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The union times., 1947-06-14
Most Vets At
 Work Or School

Washington, D. C.-Six out of every seven World War II veterans are at work, or in school or college under the GI Bill of Rights, Robert C. Goodwin, Director of the United States Employment Service, and Perry Faulkner, Chief of the Vet erans Employment Service, stated in a joint announcement this week.
 More than 11,3OOOOO veterans are at work and 100000 are back in school the announcement said Only 860,0OO are listed among the unem- ployed. The balance of 390,0O0 are talk ing vacations before entering the labor market.
The union times., 1947-06-14
Congress Group Sees No Threat Of Fasciism Here
Committee Ignores Klan, CoIumbians, And Other
 Hate Groups In US.

Washington (LPA) - The fight against the development of a native FaScism in America was given a dou- ble setback by two Congressional com mittees last week.
 After a single lO-minute hearing three-man Fascism subcOmmit- tee of the House Un-American Ac- tivities Committee announced that there is no threat of Fascist-type organizations in this country. The subcommittee, which revealed that it had made practically no investi- gatiOn whatever, had nothing to say
The union times., 1947-06-14

AFL unions filed 9o cases; CIO unions AZ. A 20@o increase in the number of elections brought the total to 40 with 65,471 votes cast. Union representation was voted in 8096 of the ballots.
 ''AFL unions won PIG elections, or 649o of those in which they par ticipated," the NLRB reported. ''CIO unions won l45 elections or 55% of those in which they parti- cipated. UnaffiIiated unions won S9 elections and no union won a ma- jOrity in l29 elections" In 85 twO- union elections the AFL won 43 and the CIO 28.
 Ask President Truman to veto TN 4. H
The union times., 1947-06-14
Dramatists Join Projected Ban

New York (LPA) = The ban on appearances of Actors Equity-AFL at the National Theater in Washing ton after next season, unless the pres ent homogeneous refusal to admit Negroes to plays is reversed, has been strengthened by companion action of the DramatiSts Guild.
The union times., 1947-06-14
FIRE FIGHTERS

Finally in regards to problem of Fire Fighters Local 823 A. F. of L., in view of the ruling of the Corpora ton Council on the hremens e hour work week ordinance; we feel that you are now called upon to use the prestige of your position with the Board of Fire Commissioners and Board of Finance to effect this re- quest of our fremen.
 'sThrOughout the country, wher- ever the opportunity of referen- dunn vote exists on questions of public nature, the fOrty-eight and fifty-siX hour work week for fire men has been instituted.
 ''Certainly the cost of this reduc- ton in working hours is not so great as to require the retarding of the the fulfillment of this humane and reasonable request.
 Tn closing, we wish to thank you for your efforts in promoting the vel fare of our city in general, and its employees in particular. We wish to assure you ot our close cooperation at all times, and of our desire to be of assistance to you in every way possi- ble.
 Sincerely yours.
 ''Rev. Edward J. Shea,
 Chairman,
 ''Rev. Francis Barnett, H ''Mr. Nathan Sherman,
 s'PrOf. Andrew MOOrehouse,
 s'Mr. Louis Feinmark,
 ''Mr. James Spignesi,
 ''Mr. Richard Buckley,
 s'Mr. Vincent McCovern,
 s'Mr. Ralph DellaSelva,
 s'Mr. Nathen Kirschner." Ask President Truman to veto the Hartley-Taft Anti-LabOr bills.
The union times., 1947-06-14

THE OBITUARY column in the Syracuse (N.Y.) Herald-J JOurnaI recently reported the death of John Obit, 4.
The union times., 1947-06-14

while Joseph Egan, William Ford, Fred Beuther and Francis Mazeau were chosen to attend the New Eng land convention to be held at Port land, Maine.
The union times., 1947-06-14

Ask President Truman to veto the Hartley-Taft Anti-LabOr bills.
The union times., 1947-06-14

Ask President Truman to veto the Hartley-Taft Anti-Labor bills.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23
News From Voncleuve
Mrs. H. D. Morris Is Hostess TO
Womans Society Meeting Monday

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met Monday with
Mrs. H. d. Morris and a general
business session held, during
which plans were made for q
food sale. The proceeds will 60
to remodel and paint the Sun
day School rooms.
Seven members were present
and Mrs. Joseph Pabst and Mrs.
w. j. Murphy were welcome
guests. Refreshments consisting
Of Sandwiches, cookies and tea
were served by the hostess.
Friends of Mrs. II. T. Woodman
wiz be sorry TO hear that she is
to undergo a serious operation in
a Biloxi hospital on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harmon Havens
and family of Meridian we're e
cent guests 0 relatives in Van
cleave.
The Vancleave Library Asso-
citation met Saturday night with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23
Extensive Scout
Program Started
At Moss Point

On Friday. May l6, the exc
cutive committee composed OF
Mesdames l.. G.. Bond, r C. Eley,
w. M. Alexander, f. A. Khayat
and Miss Sue Boatner met to dis
cuss the organization Of a senior
girl Scout Troop. Mrs. John
Bridges was elected troop leader
and Mrs. Kathy Vernon her as.
sistant. Plans were made for the
organization of a troop and ma
tional headquarters has been con
tacted for registration. All high
school girls, at least IA years of
age, are eligible. Girls who have
been Scouts elsewhere can be re
instated For the summer months
special emphasis is to be laid
on a swimming program, both for
beginners and advanced swim
mers, with supervised instruction.
Later a course in first aid in
struction is planned.
The YM.B.C., who for several
years have been the sponsors of
the Boy Scouts, have recentlv
purchased a quonset hut which
has been located on their club
property. The Scouts under the
Leadership of their Scout Masters
are remodeling the hut for their
use as "a club house. The work
is being done under the super
vision of Richard V. Shields,
Scout Master of Troop 227, and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23

a large number present. Plans for
a Vancleave home coming has
definitely been made for July 10.
The members Of the WMU.
had their. regular meeting at the
Baptist Church on Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Earl Davis, accompanied
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Leo
Davis, spent Saturday in Mo
bile.
Miss Joe Groves was the week
end guest Of school friends at
Perkinston Junior College.
A group of sixteen attended the
shower given for Mrs. I. c. Tay-
Tor last week at the home of Mrs.
T. Woodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Keen
were Friday guests of Mrs. Keen's
mother, Mrs. Bertha Wilson.
Mrs. w. J. Walters spent sever
al DAYS last week in Gulfport
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23

with her grandchildren and with
her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Bur
ton, who underwent a serious
operation recently.
Mesdames Cliff FURRY and
Richard Steelman were hostess
es at a shower for Mrs. James
Keen at the home of Mrs. Cliff
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Roberts
and daughter visited the N. E.
Taconi's and Roy Harris in st.
Martin and Biloxi Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis Wis
tied in Moss Point on Sunday.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Alexander was a
weekend visitor in Ramsay
Springs.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Vaughan were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Davis and family of
Pascagoula; Mrs. Maude Rouse
and Mrs. MILFORD Leatherwood
and children and II. p. Davis of
Mobile; and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Frentz of Biloxi. Mrs. Maude
Rouse is to leave for Seattle.
Wash, on Wednesday and will
go to Japan where she will visit
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Elwood
Rouse.
Mrs. Vaudie Carter and son,
Gene, left for San Francisco on
Thursday.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Wal
tiers spent Monday in Gulfport
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Bes-
sic Burton.
The revival services at the
Vancleave Church ended Friday
night. The Rev. Ola Nix, a for
mer pastor, delivered the ser
mons during the meeting.
Miss Joe Groves was an over
night guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
lev Keen in Virgins Friday.
Mrs. w. A. Scott of Black
Creek spent Friday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Anderson
and family of Paseagoula visit
ed friends here Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ray Rust
have returned from st. Louis
where they attended the South
ern Baptist Convention.
Prayer Meeting at the Baptist
Church will be held each Wed
nesday night in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Wall and
family were Sunday guests of
Miss Lizzie Ware.
Eddie Cochran of Beaumont,
Texas, was a weekend visitor to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Cochran.
Mrs. William Moore and daugh-
ter, Linda, and Mrs. Howard Da-
Wis visited in Pascagoula on Mon
day.
Mrs. Katherine Rawle and
son, Charles, are visiting Mrs.
Francis Einfeldt and daughters
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Davis and
family were Sunday guests of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Devils Rabby in Co.
den, Ala.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs,
A. c. Tew is on the sick list.
Misses Dorothy, Doris and
Addys Ryals Of Pascagoula were
Thursday and Friday guests of
Mrs. Burton Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Martin have
returned to their home in Iowa.
The Rev. Ode Nix and the
Rev. w. J. Walters attended the
Seashore District Conference in
Purvis last Tuesday and the con-
ference in Ellisville on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Jerushia Bonham has been
visiting Mrs. N. w. Ramsay for
several days.
Francis Gamblin was a Sun.
day visitor of the Cooper Gam
bins in Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ravens and
daughters visited Mr.. Havens'
sister, Mrs. Frank Byrd, in
Kreole Sunday. Mrs. Byrd has
just returned from the hospital
after undergoing an operation.
Mrs. Cliff Rouse, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Al Stagg, Wis.
tied their father in the Veterans
Hospital last Wednesday.
Miss Winifred Ravens visited
Miss Rosemary Ramsay in Pas
cagoula on Monday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23

James K. Powell, assistant, and
Bert Wood, Scout Master of Troop
220.
At a recent meeting the Wo-
mans club voted to sponsor d
cub pack. Mesdames L. G. Bond,
j. c. Hassell, w. H. Schaub and
G.. c. Bryan have been appoint
ed den mothers and plans r be-
ing made for an organized pro
gram.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23

The colony of Aleut Indians
ON the Pribilof islands practi-
cally hibernates in winter be-
cause of strong winds which
make it virtually impossible to
stand erect out of doors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23

The word carat" the name Of
the weight unit for jewels, de-
fives from the Mediterranean
carob tree, the seeds of which
r of very uniform weight and
were used in ancient times as q
measure of weight.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23

Vote For x. L. Walker for
Sheriff and Tax Collector.-Adv.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-15

Women are employed by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
IN clerical positions in various
field offices and at FBI head
quarters In Washington. Be-
cause of the strenuous nature of
the duties, women are not en-
ployed as special agents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-15
PIT. A. ASSEMBLE

HICKORY, Oct. 14.-(P-
D;s+rict three of the North Caro-
Ina congress of parents and
.nachers met here today to dis
o,1ss building for tomorrow"
An address on that subject was
,aode by Mrs. E. B. Hunter of
'barlotte, state PTA president.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Miss Blackstone,
Ste1Vart Labat
Wed Yesterday
Continued From Page D-1J


ington University, where she was a
member of Chi Omega Fraternity.
She is descendant OF the Black
istone family which settled in Mary
land during the early part OF 1900
and whose manoral grant was St.
Clements Manor, part of which is
River Springs. Her maternal an
cestors were of the Society of
Friends, the Miff1ins and Woodalls
who settled in Philadelphia with
William Penn in 1851 and were
prominent in the early history OF
Pennsylvania.
The bridegroom attended the Uni
versity of Virginia, where he was a
member of Pi Kappa Alpha, and
was graduated from the School OF
Foreign Service of Georgetown
University. He was naval aviator
in the Marine Corps Reserve with
the rank of captain. was wounded
at Guadalcanal and served as an
instructor at the Miami Beach Air
Base. His father came to the
United States with the French mill
tary mission in November, 1917,
after three years in the French
Army. He was attached to the
French Embassy in Washington for
several years, became head OF the
department of modern languages at
Georgetown University, and died in
1890
The bridegroom's mother was
Marie Stewart, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Stewart. residents OF
Washington and its vicinity for more
Evening star., 1947-11-16

Texas, came down from New York
for the party, bringing with her DR..
Frank williams of that city.
Others in the gathering were Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Henry S. Aurand,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Theodore D.
Ruddock. jr.; Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
James Kirk. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
]. L. Holman, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Roswell E. Hardy, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Guy H. Drewry. Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. John K. Christmas, Navy Capt.
and Mrs. Charles Erck, Navy Capt.
and Mrs. Harold D. Baker, Col. and
Mrs. Harrison Shaler, Col. and Mrs.
Walker Holler, Col. and Mrs. Emer-
son Cummings, Col. and Mrs. Kester
L. Hasting, Col. and Mrs. Cassius M.
Dowell and Col. Robert r. Judson,
who will leave shortly to command
Evening star., 1947-11-16

the Seneca Ordnance Depot, and
Mrs. Judson.
Representing the service set at
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Essex's buffet
supper Thursday night were Admiral
Harley Christy. Col. and Mrs. James
M. Phalen, Col. and Mrs. Rufus L.
Holt, Col. and Mrs. John Meehan
and Col. and Mrs. Jones, with their
daughter, Mrs. Esler. Mrs. Esler
and her children, Clifford III and
Susan, left yesterday for their home
in New London after spending two
weeks with her parents while Comdr.
Esler was at sea. There were parties
or friends dropping by informally
every day to see the former Helen
jones, who was popular member
of the younger set in Washington
before her marriage at the Army
Evening star., 1947-11-16
MnHken
Continued From Page D-1.)

Commodore and Mrs. r. G. Gordon
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinckney McElwee
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wright, Miss
Agnes Stands and Mr.. Parkman
Clancy.
Back From Overseas
Col. and Mrs. Deitrick's party
yesterday was given at their home
in Arlington, 1900 Thirty second
road North, which they purchased
in June. Originally planned as q
housewarming. the fete was post.
poned until the return of severa
Of their friends from European
duty. Mrs. Deitrick's niece. Mis-.
Georgia Mcdonald, originally from
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Dance Chairman

Chairman Of the Icelandic eve
ming, to be celebrated at the United
Nations Club Sunday. dinner dance
this evening, is Miss Margret Thors,
daughter of the Minister of Iceland
and Mrs. Thor Thors. There will
be native food and music.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

than 80 years. Their former home,
Belle Chance, near Forestville, Md,
was taken by the Army for Andrews
Field and they now reside at Upper
Brambly.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18

sTALNO. zAposLEN INzENIR

nujno potrebuje stanovanje, da bi
1ahko prisla zena in sin Cleve-
land; ina izvrstna priporocila. Ne
kadi in ne pie. zeli Sc ali 6 sob
kjerkoli. Podnevi poklicite5
EiE 1864 zvecer pa YE 7ls3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18
Tedai so sc Dihurji zakadil

Tedaj so sc Dihurji zakadili
v kipeco zemljo S krampi in mo-
tikami. Podzigala sta jih strast
in srd.
Razparali so povrsje vzbo-
kline in j globokim rovom
prodrli v osrcje, kjer je bill IL
vir njihove nesrece. Medtem ko
so cd kraja Sc cuvali krompir-
jeve sadeze, Sc jih izogibali in
posamezne grme z rokami pre-
nasali ma subj svet, jih je boj
kmalu popolnoma obsedel. vi
deli so lie Sc sluzaste celjusti,
XII so segale po vedno vecjem
delu njive. Besno so vrtali "a
novimi slinastimi ranami, od-
pirali Jim zile in jim izcenjali
rjavi strup v globok kanal, XII
so ga izkopali cd glavnega vira
in cez vse njive do ozar.
Bosi in gologlavi, pokriti
blatom, so vrtali kakor krti.
Pri tenn MISC cutili ne utrujeno-
sti ne lakote. Dihur sam je oral
pri vzglavju glavnega pozirav-
nika in mu brez oddiha razko-
paval zebra. Mladi Dihurji pa
so napadali ostale izvirke, XII
dali zemljo in raztegovali mre-
70 odtokov v glavni kanal. Do
ma je ostala samo Micika.
Zelena njiva Sc je kmalu IL
premenila v siroko, rdeckasto
krtino, XII sc je videla dalec po
soseski. Sosedje so nitro uga-
Mill, kaj to pomeni.
"Dihurji Sc zopet dajejo
poziravniki"
Tri dni nj bilo nobenega INA
menja, kdo Sc DO VIDAL. Pac Sc
ie vedno vec umazane vode zbi-
ralo v jarku, XII jo je izcejal ma
ozare ze "a eel mlinski kamen.
Toda tudi poziravnik Sc je kosa-
til ma vse strani. Cetrti dan pa
Sc je nagnila zmaga k Dihur-
jem. Kipenje zemlje Sc nj vec
sirilo, srebanje novih sluzastih
ustnic je prenehalo, pac pa je
zacela voda ma vso moe udar-
jati il glavnih rovov.
Dihur je zavestjo zmagoval-
ca neumorno ril dale. Zlezel je
ze cisto pod vzboklino in odpi-
raj pravi pravcati rov. Do kole-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18

netnih potez, njegove oci pa SO
imele cuden blesk. -.
"Ali maj gremo po gospoda ?''
je bleknil Nee cez cas-.
Dihurjevo telo Sc je zdrznilo
pod razcapano odejo.
cali mislis, da me bo poziral-
mix pozrl ?"
"Samo tako sva mislila ;"
Do svita Sc nj mic spremenilo.
Tho je lezal Dihur in fanta sta
medtem zadremala "a pecjo.
Ko pa je okence iz daljave ma
znanilo jutranjo zorro, so Dihur-
ia zopet napadli krci. Moral je
trpeti neznosne bolecine v Gre
vesih, zakaj v nezavesti Sc je
neprestano grabil "a kilo, ka-
kor bi hotel potlaciti creva ma
zaj trebuh. Otroci so memo
stall okrog postelje. Ko so bole-
cine malo popustile in Sc mu je
zavest zjasnila, je zastokal:
(Dalje pr5hodmjicj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18

ma je stal v rjavi zlobudri. Cd
povsod, il dina, il ilovnatih stem
Sc je stekala voda, vec in vec.
Nee in Pungra sta komaj uteg-
nils odstranjevati zemljo, XII 10
je oce metal IL rova.
"Zdaj ne smemo odnehati, to
je sanno potuha ;" je bodril
Dihur sebe in otroke. .
"Bradavica mora biti suha. {"
"Poziravnik mora crkniti."
Peti dan Sc je zacela zemlia
okrog poziravnika vidno susiti.
Dihur Sc je bill preril skozi vrh-
MO plast rdece ilovice do spod-
ME modrikaste. L. sloja med
obema plastema je vso silo
vdrla voda ma dan. Nee in Pun
gra sta sc zmagoslavno razko-
racila mad odvodnim jarkom.
"zila je najdena >"
Dihur pa je Sc vedno mahal s
krampom v testeno zemljo.
Pri zadnjem zamahu je rezilo
kresnilo oh kamen. IL rova Sc
je zacul zmagoslaven kirk:
"Bradavica je resena :"
Temu kriku pa je koj sledil
cofast padec in nato bolesten
jek.
Nee in Pungra sta vdrla v
row. V kotu je lezal vznak Di-
hur, pokrit plastic usedle zem-
lie, iz katere je molel ogromen
kamen. Pungra mu je dvignil
glavo il zlobudre, XII ga je hote-
la zaliti, Nee pa je kar roka-
ma odmetaval zemljo z MEGA.
Preden je odvalil kamen, XII mu
je lezal ravno ma kill, je bill Di-
hur re nezavesten. Otroci so ga
zvlekli il rova in ga polozili
sredi krompirjeve zeli ma tia.
Kuhala ga je vrocina, da Sc mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18
ENAKOPRAvNOsT

je ilovnata skorja sproti lusei-
la cd lie.
Pungra je tekel domov po
krave. Toda ko Sc je vrnil z
vprego, Sc Dihur ze zavedel;
ganiti pa Sc nj mogel. Ko so ga
otroci polagali ma gare, jih je
opozarjal:
''Pazite ma krompir, da ga ne
pohodite!
Donna Sc mu je' zopet poslab-
salo in zvecer je zacel blesti.
Plaz mu je pretisnil kilo in Gre
va so Sc mesala, da Sc je krce-
vito premetaval po slami.
Otroci so ga izprasevali:
cali maj gremo po koga?"
''Po nikogar!" je omahnil oce
v omotico.
In tako so bill sami price
ocetovih bolecin.
Polagoma Sc je Dihur umiril
in zdelo Sc Jim je, da spi. Tho
so sc umaknili ma lezisca, pu-
still pa so brleti luc ma mizi.
Ponoci jih je nenadoma zbudil
ocetov glas:
"Koliko je ura?"
Oba, Nee in Pungra, sta zdir-
jala ma dvorisce, pogledala ma
zvezde ter sc takoj vrnila.
"Kosci so mad Ursljo goro,
zanjice mad Svinjsko planino in
grabljice mad Golco.'
Potem je dve!"
Nato je sledil dolg molk. Di-
hur je nepremicno lezal in str
mel v sajasti strop. IL kotov Sc
je slisalo dihanje utrujenih
otrok. Nee in Pungra sta OBJ
sedela pri peel, kakor bi prica-
kovala nadaljnih ocetovih zelj.
'Njegov obraz je bill poln zago-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18
Harnnonike

move in rabljene; junior zenske
in profesionalne vrste. Ekskluzivni
Rance model.
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1901 w. 81 St. WO 2242
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(N0d0ljeVGnje)

(Nadaljevamje) @
Dihur je bill yes izcrpan in sc
je brez moci sesedel ma nate.
zavnico. Otroci pa, XII so bill yes
cas- kakor okameneli, sc MISC
zganili.
Komisijo je ia mir razburil!
"Gavzniki, kaj zijate!"
cali smo opravili ?" je teda.
vprasal zandar.
Komisija Sc je jadrno odpra-
villa z dvoriSca.
Komaj je "a mimi zaropota'
la lesa, je Dihurja ze vrgla boz
jast. Ko Sc je prebudil il ONO
tice, nj bilo Neca in Pungre nj
kjer. Izostala sta tri dni in trj
noci; skrila sta Sc v pecevju "a
bajto. LIE Micika je vedela "a
njuno skrivalisce in jima skri'
val donasala hrane. Ko so sc
rane zacelile, sta sc vrnila, ka.
kor bi Sc ne bilo mic zgodilo, in
nihce nj tega dogodka vec ONE
nil.
Ze tri dni so sc Dihurji bo-
rili z novim poziravnikom, XII je
iznenada napadel najboljso Mi
hovo njivo "bradavico". Priv
ga je zapazil enooki Pungra, Xxi
je takoj zdirjal les pod goro
kjer sta Dihur in Nee podirala
Kakor bi naznanjal hudo uro, je
re cd dalec vpil, da je odmeva-
10 po tihih slemenih:
"Bradavico je napadel nov
poziravnik!"
Dihurju je zastala sekira.
cali ma repuscu ali ma jecme'
niscu?"
"Na repuscu "
Dihur in Nee sta zagnala
orodje v skorje in zdirjala do
NOV.
Novi poziravnik je sluzil ma
gornjem koncu bradavice, sredi
krompirjeve setve. Kdor bi teh
pozresnih posasti ne poznal, bj
TAXI pohlevni mokroti ne pripi,
soval nobene vaznosti. Toda Di-
hurji so vedeli, S kom imajo
opravka. Take rumene potuhe
sc nitro sirijo in bogato rodijo
Zacel Sc je cediti ma najnevar'
nejsem mestu, ma mali vzbokli.
nj, odkoder bi lahko poziral rast
ma vse strani. In ravno to letc
je bill krompir nenavadno lep
y
bahave, temnozelene rasti in 60
den "a grobanje.
Dihurji so cd vzglavja pozi'
ravnika do ozar izkopali drago
lepo med krompirjevimi brazda'
mi, da pri tenn niti enega grma
MISC poskodovali. Draga pa nj
zajela niti tretjine mokrote
Zemlja je zacela kipeti v vedno
veejem krogu in ma obronkih SC
slinili novorojeni pozeruhi. Mo-
krotne celjusti so Sc odpirale
in grozile pozreti cello repisce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18
YE 54l6
cALIFoRNIJSKo VINO

CALIFORNIJSKO VINO
dobite ma pajnte ali galone;sampa-
nice in cordials ter drugo mehko
pijaco "a praznike.
PARIS'S FAMOUS WINE HOUSE
64O4 Denison Ave.
Imamo tudi 6% pivo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18

LASTN1K PRoDAJA hiso S 7 So
bami ma 10322 Lake Shore Blvd,
Bratenahl. 4 spalnice zgoraj, spodaj
3 sobe; 2 garazi, 2 veliki lott, 227x
800 in 5Ox1O0. zrtvuje Sc "a $14,-
500 ali zamenja "a posestvo ma
zapadni strani.-SUperior O898.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18
SH 479e

zENIN IN NEVESTA isceta maj
hno stanovanje v najem. Bosta sama
popravila in preuredila kar je po-
trebno. Imata dobra spricevala.
Najraje ma vzhodni strani. Pokli-
cite med 10. in 5. pop. in vprasajte
"a Mr.. VIM. Alfonsi. RA o3o0 po 7.
zveSer poklicite 30 4232.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18

POHIsTVO NAPRODAJ-Zas spal-
nico, 8 komadi il mahoganija, ne
veneer; box vzmeti in modroc, $50;
zelezna postelja, XII Sc skupaj zglb-
lie, in modroc SIS; namizna svetli.
ka SIS; izvrstnem stanju. Tudl
star Zenith elektricni pralni stroJ,
SIS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-18

PROFESSOR MA KoLEGrJU nuino

potrebuje stanovanje Ease, "a zeno
in enega otroka. zeli stanovanje S
8 spalnicami ali polovico duplex
hise; najraje ma Heights. Plaza do
500 mesecno najemnine Ina maj
boljsa spricevala. Podnevi poklicite
GA $3.50 zvecer pa SIX 1861.