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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-30

OOu ulu 1lOC AAAOSAAO oAA~SS
swine's flesh should be used
as food by the human race:
The swine is the scavenger OF
the land. No other animal can
devour as much filth, as much
poisonous foods, and carcasses
of all kinds, with greater i'm
punity and with seemingly
greater delight than the hog;
and no greater disease-produc-
ing thing under the label OF
food" has ever been foisted
upon humanity by Satan than
the unclean flesh of the swine.
THE WORD OF GOD, in
both the Old and New Testa-
ments, has nothing but con-
demnation for the eating OF
swine's flesh-as we'll as for
the eating of many other Gun
clean foods" The best medi-
cal authorities warn against
the use of swine's flesh as food
declaring it to be the cause OF
a prevalent disease known as
trichinosis, which in it's final
stages always proves fatal.
1 THE MOSAIC LAW FOR
BABE THE u Sc OF
SWINE'S FLESH AS
FOOD. Exodus Is :26; Le-
viticus. Exodus 11:7, 8, a.
At; Deuteronomy ALB;
Psalm 105: 37-45; Isaiah
65:3, 4; 66:15.
Over forty centuries ago
God condemned the use of
swine's flesh as food. The
Scriptures record that when
God brought forth Israel from
Egyptian bondage 'there was
not one feeble person among
their tribes" psalm :3D.
It is also interesting to note
that "the Covenant of Divine
Healing and Divine Keeping"
was given to Israel soon after
their deliverance from Egyp-
tian bondage. This covenant"
which God gave to Israel, as
found in Exodus Is :26, should
be committed to memory by
every child of God. It sets
forth the necessary require
ments for the enjoyment of
good health and for the bless
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05

Der 19, for another 75 or so men land other sessions will be continu- ed from time to time as the need .arises.
 Purpose of the school. is to try Ito prevent excessive losses from damage and pilfering on freight in transit to the Territory.
 Seattle's Chamber leaders said they were convinced that good paekaging of Alaska freight had become a vital issue.
 Students" toured docks and warehouses. They were shown what strains ocean shipments must undergo, even with normal hand ling. They saw for themselves shipments which had been damag- ed even before they got off the Seattle wharves for Alaska. More important, they were told why such damage occurred.
 They also visited the Steamer Service Company, a firm of pro- fessional export packers. There the shippers learned how freight should be crated. braced. secured and strapped with metal or wire and nailed down tight before it undertakes an ocean voyage.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
THE BIBLE
Question and Answer Column

Question and Answer Column
 Q. What can We expect to hap pen here on earth when that stone spoken of in Dan. 2:35 smites the image on the feet and becomes a great mountain and fills the whole earth2
 A. A GREAT AND UNEXPECT- ED CHANGE Is ABOUT TO TAKE PLACE IN WORLD RULERSHIP For a better understanding of what is about to take place, let Us ex- anime some other points in that chapter.
 Upon the throne of ancient Ba- bylon which has been termed the golden kingdom of a golden age. % sat Nebuchadnezzar who gave ser ious thought as to what should come to pass hereafter Dan. 2:29.
 In answer to his thoughts as to what would become of his king dom. etc. God gave him a dream. In this dream he saw a great inn age whose head was of fine gold. his breast and his arms of silver. his belly and his thighs of brass, his legs of iron. his feet part of iron and part of clay" Verses 3, B.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05

After having seen this great image in a dream. the king could not remember what he had seen in this dream. Yet it had made such Ia profound impression upon him that his spirit was troubled, and his sleep brake from him Then the king commanded to call the magi- clans and the astrologers and the sorcerers, for to show the king his dreams Verses 1, g. These men. among other things, professed to be able to tell future events by their study of the stars, communion with the dead, etc. Finally, even under sentence of death, they failed to make known to the king his dream or the interpretation of it. They said, There is not a man upon the earth that can show the kings matter ... and there is none other that can show it before the king. except the gods, whose dwelling is not with flesh Vers- es To. H. They did not know the true and living God. whose name is Holy: I dwell in the high and holy place. WITH HIM ALSO THAT IS OF A CONTRITE AND HUMBLE SPIRIT" Isa. 57:15. I am God, and there is none like me. declaring the end from tn begin ming and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, say ing. My counsel shall stand, and l will do all my pleasure" Isa.
 Continued on Page Three)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
ON SECOND HONEYMOON

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Devenny are leaving for the south tomorrow on the Camosun on what they are calling their second honeymoon.
 For more than twenty years the Devennys have been making trips but never together But now that their family is grown they have decided to go Outside to establish their son Ralph, who is, accom- panying them to Seattle. in school and then take a real vacation.
 A daughter, Patricia, is in nurs- es' training at Providence Hospit- al in Seattle
 MT Deyenny is Light Depart ment Superintendent for the town of Wrangell.
 While the Devenny family is in Seattle having a reunion with relatives and friends, the family pooch Rowdy, will be taken care of by co-workers of Mr. Devenny at the Light Plant.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
SEATTLE CHAMBER SPONSORS SCHOOL FOR
 ALASKA PACKAGING

SEATTLE - An Alaska Packag- ing School, which teaches en- ployees of Seattle firms how to package goods destined for Alaska, was conducted in the Queen City last month under sponsorship of the Alaska Committee of the Seat tie Chamber of Commerce.
 The first session was held on November 13 and gave 85 men who do the packaging in many of Seat ties larger firms an opportunity to see why it is necessary to package better for Territorial shipment than for domestic shipment. The second session was held on Novem-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
suRsCRIPTIoN RATES

Entered in the Postoffice at Wran gell, Alaska, as second class mat ter under act of Congress of March 3. 1878.
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
 The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for repuba- cation of all the local news prin ed in this newspaper. as well as all AP news dispatches.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
TO LIVE HERE

MT and Mrs Louis Lemieux, of Juneau arrived here on the Alaska Tuesday to make an indefinite stay. MT. Lemieux was formerly connected with the Gross chain of theaters, with headquarters at Ju- neau Their plans are as yet in definite.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

v smislu zakljucka glavnega
odbora SANSa sc DO v dneh 80.
in 81. maja ter po potrebi 1.
junija 1947 vrsila v Clevelandu
druga konvencija Slovenskega
ameriskega narodena sveta.
Volitve delegatov bodo urad-
no razpisane v prihodnjih par
tednih in Sc imajo vrsiti mese-
ca aprila. Glede zastopstva do
locajo pravila sledeee:
''Na konvenciji imajo sedez
in glas delegati podruznic in cla-
nj glavnega odbora.
Vsaka aktivna podruznica, ki
'je prispevala najmanj $100 v
SANSovo blagajno, ina pravico
do enega Delegate. ia podruzni-
ce, XII imajo stevilnejse elanstvo
doloci glayni odbor lahko veeje
stevilo delegatov po proporciji
clanstva> in placanih prispevkov.
Vsaka samostojna organiza-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
Konuencija sc bliza

cija, XII podpira SANS, ina pra-
vico poslati po enega delegate
pravico glasovanja ma kon-
vencijo."
Ma podlagi teh dolocil DO IT,
delan nacrt "a zastopstvo ma
konvenciji. Vsaka podruznica
DO obvescena O stevilu delega-
tov, do katerih je upravicena in
katere ina izvoliti. Podruznice,
Xxi so med 1. avgustom 1914 in
1. m ajem 1947 prispevale v
upravni sklad SANSa do $100,
so upravieene do enega delega-
ia; podruznice z visjimi pri-
spevki pa do sorazmerno vec
delegatov.
Prispevki "a pomozno akcijo
ter v sklad otroske bolnisnice
Sc ne snatrajo "a pogoj zastop-
stva ma konvenciji, kajti tt do
brodelni prispevki Sc MISC rabbi
Ii "a kritje stroskov v zvezi S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

III vrsijo funkcija elksslkutiR9ih
,uradnikov pri SANSu. Ne b bi-
10 pravilno niti ne dopustljixo,
.da bi bill doticni sklad izroden
liz rok toliko casa, dokler MISC
predlozeni, odobreni in izvedeni
vsi nacrti in pride do oboje-
stranskega sporazuma med za-
'stopniki Rdeeega kriza Slovepi-
je, slovensko vlado in odborom
SANSa v smislu pogojev, pod
katerimi je bill sklad ustanov-
lien. Te odgoyornosti Sc zave-
dajo oblastni zastopniki v Slo-
veniji v enaki meri kot Sc je
zavedajo clani eksekutive SA-
Nsa. In prepricani smo tudi, da
Sc S tenn postopanjem strinjajo
tudi vsi tisti velikodusni anne
riski Slovenci, XII SO sanni delali
in prispevali v ta dobrodelni
namen.
Mirko G.. KuheL tainik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

lin zelaznice, porn6ene toyarne
lin fabrike ter druge naprave,
ktemvec tudi da Sc Slpyenija ma
|sGrtno industrijalizira do stop
Hpie, o kateri Sc vecini Slovencev
|Iv predaprilski Jugoslayiji BE
sanjalo nj. v par letih bo Slove-
Enija popolnoma elektrificirana.
EDezela DO sama proizvajala to-
|Narniske izdelke, katere, je pred
Iosvoboditvijo morala uyazati IL
|sosednjih dezel, dasiravno So Sc
Esirovine iztekale iz naravnega
Ebogastva sloyenske. dezele. Slo-
venski knet in slovenski della
wee bo sedaj SAM uzival dohod-
lie cd svojih pridelkov in 81 slu-
Ezil boljsi kruh pri delu v proiz-
vodnji fahrikantov IL lastnih
suroyin. "a vse to ogromna de-
10 pa so potrebne vse tehnicne
i'm strokovne sile, katerih pa
danes v Jugoslaviji silno pri-
:manjknje. Vsi projekti XII Sc
ia dosego cin veeje. stopnje in
;dustrijalizacije ne snatrajo nuj-
mo potrebni, morajo cakati. In
med te spada tudi otroska boil
nisnica. ~ !
S tenn seveda nj reeeno, da
gbolnisnica nj. potrebna. Je. To-
.da "a zaeasne bolnisnice trenut-
no sluzijo rama javna in veeja
tprivatna poslopja, zlasti po-
,slopja last izbeglih in izgnanih
,tujezemcev, XII 50 sodelovai S
,sovrazniki in 81 s tenn dejanjem
tsami zapisai svojo usodo. Eni
ia isti strokovnjaki ne morejo
istocasno graditi hidrocentrale
ma Gorenjskem in staj ajerskem,
,tovarn ma Vrhniki, v Ljubljani
tin NoveH mestu, mostov in via
sduktov po Dolenjskem in v Bell
;Krajini, obenem pa cakati, ke-
sdaj bodo ameriski Slovenci zbra-
Ii stopetdeset tisoe dolarjev in
kedaj jill bodo poslai v Slove-
nijo.
SANS je ljudska organizacija
in denar v skladu "a otrosko
bolnisnico je ljudski denar, po-
verjen sANsu v zaup toliko ca
sa, dokler nj odresen svoje od-
govornosti. Poleg SANSa so "a
omenjeni sklad odgovorne mo-
ralno tudi nase bratske podpor-
ne organizacije, kojih odborni-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
.DoH0D|N'lNsK',I|
DAVEk

z veseljem sporoeamo nasim
stevilnim klijentom, da bono
tudi letos pripravljeni nuditi
najboljso postrezbo pri izpolnje-
vanju pol "a dohodninski davek
"a leto 1916.
Trgovec ali lastnik posestva
DO prav storil ako sc bo zglasil
v nasemu uradu tekom januarja
ali februarja.
Nasa mnogoletna izkusnja, v
|'katerem tasu Sc vedno nahajamo
ma st. Clair Ave., vam bo ma
razpolago.
"a dobro in tocno ter zaneslji-
vo izpolnjeno polo dohodnin-
skem davku, pridite k MIR.
Marian Mihaljevichu.
Mas urad je odprt vsaki dan
cd 9. ii. do Z. w., oh sobotah
lpa cd 9. ii. do 6. ".
[Mhoievich Bros. Go.
/ GAIA ST. CLAIR AVE.
i HE 6152
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

fupkcijami, XII jih vrsi nasa or
galaizacija.
| Isto tolmacilo velja tudi "a
samostojne organizacije, dru-
stva, zbore, federacije. it'd, XII so
v tel dobi gnotno podpirale
SANS in njegovo delo.
| Druga konvencija SANSa bo
velikega pomona v zivljenju
| Amerikancev slovenskega po-
rekla, kajti izvoljeni zastopniki
bodo v imenu syojih podruznic
in organzacij odlocili, ali je
SANS ze dovrsil svojo nalogo,
XII mu jo je poveril Slovenski ma
rodni kongres leta 1912 in kon-
vencija leta 1914, ali pa. je po-
klican, da postane stalna kul-
turno-politiena ustanova, XII mai
veze slovenske izseljence in nil
hove potomce v Ameriki slo-
venskim narodom v start domo.
vini. Naloge, XII hi jih incl, vr-
siti bodoci SANS so raznotere
in potrebujejo JAYNE razprave in
tolmacenja. Dogodki v start do
movini, &c Sc strinjamo z mimi
ali ne, vedno najdejo svoj od-
mev tudi v Ameriki in vpivajo
ma nase zivljenje.> Zlasti Sc je
to pokazalo tekom zadnjih sest
let, ko Sc nismo MIC mani zani-
mali "a polozaj v start domovi-,
nj kot smo Sc "a polozaj v Ame-
riki. Posta in novice, XII prihaja-
jo preko oceana cd nasih So
rodnikov in znancev, so zelo
ueinkovito, vplivale tudi ma ma
Sc politieno opredeljenje. In ker:
je zelo dyomljivo da Sc bodo ma
81 ljudje tudi v bodoce tako izo-
lirali kot so Sc "a casa stare Ju-
goslavije, ostaja jasna potreba
po neki stalni centralni organi-
zaciji v Ameriki, XII bi sluzila
obojestranskim potrebam. Zdi
sc, da je TAXA organizacija mas
SANS, XII do gotovo meje in me-
re te: naloge re nekaj casa IL
vaja.
Bodocnost SANS DO torej po-
glavitno vprasanje, XII ga DO
morala konvencija resiti. Resi-
tev pa nj tako lahka, kakor bi
Sc nekdo domisljal. Nastajajo
rama tehniena in organizacij-
ska vprasnja, predvse e m pa
vprasanje vzdrzevanja in kritja
stroskov take organizacije. Vaz-
no je tudi vprasanje vodstva,
pred vsem eksekutivnega tajni-
ka, XII Sc bo pae moral baviti lie
S tenn poslom in 81 cd tega tudi
sluziti svoj kruh. Ali smatrajo
nase jednote in zveze tako or
ganizacijo potrebno in ali jo
bodo tudi gmotno podpirale? V,
koliki meri?
Ma VISA ia vprasanja bo tre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

Ud AId hoAAvSAC1.t OSASOVOIASl. -.
Eradi tega je takoj jasno, das cin1
tvecje in Gin bolj Representative
Eno DO zastopstvo ma konvenciji
item laglje bo priti do definitiv.
mega zakljucka. Qbenem pa ma,
bo tdruga 'SANSova konvencija
cim vecja manifestacija ameris.
kin Sloyencev "a delo, XII ga vr-
81 Slovenski alneriski narodni
svet V korist mas sanih tokraj
'morja in v moralno in gmotno
Fpomoc v krvi prekaljenemu in
prerojenemu sloyenskemu ma
rodu Y start domovini.
Podruznice in saanostojne or.
ganizacije. ki bi v smislu ze o.
nacene tocke pravil ne bile upra-
vicene do zastopstva ma konven-
ciji, maj podvzemejo potrebne
korake, da do 10. maja kvalifi-
cirajo. Pozivajo sc tudi druge
ustanove, XII so zaradi raznih
pomoznih akcij in Rampant pre-
zrle podpreti upravni sklad SA-
NSa v svrho kritja stroskov,
d. prispevajo v njegov sklad in
posljejo pravomoenega zastop-
nika ma konvencijo..
Literature IL Slevenije
Med SANSovim uradom in
Slovenijo smo zadnjih par me-
.secev naklenii precej dobro we
20 in dobivamo precej ctiva in
drugih tiskovin, XII jih tudi cd
casa do casa porazdelimo med
nase podruznice. Vseh, tiskovin
sje seveda premalo "a mnozicno
delitev. ze meseca septembra
nam je Drzavna zalozba Slove-
nije poslala 100 izvodov "Slo-
venskega zbornika 1945'', XII
smo jih narocili "a razprodajo.
Te knjige SO prirajzale v mas
urad po mnogih zaprekah pred
par tedni.
Slovenski zbornik je prava
enciklopedija slovenskega osvo-
bodilnega boja. Ma skoro 300
straneh SO zbrani dragoceni
clanki il zgodovine slovenskega
osvobodilnega gibanja, spomi-
nj partizanskih borcev, naeelni
clanki vodilnih predstaynikov
OF in elanki, XII risejo razvoj
slovenskega kulturnega zivlje-
MIA v casu osvobodilne borbe.
Bobat izbor pesmi in praze do
stojno dopolnjuje znanstveni del
Zbornika. Med avtorji beremo
visa vidnejsa imena sodobne slo-
venske literature. Debela knji-
ga je vezana pol platno, It's
kama ma dobrem papirju in jo
krasijo stevilne fotografije.
Omejeno stevilo Zbornika je
naprodaj. Cena S postnino vred
lie $500 Narocila in denar Sc
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maj poslje ma SANSov ur az
(3424 w. 26th ST., Chicago "a
ILL.,
Dvoje pomembnih zborov
ameriskih sioyencev je naslov
knjige, HI vsebuje zapisnik slo--
|venskega narodnega kongresa
in :z,aapisnik prve. sANsove kon-,
|vencije, Po. obeh zapisnikih je
bilo pred casom preeej povprar
sevanje, zlasti Cd strani steyil
nih delegatov in delegatinj,. ko-
| Ejih imena, krai in drustva, 50
|zanesena ' zapisnik. Ia knjiga
;je zgodovinske vaznosti in pri-
"a o prvih korakih, Xxi SO jih
| powell slovenci ' Ameriki, da
nekaj storijo "a svojo rojstno
domovino ali domovino svojih
Fstarsev oh casu, ko SO zgodovin-
ski sovrazniki Slovencev skusa-
III slovenski narod temeljito uni
citi. Vsek delegat in delegate
MIA >jo lahko 'naroci. Cena je
$1.oo.
! lKampan p q j. "a bolnispico
Fje zaMjucena<
Dasi je bio ze koncem no.
svembra lanskega leta poroeano,
da je~kvota kampanje "a otros-
ko bolnisnico v Sloveniji ze do
:sezena ter da Sc v ia namen ne,
'bo vodila nadaljna ,kampanja,.
Sc je vzlic temu prijavilo Sc pre-:
tcej 1aadaljnih, prispevateljev in!
darovi Sc vedno prihajajo. sklad
danes belezi v gotovini, vladnih.
Iobveznicah, certifikatih cd zvez-
ne Wade zajamcenih hranilnih
in posojilnih drustev ter v OBJ
5vezah stirih vecjih organizacij;
mad $156,0OO. " ia sklad Sc ste-
.kajo tudi vse obresti. j.
Da bi ne bilo nesporazuma,
mai bo ponovno povedano, da
,je, kampanja "a zbiranje pri-
.spevkov v sklad otroske bolnis-
nice uradno, zakljjueena. Nj pa
IS TEN receno, da Sc ne, bodo
sprejemali nadaljni darovi, do
kler celotni sklad ne DO izrocen
tozadevnemu odboru v Sloveni-
j in porabljen v namene, "a ka-
tere je bill ustanovljen.
Dobili smo tudi ze .nekaj vpra-
sanj, zakaj denar Sc. nj poslan
v stare domovino, kedaj bo po-
Sian in kedaj DO bolpisnica IL
grajena. VISA ia vprasanja SO ma
mestu in morajo biti odgoyorje-
ma.
Kdor vsaj nekoliko zasleduje
povojni razvoj v Sloveniji, opa-
ri, S kakim navdusenjem in sko-
raj neverjetnim elanom Sc je
narod lotil della, ne samo da OBJ
novi in popravi svoja Porusena
mesta in vasi, ceste, mostove
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13
S(ouenskii ou,eri$kii nqrodni suet

O(ODeHSkl Qn1eTlSRl mar rOQnl sue
3l24 W. 2sth Street. Chicago 20. III.
ndnH tpryD konvsnsa SANS, sept
syslanda bin yol sleda uadniki g. odbonH IN aen a
tegs sdbosa:
predsednik: ADA1HC Mnford N. ,>..
podpredsednca MARIE PRsLAND. Aven.
San: DR. r J. Kern Ave,
> CLAM EKsEKuTTvE:
KRISTAN Beechtree
JANKo RoGEIJ aas sehade Ave. Cleveland O.
Tajnik: MRKo KUHEI. 1924 w, Chicago - n
Bagstni: 2657 &c. Lawndae Chicago a. m
1900 Lombard Berwyn IL
caan:
LEO JURJovEC 1sls ". End RI, Chicago H.
ANTON KRARENCs 1884 VI. 3lst p. Chicago 4 III
DR.. ruRLAM sss Burton waukesan. ILL.,
FRANK zATTz, 1901 So. Lawndaie Ave, Chicago ~, III
NADzoRlu oDB0R:
LOUIS zEIEzNIKAR, predsednik N. Chicago
JOSIE ZAKRAySEK 76os Cleveland g. Ohio.
JOSEPH ZAvERTN1K, 800 Tenafly Rd, Englewood N.
sIRsI 0DBOR:
ANTON DEBEvC, St, sheboygan. Wis
JOSEPH r. DURN Rd, Cleveland 10, Oho
JOHN Chicago H. ILL.,
THERESA GERzE. as4 Erie Ave, W. Aiquipps Pa
HORZEN, First L Sale
ANTHONY Washington st, Colo.
REV. NIATH KEBE 22s-S7h St. Pittsburgh l, Pa
FRANK KLUNE, eo4-srd st, N w. Chisholm. Mimi.
HELENA KUSAR, 1885 Sos Keniworth Ave, Berwyn, H.
KATHERINE KRALNZ, Hawthorne Ave. Detroit =, Mich
JOHN KvARrICH Ill Station St, BzdsevfIe Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
Menahan st, Brooklyn, N. T.
ANTOINETTE SINICICH
THERESA SPECK, 1858 Ave, st. 16, Mo.
VALENTINE sTROJ 1o0 N. Holmes Ave. indianapolis, Ind
STONICH, Pueblo -
ANDREW VIDRICH, 706 Forest Ave, Johnstown Pa
ANTON ZBASNIK, U. Bldg, Ely Minn
JOSEPH Z0RC, 1o45 Wordsworth Ave. No. Chicago, H.
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ab-insev pisano Perc.o;'lte'

Imamo samo omejenp zalogot
finega pisanega percale blaga
v fini izberi barry in vzorcev.
Je jann6eho, da Sc pere iii je
stalne barve. Specialize samo
"a en- dan! sf 6
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-13

Mirko G. Kuhel tajnik.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

Sam on a night like this. But
he's driving up tomorrow after
noon and he'll be here for din
ner -
The next afternoon as she
turned the corner each step she
made took her closer to that
mud-spattered car and to tn e
house Shake the sleet from
your hair, Alison, and straight
en- your face. Talk to your
heart. Make it listen. Make it
understand that Teresa and
Sam and Suzy are an in
destructible trinity
When Sam arose to greet her
he put his hands behind him.
He was wearing the :: brown
sweater beneath the old tweed
jacket. Obviously he had only
just come in the house, for
there was still a glow in his
thin, chiseled face.
Say something, even if it's
trite
"I wonder if the sleet will
turn into snow so Suzy and I
can 60 sleigh-riding."
"Does she have a sled?"
81 don't know"
'I'm sure there are = few
pre-War models in the attic at
home. I'll bring one up the next
time I come. My mother never
threw anything away"
WAS your mother. like that,
too?s'
He laughed. "She was very
much like that. Annette's
dressing Suzy. She'll be down
IN minute. Meanwhile -
He looked into her face. Sam
didn't look at your face. He
looked into it. GLOW have you
been, Alison?"
She smiled. "I think I came
out Of my visit with Edna still
unspoiled.' i
He shook his head slowly.
You could never be spoiled.
You see things as they are"
But some things you can't
see very well, Sam. You have
to guess at them.',
How good guesser are
you?"
mot very good one, I'm
afraid. My mother used to saw
| had a terrific imagination"
Ito Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

one for girls. There is a typing
department with II machines; a
home economics department, a
gymnasium. The school is self
sufficient having its own central
water system, its own central
heating plant and its own sewer
age disposal system. It has
basketball teams for boys and
girls in interscholastic competi-
ton and a baseball team for
boys. It has fire walls and an
elaborate system of fire alarm
boxes. Fire drills have emptied
the buildings in two minutes and
20 second. 1t furnishes free, not
only the text books, but all
school supplies. The cafeteria
provides for Is cents a well bal
anced meal with a glass of milk
included free of charge. Pupils
not able to pay are provided
free meals but no pupil and no
parents know who pay and who
do not, so all embarrassment is
avoided. More than SO per cent
of the pupils are transported in
nine buses that travel 426 miles
daily. That probably is a world
record. The school feels that is
has the best equipped and best
operated school cafeteria in
North Carolina. We are sure it
is not excel1ed by any other
school in the state. The enroll
ment is 726. In the 18th grade
are Is boys and nine girls. In
the school enrolment are 384
boys and 342 girls. Note the
large attendance of boys. The
school has two supervised play
grounds with sports and playing
equipment. It is exceptionally
well equipped with exits and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE

Alison turned quickly and
went up the steps to her room
Her shorthand book and pad
were like things out of the dim
past. Everything she had set out
earnestly to learn seemed to
have fallen out of her mind. She
opened the book and fingered
the pages. She had to finish the
course and take the job W h
Philip as soon as possible be-
cause if Sam and Teresa were
going to be married, she could
not continue living in this house.
It was too quiet here, so quiet
that a thought she had tried to
hold off broke through with
piercing finality. We were Sc
close to perfection, Sam. And
we missed it. We missed it cold.
Downstairs Annette w IS sui
rering with one of her unseen
heroines.
Upstairs Alison was thinking
that the sky was weeping as
she was and that rain and tears
were one.
Later Teresa called and Ann
cite took her message that she
was working and wouldn't be
home for dinner. 1t was after
eight and Annette had gone and
Suzy was in bed when Teresa
came in and impatiently shook
the rain from her furs. She
looked exhausted as she sat in
the green love seat across. from
Alison and lighted a cigaret.
"Did you have a good time at
Edna's? she asked. Her m n d