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Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Christmas Is Theme
OF Federated Club
At Meeting Monday

Meeting Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. B. L. Price, the Lau-
rel Federated club members held
their Christmas party and gift ex-
change. Hostesses were Mrs. Har-
old Price, Mrs. Herman Schessler
and Mrs. Russell Barr.
A short business meeting was
presided over by Mrs. Allen Gate
wood, after which a program was
presented by Mrs. Harold Collins,
Mrs. Rynold Frank and Mrs. Har-
old Williams.
Program numbers included two
piano selections by Shirley Collins,
Concert Polonaise" and "The
Palms," She also played for the
carol singing. A Christmas skit
was presented and Santa Claus, i'm
personated by Mrs. Frank, distribut-
ed the gifts. A Christmas lunch
followed the meeting.
Guests of the club were Mrs.
Harry Smart, Mrs. H. l. Isachsen
and Mrs. Victor Leis.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Marshall Huntington,
Jan. 5, with Mrs. Herman Miller as
cohostess. Mrs. Gatewood will be
in charge of the program on "Color
Harmony in the Home"
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Officers Of Unity
Club Are Installed
AT Meeting Of Dec. l

The Unity Garden club met Dec.
1 for dessert luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Mabel Sommers, with Inez
Vaughn as co-hostess. Mrs. Nell
Brown, president, presided at the
business meeting, attended by 10
members who responded to roll call
with their favorite Christmas songs.
A vote of thanks was extended w.
V. D. Chapman, o. C. Cooper and
John Laird, president of the Com
mercial club, for their assistance
in decorating two live Christmas
trees in Northern Pacific park.
Officers installed for 1913 by Mrs.
Jennie Starkey were Mrs. Emily
Richardson, president; Mrs. Inez
Vaughn, vice president; Mrs. Mabel
Sommers, secretary-treasurer. A
gift was presented Mrs. Brown, the
retiring president.
Plans for the annual Christmas
party were made. There will be a
1870 pot luck dinner at the home
of Mrs. Coralyn Albertus Dec. IS.
Gifts will be exchanged.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Indians Conserve Food

The various religious groups In
India have made plans to conserve
food. For centuries they've used edi-
BILE vegetable oils to annoint them
selves as a part of their religious
ceremonial. Recently, in the inter-
ests of food conservation, they de-
cided to look for a substitute type of
oil. 1t had to be odorless and color
less. Now their troubles are over and
they can even divert their annoint-
ing oil to their country's short sup
ply of foodstuff. Some 700 barrels
of crystal-clear white oil are on
their way to Bombay from Ameri-
can oil refiners.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Saddle Club Elects
Johnson President

Election of officers for the new
year was held when the Laurel
Saddle club met last Wednesday i'll
the office of Greening Chevrolet
company. Stuart johnson was chos-
ell president; C.. H. Barney, vice
president; Mrs. Geneva Jolley, Sc
cretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Fred
Griffey, executive secretary and
treasurer.
Named as members of the board
of directors were Fred Griffey, B. A.
Sherrow, F. N. Barney, F. o. Hart
ley and Clay Greening.
A pot-luck supper will precede the
next meeting, to be held Jan. IL at
Greetings.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17

sible for the Laurel service men
throughout the world to receive the
Outlook.
Mrs. Nels Vordahl was the guest
of honor Monday afternoon at i
surprise birthday party at her home.
Bingo was a diversion Lunch, in
Gliding a beautiful birthday cake,
was served by the guests. Mrs.
Vordahl was presented with a gift.
Attending were Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark, Mrs. Edrie S. Hilgert, Mrs.
Betty Finley, Mrs. Lassera Long,
Mrs. Mary Evert, Mrs. Ina Graft,
Mrs. Edith Sherrow, Mrs. Eva Rich
ardson, Mrs. LucyChamberlain, Mrs.
Agnes Birkeland, Mrs. Catherine
Strending, Mrs. Adella Ebersviller,
Mrs. Lillian Wage, Mrs. Goldie
Rockvam, Miss Vera Anderson and
the guest of honor.
Among the Christmas greetings
to the desk of the Laurel
Outlook is one from members of
the Davenport family who lived here
before moving to California a few
years ago. The greeting, postmark-
I'd at Riverside, was signed by
Terry j., James H., Helen l.. and
V. Davenport.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17

Trewin district and Park City, II
a letter of Dec. 8 to the Outlooi
said: 1--WE still have enc son, Frank,
in Germany. David is in Missoula
attending the school of forestry
He and his wife have a baby girl,
born Nov. %, and we now have
six grandchildren. We are all well
and enjoying this lovely climate.
Yesterday we went down to Tijuana,
Mexico, a distance of about 80
miles-a nice long trip along the
coast. 1t was the first time Joe
and I and our two daughters, Mary
and Bonnie, had been out of the
States" Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher's
son David was with Doolittle in the
famous first raid on Japan, since
known as "Thirty Minutes Over To-
kyo."
Adam P. Scheeler, SLY, Pearl
Harbor, in a letter of Dec. 10 to
the Laurel Outlook said: "Due to
a recent change of my duty l have
not been receiving the paper. Be
kind enough to send it to my new
address. 1 enjoy it very much, for
it keeps me in touch with what goes
on in my home town. l did not
it very regularly while /
was operating throughout the Ash
attic Pacific, but now that | have
shore duty at Pearl Harbor I ex-
pect it to arrive on schedule. |
wish to thank all who make it pos
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
B. r. T. Auxiliary Has
Meeting Thursday

The regular meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen was held
Thursday evening, Dec. II, with
Mrs. Margaret Graves presiding.
After the meeting, a Christmas
party was held at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Morton, Billings. A potluck
supper was served on tables decor
ated with Christmas candles and
holly, and gifts were exchanged.
Many of the members were abb
sent because of colds, so the IL
members present voted to send them
special "get we'll" cards as conso-
lation.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Morris Buys California
Home; Summers Here

Friends have received word from
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Morris that
they have purchased a home at 821
Michillinda avenue, Pasadena, Calf,
which is located near Mr.. Morris
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris left for Cal
ifornia early in the fall. They re-
port that they intend to return to
Laurel the first of May to spend
the summer here and at their cabin
above Red Lodge.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
TREWIN


Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shay Of
Hawthorne assisted at butchering
at the Grubs home Tuesday.
Joe and Frank Kappel, Frank
Yurian, Albert Eisenman and Joe
Herold spent several days at Jar
dine hunting elk.
Dallas Cunningham, who has been
a patient at a Billings hospital for
several weeks, is improved suffici-
emily to be moved to the home of his
son George in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth, who
reside south of the river, spent Fri
day visiting Nh. and Mrs. John
Miss Beryl Henry of Park City
was a guest of leila Grubs at sup
per Wednesday evening. The oc-
casion was the birthday anniversary
of celia. Others attending were Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Shay and son
Norman of Hawthorne.
LIE Roy Kappel is confined to his
home while recovering from a recent
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Mike Beslanowitch was call
.ng at the John Kappel home Fri
lay afternoon.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
CameIIia Develops

The first camellia was white, but
now there r pink, red. yellow and
striped varieties.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
CALENDAR
looming Events o.

Friday, Dec. 10.
A joint installation of officers of
the Masonic lodge and Eastern Star
chapter will be held at the Masonic
temple, preceded by a dinner.
The Christmas party for Royal
Neighbors and their families will be
held at the parish hall. A pot luck
supper at $3.50 will be followed by
an exchange of gifts.
Sunday, Dec. Fl.
The Moose Christmas party for
members of the lodge and chapter
and their families will be at the
parish hall in the evening.
Tuesday, Dec. %.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary will meet at the parish
hall at 1880 p. m. Attention is
called to the change of meeting.
There will be initiation and a Christ
mas program. The post will serve
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-17
Those Dragon Whiskers

The Chinese call asparagus drag
on's whiskers vegetable"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13

tega so ga kot nalasc kar to
noe priceli boleti gleznji in mu
preprecili, da bi nam pokazal
pot naprej. Bio mu je seveda
tako zal! To je bio slabo
znamenje, kajti v takih raz-
merah bi ga nikakor ne silili,
da bi Sci z nami, ker hi mas
lahko tidal; toda &c bi preckali
pot ma glavni vaski cesti, bi
znali pasti v zasedo in stre-
ljanje ma tel tocki bi mas lahko
izdalo v sredi sovraznega
ozemlja. MOI Sc je kar tresel
cd strahu.
Kolja je postal razkacen, to-
da je bill tho. Diva psa sta "a
lajala v daljavi. Stall smo v
temi oh zivi meji in eden dru-
gemu sepetali. Noe je bila jas
ma in polna zvezd. Nieesar ne
daje cloveku ostrejsega obcut-
ka osamelosti in samo zavestj ia
kot TAXI dolgi nocni pohodi po
ozemlji, XII je v rokah sovraz-
nika: zdi Sc, kot da 81 odsel
dalec proc cd prijateljev-me-
nj, kot da bi bila Anglia od-
daljena, pozabljena dezela, kjer
ljudje ravno sedaj spijo v dru-
gi dimenziji, v drugem svetu;
kot da bi ia nasa .vojna bila
druga cd one, XII jo poznajo
donna.
Odbornik sc je tresel v svoji
dolgi nocni srajci, bell rob mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
STRAIN 3

talo, "dospeli v vas, so nasli
grozno sliko poklanih ljudi. LIE
par zidov il vasi je odslo s
partizani. Groza tega pokolja
je nepopisna. Koncno Sc je le
pokazala prava barva komuni-
sticne vojne "a svobodo!'
''Doli S komunizmom, svobo-
do narodu!"
"Nikoli ne pozabite, da Sc DO
trpljenje in revscina, bolezen in
smrt nedolznih zrtev, nadalje-
vala toliko casa, dokler zavrat-
ma komunisticna kaca ne DO IL
gnana nase zemlje. ."
Osnovni namen tega letaka
je bill prikazati, ces, da so bolj-
seviski bandit ubili vasi vsa-
ko osebo, XII je odklonila iti z
mimi v Bosno. Zdelo sc je, da
cinizem nj mogel doseci vecje
globocine. Hodili smo po vasi
in videli ma lastne oci. V veliki
hisi, XII so jo dozdevno Nemci
rabili "a glavni stan svojega
staba, kajti znacke njihovih
edinic sc bile naslikane po Ste
nah, smo naleteli ma nekega
starcka, XII Sc je ma mex nacin
resil in je ostal eden izmed
dveh ali treh zivih pric, XII so
videle, kaj Sc je dogodilo. Bill
je nekoliko zmeden, Sc smejal
in mahal po zraku. Pokazal je
ma prostor v vrtu, kjer je ma
Sci svojo zeno lezeco ma obrazu
in zalito krvjo; lobanja je bi-
la mad vratom presekana Sc
kiro. Malo naprej je bila izba,
kjer sta bila matt in memo dete
ubita v postelji; posteljnina je
bila polna strjene krvi ma kra-
ju, kjer so jima zlocinci pre-
rezali vrat in ju pustili izkrva-
YETI. Neka mala deklica po ime-
nu Slavica Crnic je pribezala
po gozdu v Grg pripovedjo,
XII 10 besede ne morejo pravil-
,, no popisati.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13

prestop ma severni breg. Sow
rank je ma ,gosto zasedel pla-
njavo Senberije, severni breg
pa je pustil prost. Da, prost
in strasno razmesarjen.
Dan potem, ko je sovraznik
zapustil Raco in vasi v Bosutu,
Sc je partizanski odred vrnil il
svojega gozdnega skrivalisca.
V zacetku marca je Lala z dru-
gimi partizani vred dospel il
Bosne v Raco, toda Savo so
prestopili skoraj oh casu bozje
sibe v obliki nemskega pokolja.
Nasli so sliko neizmerne stra-
hote. Trupla dive sto dvajset
cloveskih bitij, med mimi tri-
inosemdeset zena in petdeset
starckov, ostali pa otroci, pre-
majhni, da bi sc z nami umak-
Mill cez Savo, ko smo sc morali
umikati pasti-so lezala po va
81, v kopicah po dvoriscih, v
preplitvih grobovih, skrita pod
butarami koruznice, ali pa kar
puscena ma cesti. V Bosutu, tri
mile proc, so nasli trupla pc
tinsedemdeset zena, petinstiri-
deset otrok in osemintrideset
starih MOI; in enaka so poro-
ella il Morovica in dveh drugih
vasi. Kasnejsi seznam je polka
zal, da je bilo 46O starckov,
zena in otrok IL teh vasi po-
morjenih poleg Sc nekaterih
drugih ljudi, katere pa MISC
mogli izslediti. V najvec slu-
cajih smo nasli, da so imele
zrtve prerezana grla. Sedemde-
set ali osemdeset his je bilo
pozganih.
Tisti jutro smo sc privlekli
" vas nepopisno utrujeni cd
trideset miljskega pohoda pre-
ko njiv, polja in mocivja, hoja,
XII je bila najvec casa hitrejsa
cd normalne. &c bi nam bill ia
mas uspeh dajal kaj veselja, bi
ga ustavila in ubila Raca. v
eni izmed prvih his smo nasl
pri zajtrku pol kompanije odre-
da; povedali so nam, kar smc
morali vedeti. Resnica je bila
Sc hujsa kot najbolj divje 60
vorice, kar smo jih slisali. Bill
so veseli, ko SO mas zagledali
in dobro Sc jim je zdelo, ke1
smo sreeno prekoracili Sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13

polniti; Eli Sc mi, da smo tisto
noe popili mad en- gallon zelezne
vode. .-7
Ko smo prestopili- cesto, srno
hodili po njivah in cez polja
celih sest ur. sli smo v loku
vzhodno cd Bijeljine, krenili
proti levemu bregu Drine in po-
tovali severno dokler nismo
pustili vas "a nami. Izorane
njive so mas zadrzavale, zemlje
Sc je v kepah nabirala in okle-
pala skornjev ter mas otezava-
la. Oh treh 'smo Sc vedno gazili
proti severn, Sc vedno osem ali
devet mill stran cd Save. Fora
bo napocila oh petih. Pognali
smo sc v tex.
Oh petih smo dospeli do Sa-
We navzdolz Race in leze smo
pocakali v MAIDEN gaju komaj
milo cd reke, da sta diva ku-
rirja odsla naprej in nasla pro-
stor, kjer je bill skirt coin. d.
milo Sc je, Kolja pa je pricel
preklinjati. Sovrazne patrulje
so redno prihajale oh juznem
nabrezju cd zore naprej. Zen
ska je bila izcrpana in je cd
utrujenosti jokala; morala bo
ostati "a nami. Lezali smo pod
mladimi jelsami, mad mimi pa
Sc je odpiralo bledomodro ne
DO. Cez pol ure DO popoln dan.
Cez reko smo Sc prepeljali
oh sestih, ko je sonce re po-
sijalo ma vodo cd vzhodnega
obzorja; cetrt ure kasneje je
prisla mimo prva nemska pa
trulja, mimo gaia, kjer smo bi-
Ii malo pref skriti, kar smo
zvedeli drugi dan cd zenske,
XII je ostala zadaj. Tedaj pa
smo bill mi ze varno ma Sc
vernem bregu Save in ia breg
je bill osvobojen.
Osvobojen! TO Sc samo pc
sebi cudno slisi. Toda sovraz.
nik-nadut in bedast-je sma-
trail zadostno, &c opustosi Race
in druge vasi v bosutskem goz-
du, da prekine snase gibanje v
teh gozdovih. Trinajst SSovcev
je porocalo, da1so vsi partizan
ugonobljeni ali Sc pa umaknil
ma juzni breg. zanje' je teda.,
bilo enostavno lie prepreeit
partizanom iz' Bosne zopetn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
BAZn. DAVIDSON:
PARTIZANSkA SLKA
BAIL DAVIDSON:
Poslovenil MIRKO G. KUHEI.

UVoD: Podpolkovnik BAIL Davidson Sc je spustil
padalom Jugosavo ko Clan britanske voaske misije
augusta 1943 in je ostal med partizan do
novembra 1914 Njegov deokrog je bia vzhodna Bosna
pokrajina med Savo in Drino XII imenuje Semberija
FruSka CORA, partizansk otok nadesnem bregu Do
nave in Srem. svojih dozivajih med jugoslovanskim
partizan in gobokh prijaeljskih vtisih XII jih e po
nesel nazaj Angijo e spisa obsrno kngo naslovom
"Partsan Picture" AmeriSk zalozniki odklonili po
natsn knjigo Zdruzenih drzavah Skodila bi intere
tstih XII vodjo zlobno propaganda pro sovanskim
narodom, posebno prot Sovjetsk zvezi in Jugosaviji
drugim besedami povedano: posteni anglesk castnk
e opal borbo preprostega ugoslovanskega delavca in
kmeta proti svom msovraznikom-zunanjm in notranjim
in svojim cnom e zameril "svobodnemu tsku"
Zdruzenh drzavah.
Dasi Sc ia odlomek enega pogavja knjge tice Slo
venije direkno Sc bodo zan zana udi nasi slovensk
rojak in ,dobil vsa malo siko zivljenju in deu
stopnka angeske vojske pr partizanh ter nepopisnh
zlocnih XII jih mad ubogim ljudstvom stori nemski
in ustaski barbari.-MGK.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
berijo; toda njihova dobrodsli-
ca Sc nj zdela ma mestu.

berijo; toda njihova dobrodsli-
ca Sc nj zdela ma mestu.
Lala je planil v So
bo, kjer smo sedeli izcrpani, in
mas premaga1 S svojim spreje-
nom. Silno vessel je bill, ko je
zagledal Koljo. Doslej je nosil
vso odgovornost sam in sc uk-
varjal S polozajem, XII je bill
zaradi svoje grozote nekaj ne
zaslisanega cello "a tako izku-
senega partizana kot je bill La
la. Ma nitro nam je popisal,
k kaj Sc je pripetilo, stavki so
mu drdrai kot regljanje mira
ljeza. Preiskal je polozal pre-
hrane. Skoneal je S pokopava-
MEM trupel. Ustanovil je zopet
ljudski odbor. Organiziral je
ljudsko kuhinjo. Preiskal je
vodnjake. Proved mrlicev je le-
zalo predolgo pod plitvo plast-
jo, da sc voda ne bi okuzila.
Bal Sc je epidemic tifusa ali
kaj podobnega. Bolje je, da ne
pijemo vodo. Izdal je tako pre-
poved. Lepo ga je bilo videti
-jeznega, a navdusenega, kaj-
ii mic nj moglo Lale demorali-
zirati.
"Nikoli bi tega ne verjel," je
dejal Lala. "Gori ma Trnovem
so nam pravili neke malenkosti
o umorih in poziganju v Raci.
In mislil sem si-mislil, ha, ha!
Kaksne neumnosti nam trobi-
jo; cemu pridejo in izmed vseh
ljudi nam pripovedujejo o teh
stvareh? Kot da ne znamo, kaj
so fasisti? Majku! Morilci! b.
ste videli." Njegov glas je po-
stajal hripav cd jeze, hrescav.
"V tel vasi je mad dive sto lju-
di ubitih. Prerezana grla -
je pokazal S prstom cez vrat.
Kasneje smo hodili naoko]
po tihi vasi, Kolja in Lala in
JAZZ, in videli smo ma lastne oci.
Lala mi je pokazal listic, XII SC
ga Nemci virgil z letala neka.
dni potem, ko je bila vas opu'
stosena. Listic je incl napis
"Mnozicni umor v Raci," in je
nosil podpis "Borci "a pravc
svobodo." Sam dr.. Goebbels b
bill ponosen mani!
" Ko so bosanski musli
manski prostovoljci," Sc je ci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13

plapolal okrog gleznjev; lasje
so mu bill razmrseni in zgledal
je napol zaspan, vendar pa je
bill silno zbujen, YES zmesan
in prestrasen, neodloeen, kaj
bi napravil. Bilo bi varnejse,
da. gremo brez MEGA. Toda
brez MEGA bi ne vedeli prave
poti. In nepoznanje poti bi po-
menilo sigurno pogubo.-
"Torej kaj bono storili
Bos Sci ali ne?"
"Glejte, sal je samo malo v
to stran tia doll. Ma koncu me-
je obrnite ma levo, nato pa ma
pref pod drevjem in cez po-
tOk
Hotel je pojasnjevati, treso-
&c, slabotno. Tedaj pa smo "a
gledali drugo belo postavo, XII
sc je prikazala IL temne veze
njegove hise in Sc po blatu gu
gala proti kraju, kjer sta Sc
Kolja in odbornik polglasno
ostro prepirala. Ia druga po-
stava nj postala "a pogovor,
temvec je odbornika enostavno
porinila proti koci in je takoj
stekla po stezi naprej.
"Njegova zena je!' je Ease
petal nekdo. Vsi smo tekli "a
njo. Po stezi navzdolz in pc
ovinku pod drevjem in cez vee
zalitih jarkov, po blatu do ko-
lena in Sc nadalje pod drevesi
-nato pa kratek oddih, da po-
lovimo nekoliko sape. Kurirja
sc plazita pred nami, nato pa
naprej in naprej in cez cesto,
obsejano cd zvezd in razste-
zajoco Sc ravno ma ODE strani
preko pota-nato zopet oddih,
drugi, daljsi - .Obkolili smo
zensko, XII nam je pokazala
pot. Bila je Sc mlada, morda
komaj triindvajset, precej ced-
ma, oblecena lie v spalni srajci
in bosa.
"Boze mili!' jo je obcudova]
Kolja. "Kaj 81 mores pomagati
z mozem, XII je tax bojazlji-
vec?"
Zadovoljno Sc je nasmehnila,
ponosna in samozavestna.
"Ah, ne mislite ma tisto, sa.
je lie starec." 49,
Isl pa tt dovolj mlada," je
dejal Marko ali Jure ali zika
ali nekdo izmed njih. Nastal j.
smeh; odleglo nam je, da SIN
cez cesto
Jure je odprl lesa ma dvoris
&c kolibe in potrkal ma vrata
Cez nekaj casa Sc je vrnil {
steklenico rakije. Krozila j
naokol-mlado zganje Sc je "a
griznilo v naso utrujenost. K<
smo nadaljevali pot, je Jure Oh
vsaki priliki dal steklenico ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13

NAsE potovanje do Donave,
kamor smo imeli It'll skoro sto
mill dalec, ne bo lahko. V nor
malnih CASH, ko smo vsaj po-
noci bill gospodarji podezelja,
bi vzelo do Save eel dan voz-
ME, nato pa Sc cello noe in dan.
Ker pa je sovraznik po Sem
beriji tako nagosto raztresen,
bi morali iti pes in upati, da bi
nasli konje v kaki vasi v b.
sutu. (Bosutski gozd Sc raz-
prostira oh loku Save JUNO cd
Vinkovcev.) Drugace bi morali
potovati pes vso pot. To bi pa
bilo tezavno in bi vzelo mnogo
casa. Pricetek bi bill dir; vse
bi bilo odvisno cd tega, da do
sezemo Savo in jo prestopimo
pred svitom.
Bilo mas je trinajst. Tu je
bill Kolja in JAZZ in sedem ku-
rirjev, vsi izbrani fantje v sta
rosti osemnajst ali devetnajst
let, mocni in vajeni dolgih po-
hodov. Cd takih kurirjev je bill
odvisen yes sistem nash vez
med edinicami in komandami !:
morali so biti tako bistri kot
vzdrzni, dobri jezdeci kot trdni
pesci ter poznati podezelje ta-
ko dobro, da hi nasli pot do
svojega ella brez razlike ma
to, kaj bi Sc pripetilo; pred
vsem pa so morali biti tako
zanesljivi, da bi nadaljevali
svojo pot brez obzira ma oko-
liscine ali ma dobo, ko bi bill
brez vsakega nadzorstva. Sed-
morica, XII je sla z nami, je "a
svoja leta zgledafa starejsa,
zaupala je v svojo okolico kot
zamorejo zaupati svoji rojstni
grudi le kmecki fantje, zaniee.
vala je sovraznika in racunala
lie ma hazardno igro, XII jo je
igrala. Ostali stirje IL nase
skupine so bill namenjeni v
Banat; tri smo sprejeli, da sc
ojacili naso skupino, cetrto pa
-zensko-le cato, ker je bila
bolnicarka in je bila priprav'
LENA, kot je povedala, hodit
ravno tako urno in tako dalei
kot mi. Tako slno imeli sabc
deset lahkih strojnic (tips
SEM in dve puski; kdor kol
bi nam branit naprej, bi mora
dragO placatl. SabO nlsm(
well nikake prtljage, le zen
ska je imela majhen nahrbtnil
ma svojih ramah. Hodila j
brez cevljev v debelih volnenil
nogavicah; toda ker nismo ra
cunali ma umorno naglico, 1
katero smo dirjali, je zarad
opraskanih in mehurjastih MOI
VISA izmucena zaostajala dale
"a nami. Zaradi tega smo j
moral pustiti ma juznem breg
Save, dokler je nj prestopil
naslednjo noe 49,.
Malo cd ceste, XII pelje
Bijeljino, smo 50 vstavili v M
XII vasici, kjer je ze nekaj cas-
poprej bill ustanovljen narodn
osvobodilni odbor. Eden izme
kurirjev je vedel "a hiso OF
bornika-z glino ometana, p'
beljena koca, pokrita S Sian
nato streho pa smo ga zbl
dill; toda v zadnjih tedni
(med sesto ofenzivo) je pom
tudi drugo plat polozaja, vsle
VI Z s fs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13

Neumno vprasanje
"Ivancek, kolikokrat 81 re bill
tepen? Pri katerem pa najbolj
boil, pri atku ali pri mamici?'
"Najbolj boil pri meni, ne
umnica
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25
Plans Made
For Center
Week End

An informal dance held tonight
at 8 O'Clock at the Wilmington
Community center, Second and
Orange streets, will open the
schedule of weekend social events.
Friday, 8-11 p. m. - Informal
dancing; Lounge A. Groups 6 and
8 of Junior hostesses in charge.
Saturday, 8 p. m.-Reminiscent
party; informal. Groups 9 and 10
of Junior hostesses in charge of
program and refreshments.
8 p. m.-Dance class. Instructor,
Mrs. Josephine Gallagher, assisted
by Junior hostesses: Eleanor Jen-
kins. Eloise Scoggins, Eloise Guth-
RE, 10 Powell, Thelma Johnson.
Betty Cashwell and Betty Whit
man.
$50 p. m.-Bingo. Lounge B.
Novelty prizes, girls, fun. No
charge.
Two special dance numbers to
be presented al the intermissions:
1. Russian dance by Raymond
Bishop;
2. Acrobatic waltz by Barbara
Austin; both members of Mrs.
Josephine Gallagher's dance class.
Sunday, 8 a. m. Java club
breakfast; sponsored by Junior
hostessesA Group 4 in charge. Free.
10:45 a. m.-Church escort. Grou,
z of Junior hostesses.
6 p. m.-Home hour. Half-hour
Of favorite hymn singing, followed
by refreshments. Group l of Junior
h~ostesses will enjoy this program
with you.
Notice: There is no charge for
any program except Saturday
night dances. Due to the end OF
USO funds, there is a charge OF
so cents, plus 10 cents federal tax.
to cover costs of the orchestra and
light refreshments. Shirts and ties
are required; and no T-shirts.
sweaters, or collarless shirts are
Permitted on the floor at the Sat
urday night dances.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25
Gore Register
Marry Saturday

The marriage Of Miss Carolyn
Register, daughter OF Gibson Reg
lister and the late Mrs. Mary
Lilly Register, and James A. Gore.
son of Mrs. Bertha Gore and the
late w. B. Gore, will be solem-
nized tomorrow afternoon. at $50
o'clock in Emmanuel Presbyterian
church.
The Rev Frank Smith Johnston
of Charlotte, will perform the GER
emory.
Miss Register will be given in
marriage by her father. She has
chosen as her attendant her sister,
Mrs. Robert Kittle. Mr.. Gore will
have as his best man, George w