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Evening star., 1947-06-06

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The Nome nugget., 1947-12-26
BUTTLES- THOMPSON NUPTIALS AT BASE

Miss Mary Ann Thompson O. Seattle, who arrived last week with her mother, was married in the Post Chapel on Christmas Eve to It. Gordon Buttles, of the Army Air Force by Chaplain A. Darling.
 The bride, who wore her moth CTS wedding dress and carried bouquet of white pompon chrysan- themums and carnations, was given in marriage by Major w. A. Norris. She was attended by Mrs. William Kennedy, who carried American Beauty roses. The little flower girl, Lynn Kennedy, also carried a miniature bouquet Of holiday blossoms.
 The groom was attended by It. Sam Allen and the two usherS were It. Camerler and It. John Hansen.
 Kennedy sang At Dawn ing" and "Ich Liebe Dich" accom- panied by Mrs. M. Day on the or gan.
 The young couple will make their home at 407 1st Ave. w.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-26
Hoover Deplores Increase I'm Juven- ile Delinquency.

Continued from Page One,
 busy with their own pleasures to give sufficient time, Companion ship and interest to their children.
 "I am convinced that a parents gravest responsibility is to under stand his children and win their confidence Many fine, law-abid- ing parents actually do not know what their children are doing or how they spend their leisure time. When they find out, it is often too late. Their remorse does not re- move the shame which their neg ligence has caused.
 Boys and girls are not hard to please. A little attention given to their problems and pleasures can mean so much. They violate the
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-26

conventions of society because they are unhappy, because they feel insecure, and because they have not had the love and sym pathy due them.
 Hence, my message is for the parents.
 Are you, the parents of our young people, doing everything in your power to develop your boys and girls into good citizens? Do you know your sons and daughters? Do you have their confidence? Are you acquainted with their friends and do you know how they spend their leisure time?
 "If you do not, I suggest that you take inventory and do what is necessary to make your home a place of learning as well as a place of living.
 "A little more attention given to your child today may save the beginning of a life of degradation tomorrow"
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-26
Friday. December 2s. ls47

bound journey.
 When sealing operations on the Pribilof Islands were concluded on July 3l, construction work was resumed following the arrival of the annual shipment of supplies in August from Seattle aboard a navy supply vessel. The walls and roof of the new recrational hall on St. Paul Island, which will cost $30,000, have now been complet- ed. New homes for two native families and one service employee have been started, and the exten- sion to the by-products plant will soon be finished. Materials have been received for the addition to the school building but work on this structure must await the end of the school term. On St. George Island the foundation and walls of a new blubbering house for the processing of sealskins have been completed.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-26

She'll come along soon, without doubt"
 Yeah? She'll come doubtin' my sobriety, my veracity, and my fi- delity."
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-26

SedlS. III lSOU, WleH tlliS year pups will be ready for killing, a statistical study of the recoveries of marked 3-year-olds on the kill ing grounds will make possible a check on the accuracy of seal cen sus taken by other methods.
 The investigation was started in 194l on recommendation of the Department of State, after Japan notified the U. s. Government that on October 23, l941, it would ab- rogate the Fur Seal Treaty of 1911 which prohibited the killing, cap- turing or pursuing the animals at sea. The Japanese government claimed that the fur seal herd, at least in part, was damaging its fishing industry. Early investiga- tions did not agree with this con- tention and the State Department recommended that the fish and wildlife service bring up-to-date its scientific data on seals to de- termine the validity of Japan's claims. Great Britain, Russia, Japan and the United States were signatories to the 1911 treaty.
 The Black Douglas, a schooner yacht, was purchased in 194l by the Service and was refitted at Sa- vannah. Ga, but before it reached Seattle, war was declared and the expedition was suspended. The vessel was requisitioned by the navy and during the war was in the patrol service. It left Seattle to resume the investigation last spring.
 Dr. Victor B. Scheffer, in charge of the biologists on the Black Douglas, now plans to chart the passage of the seals from their breeding grounds on the Pribilof Islands in the Boring Sea to ascer- tain what they eat and to analyze the hazards the herd encounters during the nine months they spend at sea.
 On the first trip of the Black Douglas, from May to August, the scientists observed the seals trav- cling northward along the coast of British Columbia and Alaska, but only when they neared the Pribil- offs were any large groups of seals seen.
 During the killing season from June 10 to July 31, a total of 61 ,447 fur-seal skins were taken. Included were nearly 10000 from the 4-year-old class, taken experi- mentally this year to determine whether they are significantly more valuable to the fur trade Ordinarily only 3-year-old bache- Tor seals are killed. Not until these 4-year-olds have been processed and sold will the results of this experiment be known.
 Since 1910 when the Govern ment assumed direct control of the fur seals l,367,32 sealskins have been cropped for market, worth approximately $40,000,00O.
 In mid-November the vessel will leave St. Paul Island to travel westward in the wake of migrat- ing seals, as far as the Interna- tional Date Line, to observe par ticularly how far they venture into the waters of the western Pacific. Toward the end of November the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
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nil in pustil mladega moza ma
mestu. Toda prisilil Sc je, da mu
je gledal v obraz, XII mu je bill
cello takrat prikupen - morda
Sc bolj nego kedaj, ker je bill
tako bled in obupan. In dejal je
pocasi, ogleduje 81 v duhu vsa-
ko besedo:
"Sveta YAM ne morem dati.
Edino, kar bi vam rekel, je to:
clovek Sc ne vsiljuje, kjer nj do
brodosel; sicer pa - kdo We?
Dokler cuti, da ste blizu in da
cakate, Sc vsak hip utegne obr-
niti k vam. Cimbolj ste viteski,
Oliver, CHM potrpezljiveje ca
kate, tenn vec upanja innate"
Oliver je sprejel te malo to-
lazilne besede, ne da bi bill tre-
nil. "saj," je rekel. "Hvala!
Ampak, moi Bog, tezko je. JAZZ
nikoli nisem mogel cakati." In
S tenn epigramom ma samega
sebe mu je dal roko in sc obrnil.
Lehman je Sci pocasi domov
in je skusal natanko pretehtati,
kako bi ga sodil kdo, XII bi vse
to vedel. Malo tezko je bio,
ohraniti v tel zadevi vsaj troho
dostojanstva.
Silvia Sc nj odsla svojo So
bo in videl je, da ga plahoma
gleda. Edna cudna tolazba pri
vsem tenn je bila, da sc njegovo
custvo nasproti Mi nikakor nj
izpremenilo. Zdelo sc mu je &C.
10, da Sc je poglobilo, postalo
resnicnejse.
Kako bi bill mogel to noe spa
tt? Kako ne bi bill premisljal?
In dolgo je lezal in strmel v te-
mo.
Kakor da razmisljanje poma-
ga vrocini " zilah!
(Dalje prihodnjsc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

''Videl, popoldan Sc je ogla-
sila pri mas"
"Kaksna Sc ii zdi? Nj napac-
ma, kaj?"
To navadno vprasanje, napol
poniglavo, napol ponosno, je po-
menilo: ''V 'Umni zivinoreji' ze
res da je nj, ampak, strela boz
ia, mojega strzena je!' Nato Sc
je hipoma po svoje namrsil, a
to je trajalo samo sekundo in Sc
je spet umaknilo porogljivosti.
Lehman Sc je ponudil samo
nekaj minut. Nikdar sc nj cutil
svojemu nekdanjemu sosolcu
bolj tujega.
Max. Zgodi sc karsibodi,
Johnny Dromore ne SINE priti
v postev. To stalisce mu gre po
njegovih izbuljenih oceh in po
njegovi pretkani filozofiji; v
Mi ga ne smes motif.
Prisel je limo ograje oh
Green Parku. V mrzlem zraku
te zadnje oktobrske noci je vi
sela redka megla in rezek duh
cd majhnih ognjev, kjer so Sc
zigali suho listje. Kaj je bilo v
tenn vonju dima cd zganega
listja, kar ga je zmeraj ia k o
prijelo? Simbol locitve! - mai
zalostnejse ma svetu. Sal kaj bi
bila cello smrt, da ne pomeni To-
citve? Dolgo, sladko spanje ali
nov dogodek! Toda, ako ljubis
druge - pa pin moras ostaviti,
ali morajo oni tebe ostaviti! All,
pa nj samo smrt, XII prinasa To-
citve!
Prisel je do vhoda v ulico,
kjer je stanoval Dromore. Ona
je tam, poleg ognja sedi v We
likem stolu, igra Sc S svojo ma
cico,' premislja, sanja in - sa-
muje! Tako je hitel, da so Sc
ljudje "a MIN ozirali; ko je
krenil okoli zadnjega vogala
pred hiso, toliko da Sc nj zale-
tel Oliveru Dromoreju v ma
rocje.
Mladi MOI je korakal z ne
odlocnostjo, XII je pri MEM ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

bi prieakoval; kozuh mu je bill
odpet in cilinder ma kodrastih
laseh potisnjen nazaj. S crnimi
podocniki nj incl prav mic tiste
izlikanosti, kakrsna bi pristala
Dromorejem ia letni cas-.
"Mr. Lehman! Pravkar sem
bill pri vas"
In Lehman je odgovoril neko-
liko v zadregi:
cali hocete stopiti k meni
ali maj grem malo z vami?''
"Rajsi bi - tn zunaj, ako je
vam prav."
Tako sta prisla molce nazaj
do trga. In Oliver je rekel:
"Stopiva tia k ograji.'
sla sta cez k. ograji crnega
vrta kraj trga, kjer nj bilo nj
kogar mimo. In Lehman sc je
cutil vsakim korakom bolj po-
nizanega. Nekaj krivega in ne
dostojnega je bilo v tenn, da no.
di z malim mozen, XII mu je
nekdaj kakor izpovedniku pri-
znal svojo ljubezen do nellie. In
nenadoma je opazil, da sta pri-
sla okrog in okrog stirioglatega
vrta, ne da hi bila izpregovori-
la emo samo besedo.
"No?" je dejal.
Oliver je obrnil obraz stran.
"Saj Sc Sc spominjate, kaj
sem vam povedal poleti. Torej
- zdaj je stvar hujsa. JAZZ sem
zadnje case uganjal vsega vra-
ga, da bi Sc tega odkrizal. Pa
ne gre in ne gre. Ne morem Sc
je resiti."
In Lehman 81 je mislil: Nisi
edini! Toda molcal je. Najbolj
ga je bilo strah, da ne bi cesa
zinil, kar bi mu obticalo v spo-
minu kot Judezeva beseda.
Nato je Oliver nenadoma iz-
bruhnil:
''Zakaj me ne more ljubiti =?
Sal vem, da nisem bogvekaj, ali
pozna me cd mladih nog, in svo-
je dni me je imela rada. Nekaj
je - cesar ne morem razumeti.
Ali bi vi kaj storili zane pri
nji?"
Lehman je pokazal cez cesto.
"V vsaki drugi tehle his, OIL
ver," je dejal, "zivi po vsej pri-
liki clovek, XII ne more razume-
tt, zakaj ga drugi ne ljubi.
Strast pride, kadar Sc il zdi,
prejde, kakor Sc il zdi; in mi,
uboge pare, nimamo pri tenn
besede."
"Kaj mi torej svetujete?"
Lennana je skoraj neprema-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

Zan e svoe bage oei dne 28 unija l947 Pogreb je
vrs dne l. julia August Svetkov pogrebnh prostorov
ni soveni zadusn Calvary pokopasGe ker polo
zli v naroSje materi zemlji k veenemu poeitku.
Blagopokojnk je bill rojen maja 1881 ea PlanniMalni
pri Rakeku Ameriko je prisel leta 1909
doznost ST Stejemo da potom isreno zahvalimo
onina XII pooz tako krasne cvea negov krs
Ia dokaz vase ubezn sposovanja do mega bill
ko tolabo Zahvao maj spemejo sede Mr. in Mrs. Frank
Vdrch in druna. Mr.. Mrs. Mavec druzna Mr.. Steve
Dragos Mrs. Caroline Kotnk heere Mr. Mrs. Frank Ipave
Mr. in Mrs. Joseph S. Hen. Mrs. Theresa Guden Mrs. Frances
Sprenger Mr.. in Mrs. Connaughton
Parce Mr. in Mrs. Edward Agnes sosede
Mr. in Mrs. John Serke in druzna Mr. in Mrs. Mike Podboj
druna. Mr. in Mrs. Clifford Aikens. druzina Dangler Mrs.
Schultz, Mrs. Amelia Aiken
in Mrs. c. c. Ludlow sodelavci p solskem odboru board
Educaion National Acme Co.. National Acme Billing
keeping Depts.
Dale srena hvala mase. bodo
brae mir dust pokonega in sicer: Mr. in Mrs. Fred Kraft Mrs.
Theresa Guden Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Novose Mr. Mrs.
Mr. Jacob Pakz in druzn Mrs. Mary Urbas Mr. Joseph
Mr. Joe Hren Mr. in Mrs. Krause, Mr. in Mrs. John Pozn
Miss Ann Kotnik
Najepsa hvala bod izreeena onn XII darovah
rpee start domovin Mr. John Mary
Kauza Mr. Anton Gospodarich heei druzini Pican.
in Mrs. vaentin ogrin. Mr. Ludwig Austes Mrs. Mramor.
Anton Nahgal Mr.. Mrko Mavec. Sercelj. Mrs. J.
Vodnk Mr. in Mrs. J. Furlan. Mr. Mrs. Aic
Somrak in Mrs. Caroline Klaus il Geneva Ohio
Naso zahvao izrekamo XII dali svoje automobile
brezpano posugo sprestvo pogrebu Dale hvaa
XII pri posovit cd pokonka ko je ezal
odru oni. prejm negovi zadnj zeneljski
poh ma pokopaisee
Hvaa Mr. August F. Svetku urejen pogreb mai
boso vesranko poslugo Hvala Ciperan opravene
cerkvene pogrebne Posebno ahvao peme Mr. John
Skvarca stevine prjatelske obiske sasu boezni.
Ako je pomotoma izpustilo kaerega je ia ali
oni naen pomaga ali prspeva prosio oposeena
sprejme naso globoko zahvalo.
Konsana je Tvoa zemeska pot ubeni soprog. ose
odsel a ker vlada veSni mir N ker trpenja soz
Mi Te bono vedno spomnah ljubezno oltvo
nasih dni.
.~% Spavaj mirno-sniva sladko
zalujoci ostali:
j %~.. FRANCES. soproga 49,:
SLAVI in MILLIE hGerd
FRANK AIKENs in FRANK GRUDEN. zeta
.""= FRANKIE vnuk %-..".
ANTON MII.AVEC. brat
start domovini zapusGa braia Andreja in Aloi-
.@#"rt@ zija in hi sesre: Antono Drzaj. Johano
Schmidt in Ano ter veG sorodnikov,
Cleveland iuii !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
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Hodil je z dolgimi koraki -
da bi sc ubranil mislim - do.
kler nj prisel blizu Westminstra
do Temze; tam pa Sc je nena.
donna odlocil, nemara da hi ma.
Sci protivni lex, ter rzavil ma.
vzdol tisto ulicico pod velikc
wrensko cerkvijo, kamor nj
vstopil nikdar vec cd tiste po.
letne noei, ko je izgubil, kar mu
je bilo takrat vec cd zivljenja
Tam je bivala nekdaj ona; tam
je hisa - tista okna, mimo ka.
terih je naskrivoma hodil in sc
vanje oziral yes nesrecen in
poln hrepenenja. Kdo neki zivi
zdaj tam? Zdelo sc mu je, da
vidi zopet tisto oblicje il prete.
klosti, temne lase, temne, mile
oci in njih sladko resnost; in
nicesar mu nj ocitalo. Zakaj to
novo custvo nj ljubezen, kakrs.
ma je bila tista. Samo enkrat
more moski obcutiti ljubezen, XII
obsega in presega vse, lube
zen, pred katero je svet samo
iskra v vetru; ljubezen, XII edna
nosi v sebi sveto zrno miru, ra-
dosti in casti, pa maj mora sko-
ri kakrsnokoli necast, zalost in
stisko. Usoda mu je tisto lube
zen iztrgala, unicila jo je, ka-
kor unici oster veter zlahtno
cvetlico. To novo custvo je sa-
mo vrocica, strasten sen, v ka-
terem grabi Sc enkrat po mia
dosti in toploti. All da, in ven
dar je tako resnicno! In v enem
tistih trenutkov, ko stoji clovek
izven sebe, kakor da Sc je dvig-
nil mad telesnost in gleda vrti-
nee svojega zivljenje, je incl
Lehman privid sence, XII Sc podi
sem in tia; bike, XII Sc suce oko-
Ii sebe; musice, XII jo je zatel
besen vihar. Odkod je donna to
mogoeno, tajno custvo, XII tako
iznenada. plane IL mraka in te
stisne "a vrat? Zakaj pride zda.j
in ne kedaj drugic, zakaj k te-
mu in ne k drugemu? Kaj We
clovek O MEM, nego da ga iz-
podnese in vrti - kot vesco, XII
jo je opojila luc, ali cebelo, XII
jo je omamil teman, sladek cvet j.;
kaj, nego da ga je ponizalo v
blaznost, kopneco lutko svoje
samovoljnosti? Ali ga nj ze en-
krat pritiralo prav do smrti ?
In ga je morale zopet zalesti S
svojo sladko blaznostjo, svojim
omamnim vonjem? Kaj je to?
Zakaj ia strastna obsedenost,
XII ne more najti zadoscenja po
posteni poti? Mari je civilizaci-
ia cloveka tako uklonila, da mu
je stisnila naravo v pretesno
obutev - kakor kitajski zenski
noge? Kaj je to? Zakaj je to-?
Zakaj je to?
In kar Sc da urno je odhitel.
Pail Mall ga je sprawl nazaj
v to ponarejeno podobo resni-
ce v resnicnost. Tam, ma
Svetega Jakopa cesti, je bill
Dromorejev klub; zopet sc je
udal nagibu in pahnil vrata ma
vreteno, da so Sc odprla. Nj mu
bilo treba izprasevati; zakaj
Dromore je bill v vezi, ma poti
il obednice v igralnico. Lica,
ogorela cd trajnega sporta in
dobrega zivljenja, so Sc mu sve-
tia kakor ma debelo namazana
z smetano. Oci so mu imele IT,
sti posebni blesk cd prekipeva-
joce moci; nekaj napol svecane-
ga v obrazu, glasu in kretnjah
je kazalo, da kani noe veselo
pognati. In Lennana je presi-
Mia cinicna misel: ali mu mai
povem?
Halo, stara bajta! Strasno
sem vessel, da te vidim! Kaj pa
tt? Delas ma vse pretege? Ka-
ko pa kaj tvoji zeni? Sta bila il
Londona? Kaj velikega ustva-
ril?" Potem pa vpraSanie Iii hi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
IL urodo
s|ovenske bonke

Sc naznanja, da DO v vseh po-
druznicah cd %. julia naprej
vpeljan nov cas- poslovanja.
Banka ne bo vec odprta oh So
botah popoldne, DO pa odprta
vsako sredo popoldne, kar je BIZ.
la do sedaj zaprta. Vse tri po-
druznice bodo pa Sc v naprej od-
prte vsak petek vecer med 6. in
8. uro "a poslovanje.
Nova podruznica bo otvorje-
ma v soboto 2. augusta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

Cleveland, Ohio, dne %. julia 1947.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
The finest clocks
we've ever made
Soby Ben Aiorm

No present like time. No time
keepers like beautiful Westclox!
and there's a Westclox for every
room springwound and cleo
trio alarm models, electric time
clocks, wall clocks And for wrists
and pockets, those good looking
Westclox watches. Some Westclox
have plain dials, others have
luminous dials you can read day
or night Westclox are priced from
So. 10 to $500.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
STAND-IN FOR SANTA CLAUS
Continued from preceding page

Il saw the plain truth. You
were drunk and horrible"
The point is that wasn't the
man you saw at Grace's, the one
who was drunk and horrible.
That was my understudy. Eel
low L"
Her eyes grew enormous. He
read the words her lips formed:
That was :. your -"
MY mderstudy. Fellow named
Joe Wilks. l hired him 50 I could
get a breather every afternoon.
l never even got your telegram
till ="
'Oh Brick!"
1--WE been trying all evening
to tell you -"
But oh, Brick, how could
l be such a fool? l should
have known better than to think
you'd ="
Make a grab at you? Oh, no.
You'd be wrong about that. Only
l wouldn't be fooling. I've been
thinking about you, dreaming
about you, blowing my silly top
about you"
''Oh, darling ="
Honey, listen to me. /"
She put her fingers on his
mouth. ''Wait!' She slipped past
him and opened the door.
Foster" she called.
Eyes, Miss"
"Mr. Haven's changed his
mind. He's staying after all.
Sorry you had all the trouble"
she came back into the hall
and stood very close to him, look
ing up into his eyes. Nov, sir.
What were you going to say?"
Don't you know"
Il want to hear you say it -
"All right" He put his arms
around her. Il love you
The grandfather clock whirred
and sneezed and began to strike
midnight.
Merry Christmas, Mr.. Claus"
Honey said, with her lips touch
ing his. The End