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Evening star., 1947-06-20

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Cha rm-
ing Colonial eenter-hali detached brick in
ner, lot: contains large, rooms Including
24-ft. living room; oil heat detached
sacasf Wo 413 Gny Ewes 81 and osp Sun Or 1855
BRIGHTWooD AREA-semidet. brick,
rms. j "a baths. rec. rm.. oil heat; house
NIL Ss
sRIoHTWooD AREA-Rsw brick. 9 rms.
ds dision FeE sa'' iaspect!en @ esiI i kENsSEp,Y ,l
s2sA sEALTy 7. co 9oa4 NC Exclusive oE o aso2i
fPKTwoRrHY BAhGa1N-Here is 3 corner
home priced exceptionally low; 4 bedrms.,
det M % sar, con- convenient s to I everything; ; can an
f5za s~Ps5 o ofSSpisd poss' @ sAERR' scAT9ss
$1,000 DoWN. di approved-Nev brick
houses out Mass ave. extended. in beau
@ wa9ds nns seo seoIon ishss rs aoTe s
fas asa efahsa Ss BY hE0asR 1855 e
nfRts lnf2fnaiDsU1 DU sH E. SslsP sasS
left / block 10 houses. Open Saturday
saa sT SasREas sansax a'sefPa3his P4RisH welocated
1st-f den and 4 large bedrms.: built-in
sfFisf Eli PINE i:'sRsl' Ta r'sif8sa5fa
come property, 3-story row brick, 10 large
rms and 2 baths: fun basement, h-w.h
coal completely furnished; now being used
details call till 9 pm. weekdays: Sun.
IL 10 s. VIM. cALOMIRIS PROPERTIES
NC 1919 18th st. NV, Dl. 1886. --2l
ferent in architecture and particularly
charming: studio lying. room l6.6.x30
and bath, lst floor; = bedrooms and bath
End floor. large lot, about 10000 50, IT.,
with beautiful trees; oil heat: 2-car "a
rage Call Mr. ShaekeIford. Ma, $500:
ewes and Sunday, 81 6f5os. BOSS &
PHELPS, NC l417 K st. NV, go,
SILVER SPRING--6 Ise. rms, and bath,
hsurt law buiit-in gar, recF. rnl., gas
a,-c,h,; deep lot; excellent cond.; nT.
tranSn., stores and schools; poss. With
settlement. MA. 1913; syss, FR. $3.50,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-05
A F & 4 N News

. Ill. p. l.. Smith $50 Commander
in Chief OF the {, l., Mitchell
Grand Consistory Scottish Rite
O. Arkansas and I'll l. B. Bolden
$50 Grand Master of the Most
Rorshipful King David Grand
Ledge. A. f. & A. M, Arkansas
r7-ladIation. have returned from
Washington. d. c. where they at
.e=gcd the United Supreme Coun-
Ell gsother Bolden and Brother
a.l made their reports Wednes-
day night Bible Hope Lodge NO
> A F & A. NJ. will meet sep
o5nber g and end at 8 p NJ M
rbemas, W. Master. Widows Son
odpe No, IS A. f. & A. M. VIII
meet September 9th and 23rd al
Q p NJ P L. Smith, w. Master,
,abersa Lodge 90. A. F. q a.
NJ meets September End ana lo'h
y, q PM NJ W. Taylor, W. Mas
.er J. S. Cooley reporter
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BENTON

y Aiti ~ o.
Henry Wilson of Pine Biufi VI
cited relatives here recently '..',--.
Mrs Charlie King, ST. spent the
Weekend with her parents, ME
and Mrs. Clemens of Prescott. ohe
was accompanied by her daught-
=. Fraddie Lee who will remain
in Prescott to attend school 49,,
Mrs. Adolphus Scot and daughter
Johnney Mae left Sunday 1or
Oman, Nebraska for an extehoeo
visit with her sister, Mrs. Valonia
Harris The Choir Of ST. Paul
Baptist Church attended the Sing
c. at Eureka Baptist Church, Hot
Springs .. The Four Stars Quar-
tet of Hot Springs rendered
program at St. Poul Baptist
Church Sunday at 8 PM. "WeH
Done" was sung by the Four Stars
anddedicated to Mrs Francis
Rhinehart who is i'll at her home.
We hope Mrs. Rhinehart a speedy
recovery ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stovall and family, Mrs. ROSA
Parker and Mrs. Mary S. johnson
were guests of Mrs. Alice Wilson
on Dyers Street in Malvern last
Sunday. They also visited Ward
Jones who is recuperating at the
home of his brother in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Will
liams 100. Miss Martha Lee and
Phillis Bail Stovall returned to
North Little Rock after two
weeks vacation with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stovall .,.....
Miss Charlene Staff returned to
Little Rock after a visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Willie Tyson.
St. Paul Baptist Church will have
Appreciation Night Friday night
for Mrs w. B. Rhinehart who will
leave soon to take up her school
work at Rockport. Mrs Rhine
hart taught adult school here dur
ing her vacation .... Pleasant Hill
AME Sunday School Supt. Mrs.
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GURDON
Depriest Campbell

Mrs. Rachel White of Chicago,
Ill. is here visiting her mother,
Mrs A. D. Smell. She will take her
children back with her to enter
school 49,. Mrs. Vim. Jones visited
in Smackover and while there
she attended the 25th welding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. KEN
per Tatum -. Mrs. A. D. Smell
and daughter, Mrs. Easter Long,
left last Friday to visit Mrs.
SMELLS son-in-law and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. johnson in Fort
Worth, Texas $50. Mrs. Clara JEFF
ferson Anderson left last Sunday
for St. Louis, Mo. to visit her sis
ter Miss Jimmie jefferson -. Rev.
T. o. Crudup and his members
worshiped with Rev. J. N. Neal
and members at Prescott last Sun
day 49, Mrs. Pet Harper and
grandchildren laft Sun. night for
Chicago, III to visit Mrs. Harper's
children -. The 4th Quarterly
conference was held las SAnde.-
at Bethel AME Church. Amour,
raised was $500. Rev. G. T. L.
Duncan, presiding Elder and Rev.
T. o. Crudup. pastor -. Mrs. Leila
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-05
FoEE MAN

Rev, 7. J. Rhine El7cr Of the
S. w. District OF tue CINE Church,
and S. G. C.. pro lcn Of fe Good
Samaritans, held his quarterly
meeting last Sunday Mrs Vina
Harris and Miss Gladys Fields
are home after attending summer
school at Philander Smith Col
leae i'm Little Rock . Mrs Cal
lie Williams of Washington is vi
sitting at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. A. w. Williams. who are ey-
pecting a visit from the stork ..~
Prof and Mrs. |. A, Black OF l4l0
w. nth Little Rock are here to
teach IN the public school ..... W.
o Hill of Little Rock was in the
city last week end in the interest
of the Good Samaritans.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-05

RETURNS FROM CONVENTION
- Grand Chancellor j. Alexander
Cowan has Just returned from
Philadelphia, Pa. where he at
tended the Supreme Lodge bien-
NAL convention The order is on
the upward march; this was the
best attended Supreme Session
for the past few years. When COM
pared with some other jurisdic-
tons Arkansas has reason to feel
proud of her progress.
A Self Participating Program
In keeping with the set-up, the
recent Grand Session at the Bap-
fist College voted the issue of a
new certificate at one dollar per
month. This new certificate has
all the features of the first one
which will still be issued, though
it will give larger benefit contri-
buttons. This new one is lso the
members certificate, for in case
Of total disability, the Board will
make annual contributions so long
as the members is thus confined.
The fundamental principle of
the order and its cornerstone is
Friendship and Brotherly Love.
Its success depends upon honesty
in business and the united COOP
GRAFTON Of the membership. Grand
Lodge Staff: All p. G.. Chancel-
lors. j. Alexander Cowan, G. c.,
Little Rock; E. c. Cutter, V. G.. c.,
Ell Dorado; c. E. Bell. P. G. c.,
Arkadelphia Rev. VIM. Irby, G.
Prelate, Arkadelphia; Dr. J. G.
Thornton, G. M. E, Little Rock;
A. Leon Harris, G.. x. R. & Seals,
Magnolia; j. R. Booker, c.. Atty,
Little Rock; DIR. N. r. Parker, c.
Med Registrar, Dcrmott; Alex
Lange. G. M. at Arms, Gould;
Rev A w Williams, c.. Marshall
Eudora; P. A. Scales, C. Lecturer,
Ell Dorado Prof. Ira D. Hender-
son, Director of Education, Elaine:
Prof l. T. Gillian, Chm. Com. on
Wadlington, Chm Com on Fore
Finance, Little Rock; Prot. J. s
ign Correspondence, Readland; w.
j Nall, Chm Com. on Unwritten
Work, Little Rock; A. d. Richard
son, c L Guard, Crumrod; Rev.
! s Frisco, G. O. Guard, Huttig.
Grand Trustees Z A. Young,
Chm W B Peardown; E. U,
Reed See.
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See RIXIE-page four
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Kst|SETT
Ophella COwan

Ophclla Cowan
The Deep South Boys of Little
Rock rendered a program at Ken
sett Jr. High School, Julius Will
liams sponsored the program .....
Lowell Brown of Memphis, Tenn.
visited three days here with sis
ter and friend sac, Lee c. Arnold
and children have returned to
Chicago ........ A very successful
Youths Conference was held here
recently. The Golden Star quar-
tet OF Kensett helped furnish mu-
sic on Talent Night, Friday night
Irmagene Arnold was elected re-
cording secretary Of the Y. W. A.
Mrs. Deretha Tyler Of Detroit,
Michigan Is visiting here with re-
latives and friends ...... Mrs, Mora
Allen has returned from New
York .... Contesh Pettis of Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin visited here sever
al days with his parents ..." Roy
Young is back from the Mo. Pa
cific Hospital Zee. Lawrence Ruff
fins returned to st. Louis Satur-
day night seneca. Imagene Hawkins
and sister of ST. Louis are visiting
their aunt, Doris Robertson ...... B.
Waddy, Jasper Smith. Roy Young
Nose Davis, Ike Arnold Sr are
on the sick list ...... The choir and
pastor of Centennial Bapt. Church
participated in a program at An
tioch Baptist Church, Judsonia.
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Annie johnson gave a token OF
Sl.50 each to Pauline, Lillian and
Jackie Ray johnson who will en-
ter Shorter College this week
All three are the children of Mrs
Mary Smith johnson, STATE
PRESS reporter for Benton and
the late Rev. d. A. Johnson,
former pastor and school teach
er in Benton go. Robert Jackson
of Little Rock is visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Dedman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jackson and
baby have returned from visiting
relatives and friends at Popular
Bluff, Mo, Neelyville. and other
cities $50 Mrs. Preyer of Vine
land, N. j, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henrietta Bracely and other
relatives at Booker Terrace ..,.,...
Mrs. Laura Allen, Ludy Thomas.
and Rev. Sam Cause, all of the
True Church of I he House Of
Prayer at Booker Terrace, have
returned from Memphis. Tennes,
see where they attended a meet
ing ...,. Mrs. Nelly SIMPSONS
daughter. Miss Dorothy Sampson.
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son. While here they motorsd to
Texarkana, Texas and down to
the coast of St, Bonita and Old
Mexico. Miss Gloria May Williams
of Dallas is also visiting at the
Jacksons ..... Funeral services for
Mrs. Willie Jackson, prominent
citizen of West Rock were held
at pilgram Rest Baptist Church.
Thursday, August 28th. Burial was
at Haven of Rest Cemetery by
Hubble Brothers.
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Hunt and daughtr, Aline LETT Fri
day night for their home n Jack
son, Miss. after spending week
here with Mrs. G.. Williams and
their son, Lonnie 80. Mrs. d. Wal
ter Mckinney and children left
for their home in Detroit, Mich.
..,. Mrs. Maurice Buekner left
Thursday morning for Los An
geles California where she will
join her husband
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after spending two weeks here q
Rixie has returned to Atlanta, Ga.
where she Is living with her aunt
Mrs. Pearl Webb. She is attending
school there ....,. Mrs. Irma An
derson, daughter of Harrison An
derson, has gone to st. Louis, No.
to join her husband 49,. Mrs. Mat
tie Meacham was laid to rest In
the family cemetary at McAlmont
last Tuesday. She died in Chicago
Ill. where she had been living -
Miss Norma Carter of st. Louia
Mo. visited her mother. Mrs Bea-
triee Carter, last week ........ Mrs.
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Boy Scouts

The Boy Scouts Of the Quapaw
Area Council and the Hot Springs
Area have Just closed one of the
most successful scout camps in
scout camping at Camp Clear
Fork, % miles from Hot Springs
Under the direction of Field
Scout Executive Marion l.. Rudd
as camp director and assisted by
Scouter L. N. Bronson Of Little
Rock. AS a result of a well plann-
ed program by the camp staff, the
large number of scouts attending
the eneampment took full adVan-
tage of the opportunity to make
advancement in the following
activities swimming, life saving.
canoeing, pioneering, nature STU
dy, tracking hiking, patrol camp
ing, signalling, and first aid. 9th
er activities included; campfire
ceremonies, acquaintance night
talent night and stunt night, The
Camp was visited by large num-
Der of Cub scouts from Pack 73,
Mt. Zion Baptist Church Little
Rock. The cubs were under the
leadership of Mrs Maggie Cannon,
Den mother and Eagle Scout Will
liam McElroy Den Chief. Also ac-
companying the cubs were the
following mothers and friends
Mrs Gray, Mrs. Laney Mrs.
Woodland, Mrs Fitzpatrick, Miss
Martin and Mrs. Collins. On Sun
day morning August "a, very
impressive religious service was
held by the scouters and scouts.
A very inspiring lesson was taught
by Scouter l.. N. Bronson. Guests
attending the service were. l. S
McClinton, Ambrose Robins n,
and Walter Burks. White friends
from Hot Springs were also in
attendance. Sunday. night a very
striking campfire ceremony was
held climaxing the main activities
of the week. Highlighting the pro-
gram was a number by all Scout
Troops and a brief inspiring talk
by Mr.. McClinton that aroused
the scouting spirit of all present
70 a great height. Motion pictures
of various activities were made by
Scout Executive J, V. Dabbs. 9th
-er members included on the camp
staff were: James Hughes, Provi
sional troop leader; Charles Ruth,
Provisional Troop leader; Wiley
Branton, Provisional Troop lead
er. S. A. Haley, Advancement
Chairman, and Earl Underwood
camping Chairman. The water
front staff included; George Ho-
ward, Jr. as director assisted by
Raymond Dennis, Harold O'Neal,
Max Greene. Frank Butler, Joe
Day. Gene Day, and a group of
Scout Technicians. Among visitors
attending the encampment were:
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Bronson and
family, Mr., and Mrs. M. p. Cren-
.chaw, Mrs. l.. NJ Bronson, Mrs. J.
Powell, J. 7. Collins, Herbert VIII
son. and many other friends from
both Little Rock and Hot Springs.
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WEST ROCK
James l.. MAIDEN. Jr.

James L. MAIDEN, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James johnson of
San Francisco California have re-
turned home after visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank jack
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RlxiE

Silas Bowman
Rev M. d. Willett is conduct
ing tent revival at Booker Ter
race. He is doing good work go.
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40 LET IZKUSNJE

Postena postrezba korist lastni-
ka in kupca, mnogostevilniml "a
dovoljnimi odjemalci. Ako. zeiite
prodati ali kupiti, in zanesljivo po-
strezbo, poklicite
GEORGE STRAINIC j,
REALTOR =.
Lastnik East Shore Realty Co.
77s e. la5 St.
Nv s5el KE 4l2o
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Gozdovi Amerike in Aziie

'Glede mnozine gozdov je ONE
niti, da sta najbolj gozdnati
zemljini Amerike in Azija.
Gozdna povrsina znasa v Sever
nj Ameriki okoli devet, v Juzni
Ameriki osem, v Aziji 13 milijo-
nov kvadratnih kilometrov. Af-
rika dosega devet milijonov
kvadratnih kilometrov gozdne
povrsine. Europa tri milijone,
Avstralija pa komaj pol milijo-
ma. Tudi v primeri S celotno po-
vrsino zemljine je Amerika S
4OZ gozdov ma prvem mestu. V
Aziji, Afriki in Evropi pokriva
gozd priblizno emo tretjino ce-
lotne povrsine, medtem ko je v
Avstraliji pogozdenih komaj
61AZ celotne povrsine.
Med gospodarsko najdragoce-
nejsimi proizvodi gozdov je Sc
veda les. Izmed obeh velikih
gozdnih pasov je severni gozdni
pas "a proizvodnjo lesa mnogo
vaznejsi cd tropskega, prvic "a
to, ker vsebuje v glavnem vse
mehke lesne vrste, XII prihajajo
v postev "a gradnjo his, "a mi
zarske produkte in "a izdelova-
ME papirja, drugic cato, ker so
njegovi gozdovi mnogo bolje
enotni, kar je pogoj "a trgovino,
XII povprasuje po enakih vrstah
v vecjih mnozinah, koncno pa
zato, ker je ia pas razvit v 60
spodarsko naprednih dezelah,
kjer so "a prevoz lesa potrebna
prometna sredstva in pota re il
| SrdJend.
Zato preskrbujejo severnem
gozdnem pasu lezece dezele sve-
town. trg S koristnim lesom vsa-
ke vrste. Te dezele so Sovjetska
zveza, Kanada, Zedinjene drzave
Amerike ter dezele v Severni in
Srednji Evropi.
Gozdovi Sovjetske zveze v
Evropi in Aziji so sploh najvec-
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j ma svetu, sal je mad 9.6 milijo-
nov kvadratnih kilometrov te
ogromne drzave pokritih goz-
dovi! Najbolj bogati gozdni pre-
deli evropskega ozemlja Zveze
so okoli Vologde, Kostrome, Olo-
neca, Arhangelska, Gorkega it'd.
Ukrajina ina gozdove samo v
svojih po minuli vojni pridob-
ljenih pokrajinah ma zahodu
(Polesje, Bukovina, Karpati).
Skoraj neizcrpni so gozdovi v
Sibiriji, kjer so velikanske gozd-
ne povrsine popolnoma nedotak-
meme.
Poraba lesa v Sovjetski zvezi
je kajpak zelo velika, saj so dr.
va v sirnih pokrajinah edino ku-
rivo in edino stavbno gradivo,
ponekod kurijo z drvmi tudi To-
komotive. Sc pred nedavnim tod
MISC poznali racionalnega gos-
podarstva, sedaj sc pa vsakim
letom VEGA povrsina pravilno
!oskrbovanih gozdov. V zadnjih
letih so tn nastala tudi velika
podjetja, XII les nacrtno izkori-
scajo-na primer velezage v Ar
hangelsku in oh ustih Omega in
Mezenja, tovarne "a celulozo in
papirnice v Kareliji in oh reki
Kami pod Uralom. Glavna izvoz-
ma luka "a sovjetski les je Arh-
angelsk.
Druga najvecja posestnika
gozdov ma svetu sta Kanada in
Zedinjene drzave Amerike. Obe
imata ogromne, v mnogih delhi
Sc neizkoriscene gozdne povrsi-
ne. V Kanadi imajo mad tri mi
lijone kvadratnih kilometrov
gozdov. To bogastvo so nekdaj
izrabljali lie ma jugovzhodu, v
provincial Ontario in Quebec,
sedaj pa sekajo tudi v krasnih
gozdovih Britske Kolumbije. L.
vazajo les zlasti v Zedinjene dr.
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ENAKoPRAvNosT

kaj odlozil je tisto svojo obi
eajno opreznost, S katero je pa
zil da ne bi bill v vecjih stavah
zivljenja prikrajsan, slekel ze-
lezno srajco porogljivosti. Hva-
la Bogu, komaj je stopil cd Sill
vie, Sc mu je spet prikrala ma
vadna, pregresna radoyednost v
oci, .kot da upajo ocetovskepu
upanju navkljub, da bodo nasle
kaj - e - zabavnega v ka-
KEN koticku tistega skrivnost-
mega Babilona - delavnice ta-
kegale "kako sc ze pravi''. Kak-
Sen uzitek, opazovati bolj med
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Med drugimi drzavami imajo
velike gozdove Sc Brazilija, In
donezija, Belgijski Kongo, Peru
pa ne dosega nobena
izmed .njih imenovanih treh We
likih drzav niti po kakovosti le-
sa, niti po njegovi proizvodnji.
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Della "a moSke

Delavci ma vzmetih: izurjeni; rocno
navijanje; plaza cd ure. - Wake
field Spring Co.. Inc. 65l3 Cedar
Ave., HE 3l64.
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zave; skoraj 800 vsega kanad-
skega lesa pozirajo papirnice
Unije, da zadovoljujejo ogrom-
no povprasevanje po casopisnem
in drugem papirju. ze il tega
.podatka je razvidno, da so Sc
velike zaloge lesa Zedinjenih dr.
zav ze izdatno znanjsale (gozd-
ma povrsina: diva milijona kva-
dratnih kilometrov).
Glavni gozdni predeli Zedinje-
nih drzav so Sc danes ma njiho-
vem vzhodu, nekaj vecjih goz-
dov pa je tudi v Skalnem gorov-
ju in oh pacifiski obali.
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vonjave, kakor je njenemu du-
hu manjkalo sam nj vedel kake
iskre. Ia YES svet j ne bi ho-
tel izdati, da je pri Mi tega ke-
daj pogresal. MOI, XII ne more
prezreti tako majhne neubrano-
sti pri tako dobri, vdani in lju-
beznivi zeni, nj "a zivljenje.
Tisti vecer je zopet zapela
''Dromoreski grad" S cudnim
pripevom, XII ii nj dal miru. In
ko je odsla v svojo soho in je
on poleg okna kadil, Sc mu je
zdelo, da je prisla deklica v
temno rdeci obleki, mu sela ma
koli vee izpod njih. Tako 81 je
ohranil radost mad memo sproti
in uprla vanj oci natanko kakor
je sedela, ko sta pri Mi donna
kramljala. Temno rdece il pri-
stoji! In Sc je vjemalo z IRA
zom ma njenem lieu, ko mu je
dejala: "Ne smete It'll" Cudno,
bogmeda, &c ne bi imela kake-
ga hudica v sebi, ko ina take
ga oceta in mater!
Peto poglavje
Drugi dan so ga poklicali il
delaynice, da bi 81 ogledal cisto
posebno prikazen: - Johnny
Dromore, kakor il skatlice, je
govoril Silvijo z nenaravno
vljudnostjo, skrbno 81 prizade-
vaje, da bi prikril svoje bulje-
ME! Ali Mrs. Lehman jezdari /?
All, seveda, proved della. Ali po.
maga Marku pri njegovi - e
-- Ne! Tako! Brez dvoma
mnogo cita? On sam nikoli ne
utegne vzeti knjige v roko -
strasno pusto, &c clovek nina
kedaj brati! Silvia pa je po.
slusala in sc prav tho in milo
smehljala.
Cemu je Dromore pravza.
prav prisel? Da bi 81 ogledal
noya tia, da bi izvohal, zaka:j
Sc zdi Lennanu in njegovi ZEN
beseda "postrani" brez pomona
- sploh, ali je njuna hisa do.
stojna Clovek 81 mora ia.
kegale "kako Sc ze pravi' vse.
lei dvakrat ogledati, tudi &c sta
bila skupaj v Soil! steti pa
mu je kajpada v zaslugo, da je
tako skrbel "a svojo hcer in "a
MO tratil cas-, XII bi ga mora
porabiti "a vstvaritev dovrse.
mega konja dirkaca! Po teht'
mem preudarku je po vsej prili-
XII prisel do zakljucka, da bi
Lennanovi utegnili Nelli kori.
stiti v tenn neugodnem casu, kc
DO morala hoditi v druzbo; pc
vsej priliki je cello padel pod car
Silvijine ocitne dobrote - "a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15

olajsanjem in razocaranjem ma
njegovem obrazu. Ojej - no.
benega modela = Sc nobenega
kipa brez obleke! Same glave,
odlitki zivali in podobne trezne
reci - prav nicesar, kar bi mo-
glo pognati mladi deklici rdeci-
co v lica ali uzgati Johnnyju
Dromoreju oci.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
NAPRODAJ JE 2 AKROV

zemlje; krasna okolica; najvisja
tocka Lake okraju; fina zemlja,
tlakovana costa. Sedaj je Gas, da
kupite in 81 napravite nacrte "a
letos. Nahaja Sc ma River Rd.,
Route No. 3O7, Perry, O., vzhodno
cd Ridge Roof White House ma
hribcku vzhodno cd Turney Rd.
Ko 81 prostor ogledate, poklitite
KE O034.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
Della "a zzenske

Hisna opravila. kuha in oskrba lah-
kega hisnega della, mic pranja. 2
odrasli osebi. Mora Sc inqeti priporo-
ella. - FA 0982.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15

Y "Enakopravnosti" doMte
ved,,o sveze dmeOne n0vice O do
godkih po svetu II, donna!