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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Veterans Eligible
For Army Enlistment
Under 3-Year pIar

Veterans are now eligible to
enlist for three years service in
the U. S. Army or Air Force and
if they prefer, remain in the
United States for the full period,
according to 1t. Charles J. Mar
kus, commander of the arm, and
air force recruiting station in the
post office.
The new enlistment plan for
veterans has just been put into
effect and white men with prior
service in the army, navy, ma
rineS, or coast guard, and who
served outside the continental
U. S. after Sept. 2, 1945, may en-.
list for assignment to a preferred
camp.
1t. Markus said that qualified
vets enlisting under this new
plan are guaranteed a minimum
of service in a unit of their
choice, only if their performance
of duty is satisfactory.
"At present, the number of
men who may be accepted under
this plan is unlimited; however,
it is expected that quotas soon
will be allotted to each recruit
ing area" Markus said.
Veterans may enlist for assign
ment to the following areas: End
infantry division, Fort Lewis
Washington; End armored divi-
sion, Camp Hood, Texas; 82nd
airborne division, Fort Bragg; End
engineer special brigade, Fort
Worden, Washington; 3rd armor-
ed division, Fort Knox, KY; 4ti
infantry division, Fort Ord, Cali
fornia; 5th infantry division, Fort
Jackson, S. c.; 9th infantry divi-
sion, Fort Dix, New Jersey.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
MISS KINCSBURY'S
FUNERAL IS SET
Longtime Teacher Here
To Be Buried Wednes-
day Afternoon

| Miss Maude M. Kingsbury, 211
South Fifth avenue, died at 8:45
o'clock yesterday morning fol-
lowing a stroke.
Born in Oxford, Miss Kings
bury was the daughter of DR..
Theodore Bryant Kingsbury, edi-
| tor of the Star and the Messenger
for some years, and Mrs. Sally
Atkinson Kingsbury.
She was a teacher in Whining
ton public schools for 40 years
and had retired about five year
ago.
| Funeral services will be con.
Quoted at 3 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in St. James Episcopal
church, with the Rev. Mortime:
Glover, rector, officiating. Inter
ment will be in Oakdale.
Miss Kingsbury is survived by
the following nieces and ne
phews; Theodore K. Lynch, Will
mington, Dasey w. Lynch, Mar
garet Kingsbury, and Theodore
B. Kingsbury, of Washington,
John Shackford, South Carolina
Theodore Shackford, Lexington,
Mrs. Mary S. Johnston, Rich
mond, Mrs. Gurtavus Dyer, Nash
vile, Robert Kingsbury, Whining
ton, Mrs. Bryant Whitfield, Mrs.
Melville Robertson and Mrs. Per-
kins, all of Norfolk, and a num-
ber of great nieces and nephews.
Active pallbearers will be B.
B. Reynolds, E. A. Hoggard, Da-
vid Sinclair, David Murchison,
Jr., Fred Graham and Holmes Da-
Wis, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec, 29-CP
-Turpentine Ga; OFFERINGS 160;
sales, none; receipts 1875; ship
ments 532; stocks 1854.
Rosin: Offerings and sales 100;
receipts 10; shipments 300; stocks
1892.
Quote: B $50: D IT'S: E 800;
F $50; G H and l S.o5; M K and
N 8.98; VIC $50; WV and x 9.35.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-(P-Cot-
ton futures registered gains Of
95 ~,nts to S .65 a bale in mod
erately active dealings today
Mill covering, prior to the. year
end, supported the nearby deliv-
cries. Commission house and New
Orleans demand was attracted te
new crop positions on expecta-
tions of a sizeable advance in the
mid-Deoember cotton parity price
which was confirmed in the pari.
ty announcement after the close
of trading. Hedge selling and
scattered profit taking were
readily absorbed.
Some quarters anticipating a
continued uptrend in parity over
the next several months felt the
1948 cotton crop loan will be up
wards of 80 cents a pound on
1916 inch middling cotton against
27.94 cents for the 1947 crop.
Textile markets were dull, but
merchants anticipated a resump-
ton of active selling after the
turn of the year.
Spot cotton markets were in a
holiday lull.
Futures closed 95 cents to $1.65
a bale higher than the previous
rIoee
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
u. S. BOMBER CRESHED

FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec
29-(P)-An American A-26 at.
tack bomber with two men
aboard crashed today Is miles
Northeast of Augsburg, us. Air
force headquarters at Wiesoa-
den said. The fate of the men
was not learned. Troopers were
en- route to the wreckage. The
plane was on a navigational
flight from Munich to Bremen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Stocks Recede Somewhat
Under Tax Sales Druing
u.pKrTs AT A GLANCE

MARKETS AL "A CA1A1>OE
NEW YORK, Dec. z9-'T,--
stocks-Lower; light selling de'
presses leaders.
Ronds-Irregular; price cnahs
os narrow. -,
cotton-Quiet; mill buying.
CHICAGO
Wheat 49, Closed higher; COM
n,ercial buying.
Corn-Closed mixed; nearby
deliveries advanced.
Oats-Closed mixed; nearby de-
Hors-slow and generally IS
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Cattle-Steady to strong; TOP
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Stocks 100000.
Bonds S5,640,o00.
Curb stocks 100000. 49, -
Curb bonds s33o,ooo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
N. C.-VA., HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, Dec. 29-P)-(NC-
DA) - Hog markets steady to
weaker with tops of 1925 at
Rocky Mount and Fayetteville;
$3.50 at Greenville, and $500 at
Smithfield, Mount Olive, Colds
boro, Richmond, Chadbourn-Lum-
berton- Warsaw and Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
TUESDAY DECEMBER ,0 =.

be Holy Ss,, communion On Service, =,
Ts,,nsda,. TS ns1a at St. Johns ,''st e5,stl wiz
Of of?rba'y Tba to celebrate the sosssa 3a,a
1here 14sa will be celebrat,.cCh u Christ
Gso and n 10 a. m. The npn, npa,. 1t
cordially invited, public i
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
FINAL BOND QUOTATIONS

AT & ST As 95 lis "
ACL 4 rs 81 100
B & o 4 x 75A 70 II
Can Pac AS Perp IS
c & Ell Inc 81 "a
CGW As 88 rs
CRI & P r As "a 81
Fla E c SIS "a 54 Y
H & M SIS 81 SO
1lls-Cent 4 AS 66 n u
Int G N 6S 50 21
NIX & T Al IS 67 40 p
NYC R SIS 2013 Y p
Nor & West As 96 1877
Nor Pac 4 rs 2O47 81
Penn RR G 4 rs IS 100
Sou Ry Gen IS Sc 1O5 $.
Sou Ry Cn SIS 81 112 q
West Md As 81 SO
FOREIGN BONDS
Aust IS IS 102
Aust 3 S Sc 81 "a
Braz 6 rs 1851 so u
French rs 40 103 u
Poland IS so 9 q
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 29-R)-Grain
futures developed an easy tone
at the opening today and traders
could find but little buying in
centive.
At the close wheat was u to
1 Y higher than Saturdays close,
May $2.94A-1z. Corn was 70 low
er to / " higher, May $2.51 IS II.
Oats were Is lower to l " high
er, May SLIT A-as. Soybeans
were 2 to 3 cents higher, March
1897.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, Dec. 29-(P)-(NC-
DA)-Raleigh egg and poultry
markets steady; U. S. Grade AA
large 81; fryers "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

Mustard gas is not affected by
being buried in earth, sodigging
in saturated area is dan
gerous.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

LaPaz, Bolivia, is the highest
large city in the world, with an
altitude of nearly two and one
half miles,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

Man has been able to attain 4
temperature of 1900 degrees
Fahrenheit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Open High Low Last

open hlSn Low Last
Mch 1874 1898 ? "a 1896 up 70
May 1854 35.75 1854 35.75 up 2C
July 34.49 34.65 34.47 34.63 up 81
Oct 31.60 31.77 31.60 31.75 up %
Dec 30.98 31.25 30.98 31.24 up SO
Mch 30.74 31.00 80. "a O.95n up sc
Middling spot 36.77n up IS.
N-Nominal; Bid A-Asked
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
DObili bolllO nekoiko
|elektrike ''zastoni''

zupan Burke je naznanil do
sezenje sporazunia S Cleveland
Illuminating Co., glasom kate
rega bo $4,000 odjemalcev
elektricne druzbe v Clevelandu
in severnenn Ohiju deleznih kre-
dita v znesku $1,000, ,0OO,. XII SIC
bo uporabil ma racunih "a elek-
triko v naesecu juliju. 49,
To poneni, da DO vecina od-
jen1alcev v doticnem mesecu do
bila takorekoc vso elektriko ia
stonj."
V zameno Sc je lnestna vlada
zavezala, da bo umaknila tozbo
proti druzbi, XII Sc nahaja pred
najvisjim drzavnim sodiscem,
da obstojece Gene ostanejo ve-
ljavne "a nadaljnja stiri leta, in
da SINE druzba poslej racunati
17fo vec "a parno gorkoto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
De Pc, G;;a{ulie Il pozval
tfancOZe ma slOgo

BRUNEVAL, Francija, 80.
narca - General Charles De
Gaulle, ko Sc je zacasno umaknil
il poiiticnega ziv1jenja Franci-
je, Sc .je udelezil ceremonij od-
kritja spomenika zavezniskim
parasutistom v Bfunevalu in oh
tel priliki incl kratek govor, v
katerem je pozval Francoze ma
slogo.
Okrog 10000 oseb il Norman
die je prislo poslusat govor De
Gaulla. Poroeilo pravi, da so ga
oh tel priliki viharno pozdrav-
jali in vzklikai de Gaulla ma
oblaA."
V svojem govoru je De Gaul-
le pozival prisotne, maj ne "po-
slusajo glasov nesloge in deka-
dence, XII so zacasno zasencili
nacionalne interese.
incl DO drugi govor prihod-
njega ponedeljka (danes) v
Strassburgu, kjer DO, kot pra-
WIG njegovi prijatelji, obravna-
val tudi vprasanje zunanje po-
litike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
|Ves+i IL ivfenio
omeriskih SIovencev

: Chicago. - Ma juzni strani
mesta je umrl John Hribar, star
76 let, donna v St. Rupertu ma
Dolenjskem. Bill je clan SNIP.
Duluth, MINI. - v bolnisni-
ci st. Mary's Sc zdravi 78-letni
Anton Grahek z Elyja. Pref je
bill par mesecev v bolnisnici v
svou naselbini vsled opeklm-
ko 81 je kuhaL, n1u je prisIo sla-
DO in je padel ma razbeljeno pee.
Waukegan, I1.-Mrs. J. Sim
cic je 3prejela vest. il starega
kraja, da je urnrl njefl ode 10"
sef Komen, star S5 let, donna il
Sklanice, Istrija. Pref pa je bila
obvescena, da je bi1a zadnje dni
vojne 26. aprila 1915 ubi-
IA od bombardiranja njena ma
j., stara "a let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
FRANCOSKI ADMIRAL
OBSOJEN MA SMRT

VERSAILLES, %. nlarca. -
Admiral Jean de LaBorde, XII je
bill obtozen, da je v novembru
leta 1912 unicil v Toulonu fran
cosko mornaeico, je bill danes
obsojen ma smrt. Poleg unicenja
bojnih ladij je bill spoznan kri-
vega tldi vohunstva "a sovraz
nika. Obsodbo je izrekla fran
:eoska parlamentarna sodnija po
obravnavi, XII sc je vrsila diva
dhi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
Albanski delegat
okrcal grsko vlado

BEOGRAD, 80. marca - AL
banski polkovnik Nesti Ke-
renxhi, XII sc nahaja kot dele
gat Atlantic pri preiskovalni
komisiji Zdruzenih narodov, je
o5tozil grsko vlado, da podpira
v Albaniji podtalno gibanje, "v
svrho zahrbtnega =napada, ko
bosta Grcija in Anglia napadli
Albanijo."
" pismu ma preiskovalno ko-
misijo je Kerenxhi izjavil, da je
obravnava, XII Sc je pred KRAFT
kim vrsila v Korici, prisla v po-
sest dokazov "a te obtozbe.
"Grski vladi so angleske oku-
pacijske sile dale neomejeno
podporo,' je poudaril Kerenxhi.
Potem je tudi omenil, da so OBJ
tozeni clani podtalnega gibanja
v Albaniji govorili O "izkrcanju
angleskih Get ma albansko ozem-
ljc."
Aloanski zvezni castnik je
opozoril ma "znaeilne pokrete
angleskih Get v blizini albansko-
grske meje," XII potrjuje DEF
stvo, ida angleska vlada in ME
ne cete direktno podpirajo inn
perialisticne zahteve Grcije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
V01Hj G&osSman: -. - -
Nncisticl,a klau1,ica U
Irebliuki
IL ruseine prevel: ]. KaueiG.)
81. ,,aarca 1o47.

'tornandantu nj posrecilo odkriti
..arote jetnikov v treblinski klav-
lici, katera je irnela kasneje ia
10 strasne posledice "a gesta-
3ovce.
Proti koncu meseca julia je
aastopila velika vrocina. Ko so
odkopavali grobove, Sc je il
njih valila bella para, kakor il
kipecih kotlov. Neznosen smrad
in vrocina razbeljenih peel, je
.naravnost dusila ljudi, XII so VIA
tili ma pol segnita trupla il jam
X pecem; ljudje so padah v ONE
dlevico in sami padali v goreSe
plamene. Milijarde debelih muh
je plezalo po tleh in rojilo v
zraku. Sezigali so zadnje stoti-
.soce trupel.
Dan upora je bill raznacen ma
dan 2. augusta 1914. Signal "a
upor je bill dolocen s strelom il
samokresa. Usoda je bila naklo-
.njena jetnikom in dan drugega
augusta je bill strasen dan ma
scevanja mad gastapovskimi me-
sarji v treblinski klavnici. Pro-
ii nebu SO svignili plameni, to-
da ne tisti tezki in temni cd 60
recega cloveskega mesa, ampak
cisti, svetli planeni goreeega le-
sa, plameni upanja, kateri so
imeli dolociti nadaljno usodo IT,
socev trpecih jetnikov, ali po-
gin, ali svobodo. Use taborisce
je bio razsvetljeno in uporni-
kom Sc je zdelo, kakor da Sc je
sonce razletelo mad treblinsko
>klavnico in vodilo junasko bor-
bo mucenikov "a svobodo, ziv-
ljenje in Cast.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
UREDNIKOvA PO$TA
Odbor LMS il Grohovego pise!

Nj treba posebne pripombe cd
mole strani, kajti pisrno sano
je dokak, da mas doprinos je
vzvisenega pomona in bo ostal
trajen in nevenljiv spomin. Vse
domacine grahovskega okraja
opozarjam, maj storijo, kar Jim
je bio priporoceno pred. neko-
liko dnevi glede nase domace
prireditve. Osobje marljivo de-
luje, da bo mas sestanek vseh
ozirih v resnici nekaj nenavad-
mega. Vpostevajte torej navo-
dila! John Su$terSi6,
Joskov IL Lipsenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
HOESSE PRIMAL KRIVDO
"a SMRT 100000 OSEB

VARSAVA, 30. marca.-Ru-
dolph Hoesse, bivsi nacisticni
pove1jnik taborisca v Oswieci-
mu, XII je bill oznaeen "a najvec-
jega vojnega zlocinca v zgodovi-
nj elovestva, je danes pred vr-
hovnim drzavnim sodiscem pri-
znal odgovornost ia smrt 1000
600 ujetnikov, k tere je dial
usmrtiti v plinskih celicah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
RAZSTRELBE IN
POzARI v PALESTINE

JERUZALEM, 81. marca.-V
lukl Haife so danes izbruhnili
novi pozari in zopet so pokale
bombe kot protest proti Angle
zem, XII so tekom dneva well
1,6OO zidovskih protizakonskih
naseljencev z ladje blizu Haife
in Jih privedli ma kopno v svrho
izgona ma otok Ciper.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
NACIlzEM So CyETE u. il
NEMCIJI, PRAkVIJO zRTVEs

NUREMBERG, 30 fn1aEea. -
Ma tisoce zrtev facistKnega
preganj janja je vprizorilo sirofr
Bavarske protestne shode, ma
katerih 50 Sc govorniki pritoze-
vail, da nacizem Be vedno cvete
VI Nemciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
Lep program Mlad.
zbOra S. D. Donna

Vceraj je bill lep dan, in po
izredno slabem vremenu, XII smo
ga imeli prosli teden, je bilo
pricakovati, da DO vsakogar mi
kalo ma prosto. Zato je pa bilo
tenn bolj prijetno videti tako We
liko udelezbo ma vcerajsnji pri-
redbi Mladinskega pevskega
zbora SID ma Waterloo Rd.
Popoldanski program je otvo-
ril zborov predsednik Mr.. John
Terlep OBJ 4. uri. Takoj nato je
nastopil zbor, XII je pokazal
svojimi lepo ubranimi glasovi,
da pazno poslusa ucitelja in zbo-
rovodja Mr.. Frank Vauterja,
ker podane pesmice so bile "a
pete posebno dobro. Obcinstvu
so zlasti ugajale "Pomladan-
ska," "Nocoj pa, oh, nocoj" in
"Tiha luna" Zelo ljubek je bill
nastop LaVerne Vauter, XII je
menda najmlajsa clanica zbora,
ter je zapela solospevu in Ruth
Vidrich, XII poseduje prijeten
glas in obeta biti zelo dobra
pevska moe ma nash odrih.
Mala Margaret in Ludwig
Oster sta 81 osvojila srca obcin-
stva z svojim finim igranjem v
duetu ma klavirju, in &c bosta
nadaljevala vezbanje, 81 bosta
lahko napravila lepo bodocnost.
Kot drugi del programa je
bila podana dramska slika IL po-
vojnega zivljenja Sloveniji.
Brez vsakega pretiravanja Sc
!lahko rece, da je ia slika polka
,zala, kaj vse je mogoce napra-
Viii il nase mladine, &c je pri
vodstvu potrpezljivost in dobra
VOLTA.
Najbolj sta Sc navzocim pri-
ikupila Johnny Pavli (Janez) in
Mildred Tomsic (Metka), katera
sta sc tako domaca pocutila ma
odru, kot da sta nastopala skup-
no pred javnostJo re veliko let.
Tudi drugi so Sc dobro odre-
zali, dasi so imeli manjse vlo-
&c, in sicer: Florence Siskovich,
NADIA Skerl, Stanley Tomsic,
Raymond Videmsek, Frances
Homar, Alice Pike, Helen Mihel-
cic, Nancy Samsa in Marian Ka-
pei.
Zakljucni del popoldanskega
programa je bill nastop "Janez
V New Yorku,' XII sta ga podala
Iva Eivsa .ucenca Mladinskega
zbora, Eddy Terlep in Robert
Sonirak. Zabave in smeha je BIZ
10 dovolj, in videlo Sc je, da je
program vseskozi ugajal poset-
nixon. ,Obe igri 5e vodil MIR.
John M. Steblaj.
| Pc programu Sc je v spodnji
! dvorani servirala vecerja, nato
pa je sledil pies v obeh dvora-
nah.
Tako je zopet minil dan ma
Sc naladine," XII je porok, da slo-
venske besede in slovenske Pc
smi Sc ne DO konec, dokler bono
imeli pri nasih Domovih pozr-
tvovalne ljudi kot SO, odborniki
Mladinskega zbora Slovenskega
s..delavskega donna in zavedne tdi-
frektorje Domov, XII nudijo NAL
tckom ugodnost, tda Sc lahko svo-
bodno vadijo in udon,acijo v
dran1atiki in petju. -
s. v "E'aI;OTrGamOsti" H,hih
l,oda1xl o1.1,sx1 lye.x,faaIx, n Ssatice n III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

| je Ljudske mladine Slovenije
"a Grahovo. Slavka Mlinar je
pred meseci pisala vec zaninni-
viii pisem svojemu stricu v
Clevelandu, XII so bila priobcena
v Enakopravnosti. Sedaj pa ONE
MIA prejem pisma, XII sem ga
podpisani pisal letos v januarju
ma imenovani odbor v Grahovo,
glede nasega domacinskega do
prinosa "a knjiznico grahovske-
ga okraja. Hvaleznost "a mas do
prinos in veselje starih in MIA
din opisuje Slavka kot sledi:
"Grahovo, 5. marca 1947.
"Dragi tovarisi in tovariSice!
'Iznenadilo mas je pismo, pi-
sano liz Amerike in naslovljeno
ma naso mladinsko organizacijo.
Vase pismo smo precitali ma ma
Sem mladinskem sestanku, kjer
| je bila zbrana VISA mladina, da
je slisala glas nash dragih do
macinov, zivecih v Ameriki.
"Tovarisi, najlepsa Vam hva-
la! V pisnu smo spoznali glo-
boko idejo ljudi, XII socustvu-
jejo nami, XII hrepene po ure-
snicenju leila v svoji rodni do
movini-onkraj morja-na slo-
venski zemlji. Vase besede MISC
vrzene le v kamenita tia, kjer
bi Zamrle in bi sc unicila nil
hova plodovitnost in njihov
plod. Ne, tovarisi, mi smo mia
dina novega kova, XII z veseljem
in trdno voljo ere v novi dan.
Hocemo, da bono zeli plodove
nase image!
"Zavedamo Sc, da smo mi tisti,
XII bono dvignili slovenski ma
rod liz rusevin, 81 postavili nov
DONNA slovanskih tleh, kjer
bono ziveli v miru in bratskem
sozitju, sal pod svohodnim SON
Gem je pac "a vse dovolj pro-
stora.
"Vsakdo je prisluhnil Vasim
besedam, XII MISC pisane zaman.
lzpolniti hocemo naloge, XII sto-
je danes pred nami, premagati
vse ovire in dospeti h koncnemu
cilju. Vstajamo iz rusevin v nov
dan, vstajamo v svobodno ziv-
tjenje, zivjenje miru, bratstva,
enakosti in srece.
"Zavedamo Sc, da so naloge
pred nami tezke, v nas-mla-
DIM klije tako mocha VOLTA, XII
10 ne more streti nihce. Polni
smo mad, hrepenenja, ponesti no.
cemo nov duh med svet, da vi
dl, da nismo trhla bilka in ne
stevilke, ampak ljudje, XII ina
mo neomagljivo voljo.
''Nasi borci so odsli v gozdove
golimi rokami z geslom: "
BOZ "a stare pravdo!' Geslo, XII je
nekoc Vodilo boj nase pradede,
smo danes mi ponesli v svet in
delo izpolnili.
"Sedaj mas je presenetil nov
dogodek. Odprta nam je pot ma
prosVetnem polju. Kako mai
VAN povrnemo dobroto, XII ste
nam jo izkazali?
"Mislimo, da Yam bono ma
placali dobroto lie ma ia nacin,
Ga prlstopimo k delu takoj Vpi-
sali smo Sc v knjiznico, citamo
ze knjige, darilo nasih domaci-
nov IL Amerike. Obljubljamo
VAN, da bono v knjigah nasli
naso bodocnost, 81 gradili zna-
ME in ga V mas utrjevali, boga-
till besedni zaklad, da Sc tako
upeljemo v nov duh.
"Knjiznico bono lepo uredili,
da DO vir nasih leila in obenem
spomin na~naSe brate, XII mas
ljubijo-ljubijo slovenski ma
rod. Hocemo, da Sc vsi nasi ma
crit izpolnijo, da Vas trud ne
30 zaman.
T "zelimo, 'da Sc nam Sc. veckrat
|oglasite, dae bono povezani q
Vami in YAM nekoc sporocili
move uspehe
"se enkrat, najlepsa Vam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

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godhih po spet I'm donna!
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-10

MIR. and Mrs. v. C. Fite and little
daughter Judy, and Jerry who have
been living in Grenada the past few
months have returned to Tchula to
make their home. Mr.. Fite has pur-
chased the Martin Fruit Stand and
Grocery Store.
j. c. Allen and E. A. Buchanan
went to Pine Bluff, Ark. on a bust
ness mission last Wednesday.
Mrs. H. B. MCGEE ST.. went TO
jackson last week to be the house
guest of her cousin, Mrs. w. D. Nc
Carly and to attend a party given
by her hostess Thursday evening.
Miss Ouida Woody was the house
guests of Miss Jill Giddens in Jack
son for several days. She attended
the recital of Andre Foldes, brilliant
pianist at the Belhaven Co~nservato-
ry' and was a guest at a lovely party
given by Miss Giddens at which
Andre Foldes and Jackson artists
were present.
Miss Martha Louise Turner and
Edgar Sweet left by plane for Lee,
Mass, on June 28th to study dancing
for two months at Jacobs Pillow
Dance Festival. Both are talented
dancers. Miss Turner was a member
OF the advanced dancing class at
M. S. c. w. in Columbus for two
and one-half years and for the past
six months studied at the whitford
Price Studio In Greenwood. Mr..
Sweet has studied under Miss Price
for several years.
Mrs. James Cunningham ST., MISS
Miriam Cunningham and Mrs.
James Cunningham, Jr., Of Omega
Plantation shopped in Greenwood
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keaton of
Grenada were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Foose Monday and en-
joyed fishing in nearby lakes.
Mrs. R. G. Brown and grand-sons
Rogers Parks and Bobby Sharpe of
Louisville visited Mr.. and Mrs. Raj
phi Ray and family Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Mayfield and
daughter Elaine of Jackson who
have been spending a vacation on
the Gulf Coast visited Mrs. Edgar
Mayfield in Tchula before returning
home. Miss Ruby Jean Cooper of
Durant was also a guest in the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cunningham
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marshall
left Wednesday evening for New Or
leans to spend a few days. They
were registered at the Roosevelt
Hotel.
Mrs. E. E. Brasfield of McComb
was the weekend guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Rueff. SUNDAY, guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Brasfield and
son of Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Tahir entertained
last Wednesday evening with a hot
tamale supper at their home. The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Will
lam Thomas and daughter and
Jimmie Moses Of Yazoo City.