
So rekli, da Bog ne razume slo-
vensko.
Dale pravis, da je beseda "iz-
dajalec" grda. Da, zelo grda je.
Ma cello jim je zapisana in izbri-
sala je ne DO niti smrt. Zapisa-
ma DO v zgodovini naroda in
brali jo bodo poznejsi rodovi
- tisoc in tisoc let. IL nasih po-
rusenih domov pa bodo zrastli
drugi, novi in lepsi. Ma njih vr-
tovih bodo zopet vzcvetele lep-
Sc in velicastnejse cvetlice, ker
pognoJene bodo S krvjo nasih
sinov in hcera. Pc nasih pozga-
nih gozdovih bodo zrastli zivi
spomeniki, pricai in peli vec-
no slavo MIN, XII po5ivajo v njih
senci. Valovi nasega Jadrana
bodo sumeli slavospev vsem, XII
pocivajo V njegovih globinah.
Nasa lepa domovina DO zopet
vstala Sc lepsa, velicastnejsa in
- svobodna!
S pozdravom vsem ljubiteljem
naroda.
MarV VOprin
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Rad bi zvedeI

"a naslov mole sestre MARIJE
ZLATIC, rojena Kernel, donna il
Pristranska pri Postojni ma Pri-
morskem, XII je leta 1880 odpo-
tovala v Buenos Aires, Argent
no. Kdor We "a njen naslov ali
&c sama to cita, maj sporoci bra
tn LUDVIK KERNEL, 1900
Lucknow Ave.
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ZADU SNICA

v spomin 9. obletnice smrti
Victoria Opaskar, Sc bo jutri, v
soboto, oh Z. uri zjutraj brala
zadusnica " cerkvi sv. Vida. So
rodniki in prijatelji so vabljeni,
da sc udelezijo.
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1920 ADDISON RD.
hisa "a 2 druzini, IL sob; sc
lahko takoj settle. Takoj $5,-
200, ostalo ma odplacila. Ne
zamudite te ugodne prilike.
Ia nadaljne informacije po-
klicite HE 1854, po 6. uri Nv.
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ZlDusNIcA- !

" ponedeljek OBJ 6;30 uri zju-
traj Sc bo v cerkvi Marie Vne-
bovzete brala zadusnica "a po-
kojno Frances Skebe, OBJ pet
letnici njene smrti.
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III STARE DOMOVINE

PISMO IL STARE DOMOVINE
Mrs. Jennie Rajer, vdova
Primo, rojena Drenik v Strait
- Toplice ma Dolenjskem, live
Ca pred lett ma 6727 st. Clair
Ave-, v Clevelandu, ina pismo
il stare domovine cd Marie
Preseren, il Ljubljane, pri Vim
cent Coff, 1902 Delavan Rd.,
ali pa maj poklice ma telefon ~.
3176.
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NaprOdaj je: ].

velika 11-sobna hisa; vse izbolj-
Save; lota 50x123, ma Noting
ham Rd. Poklicite lastnika KE
2751. ....s-e H.
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IL BOLNISNICE

Mr.. John Grzincic, Eddy Rd.,
Willoughby, o., Sc je vrnil il
bolnisnice. Zdaj ga prijatelji
lahko obiscejo ma domu. zelimo
mu, da hi cimpreje popolnoma
okreval!
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POPRAVEK

". porocilu o, podrnznici st.
48 SANS Sc je yrinila neljuba
pomota. Vsoto $25 "a pomoc je
daroval Mr.. John Pirih, katero
je zanj podruznici izrocil Mr..
John Strancar. ~.
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CROSS NATION SECOND TIME Harry Arso Los Angeles cab
return New York City s Los
with six srvcemen who wanted to spend
Riding with Arisohn Shfter S James
f.
Ross picked
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KLUB ST. 40

V nedeljo Oh 10. uri zjutraj
Sc vrsi seja Kluba st. 40 JSZ v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Clanstvo je prose-
no, da sc udelezi polnostevilno.
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SEJA S. n. CITALNICE

v nedeljo, 20, januarja 1916
Sc vrsi seja S. N. Citalnice v
njenih prostorih 6417 St. Clair
Ave-. Pricetek tocno oh $50 do
poldne. Vdelezite Sc!
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Pogreb pokojnega John Kle-
menca sc vrsi v soboto oh 1. uri
popoldne IL Josip zele in sinovi
pogrebnega zavoda ma 65o2 st.
Clair Ave-, ter ma Highland
Park pokopalisce. Poroca Sc, da
je bill pokojni samski, ne vdo-
vec, kot je bilo vceraj porocano.
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Zokonski par

brez otrok, oba zaposlena,
zeli dobiti v najem 4 sobe
in kopalnico. Kdor ina "a
oddati, maj poklice HE 1874.
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Ure(lllil1ova
poSta

sc namenlla naplSatl en- par W.
site. Sicer tezko zaradi mojega
slabega zdravja, ampak dolz-
most me veze, kakor bi mogla
vsako zavedno Slovenko, da bra
MIN moi narod, XII ga ljubim in
vse one, XII so mu stall in Sc sto-
ie oh strani njegovih bridkih
in grenkih urah, ko je prehajal
liz enc dobe v drugo, liz suzenj-
stva svobodo.
Kakor ie razvidno, je zacelo
zavedno zenstvo pri SzZ spo-
znavati resnico, ker do sedaj so
zivele dvomih, zapeljane cd
njihs voditeljev. Sedaj, ko pri-
haia resnica ma dan in berejo v
pismih cd svojih lastnih sester
in bratov COLO resnico, so sc
okrenile ma pravo pot in zace-
lie nabirati prispevke "a mas mu-
ceniski narod v Sloveniji.
Tudi vase ime mora biti cast
no zapisano v zgodovini naro-
da. S tenn boste storile svojo kr-
scansko, naravno in clovekol-
jubno dolznost. Ne verjemite
onim, XII Sc zgovarjajo, da so
branili vero. Ne, to je grda laz.
Sal vendar vidite slehernem
pismu izraze: "hva,abogu in Bog
mas ie resil; verovali smo V Bo-
ga in cato smo zlnagali; zaupa-
Ii smo v Boga, Xxi mas je prive-
del do koncne image in tako
naprej. Sto in sto takih izrazov.
Torej, kje je resnica? a
Sami izdajalci il Koroskega
pisejo, kar prav gotovo berete,
da ko je prihrumela e m k a
druhal V naso lepo domovino, je
najprej napadla duhovscino in
cerkve. Narod nj mogel tega
preboleti, cato Sc je uprl. Kdo
je torej branil vero? Partizani
ali domobranci, XII so b'li nem-
Ski hlapci in SO spremenili nase
lepe cerkve v klavnice? Torej,
kje Sc to strinja? Drage mi Sc
sire in rojakinje, Sc zdaleka nj
imela vera pri tenn opravka, S
katerim plascem Sc danes ogri-
njajo begunci izven Jugoslavi-
je, ker druge obrambe nimajo.
Toda tenn vero lie Sc naprej
oskrunjajo dan "a dnevom.
Stvar je bila pa TAXA. slo sc
je "a mehke stolcke, polne skle-
de, velika premozenja in pa
mehkuzno kozo, ker cloveka
pretepsti do nezavesti in ske-
lece rane natresti Sc soil, to nj
bas prijetno. In prav gotovi so
bill, da DO zmaga ma njih stra-
nj. Zato SO padli in zabredll
V blato. Virgil so Cd sebe sramo-
to in ponos sloVenskega sina in
hcere. Sedli so k polni mizi in
pokazali z Judezovim prstom ::
On je, MEGA primite!
Torej, drage mi rojakinje pri
SZZ, kar vas Sc nj, krenite Sc
daj ma pravo pot in pomagajte
katoliski materi, XII je izgubila
dom, moza, morda Vse hcere in
sinove in sedaj nina prostora,
da bi polozila pod streho svoje
do smrti izmuceno telo in -
lahka bo vasa vest.
Urednica Sc je dobro postavi-
la zal, da je morala svoj ma
stop opraviciti, pa sal nisi tega
storila iz lastnega nagiba nj
Ii res, da 81 bila prisiljena?
Ostani trdna in pogumna.
Kadar govoris resnico, ne boj Sc
nikogar. Ostani Sc naprej zve-
sta narodu in ponosom bo S
zrla V njegovo bodocnost. Kar je
zavednih zena ii bodo sledile
Kar je pa narodnih odpadnic, te
pa sploh MISC vredne, da so vcla-
njene V kaksni slovenski orga-
nizaciji.
Sedaj pa Sc nekaj. Gospod
Grdina je pa nekam jako hud.
Mic mu ne gre vec po wolff. Je-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-07
Giunts Play at
Lexington Tuesday
Night June 18th

Twin City baseball fans will he
treated to their first night baseball
game featuring Negro nine on
Tuesday night, June IL. when the
Twin City Colored Giants 60 to
bat with the Nickel Joint Nine.
one Of the strongest triple A clubs
in the Northwest. at Lexington
Park, St, Paul.
The Nickel Joint team will fea-
ture Youngberg, Schmidt and
Cooley, pitchers, and Fahrenrich,
catcher; while the batteries for the
Giants will be Sammy Harris,
formerly Of the Birmingham Black
Barons and the reliable Jake FoOts.
George White, manager Of the
Giants, promises baseball fans sew
crRl more attractive games during
the season.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-07
Float
Participants
To be Selected

Closing the Aquatcnnial float
fund drive donations was the 800
contribution sent in last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T.. Cephas, AZ
+. LRrpenteur Ave, st. Paul.
A complete account Of funds re-
ceived, expenses incurred during
the drive. and the final financial
standing will be made available
to the public next week.
The advisory committee Is now
facing the tough job Of selecting
Twin City people to represent the
various figures on the float, The
list Of names submitted will be
Culled over ut the next meeting of
the committee 60 be held at a date
20 be announced within the next
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-07

Recalling to your memory a few
songs Of yesterday. Do you re-
member, Little Old Lady" Hold
Tight" or "WhO da rack a sacky,
want some sea food" Thru for
the Night" AFTER Hours" when
the Lights Go On Again" "Chew,
Chew Your Bubble Cum" and
Dorothy Browns favorite, II Don't
Want To Set the World on Fire.
DO you remember?
Look here, Pops, try and reach
this speech, because daddio, it's a
peach. When you begin TO sagRinR
and dragging 10 dim dime mote
from n slick chick donnie dog house,
and dose a draped dreamer a fine
foxy focus, which in turn would
cause "A cat to jump 10 n jersey
slump chalk. Or perhaps a cake
walk. So cats, don't be melted Quit
Learn what It's all about. PeOla
for righteous rig when a tipsy
turyy trys to trig your wig with n
gig.
The up-and-coming Club Ten
Limited gave n mad hop last We'd
nesday, and It was really great in
every way. Tuesday, n group gave
n pow-wow which turned out great.
Well. anyway, Until the Rains
Came. Also, Thursday, the Elks
drum and buRle crops marched In
the parade, and from what | hear,
were paid great compliments.
Friday, a dance at Whentley be-
cause Of rain, had little trouble.
Cecil Taylor tried 10 sing Prisoner
Of Love-" while Al, CJn CT,
N.Mc., RIP, BIB, and DIG. scream
ed. (Oh, FrnnkieN
The track meet between st. Paul
and Minneapolis will prove very
interesting and exciting, for both
cities have good runners and jump
eTs.
Quiz Of the Week: Once and
for all. are d. A. and A. A.? Or
what7 Are c. J. and J. 81 How
do feelings range between J. G. and
q. EFT What is C.. HIS story?
Will Il. T.. ever realize what he Is
passing upH You tell him. F.. w.
because you just ought to know
AND will Rex and Cindy live
Tune In next week same time, same
paper for another chapter Of "Ju.
venile 1--WE" sponsored by "Jim.
mics Jumping 1--WE Joint"
Duke (Fiddler) Don.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-07

WANT ADS 49,. 49,. co.. ....
FOR SALE seven room house
Thirty-six and Elliot Ave. Colfax
SS7f.
WANTED: Three room apartment
furnished or unfurnished-South
Minneapolis-Locust 1857.
George Green, civil engineer, form
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ern Minnesota please write X. l..
Gray, 1886 First Ave So, Mpls.
Wanted: Five or six room apart
ment, Call Regent 81O6.
Wanted: Unfurnished room for
single man. Call BR. 1896.
For Rent: Small room. Single
person. Call after 6 p. m. Regent
0623.