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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22

troo Zdruzenh narodov ali pa pod kontrolo Sovjeske
zveze organzaca Zdruzenh narodov b postaa lie orode
zunanje potcnh smernc edine se. Lahko Sc zave-
damo da b sucaju, da Zedinjene drzave prevzameio
organzaco kot neko flijako Trumanove doktrne ali pa
Marshaovega nacrta stvar mru ba resno ogrozana da
b brezupno bill ustvaren svet dveh sovaznih blokov XII
b nujno zivela senci prikazni move vojne l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22

vostmi in da ume te pomanjklji-
vosti odstraniti. Jugoslovanski
narodi izpovedujejo oh vidnih
uspehih Petletnega plana svoje
prepricanje v svetlo perspekti-
vo bodocnosti, XII 81 jo hoeejo
priboriti vzglednim sodelova-
MEM pri izpolnjevanju nalog
petletke.
Novi delovni nacini
Borba "a izvedbo Petletnega
plana je prinesla nesteto novih
izumov ter novih delovnih ma
einov, XII pomagajo pospeseva-
ii proizvodnjo. Maj omenimo
predvsem diva nova delovna ma
Gina, XII sta 81 magic krcila pot
ma podrocju gradenj. Uveljav-
liza Sc takozvani montazni ma
Gin gradnje. Posamezni beton-
ski komadi "a gradnjo Sc izde-
lujejo po novem nacinu. Sproti
Sc dovazajo ma stavbisca, ma
kar Sc dvigajo, sestavljajo in
povezujejo v smislu gradbene-
ga nacrta. Ia montazni nacin
gradnje omogoca hitrejso H.
vedbo stavbnih nalog in nacr-
TOW.
Pc vsej Jugoslaviji je v par
dneh zaslovelo ime strokovne-
ga zidarja Turcica v Zagrebu.
Pri gradnji delavskega preno-
cisca v Zagrebu je pomocjo
polkvalificiranega in nekvalifi-
ciranega delavca zgradil v dveh
urah 200 kub. metrov zida, do
cim znasa osemurna delovna
norma 2.2O kub. metrov. Vpra-
Sail boste: V Gem je bistvo no.
vega nacina zidanja? Pc starem
nacinu je zidar sam jemal ope-
ko in malto. Seveda je S tenn iz-
gubil precej casa. Po Turcicevi
zamisli pa zidar strokovnjak
opeko samo polaga, uravnava
ter urejuje. docim mu diva po-
mocnika dodajajo opeko in NAL
to.
Turcicev uspeh je izpodbudil
njegove zidarske tovarise po
vsej Jugoslaviji. Sledila so TEX
movanja, v katerih je bill Tur-
cicev uspeh cello prekoracen. III
dar Kiro Janovski v Skoplju je
sezidal pri gradnji poslopja Mi
nistrstva "a notranje zadeve v
eni uri 2.2O kub. metrov zidu.
S tenn je v eni uri dosegel US
peh, XII je bill po doloceni nor
mi predviden "a osemurni de-
lovni cas-. Ia uspeh sta prese-
gla S. Milanovic in ]. Stefano-
vic v Nisu, tako da je Milano-
vic presegel dosedanjo dnevno
normo "a 943T, J. Stefanovic
pa "a 1O51%. TIE presenetl jive
uspehe sta potolkla zidar Josip
Milanovic iz Krusevca, XII je
opravil dnevno delovno normo
v 40 minutah, in beograjski zi-
dar Milan skrbic, XII je izpolnil
dnevno normo v 35 minutah.
nueoubg og--GC ?m..seUeo
I'll uspehi zgovorno pricajo
o tenn, kako Sc je delovni clo-
vek move Jugoslavije vnemo
lotil izpolnjevanja petletke. No.
vi nacin zidanja opecnega zidu
pomeni vazen prispevek k po-
speseni izpolnitvi gradbenih ma
crtov, XII so temelj "a cim hi
trejso elektrifikacijo ter indu-
strializacijo move Jugoslavije.
SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22
Drobne vesti IL Jugoslavije
ENAKOPRAVNOST

|
ci. Letos vzbuja obcudovanje
delovni polet jugoslovanske
mladine, XII gradi v polnem "a
nosu svoje domovinske ljubez-
nj sirokotirno, 23O KIM dolgo
zeleznisko progo samac-Sara-
jevo. Ia proga bo omogocila
dovoz in prevoz velikih podzem-
skin bogastev Bosne ter indu-
strijskih izdelkov vseh vrst, XII
Sc bodo proizvajal obseznem
tezkoindustrijskem bosanskem
bazenu. Crnogorska mladina pa
izpolnjuje nacrt gradnje zelez-
niske proge Niksic- -Titograd
(Podgorica).'V Sloveniji SO do
gradili del proge Preserje-Bo-
rovnica. Dograjen je viadukt
pri zirovnici. Nadaljujejo z
gradnjo Stroke ceste Trst-Mari-
Dor. Poleg mladinske proge sa-
mac-Sarajevo predstavlja grad
MIA velike avtomobilske ceste
Beograd-Zagreb, "Ceste brat
stva in enotnosti", ma jvecji
gradient zasnutek letosnjega
| gradbenega nacrta. To bo sred-
MIA transverzala move Jugosla-
vie, XII bo spajala prestolnico
move Jugoslavije glavnim me-
stom LR Hrvatske. Ma beograj- J.
skem in zagrabskem odseku so
bill dosezeni presenetljivi uspe-
hi te pomembne cestne gradnje.
V Crni gori urejujejo 46 KIN
dolgo cesto Berane-Rozaj. Vse
te gradnje Sc dokoncujejo z re-
kordnim delovnim tempom mno-
zic, XII sc zavedajo ogromne ko-
risti teh del v okviru zgodovin-
skin nalog, XII jih postavlja pred
vse delovno ljudstvo move Ju-
goslavije prvi Petletni plan.
Pricevanje stevilk
Porocilo zvezne nacrtne ko-
, misije o izvrsitvi drzavnega 60
, spodarskega plana "a prvo pol
letje 1947 omogoca spoznanje
, uspehov, XII so bill dosezeni v
prvem polletju prvega planske-
ga leta. Statisticni podatki ka-
zejo, da je celotna izv d b a
splosnega drzavnega plana do
hodkov prekoracila planirani
rezultat "a So. Dohodki letos-
MEGA prvega polletja presega-
jo izdatke "a sest milijard. Ia
financni uspeh prica ustvar-
jalni in gospodarski sill move
Jugoslavije. Hkrati pa mas tudi
prepricuje kako smesna in ne
l utemeljena so bila pricakova-
MIA raznih skeptikov v draw
in inozemstvu. IzvrSitev pro-
izvodnega nacrta zvezne, skup-
ne drzavne proizvodnje je pre-
koracila predvidene rezultate,
V industrijski in rudarski pro-
izvodnji je izpolnjen nacrt
1O39o, v proizvodnju lesa pa &C.
10 114rt. Ma podlagi stati-
sticnih navedb lanskega proiz-
vodnega programa Sc la hk @
ugotovi, da je letosnja zvezna
proizvodnja v primeri z lansko
napredovala celotno "a najmanj
500. Glede ma republisko pro-
: izvodnjo v'letu 1916 je republis-
ka proizvodnja v letosnjem pr
vem polletju izkazala isti tenn
: po napredka kakor zvezna pro-
.. izvodnja. Prepricljive uspeh e
i i kaze tudi kmetijska proizvod-
MIA, sal izkazuje izpolnitev ma
crta "a kmetijstvo v letosnjem
} prvem polletju 10O1t uspeh
Tako so tudi v kmetijstvu z ne
znatno razliko 800 dosegli pred
. vojno stanje. Ia velika delovna
J zmaga v kmetijstvu je teme-
ljito razprsila domneve vseh
onih "strokovnjakov'', XII so ma.
povedovali zmanjsanje setvene
. povrsine. Seveda so sc pokaza-
lie tudi nekatere pomanjkljivo.
sti, kar je sprico ogromnih ma.
log petletke povsem umljivo
; Glavno je, da so te pomanjklji.
= vosti ugotovljene. Nova Jugo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22
Uspehi petletnega plana
move Jugoslavije

IdAoI dV1Jd O~uSpc1Ilu pIVc pct
letke move Jugoslavije. Bill so
Oh prieetku nekateri, XII so zma-
jevali glavami: Sal ne bono
zmogli teh ogromnih nalog. Da-
nes pa so dejstva ze tako pre-
pricljiva, da Sc SINE zaupa-
MEM upati v nadaljne uspehe.
Move hitr0centrale
rastejo il tai
Elektrifikacija je predpogoj
industrializacije. Gradijo deset
velikih hidrocentral, cd teh so
tri ma podrocju LR Slovenije.
Te hidrocentrale bodo pomaga-
lie dvigniti proizvodnjo elektric-
ne energije ma 1850 milijonov
kilovatnih ur, kar predstavlja
skoraj stirikratno predvojno
zmogljivost.
Pri Mariborskem otoku je
zrasla ma Draw nova, mogocna
hidrocentrala, ena najvecjih v
Srednji Evropi. V Mostah pri
zirovnici je sledila druga elek-
tricna hidrocentrala srednje We
likosti, katere zmogljivost bo
"a polovico manjsa cd falske,
Oskrbovala DO elektricno ener-
gijo jeseniske zelezarne, ponos
Slovenske industrije, ter indu-
strijske naprave ma ostalem
Gorenjskem. Tudi v Medvodah
dograjujejo novo elektricno hi
drocentralo S priblizno enako
zmogljivostjo, kakor je ona v
Mostah pri zirovnici.
Centrala v Triblju oh Drini
DO ena najvecjih podzemeljskih
hidrocentral ma Balkanu. V pri-
meri S falsko pri Marlboro be
priblizno sedemkrat vecja. Ma
Drini bo dograjenih Sc vec dru.
9Th hidrocentral. V Bosni ze
obratuje nova hidrocentrala v
Rogatici. V Crni gori gradijc
stiri mocre hidrocentrale in dive
veliki kaloricni centrali. Tud
Dalmacija dobi dive novi hidro'
centrali. Use te rastOce hidrO'
centrale bodo V nadaljnem raz.
voju sprozile silen razmah in.
dustrializacije v okviru Pellet
mega nacrta kot temeljnega po'
goja "a lepse zivljenje jugoslo
vanskih narodov.
Ustvarjalna sila
ljudskih mnozic
Pa tudi ma ostalih podrocjif
Sc kazejo uspehi ustvarjalne 81
le pozrtvovalno sodelujocif
| liudskih mnozic. Move tovarne
orodnih strojev v Zagrebu, Ze
lezniku pri Beogradu in v Sa
rajevu, XII so osnova "a izgrad
MO kovinske industrije, lahke
uvrscamo med najpomembnej
ce kovacnice jugoslovanske pet
letke. Industrija motorjev Ra
kovici ze izdeluje automobile ns
tekocem traku. L. avtomobilske
tovarne ma Teznem pri Maribo
ru ze prihajajo novi kamioni
Ia razvoj bo omogocil, da bo
do do leta 1851 lahko izdelova
Ii v Rakovici in ma Teznem let
ne serije 5000 tovornih avto
mobilov. Takorekoc cez noe j
dobila Ljubljana svoj "Lito
stroj'', XII je med najvaznejsim
pridobitvami prve petletke.
tenn je zagotovljen dvig proiz
vodnje vseh vrst litin ma vec ke
sestnajstkratno V prim eri
stanjem leta 1889. Nedavno S
je ogledal ma prave 'Litostro
ja", marsal Tito, XII je oh te.
priliki izpodbujal delovno mia
dino k ucenju in izpopolnjeva
nju. V Strniscu pri Ptuju gra
dijo tovarno aluminija, katere
ga poizvodnja DO povecana ne
$4,000 ton letno.
Svojo najvisjo stopnjo ustvar
jalnosti pa izpricujejo jugoslo
vanske delovne mnozice pr
gradnji novih zelezniskih pros
in cest. LAM je bila dograjens
w rekordnem casu 90 KIM dolgs
fro1n TIr1,zorih ror1Iox, o1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22
Slab izgovor

Ravnatelju veejega podjetja
je sluga odpovedal sluzbo.
"skoda pridnega fanta!" je mi
sill ravnatelj in vprasal slugo,
zakaj zapusca sluzbo.
"Zato, ker nisem po volji va
81 gospe soprogi," mu je odgo-
voril. "Naj STORM, kar hocem,
mic il ne ugaja."
"Eh, JAZZ bi moral zaradi te-
ga re zdavnaj odpovedati," ga
je zavrnil ravnatelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22
NepOznanje razmer

Nepoznanje razmer
Mia: "Vera, kako neki 81 mo-
gla vprasati teto Emilio, kje je
spoznala svojega moza. Ia "a
kon je nastal vendar s pomocio
posredovanja."
r Vera: "Tako? Ona mi je de-
jala, da ga je spoznala pri neki
start znanki.
Mia: "Seveda, to je bila ze-
nitvena posredovalka, h kateri
je teta hodila ze petnajst let is
kat primerno partijo s. !"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22
RaZlicni VZrOki

V vojni sta sc diva dobrovolj-
ca pogovarjala in je prvi vpra-
sal: "Zakaj 81 Sc prijavil pro-
stovoljno k vojnikom?"
Drugi: "Ker nimam zene in
ljubim vojno."
Prvi: "Pri meni pa so bill
vzroki popolnoma drugi: imam
zeno in ljubim mir :"
MOderna zena
Emil: "Lepo, lepo, da ste Sc
ozenili z mojo loceno zeno."
Dinko: "Pomislite, kadar me
objame, me Sc pogostokrat ime-
nuje z Vasim imenom Dusan."
Emil: "Oha, mole ime je
Emil, Dusan je bill oni drugi."
Ma svatbi
>Svatbena gostija Sc je bas
zakljucevala. Mladi zakonski
par Sc je pripravljal, da Sc od-
strani; takrat pa je prijela ma
tt hcerko "a roke, da jo oh tako
vaznem zivljenskem koraku po-
uci o vsem potrebnem.
"Nadica, mole dete," je zace-
la matt, "sedaj upam Sc ma emo:
da bonn v devetih mesecih sta
ra mama"
"ze sestih, mamica," je po-
.,,ao xx:lo AYoI:
Evening star., 1947-08-31

same situation exists all over the building
Nor are the museums three attics any
solution. They are all filled to capacity
albeit with contents neatly stacked and
catalogued-as neatly as the way one staff
member phrases the situation:
I'VE pray we'll get at least one new wing
before We all get our angels wings"
Evening star., 1947-08-31
nth Of Science: Backstage at the National Museum
ret Child

behind the story or
age. the activities
he National Museum
the side presented to
q great deal more
museums space is
The remainder Is q
os, laboratories and
lel and material for
IS are the heart of
eh a constant stream
many other institu-
Is one Of the worlds
&c centers.
and teachers from
tudy the findings of
|gy department, dur
Information on the
4 the Pacific islands
advancing American
1ology laboratory is
brk of the Federal
The museum staff
been occupying the
the last year Is the
foot dinosaur, the
found by staff men,
l the Rocky Noun
the enormous fossil.
Prking on a gigantic
completion of this
more to mankind,s
era in the earth's
1any of the valuable
government in the
+hsonian Institution
Under the super
an, director of the
Fine Arts, a special
to handle remount-
repair work often
S.
an artist, is often
.e detection of art
Evening star., 1947-08-31

1orgeries, and on at least one occasion was
able to detect a fraudulent painting solely
oy telephone conversation. man about
10 purchase picture described it over the
telephone to Mr.. Tolmap. Because the
artists signature was inaccurately spelled
on the canvas the director was immediately
able to pronounce the painting a copy.
In the public Hall of Mammals are
animals ranging in size from mouse to
eiephant all prepared for exhibition in the
basement taxidermy shop. On display at
the time OF this writing were four habitat
groups, showing mountain goats and
Sheep, caribou and moose in their native
surroundings. The fifth of these large and
hfelike exhibits was to be a group of
prong-horned antelope against a facsimile
Of their native Wyoming.
The first step in the construction of this
group by the taxidermy staff was the taking
OF color photographs Of the native environ
ment. From these miniature of the locale,
complete with 2-inch-tigh antelopes was
made In the shop. Full-size antelopes were
nodded OF lightweight burlap and plaster
of-par1s mixture. which will endure indefi-
nltely. These figures, covered with the
treated skins OF the real animals, were to be
arranged In large display case. using the
miniature set as guide. Rocks soil and
shrubbery from Wyoming were to be ar
ranged exactly as the photographs and
miniature showed
The massive granite treasure house on
Constitution avenue has housing problem
which can only grow worse as the staff.
the exhibits and the study collections ex-
pand. The museums vast network of pri-
Vate corridors Is lined with draworc ox+ara
Ing from floor to ceiling, filled with
scientific specimens belonging to the various
departments.
Part of the ethnology departments col
lection of 10000 human skulls, the worlds
largest, overfiows into the hall outside the
workrooms. In basement storeroom more
than million different specimens of fish
IN separate jars of alcohol are jammed
glass-to-glass, making study difficult and
future additions almost impossible. The
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
New Drugs Cut sneezes
r. From. Hay Fever; No Cure

- WASHINGTON.':- Thanks to
new drugs, many persons who
otherwise would be miserable
are; expected to get by without a
sneeze or snifie in the hay fever
season. - =.
DR.. John Wright, who is in
charge of hay fever research for
the National Institute of Health,
emphasizes there still is no sure
cure but that many persons are
finding relief by using benadryl
and pyribenzamine.
Research is continuing on
other drugs and one of the most
promising is one called anthal-
lin. This is still in the expert
mental stage.
Benadryl and pyribenzamine,
taken in tablet form, were used
by many hay-fever sufferers last
year and reports showed they
were effective in about 90 to 65
per cent of the cases.
The drugs are fairly expensive
and cannot be obtained without
a doctors prescription.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Plasma Saves Life
Of Air Crash Victim
Radioman Loses Arm and Leg in
Flying Accident.

HONOLULU.-A 19-year-old radio
man was enabled to survive a night
plane crash at Palmyra island
which cost his right arm and leg,
by the application of three blood
plaSma transfusions.
The radioman, who 7th air force
officers declined to identify, was
brought by rescue plane to Hickam
field, with five shaken but unhurt
creWmen.
Their GAG cargo plane had
crashed on a reef at Palmyra, 1000
miles south of Hawaii.
The plane broke into several
pieces.
The radioman thought at first the
transmitter had exploded. He
reached for a fire extinguisher
but discovered he had no hand.
Crawling from the shattered plane
into knee-deep water, he stumbled
twice and thought he was stepping
into a hole; then I found my leg
was gone"
He called for help and other crew.
men carried him 100 yards through
the surf to- shore:
The Civil Aeronautics authority
crew on Palmyra was called and
first aid was given.
Tourniquets and bandages
staunched the flow of blood while
radio appeals for help were trans
mitted. An Audubon, N. j., anna
teur heard the calls and radioed
instructions from a doctor in that
city, 5000 miles away.
A rescue plane meanwhile took OIL
from Honolulu and 1t. E. R. Shana-
han of Washington, the army doctor
aboard, radioed his instructions
from the plane.
Shanahan arrived five hours later
and administered two more plasma
transfusions and morphine.
The radioman remained conscious
throughout the nearly six-hour flight
back to Hawaii and chatted with
the crew. 81 q
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
rs YEARS AGO TODAY
Quoted and pa~raphrased items of
news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook.
AUGUST 9. 1922

Utilization of the Laurel tourist
park by members of the Laurel Com
mercial Chamber, their friends and
ladies, was practiced Tuesday eve
ming for an open-air lunch and gen
eral Qualification that was note
worthy for the establishment of ac-
quaintances and friendships and a
general get-together spirit. At the
close of the lunch an excellent pro-
gram of music was rendered by
Miss Lucille Scheidecker, pianist;
John Spencer, saxaphone artist, and
C. F. Edwards, singer and imper-
senator. The event constituted the
first of regular monthly meetings
and the session was in charge of F.
A. Parker and Reese Price. Presi-
dent Nutting will appoint commit
tees to be in charge of the future
events. Upon completion of the
program, the majority voted in favor
of a dance, which followed at the
Gates building on First avenue
o.
Last Friday night there was in
s~tallation of officers of the Laurel
Odd Fellows lodge, the following be-
ing the officers for the ensuing
term: Noble grand, Peter A. Thorn
son; vice grand, Bert Sherrow; Sec
rotary, w. S. Hartley; treasurer, w.
E. Wilkinson; warden, Charles Wiki
inson; conductor, w. M. Sparks;
scene supporters, Reese Price and
Bert Branstetter; supporters to noble
grand, George Sparks and E. A.
Gum; Supporters to vice grand, M. D.
Hartley; inner guard, Paul Gerard;
outside guard, w. H. Hardin.
The corner stone of the new Ma
sonic temple was laid Monday, Aug.
7, at 2 o'clock amid impressive cere-
monies conducted by Grand Master
Henry Smith and other officers. The
new temple, being constructed at the
corner of First avenue and Third
street, will cost $4,000. In a his
tory of the organization compiled by
B. j. Berger, it was noted that the
original officers had been elected in
July 1909 at the inception of the
local lodge: R. Broughton, worship
full master; C. B. Sande, senior war
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Invite Shanghai Russians
To Return TO Their Homes

SHANGHAI. - The Russian con-
~sul-general announced 5000 Soviet
families in Shanghai-nearly the
entire Russian community here
would be allowed to repatriate to
the Soviet Union within the next six
months.
The announcement said work, liv-
ing space and food would be guar
anteed all returnees, with financial
assistance for the needy. The Soviet
government will pay all transpor-
tation expenses. No customs duty
will be levied on private belongings.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13

urday night to attend a dance.
The Misses Krogh and Dotter-
wick, two of our school teachers who
have been in the east spending their
vacation with friends, were in Lau-
rel this week on their way to the
park which they intend touring
before settling down to their school
work which will shortly begin.
Walter Corbett, a we'll known
farmer residing four miles west of
Laurel, was in the city on business
last Friday.
E. l.. and G. w. Fenton, A. Booth
and D. G. Foley made a trip to
East Boulder last Friday where
they spent several days fishing and
camping.
Evangelist Tullis of California
began a series of evangelistic
meetings Sunday in a tabernacle
III CiC CdoI pdII VI IOWH.
He conducted a 10-days series of
meetings in Laurel last summer.
%
C. L. Morris was in the dry land
section south of Laurel Sunday. Mr..
Morris says that he saw at least
5000 acres of wheat ready for the
binder and that some of the fields
in the Braswell Summit section
looked like 40 bushels to the acre.
DR.. j. E. Owens and j. E. Wilson
left Saturday for Midnight canyon
on the Saltwater for a fishing trip.
H. S. Shay, whose farm is west of
Laurel was in town Monday bring
ing in the first load of wheat of
the 1922 crop that has been brought
to the city. 1t was of the turkey
red variety and tested No. 1 dark.
MI Shay has 100 acres that will
be all of the best quality. Some of
it is thin on the ground but parts
of it will go 25 bushels to the acre.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Harris and
son Meyer, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Russell and son Jim of Park City,
motored out to Combs flat Sunday.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Forger Chooses Career for
Prison; Will Write Fiction

IONA, MICH.-George L. King,
mild-mannered Toledo forger, was
sentenced to Z to 81 years in prison
and said he'd spend his time behind
bars writing fiction to make partial
restitution for the 5000, 900 he OBJ
tanned by passing worthless checks.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Engine for Fireplace

First turbine engine repeatedly
was designed by Leonardo da Vinci
IN 1850 and built about 1900. It was
fitted into a fireplace to turn a spit.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13

den; o. E. Wartensleben, junior
warden; w. R. Westbrook, treasurer;
B. j. Berger, secretary; w. S. Guy
er, senior deacon; R. E. Coy, junior
deacon and R. L. Eye, tyler.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13

Several parties of young folks
motored to Peterson's pavilion Sat
urday night to attend a dance.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

| Orway and Katherine Cauley, girl.
James and Laura Cheatham, boy.
Arthur and Veronica Coehens, boy.
Calvin and sallie Covingtol. boy.
John and Lucille pswley. boy.
Leroy and Edvence Dent, boy
Jesse and Dorothy Dudley, boy.
Troy and Esther Durant, boy.
Warren and Helen Gsskins. boy.
Esrold and Alma Green, boy.
Leon and Matte Graston. boy.
Robert and Ann Lee: boy.
James and Rosa Gilchrist. girl.
Eugene and Marion Goodall. girl.
David ahG Elnora Grimm. boy.
Edward and Alice Hargroye. girl.
John and Margaret Hawkins, girl.
Leonard and Martha Hodge. girl. \
Millidge and Margaret Holston, boy.
1assc and Grace Humphries, girl.
Hush and Edith Jackson, boy.
Earl and Sylvia Jones, boy.
Elijah and Angeron Jones. boy.
Willie and Alurie Kelly, boy.
Robert and Rose Lewis, girl.
Lee and Novelle Manning, girl.
Cecil and Marie Mayo, boy.
Vincent and Mary Morrison. boy.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
ANSWER TO SOS.

vIT1TH TABAsco In the kitchen nj
w cook needs to put out an SOS
What a lift Tabasco gives to pota.
toes, eggs, poultry, meats, fish ane
salads.
Cut ready-mixed pastry dough
into thin Sin. squares. Fill with
heaping tablespoon of ground
meat and gravy, seasoned with
Tabasco. Fold into triangles.
Bake in hot oven.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

guest beverage are wise buyers. For
Pepsi-Cola costs only a halt-G-cent
an ounce. Comparing 1t with other
nationally advertised soft drinks
in 6 to 8 OF. sizes-most Of us are
glad to have Pepsi's tasty, tinglihg
12-ounce bottles in our ice-boxes.
It's a good bargain because it's
good! An inexpensive sandwich
companion for Pepsi-Cola Is:
Thinly sliced tart apples
Buttered whole.wheat slices