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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

urer of the Democratic National
committee and now a special as
slstant to the Secretary of the
Army, told the Senate Appro
prlations committee last week
that he had been large "in-
vestor" in market futures but
closed out most of them after
taking his post and had used no
confidential information.
If there is any Senator Or any
Congressman dealing in these
(commodities) then the public
should know it," Ferguson told
the Senate, after saying Ander-
son now had authority to disclose
names.
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EXPRESS GUARDS
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ner, 40, employees of the Drinks
Express company, escaped IN
jury.
Whallon and Kuehner had
parked their small armored
truck at the curb. on a deserted
South Side street, and had
alighted to deliver the money
to the processing labor atory of
the Eastman Kodak company.
Covered Quickly
Whallon reached into the truck
TO get the money bags and a
black sedan swerved to a stop
behind the truck.
Two bandits, one carrying a
pistol and the other a shotgun,
Jumped out of the car. The man
with the pistol pinned Whallon's
arms behind his back while the
other fired blast from the shot
gun and shouted:
Drop the money or we'll
blow the hell out of you''
Auehner stepped in and grab
Wrested them from him and
lied. Kuehner opened fire on the
lIeelng bandit, and the bandit
Staggered and dropped the bags.
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SENATE
Continued From Page One)

...bo might be playing the mar
N Senate debate, Senator Nc
Mabon (D.-Conn.) asked wheth-
m~ M the Republican majority on the
Committee wanted to paw over
w. sTn list so they could parcel
'ut "nt such names as they wanted
u chairman Bridges (R.-N.H.). Of
.5e Appropriations committee
u5nmped u,r up and shouted, that is
1o+ fair Interpretation"
Senator Ferguson (R.-Mich.
ID that Anderson, Presidenr
r% Tr'1roan and Attorney Genera
riark all had "been talking
sbol1+ gambling in grain but there
~os a NO action until Republican:
"brought Mr.. Pauley up here tt
.astifv about his speculations."
Pauley Testifies
Edwin W. Pauley, former treas
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

passengers and once each week
there was an excursion for the
colored people.
"Once when she was towing
a schooner to sea, I went along.
After we had been at sea a little
while I could think of nothing
more attractive than dry land.
l frankly admit I was scared.
"She was a side wheel steam
er and when a big wave would
hit her the wheel on the star
board side would be buried in
the water to the hub while the
wheel on the port side was COM
pletely out of the w ater and
would fan the air, an alarming
sight to a small boy.
''The bones of the WaccamaW
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PRESIDENT HITS
Continued From Page One)

definitely whether he would op-
pose tax cut next year. That
question will be answered, he
said, when he delivers his mes
sage to Congress next month on
the state of the union.
Mr.. Truman's latest estimate is
that the surplus at the end of the
present fiscal year, next June 80
will be $4,667,000 He is ex-
pected to revise the figure up
ward next month, however
Knutson, chairman OF the
House Ways and Means commit
tee which originates all reve-
nue. legislation, proposed tax
cuts for all the 54,500,000 taxpay-
ers, ranging from 10 per cent in
the highest brackets to 100 per
cent in the lowest income groups.
Despite his contention that the
bill is veto proof, there were i'm
mediate predictions from some OF
his colleagues that Presidential
vet awaits it if Congress should
sent it to the White House in It's
present form.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

now lie in the bottom of the
west side of the river near the
floating dock:
"Other steamers plying the
lower Cape Fear were the Pass
port, John T. Underhill Wilm-
ington Sylvan Grove Queen of
the St. Johns, Southport and
others. The storm of 1887 drove
the Southport so far ashore that
one end was almost on the piaz-
"a of one of the water front
houses"
There undoubtedly are read
ers of the Column who know
the origin of the letter
from which the Column quoted
in yesterdays paper. We would
appreciate hearing from such
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

ways that she was the only
steamer of that name. l think
her master, Captain Bates
would have been greatly sur
prised to know that.
"The names of the signatories
to the paper although slightly
incorrect, are well-known to old
Wilmingtonians.
"The reference to Capt. Pot
ter is correct. He was a capable
seaman as was his son, Capt.
Leda Potter who owned and
operated the steamer Whining
ton after the death of Capt.
Harper.
'Mr. Harriss used the Wac
camaw for towing and excur-
sions. She was licensed for 900
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

persons, and further contribu-
tions on other old boats which
piled the Cape Fear. Such con-
tributions may be addressed to
"Along the Cape Fear" in care
of The Morning Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
CAPE FEAR
Continued From Page One)

ownership Of the steamer was
jointly vested in the Wilmington
and Weldon and Wilmington,
Columbia ana augusta rail-
roads.
after the bridges across the
three rivers were built the Wac
camaw was sold to Mr.. George
Harriss.
''The statement in the paper
COPIED from the original letter.
that she has no superior on the
Atlantic coast is a gross mis-
statement of fact provided al
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

About one fourth of the paper
pulp used in the United States
comes from old newspapers ano
magazines.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Truck
sess, Jr., motored from Philadel-
phia on Friday to spend the week.
end at long acres with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond P.
Long.
Miss Doris Hastings of Berlin,
Md, and Mr.. Russell Rogers of
Frankford were married on Friday
evening, October 31st, at Bishop
vile, Md.
His local friends will be pleased
to know that Lit. o. David Crock
er has been released from the Vet
Grams Naval Hospital in Martins
burg, Va, and reported back to his
position with the Soil Conservation
Service in Oakland, Md, on Monday
| He appreciates the kindly interest
of his friends and former associates
they have shown him.
Master Charles David Butch
! Hudson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter v. Hudson of Bishop, Md, il
celebrating his third birthday today
(Thursday), November 9Th.
Mrs. Carrie Tyre of Williamsvill'
motored on Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Myrtle Godfrey. Elmer and Ed
ma Magee to see the high waite
pounding Bethany Beach, the In
let, and Fenwick Island Beaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Stephens an
children from Ocean View spec
Saturday evening with Mrs. Steph
ems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +
Parsons.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07

for the following guests: Mr., and
Mrs. Elmer Wilkins and grams
daughter, Roberta. of Prime Hook
Neck, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding
and daughter, Hattie and son,
Charles, and Garrison Littleton, of
Milford. Other callers during the
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ken
ton and family of Frederica, Henry
Cook and Oscar Taylor, Sr., of Mil
ford and William Tompson.
Mrs. Price Webb spent the week
end with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clendaniel,
Jr., attended the Delaware-Frank-
lin and Marshall football game and
/. the Alumni banquet in Wilmington
/ en- Saturday
| A meeting of the Lincoln P. T. A.
F, will be held at s p. M, Friday eve
ming, November 7th. in the school
building. Rev. David Baker will be
the guest speaker and will bring an
interesting message. Adults and
children are invited. Come and
bring your friends.
On Saturday, Nov. 1st, a Hal
lowe'en Party was given to Elaine
Beebe and Wilson Morgan at the
Community Building by their par
ents. Those present were: the Mis-.
ses Mary Coverdale, Madaline anl
Joyce Bennett, Mary Benson, Eta
Fitzgerald, Hattie Harding, Steph.
anie McInerny, Janet Lofiand, Caro-
Mae and Margaret Wilson, Mary
and Kristine Wolters, Ann King
Janet Clogg, Joyce and Christina
Morgan, Elaine Beebe and Messrs
Gerald Swain, Jack and Alvin Fitz
gerald, Joseph Campbell, JOSEPH
McInerny, Douglas Coverdale, Ran
dali Reynolds, Dicky Todd, Charlie
Shockley, Wilson Morgan. Afte
: games were played, refreshments O
root beer. cookies, candy and pea
: nuts were served.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
BRIDGEVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jefferson
entertained the members of their
card club at their home on Cedar
Street, Monday evening.
Mrs. Fred Wiley was the week
end guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Catherine Riggin of Seaford.
Mrs. Burton Purnell and daugh-
ter, Laurlin, arrived home Saturday
after spending several months in
Miami Beach, Florida.
Mrs. James Scott was hostess to
the members of her bridge club
Tuesday evening at her home on
Walnut Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tuck enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Wolfe
of Coatesville, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Schagrin of Middletown al
dinner on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. C. I. Hoch of Will.
mington were weekend guests a.
the home of DR.. and Mrs. L. F. Hoch
Howard Tuck invited a few
lI1cuuS Oil OdLuFudy SfOhAu6 "
Halloween party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Newton mo
tored to Saratoga Springs recentl.
to see their daughter, Jane, who il
a student at Skidmore College.
Mr.. Martin L. Doordan, who un
der went an operation in jefferson
Hospital last week, is recuperatin
very satisfactory.
Mrs. Adele Rice and daughter
Catherine, were dinner guests G
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruos Saturda
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Truitt an
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Mack and sol
Steven, attended the football gam
Saturday afternoon between II. {
D. and Franklin & Marshall at Wi
mington.
/ Mrs. T. s. Smith, who has bee
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Hoffecker of Washington, d. c., hs
returned ONE,
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07

Miss Henrietta Wayne, Miss Bar
bara Denecchir and Kenneth Ward
of Blackwood, N. j., were the
guests of Miss Marie Derrickson on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Davis and
son of Salisbury, Md, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Morgan and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Marker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McAllister spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Davidson.
Mrs. Roscoe WeatherDy of Long
Island City, N. Y, and Mrs. G. E.
Watt, of fredericksburg, Md, visited
their father, j. L. Clendaniel on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Dickerson
and daughter, Janice, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Virgil Morris entertained
her card party on Wednesday eve-
ming. Mrs. Frank Clendaniel, ST.,
Mrs. H. E. Clendaniel, Mrs. Matte
Greenly. Mrs. Myrtle Kibler, Mrs
Elton lynch, Mrs. John LeCompte
and MRS. Geo. Derrickson were heI
4 guests
Mrs@J. NJ. Huff and Mrs. Arthur
Hail Of Milford were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards o.
Rehoboth.
Mrs. Winnie Harder accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vernon Reed o.
! Milton to Wilmington on Sundal
. where they visited little Miss Nanc.
, Reed In the Doris Memorial Hcspi
tai Their many friends will b.
glad to hear that Nancy is jmprov
. ing and able to get around on crut
: ches and hoping to spend he
:. Christmas at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Adams O
: Bellefont spent the weekend wit
their mother, Mrs. Jennie Messick.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beebe enter
!. tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hollan
t Of Milford on Saturday evening. TIL
evening was spent in playing cards
J. Mrs. Martin Webber and daugh
z, ter. Marylan and son. Martin, il
|, of Erlton. N. j., spent the week-en
g with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. an
Mrs. J. l. LeCompte.
d Onis Carpenter recently sold h
farm and purchased one from LioI
2 ell Ingram near Clendaniels Mi
l. and has taken possession this weel
d Mrs. Frank Harding and so
Charles, spent Sunday afternoC
N with Mrs. Marie Wilson at Dewe
s. Beach.
~ Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Wilkil
ID and daughter, Margie Gilmore al
IN Mrs. Frank Harding attended Il
funeral of Mrs. Nellie Eleanore v
OF dakin at the Wilson Funeral Parl
a. in Milton on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wiki
I'd celebrated their tenth wedding a
wv niversary on Sunday, Nov. 2.
Sunday evening they gave a dim
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07

Miss Kate Thornton came from
Philadelphia on Saturday to be with
her uncle, Capt. Ebe T. Chandler,
who is i'll at his spacious home on
Main Street.
Mrs. William E. Powell flew to
Richmond, Va, last week to be with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry w. Nc
Carin and baby son, Dan Powell
McCanE, who is hospitalized in that
city.
William S. Long, Jr., has returned
to Philadelphia after having spent
the past weekend at home with his
mother, Mrs. William S. Long.
Aunt Susy's joke of the week !:
"The Philadelphia Scotsman, who
had been missing for month, has
been found. They found him in one
of those pay-as-you-leave street
i cars"
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
FRANKFORT.

Another of Frankford's young
sters rate genuine congratulations
and wishes for many happy re-
turns of November 1st. Mr.. Fred S.
Daisey attained the noble age of
four score and six on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tingle re-
Gently made a business trip through
the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
They motored over the scenic Sky
line Drive to the Natural Bridge,
Endless and Luray Caverns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Gum and
children from Washington, D. c.,
were recent guests of his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. William A. Gum, Jr.
Mr.. L. McCabe has resigned his
position as custodian of the John
M. Clayton School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Morris visi-
ted friends in New Jersey over the
weekend.
No, you were not seeing double
on Sunday. That was their children
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward w. Dasey, Jr.
from Ney Jersey, who were week
/ end guests of Capt. and Mrs. Ware
j w. Dasey; just two fine Ward ant
Mary combinations.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mordecai H. Hudson
have received word of the recen
promotion of their son, Corpora
Mordecai H. Hudson, Jr., with tn
U. S. Marines, stationed on OahI
in the Hawaiian Islands. The youn
leatherneck volunteered for tn
service soon after graduating fror
the John M. Clayton School in Is
45, at the age of II. He received hi
basic training at Paris Island, \
c., and was first class privat
when he went overseas last sprini
A quiet wedding took place o
Thursday evening, October S0tl
when Miss Hazel Lewis, daughter (
Mrs. Mae Lewis of Ocean View, De-
. became the bride of Mr.. Lemu,
Rogers of Frankford. The Rev. Ov
en- Livingood of Snow Hill off1ciate
Miss jeanne Johnson and Mis-
Joan Stoakley spent the past weel
J end in Laurel with the latter
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Stoakley
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
LINCOLN

LINCOLN METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. e. N. Wright, Minister
Sunday, November 9Th.
la. M, Church SCHOOL, Douglas
Morgan, Supt.
Tuesday, Nov. III, Union Revival
services at Lincoln Church
Friday, Nov. IA, the services will be
held In Lincoln Church.
The Friendship Class, Mrs.
Ethel Warren, teacher, will meet
with Mrs. Gertrude Reed on We'd
nesday, Nov. IL. Text word Hope.
Each member is requested to furn-
ish some entertainment.
The fall meeting of the w. s. c. S.,
Dover District, was held in the As
bury Church, Smyrna, on Wedn0s-
day of last week. Mrs. Clifford Don
ovan, Mrs. Richard Johnson, MIs
w. H. Davidson, Mrs Mia Martin
and Mrs. H. M. Burns attended
from Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beebe and
family and Miss Grace Donaway
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Donaway of Mills
boro.
Miss Gilmore Satterfield of Phila
delphia spent the weekend will
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Satter
field and family.
Mrs. Mae p. Johnson is visitin;
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
David Young in Haddon Heights
n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clogg AM
daughter, June, and Mr.. and Mrs
John Clogg of DagsbOro visited re
latives in Philadelphia on Sunday
Also. they visited Valley Forge an
the South Western Airport of Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob II. Roosa {
Milford were the guests Of MrI
Roosa's sister, Mrs. Carrie Nuger
and son, Richard, on Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Kibler, Mrs. H. +
Clendaniel, Miss Ethel Beardsle!
Mrs. d. E. Greenly and son, Davit
visited their cousin, Mrs. Netti
Lockerman in Delmar "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Burns visite
relatives in Milton on Sunday.
Mrs. Nina Balsley and son, Oil
er and Mrs. Mable Shockley of Sci
ford, spent Sunday with Mr.. ar
Mrs. Edwin Mcgee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard StevensC
and son of near Milton, Mr.. and Mr.
Russell Argo and children and ];
Donovan of Milford, visited Mr.. al
Mrs. A. w. Donovan and family (
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Marshall
Milton were town visitors on Su
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NcrvaI Swinfo
and family moved to their M
home in Lincoln on Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Hong Kong Raids
A Milk Factory

HONG KONG -(P)- A raid bv
members of the health department
disclosed a source of danger to the
public health in a make-shift fac
tory for the illeoal manufacture of
reconstructed milk.
Health Inspector C. Strange said
the milk was manufactured from
powdered milk and condensed milk
mixed with ordinary tap water and
stirred in a bucket A bacteriolo-
gist's report showed innumerable
organisms in the milk.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Ever Watch Yourself
Having An Accident?

LEWISTOWN, Mont. = (F1 -
Martha Hoeckle, a school teacher
from nearby Brooks, watched a
driverless automobile roll across
street, slip between fire hydrant
and a gasoline pump and crash to
stop against brick wall.
"I'd hate to be in the way of that
car" she remarked to companion
as they walked on to teachers
meeting.
Hours later she returned to where
she had parked her car, found 1t
gone and realized then that it was
I her own automobile she'd watched
on the loose. She found it-with
fender and bumper smashed
right where she saw it stop.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07

Kept Home Fires Burning
There are 760 home fires every
lay in the United States.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
Pevski zbor "Slovan"

Euclid. O. - KO VZamem v
roke nase slovenske casopise in
zacnem prebirati, vidim, da Sc
oglasajo same veselice in kon-
certi z vseh krajev. Kakor vsa-
ko leto, tako Sc je tudi letos
moski pevski zbor "Slovan" od-
locil, da priredi svoj jesenski
koncert Z. decembra. Kakor "a
vsak koncert, sc tudi "a tega
pevci prav pridno pripravljajo.
Ker mas je mas ucitelj Frank
Vauter prav strogo v roke vel,
Sc tudi pevci prav pridno udele-
zujejo svojih vaj. Malo kdaj
katerega manjka, &c pa kdo IL
ostane, ga takoj vprasa: kaj je
zopet S tenn, ali ne yes, da ina
mo Z. decembra koncert?
Ia enkrat ne bonn omenil Pc
smi, XII bodo vkljucene pro-
gram, toda o temu pa bo tudi
pravocasno porocano. Mogoce
bo kdo cd nasih prijateljev in
prijateljic rekel, da je Sc dosti
casa. Dragi moji, nj casa, ker
tako nitro bezi, da sami ne bo-
mo vedeli, kedaj DO minil. Po-
sebno nitro bezi "a mas pevce
in moramo vas spomniti pred
no sc niste odlocili, da boste sli
kan drugam. Ko preberete te
vrstice, odlocite sc takoj, da
boste sli 7. decembra ma Recher
Ave. v SID ma koncert pevske-
ga zbora "Slovan' in nikamor
drugam. Seveda zvecer bo pies,
tako, da vam DO zagotovljena
"a par ur lepa zabava. Vstop-
nice prav lahko dobite, ker jih
ina vsak pevec "Slovana".
ze sedai apeliram ma vse ma
Sc prijatelje in prijateljice, da
81 re preskrbite vstopnice, da
boste ma dan koncerta napolnili
dvorano. Moskih pa priporocam
Sc to: ko kupite vstopnice, ku-
pite jih takoj tudi "a svoje ze-
ne, ali pa "a svoja dekleta
Vem, da tudi zenske rade po.
slusajo Slovanovo petite.
Torej mai teh par vrstic "a
enkrat zadostuje, obsirneje 9
koncertu samem pa DO poroca.
no pozneje. S pevskim pozdra.
vom
Frank Rupert
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

basan s slamo. Ko sva hodila
S stricem Plevnikom, sva vide
la kako so vrane zobale lepo
koruzo. Bio je okrog poldan,
skoraj bi rekel, da so vedele,
kedaj je cas- "a kosilo. Ko so Sc
nalozile, so zopet korajzno od-
letele v svoje zavetje. Mislil
sem 81: tega moza pa Sc prav
mic ne bojijo. Svetoval bi pa
Jura Krancicu, da "a drugo le-
to nabase S slamo zensko. Mo-
goce sc bodo vrane in krokar-
j bolj bali, ker zenske so po-
navadi bolj nude.
Spominjam sc, kako smo zad-
mic korakai IL temne hoste. Pi-
hal je hladni veter in zdelo sc
mi je, da Sc poslavljamo drug
cd drugega, ko so Sc priklanja-
la mlada drevesa. Jemali smo
slovo in sedaj, ko smo zapustili
lepo naravo, smo sc pa vrnili v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
.Francoski ccasopis
poroca O sOvjetski
atOnski bombi

PARIZ, II. nov. - Francoski
casopis IL Tntransigeant" je da-
nes priobcil porocilo, da je v
Rusiji eksplodirala; v uspesnih
poiskusih prva atomska bomba.
Eksplozijo Sc je, kot pravi caso-
pis, cutilo 19 mill dalec.
Clanek O ruski atomski bom-
bi je postal il .Prage casnikar
John Griggs, XII je porocal, da
je pri preizkusanju atomske
bombe bilo prisotnih 280 soviet
skin vescakov "a atomsko ener-
gijo in vladnih uradnikov. Bonn
ba je bila vrzena ma podrocje v
blizini Irkutska, Sibirija.
Grigg, XII pravi, da ina zanes-
live informacije, pise, da je
bomba bila mala in da je vagala
OkfOg lo IunIOV. Uclnek ekSplO-
zije je bill izboren. Casnikarsko
porocilo tudi pristavlja, da sc
"poskusne atomske bombe izde-
lujejo v Sibiriji," v mestu
"Atomgradu.'
Soglasno S tenn porocilom lie
baje prva atomska bomba Ru-
size eksplodirala re preteklega
junija.
Porocilo casnikarja Grigga
Sc spravlja zvezo z nedavno IL
javo sovjetskega zunanjega mi
nistra Molotova, XII je izjavil, da
"ze davno nj vec tajnosti atom
skin bomb."O
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13

nase stare domove. Zato Sc je
mas klub 'Ljubljana' odlocil,
da Sc tudi tn malo pozabavamo.
Odlocili smo, da bono priredili
" soboto 20. novembra veselo
zabavo in sicer v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. Kedaj bo zacetek ne vem,
Sc mani pa kedaj DO konec. Vem
pa, da je marsikateremu znano,
ra smo sc vedno dobro zabava-
II ma nasih prireditvah. Klub je
sklenil ma svoji zadnji seji, da
lahko vsak Clan pripelje enega
ali pa diva, pa tudi vec svojih
prijateljev S seboj. Tudi oni Sc
bodo ravno tako zabavali, kot
ostali clani. Kar Sc godbe tice,
je bila vedno v zadovoljstvo ob-
cinstva in tako DO tudi sedaj.
Jedaca in pijaca bo tudi izvrst-
ma, Mrs. Barkovic bo naredila
taksne sendvice, da sc boste kar
lefrali. Ne pozabite clani ONE
njenega kluba pripeljati svoje
prijatelje %. novembra zvecer
ma veselico kluba "Ljubljana".
France IL Ljubljane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
Klub Ljubljana

Cleveland, 0. - Veckrat sc
slisi enega ali drugega, da ga
narava zapusca. Vsako jesen,
ko mine poletje, pa mi zapusca-
mo naravo. Ko je klub "Ljub-
ljana' incl svoj zadnji izlet, ali
piknik ma farmah Jura Kranci-
ca, takrat Sc mi je pa kar vi
delo, da mi zapuscamo lepo ma
ravo ma dezeli. Seveda moramo
misliti "a nekai casa ma zimske
dneve, &c nam Bog da zdravje,
pa Sc zopet vrnemo k naravi.
Ko smo prirejali nase pikni-
ke in izlete, smo imeli cello po-
letje dosti strasila in sicer cd
strani nasega predsednika G.
Nagodeta. Ko smo Sc sprehaja-
Ii po hosti, nam je to bio pre-
povedano, ces, da Sc v hosti
nahajajo medvedi. Mi Sc pa nj
smo zmenili "a to strasilo in
smo pripomnili samo, da med
vedk nj. Pohajali smo cello po-
letje, medveda pa cd nikoder nj
bio. Mislim, da Sc je medved,
ko je zaslisal slovensko pesem
godbo ma celu, skril v svoj br-
log, v katerem DO pocival cello
zimo. Videl sem tudi drugo
strasilo, seveda "a vrane in kro-
karje. Bilo je dosti koruze, ma
sredi koruze pa je stal MOI ma