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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22
% Licenses To
Drive Issued

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a ~ afNan ~ said taiaY
4aaAaa iEgd eMafn psiinted utIs
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afs lsanasa am a hrfufe OgtOlreF
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22
Firenen Called
Out Three Times

The Fire Department was call
ed out three times yesterday af-
ternoon and last night, but none
of the calls was due to fire, but
short circuits in electric wires.
Calls came from Ray Navarro's
home, Caroline street; Love Lane,
Southland street; Ernest Ramsey's
resident, Southland and William
streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22

l6 Cubans. were forced b. bail
The pumps could not handle a.
The first ship. the Jose Fef
nanoez Rubin. went aground om
a reef three miles southeast 81
Tortugas Light. whicn Is ai,aai
60 miles west Of Key West on
Sept. II. The crew ef eigAt usen
leaped into small boats Sad. II
ter a hard pull. reschsa Ksmt Jsf
ferson where they teok Fefsams
with the keeper of the Natiensi
Monument there.
While this crew wss safe. an.
other ship with ten maen shuaa.
the Antonio Rodrigues. laas -
day. struck q neaFeg reef e.
sunk almost at once
At the very time ths naigla0eR
sank. the CG-s3 so3 wma am rwsase
90 Fort Jefferson - h1tna tsa
first eight men ashore
Bossswsint Mate t,anwa -
tention was called n ne sasmAsm
vessel BY one ~ ne aassN
aboard the Coast GaAss2d NsNa
just as ! lDokea tfAa AAAmm
vessel rolled eNeF - - ~
and dismpp@3Ewsa nswss#Nh -
waves" said Chief usnsA ftas
The Coast Guard veamMa 49,
ed for the crewmen "a tka hss
riguez She took the Fsem mhm q
and made for ths vielsats - 49,
jefferson. where thst isshnea go
other crewnwn They femmsma
there until yesterday sn8 tas e
men were plaeed aiNswFa go
Coast Guard ship
The captains II me llsslan swt
the Rodriguex reHamisasa - Eat
jefferson. A Cubsn salyaas tss
sci. the Mario Eien@. pssi tmsn tsa
fort yesterday end wtil stieusps -
raise and reflnat ths hatstN
The Coast Guafd he's mmuasnf
ed today that tn RfsfftMss#s a
believed 10 ~ - hadlt asmsaeea
that Il wiii not - westh ahss
raising her Tho Riihin twh
in good share Shs b restius h9h
on a. Il vi apgswara ma1 e.
he damaged s ssiy
The Dtsastet Psepmf esimssa
Committee 81 the keg Wwt
Chapter. Ameftean Rnd tfas.
was immediatelR uasas9a -
T. s lmmial stion m1en hNe "a
the plight ~ the Cutsan aeanaem
Few of them hsd shses So men
ey and very iittle ehsthtna
Lee Goddard chaifu4sn ~ ths
imrneaiasus #mHH
for lodging Cos the "a wsen az So
jefferson Hotel ard las mmal 81
the Columbia teas@sstsai Thrn
be went a. 3 dus niHNn anN
ment store and ofriefed nsesle8
shoes. eIothiTR aBa utlspf ssrss
Mrs. Ruth Lens chaiuan
the publicity committee ~ ue
Red Cross. aided GmAaasa Vha
Cubans wtll b. aIven ifasH an#
lodging until such tluar #s tha
fishermen employer khs Sc
IN Havana. are cssutsfted ana 81
can he mlasas ga thsm
them hack a. Cube
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22
Stores Open All
Day Thursday

Joe Pearlman. president of the
Key West Retail Merchants Asso-
citation. said today that all mem
tar stores will hereafter remain
open all day Thursday, as the
sunmer closing season has ended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22
NfNUEL PEREZ STffsw =
SLIGHT IuPRgDI EMINT

Manuel { Pefes pfnirt tsssa ~
al the palace Thaasfe eha
fersd slight stfssks laai russ
DAY. has hcen eunftuni e. ha
home ~ 70l Fieming ftWst
Ms Perez stated tssslat fhst hs
shows = sliRht impguNemnni
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22
NoTIcEii

Electrical examinations for
Master Electrician. JourneYman
Electrieisn. Maintenance Electri.
clan or Service Electrician. will
be held on September 2sfh. is47.
Anyone desiring TO take the OK.
animation may file their applics-
ton before September 2Sth. ls47.
al the office Of the Electrical In.
spsetor. City Hall.
J. NJ. WHITEHEAD.
Chairman.
Electrical Board.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22
BY BARBARA coRMLY

AP Newsfeoures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES flying doctor service. claimed be
the only OF its kind in the world carrying medical
did to formers and cattle and sheep ranchers Ausuus
lonely "outbuck".
The ideo conceived by the Rev John Flynn CFynn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-22
10 Shipwrecked
Cubans Brought
Here Yesterday
FISHING BOATS SANK OFF DRY TORTUcAss
COAST GUARD VESSEL HAD
ROUGH TRIP

Cuban fishermen boats which ssrouna
the reefs surrounding Dry Tortgas during the high
brought Key West yesterday and
awaiting transportation back TO Havana
The vessel the &C 80 403 with Boatsn Mass
o. B. Odom command made pelous trip back key Wet
yesterday with the Cuban fishermen against bad kicked
strong
trip that ordinarily takes about five the
nearly hours rough the The
of and all hands, including
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01
Page Three
Health COUNCIL PLANS CARNIVAL ApRn2 GOES 10 ANcAoRAo

Roman MALACHI, sew
enth and eighth gr ade
teacher at Se1dovia
school, was flown to
Anchor age by pilot
Fred Frakes We sterday
In Dr.. Be1tZ' new
plane. Mr.. NAL ach
plans to return to
Se1dovia tomorrow,
after securing den
tai attention in An
Choir age.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01

Of the year and then
move hsadquar ters to
Kenai for six mon tbs.
While at Kenai,
Miss Jacobsen would
be expec ted to con-
duct the heal tn pro-
gram Of Kasilof, Mn
ilchik and Tyonek as
we'll as Kenai.
It was decided to
ask for an express ion
Of opinion from other
organiz a ions in Sell
dovia before replying
to the lie tier out In
ing the plan.
The me citing was
ad journed, and mem-
bers then dropped In
at the home Of Mrs.
English for q sur
prise bir thday party.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01

The Front err sman.': !.
Health GOyNclk P!
OFFICERS RETAINED
Members Of the
Public Heal tn Council
elected new officers,
planned a Carnival
authorized the pur-
chase Of g new exam
lining table at Seldo-
via hospi tai, plan
ned to sound out the
community for an ex-
preston Of opinion
on "a Heal tn Depar t.
ment plan to split
the services Of q
public health nur Sc
be tween Se1dovia and
Kenai, and ad journed
to celebrate their
chrman's bir thday,
all wi thin the space
Of two hours last
Thur sday evening.
Officers in the
Council all retained
their positions by
the unanimous vote Of
the members. Mrs.
Susan Englis is
chairman, Dr.. Melvin
Be1tz is vice-chair-
man and Mrs. 81 len
Nilsson is secretary
treasurer, for, an
other year.
Carnival plans
were thoroughly dis
cussed and organic ed
after Council members
had selec ted April IL
as the date for this
;
~ ~ A
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01

! March /, l947
ANS CARNIVAL APRIL /
ANOTHER YEAR
year's func tion.
A fashion show,
fish pond, beauty
par1or booth, weight
guess ing contest,
Bingo game, pic ture
show, ice-cream booth
luncheon and q dance,
all are to be includ-
ed in this year's
pl ans. In add tion,
there will be one or
two other attract ions
not to be announc ed
until a later dat tie.
The Carniva1-p1an-
ming commit t tee named
by Mrs. English in
cluded Mrs. e len
Nilsson, chairman,
Mrs. Mar tina Jensen,
Mrs. AL ia Heningto
Mrs. Juanita Anders on
and Mrs. Engl ish.
The Counc IL dis
ussed the plan, pro-
posed by the Depart
ment Of Publ ic Heal tn
to divide the time Of
Miss Ane tie Jacobsen,
public heal tn nur SO
now ass igned to Sell
dovia and Homer, wi tn
cities on Upper Cook
Inlet. The Heal tn
De par tment would have
Miss JAG OLSEN set up.
he adquar ters in Se1d-
ovia for six mont this
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
800 Seniors 10 Attend
BaccaIaureafe Mass
Al Georgetown Today

The more than 600 seniors OF
Georgetown University receiving de-
grees tomorrow will assemble in
Dahlgren Chapel on the compus at
1880 am. today for the 148th an
nuaI baccaleaureate mass.
Deans and faculty members,
headed by the Very Rev. Lawrence
C. German, S. j., president, will form
q procession with the seniors and
march from the Healy Building to
the chapel in accordance with ira
dition. The mass will be celebrated
by q Georgetown graduate OF so
years ago, the Rev. Francis K. De-
laney, S. j., of Brooklyn.
The Rev. Frederick C. Hickey, O..
P, who heads the chemistry depart
ment of Providence Rl. - College.
will preach the baccaleaureate ser
mon. He was graduated from
Georgetown College in 1925.
The Rev. James O'Donnel Han
lon, class Of 1922, of Apollo, Pa, will
be deacon and the Rev. John j.
Blandin, S. j., class Of 1925, subdea-
con.
The only other event today is the
informal reception which the presi-
dent and deans will hold at pm.
on the campus for alumni and the
friends Of the graduates.
President German will confer
degrees on the largest graduating
class since prewar years at the COM
Imencement exercises on the lawn at
5 pm. tomorrow. There will be grad
yates from the college, graduate
school, the medical, law, dental, for
eign service and nursing schools.
The address to the graduates will
be delivered by William c. Bullitt,
former United States ambassador to
Russia. He and Thomas A. Dean OF
Chicago will receive honorary
degrees of Doctor of Laws. Mr.. Bull
lit holds similar honorary degree
from Temple University and Is .
graduate of Yale. Mr.. Dean is a
Georgetown College graduate OF
1920 and has headed the alumni
since 1914. He also Is member OF
the Board of Governors. In Chi
cago he is a prominent manufac-
turer.
President German also will honor
six alumni Of the class OF 1897 by
awarding them certificates congra-
tulatery OF their golden jubilee.
They are: II. Anton Heitmuller
LII. B., of 1899 Gallatin street NV;
G. Clinton James, LII. B., Of 900 T
street NV: John H. Cassidy, A. B..
Of Watertown, Conn; Father De-
laney and William G. Bouic. IL. B..
Of Hot Springs, Ark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Mount Vernon Seminary
Names Student Officers

Day students at Mount Vernon
Seminary took the honors IN the
recent class election for the next
school year.
Elected were Miss Katherine
Miller, president Of the Student
Government Association; Miss Bar
bara Leigh Davis, president of the
senior class; Miss Elizabeth Johns
ton, president of .Lend-A-Hand,
philanthropic organization; Miss
jeanne Holbrook, president of the
Social League, and Miss Jean
Hanna, president OF the Athletic
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
D. {. Suffrage Conference
To Meet Wednesday

The District Central Suffrage Con-
fence will hold its annual meeting
and election at $50 pm. Wednes-
day at 525 New Jersey avenue NV.
1.-THE conference Is working con-
stantly toward suffrage for the Dis
trict," Wilbur S. Finch, president,
said yesterday. 1--WE are supporting
the McCarran charter commission
bill, which is on the Senate calendar,
and are backing the efforts Of Rep
resentative Auchincloss, Republican,
Of New Jersey in the House.
~They are working toward the
same end, but using different means,
and we are hopeful our friends in
the Senate and House can be
brought together" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Woshingtonion Awarded
Norway Scholarship

Syerre I. Scheldrup, 80, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gustav Scheldrup, 173T
Twenty fourth street NE, has been
awarded a 81 500 American-Scandi-
navian Foundation scholarship to
study labor relations In Norway.
He Is a graduate assistant In
economics at the University Of Wis
conSin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Woodbridge PTA to Honor
Two RETIRING Teachers

A reception for two retiring school
teachers will be held at 7:30 pm
Tuesday at the Woodbridge School,
Carlton and Central avenues NE,
under the auspices OF the schools
Parent Teacher Association.
To be honored are Miss Evelyn l.
Kemp, who has been teaching for
80 years and Miss Lillian E. Evers-
field, q teacher for 81 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08

HONORED BY HOLY CROSS
The Rev. John F. Cronin,
S. S. (left), assistant director
OF the Department of Social
Action OF the National Cath
Ollie Welfare Conference, and
william E. Leahy, president OF
Columbus University, will re-
ceive honorary degrees from
the College of the Holy Cross,
Worcester, Mass. The COM
mencement exercises and
awarding of honorary degrees
will take place Wednesday.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-10
Men Convicted On Game Charge

Dalton Moores and Harold Palmer, Anchorage men who were last week accused of illegal possession and transportation of moose meat, were returned to Palmer for jury trial last We'd nesday evening.
 The pair, who pleaded not guilty, were found guilty on both charges, after several hours of deliberation by the jury. They will be sentenced by U. s. Com missioner w. E. Huntley on Tues day.
 Maximum sentence is $500 and
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-10
,st~Fiive hips PHS

ne Penguins, a Fort Richard Quartermaster team, walked y from Palmer's basketball on Saturday for an easy 43- victory. The local lads failed how their usual good effort,
 the visitors had the game to themselves after the first [.
 :ay Puhl tried most consist ly for Palmer and was top Ter with II points. Royne, Penguin center, made good of his height under the bas- and was at the head of the iting scorers with 16 points.
 PENGUINS 43
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-10

six months in jail on each count. The two men still face trial on a petition now filed in the Third District court, seeking the for feiture and sale of the car used to transport the moose.
 Steve McCutcheon of Anchor age was attorney for Moores and Palmer. The men had requested a jury trial here.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-10
DUE HOME THIS WEEK

Don Irwin, head of Alaskan ;periment stations, is expected ack in the Valley sometime this eek, it was reported by Mrs. ay Hamby, his assistant. MT. win has been in Washington, C., since early in November, here he has been conferring 'ith Department of Agriculture fficials on the territory's agri- lltural program.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-10
ZIMOSKWE HEIR

MT. and Mrs. John ZimoskWe of Palmer became the parents of a baby son last week. The little boy was born at the Valley hos pital early Friday morning.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-10

CoffeY Insures Everything Remember? Adv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-12

po 'kotlinah pod goro. L te je-
senske podobe Sc je v ozadju
dvigala siroka CORA, ki se nj
imela sneznega klobuka, in str
mela v sirni svet 2 neko odda-
Ijeno veli6astnostjo. Ma sinjem
obzorju so bledeli grebeli ko-
roskih in stajerskih CORA.
! (Dagje prihodnjsc) 3.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-12
duso, Sc je spacil In 10 surovo

duso, sc je spacll In 10 suroVo
odbija
Presto je nekaj strasnih, ma
petih trenotkov, v katerih jeI
jokavi glasek otroka sproti sko-
prnel. z bliznjih njiv in bait so
ljudje opazovali PRIOR ma cesti
in zdelo sc je, da njihovi pogle-
di kakor strune brencijo po
zracju. Cello vprezeni konj je
nekako otrpnil in nepremicno
stal v ojnicah.
Videc preplasenost matere 81
rote, Sc je Tevzuh Sc mocneje
oprijel svojega stalisea. Bojec-
most in strah sta polagoma "a
puscala njegove zile in zacelo ga
je prevzemati sovrastvo in jeza
do onih dveh, pred katerima je
branil svojo namisljeno Glove
sko vzvisenost. Srdito je strmel
v siroto, v to zival, katero Sc
je enkrat spozabil in S katero
zdaj ne We kaj poceti. Ko bi Sc
bill S terbo in z otrokom srecal
kje ma samem, bi bill gotovo po-
stal ubijalec lastnega otroka in
njegove rodnice -.
"Kaj me strasis, posast |?
Bezi cd meme, JAZZ te ne poznam
"je zapihal skoraj otrplo
siroto nepopisnim sovrastvom
in prezirom srcu.
Udarec, XII ga je matt dobila
tako nepricakovano in S tako
surovo silo, 10 Je v prvem hipu
tako presunil, da il je obraz "a
celia pokrivati silva, mrtvaska
barva, oci pa so il Cd presene-
cenja hotele skociti il jam. Te-
10 Sc j je cd udarca skljucilo
in, kakor da bi zaslutila zlocin-
ske misli svojega socloveka, je
prizela otroka ma prsi ter Sc "a
celia zadenski odmikati cd ME
ga. Podoba je bila, ko da bi sc
zdrav clovek umikal pred gnus-
nobo, bojec Sc, da sc ne bi Sc
on zastrupil. Zatajeni otrok v
njenem narocju je utihnil in se
krcevito oklenil materinega vrh
tn. ~ II
VISA skrcena in zbegana je OF:
stala kakih deset korakov stran,
kjer je odprtih ust prieela TO-
viii sapo. Zdelo Sc il je, da jo
hoce zadusiti strasna, nepozna.
ma bolecina. Prepadene oci sc
Sc il napolnile S suhim, brez-
solznlm Jokom kar naen.
krat pa jo je pognalo kvisku in
pritiskajoc emo roko dete ma
prsi, je z drugo zakrilila prot
nebu, il ust pa j je privrel stra.
sen, nezaslisan kirk bolesti, gro.
re in strahu. Potem pa Sc je z
otrokom vred zgrudila ma zem'
lilo in oblezala kakor mrtva
Pernjakov Tevzuh je tako.
magic skoeil ma voz, pognal ko
MIA v dir ter bezal z MIN pe
cesti, ko da bi bezal pred samin
peklom z bliznjih njiv pa 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-12

pr1hitele ma cesto najblizje pri-
&c nenadno odkritega oeetov-
stva ter sc. sklonile mad ;neza-
vestno mater in njenega otro-
ka. ~.r~ srfl
Tretje poglavje
ze osem dni so ljudje po
Jamnici govorili:
~ soboto bo pa pri Munku
steljaraja :"
Munkove steljaraje so bile|
znane dalec naokrog in Sc IL
ven mel Jamnice. Ko je ia sta
ra Sega kmeckega medsebojne-
ga pomaganja pri tezkih delhi
pred desetletji zacela z drugimi
segami vred izumirati, Sc jeI
je Munkova ,hisa trdovratno
drzala. Pozneje so zaradi po-|
manjkanja delovne sile tudi
mnogi kmetje spet zaceli pose
gait po tel starodsvni samopo-
moci, vendar Sc steljaraje zlepa
MISC kje obhajale tako slovesno
kakor pri Munku- Trpljenje ma
steljarajah je bilo sicer veasih
zivinsko, ali ljudje so radi ho-
dill mamie, ker so " enolicno,
vsakdanje zivljenje prinasale
nekaj spremembe in zabave.
Zlobni jeziki so sicer trdili,
da je v koledarju stirideset mu-
cenikov, pri Munku pa jih je
vcasih po petdeset. Munki so
namrec oh dobrih sadnih lett
nah napresali do petdeset po-
lovnjakov sadjevca. To je po-
menilo, da je tudi voda poma-
gala pri stiskanju sadnih tro-
pin. Navzlic temu sc pri Munku
steljarajcev MISC mogli ubrani-
ii. In ko je naposled prisla So
bota, Sc je pri Munku Sc pred
svitom kar trio ljudi. Povab-
ljena je bila VISA zlahta, vsi So
sedje, znanci in prijatelji. Pri
zajtrku je sedelo ze mad tride-
set oseb, prihajali so Sc vedno
novi steljarajci S sekirami "a
pasovi in kremplji cez rame.
Munki so ponosom ugotavlja-
Ii, da ne manjka nihce cd po-
vabljencev. Ko Sc je naredil
dan, Sc je proti gozdu usula
tropa kakih petdesetih ljudi.
i Sonce tega jesenskega dine je
zelo zgodaj razprsilo jutranjc
meglo ter z neko prerojeno moe
10 pOsVetllO pO Jamnlcl. DaSl'
ravno je slo ze proti koncu ok
tobra, Sc je obetal lep dan, eder
tistih jesenskih dni, ko Sc sonce
tako rekoc S svojo zadnjo mocjc
I. poslavlja cd ljudi ma zemlji.
! Jamniska kadunja je Sc en-
krat zazarela, v vsejs svoji lepo
ii in barve, XII so Sc tako nabi
rale v njej in mad MO; SO Sc
zacele svetlikati v svoji jesensk
raznolicnosti. Rdeckasta poboc
J, ia z bukovjem in macesnovjen
obrasle gore so gorela dalec pc
dezeli, njih odsev pa je ma rahle
barval tudi svetlobo, razgrn jent
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-12
Najprej sc je fantu zazdelo,

Najprej Sc je fantu zazdelo,
da sc je prieela majati CORA mad
Jamnico in Sc podirati nanj; ne
kaj trenutkov je v sladki omoti-
ci cakal, da sc bo to zgodilo.
Ker pa ga CORA lie nj hotela "a
kriti pred soncem in pred ljud-
mi, XII so gledali obcestnih
poll, ga je postalo nepopisno
sram, a hkrati tudi strah., Ma
enkrat je bill YES moker cd smrt-
mega znoja Namesto pre-
srecnih oci rodnice in zacudene-
ga obraza ma njenih rokah cap
ljajoeega otroka je videl, kako
strmijo vanj rezece oei njego-
viii domacih, njegovih prijate-
ljev, znancev, ljubic, cele So
seske. Vse te oci so sc zdruzile
v emo samo skodozeljno zanic-
1.-Two spako -.
Do otroka, katerega mu je
nepokvarjena, samo clovesko
cuteca matt, a zanj lie nesrecna
pohabljenka, tako ponosno RI
Mia v narocje, nj eutil nobene
vezi. Neki rahli opomin, XII ga
je presinil "a trenutek in XII nj
neprijetno odjeknil cisto v glo-
bini njegovega srca, Sc je takoj
umaknil pred neznosnim obcut-
kom sramote. In tam, k jer bi
moral obcutiti vsaj clovesko
dolznost do svoje krvi, ga je
zalivala lie sramota Zasen-
cenih oci je strmel precise, a
videl nj drugega kakor svojo
pogubo, S katero bo moral Sc
daj placati en- sam trenutek
strasti. Pred MIN Sc je pogre-
zal v nedosegljivost lepi Pernja-
kov grunt, vse premozenje, ka-
terega dedic je bill, z vso njego-
vo bodocnostjo Oh spomi-
nu ma vse to je mahoma zazijal
med MIN in med oninia dvema
velikanski, nepremostljivi pre-
pad Mozgani, XII SO pocasi
spet zaceli delovati, so Sc tedaj
nitro domislili, da mogoce lie nj
Sc vse ikgubljeno, ako Sc bo znal
braniti. Skoraj proseeim gla-
som je zahropel:
i :"Posast, kaj j#rezis vame? Pu-
!, sti me pri miru -"
" Njegov glas je bill tako stra-
sen, da je v cape zaviti otroci-
eek pricel prestraseno vekati, ma
. mater pa je njegov izbruh delo-
val Sc huje. Mahoma je posta-
la podobna osupli zveri, XII je
mic hudega slutec nepricakova-
no dobila smrtni sunek v srce.
Njena materinska bit je bila "a
deta sredi srca prav v trenutku,
ko je hotela S svojim soclovekom
deliti najneznejso sreco Glove
skega rodu, da hi jo tenn sa-
ma Sc mocneje obcutila. zelela
mu je, da bi tudi on vsaj enkrat
dozivel dotik njunega plodu,
njunega otroko, toda tisti, XII je
incl v rokah memo srce, memo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-12
..Noproddiie ie

2-komadni set "a druzabno So
bo; davenport in stol; cocktail
mia; 5-komadni kuhinjski set,
pee, fin klavir. Vse novo pohis-
two. Vprasa Sc pri JOHN LO-
KAR, $50 E. II st.
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versary Of the birth Of John Paul
Jones, who recommended the or
ganizati0n Of the Us. Navy. VIII
be observed.
Jones, who rose TO be admiral.
was born on July 8, l747. He
took q prominent and active part
in the American fevolution, conn
handing vessel when he was
only %.
Key West Naval Base announc-
ed today that four vessels station
ed here will 60 to different cities
for July 4 observations. The
mengers Of the crew and the ship
will participate in the observa-
tions planned in the cities.
USS. Medregal will leave July
2 for Baton Rouge, La, and re-
turn July 10; the USS. Foss,
destroyer escort, will leave for st.
Petersburg July 2 and return on
July 4 the PC LIB and the PCS
1880 leave for Miami July 8 and
will return July I.
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crusted with snails like tiny bal
looms Of pink, yellow or mauve.
4 4 4
The land is flat. Tree islands.
although not very tall, loom high
above the horizon. In summer,
they are dwarfed by cumulus
clouds rising 10000 feet or more
into the blue sky, cleaning in
tropical sunlight.
No part Of the Everglades
National Park Is more than
nine fest above mean sea level.
Most Of Il has m elevation Of :,
less than five feet.
Eons ago, Lake Okeechobea
and the Everglades formed a
basin trimmed by higher land.
Ice caps forming at the earth's
poles suclSed water from the
ocean so that the sea receded to
q point probably Is feet lower
than its present level.
Thus drained of salt water. the
Lake Okeechobee Everglades
basin became shallow bowl of
soft rock. Rain honeycombed the
limestone. The ocean churned
against its outer walls, grinding
rock into sand. When the gla-
ciers melted and the. ocean rose
again, this sand was thrust into
the channels through which rain
had escaped from the basin out
to, sea.
Then began the formation of
the peat and muck in the Ever
glades. Rain filled the basin. We
gatation died and rotted. Tiny
creatures added their bodies to
the silt. Repeated through thous-
ands of years, this process OF
muck; thick in some spots, thin
in others, on the limestone floor
Of the basin.
8awD1ass and other plants
lppoa1od n The Immense pond.
tn waAsr filled The holes In