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Evening star., 1947-07-27

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III ENJOYMENT OF LITERATURE. BY
70 John Cowper Powys Adventures
among the Masterpieces from Homer to
Hardy. This book is guide to the pleas
ures Of reading the great writers, from
Homer and the Prophets to Thomas Hardy
and Marcel Proust Was s375. NOW Sl.o8
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29

OWens-Ford Glass company and
came away carrying six-inch circu-
lar discs of glass, three-quarters Of
an inch thick, given them by
good-natured foreman as it came
rolling off the machines.
"All this and mathematics, too"
is the slogan of Rollin Kontak, Mi
lam Bokan, Jan Hortan, Bob Hagele,
Glenn Brown, Frank Hischka and
Ed Elwing. They mean, they ex-
plain, that to make mirror
with parabolic surface is a trick
that brings into play not only
knowledge of glass but frequent
brushes with the textbooks.
Under direction of Harold Ewing,
instructor, the boys are performing
the intricate tasks entailed in grind
ing and polishing the discs of glass,
then converting them into mirrors.
Finally, the mirrors will be installed
in tubes whose eyes will reach the
sky.
They get no school credit for the
work, but, as one small chap puts
it, it's more fun than attending
meetings and talking"
What can they see when they fin
ish? Why, they predict knowingly,
they'll be able to study Saturn and
its rings and the four moons around
Jupiter, or they may be able to
pick up stray comet. A close study
of the moon will be a breeze. That
makes it all pretty worthwhile, they
figure.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29

ulation, persisted off Cape Sable. An
other great storm in 1776 foundered
nine schooners and took the lives
of 40 men.
Huge Loss of Life.
From 1880 to 1914, a period of
slightly more than a century in
Gloucester's 324-year history, 942
vessels were lost and with them
were snuffed out in the waves of the
sea the lives of 4,876 men.
Ever since 1923 tales of the
daring, courage and resource
fulness of the Gloucester fisher
men" in their everlasting strug-
gle with the sea have added
stirring chapters to American
history. These sagas of hard
ship and heroism, oft repeated
but ever inspiring, still may
be heard along the colorful
Gloucester waterfront.
Although Gloucester long has
been mecca for summer visitors
and artists colonies, its summer
population nearly doubling the nor
NAL figure of $4,000, it has remained,
at heart, a small town fishing port.
The majority of families are direct
ly or indirectly dependent upon the
success of the fishermen for live
lihood. Their financial status fluc-
tuates with that of its fisheries.
Throughout the years Glou-
cester's citizens have continued
as closely knit unit. A tragedy
at sea still casts a pail over the
entire port while a celebra-
ton by the feet means a rejoic-
ing for all.
Now, as three centuries ago,
Gloucester takes pride in the feats
and accomplishments of its fisher
men, and once a year during the
ebbing tide of August the townspeo-
pie gather to pay tribute to THEY
THAT GO DOWN TO THE SEA IN
SHIPS"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29

ermen who have lost their lives on
the great waters"
Founded as a fishing port in 1923,
just three years after the Pilgrims
settled at Plymouth, Gloucester
made its first shipment of fish in
that same year to Bilbao, Spain.
There is no record of the amount
of that first shipment, but today
some 225 million pounds of fish are
landed at Gloucester annually. It
ranks as the largest as well as the
Oldest fishing port in the United
States.
Goldfish 'Aristocracy.'
In Colonial America the fishing
industry was so important that the
merchant class of the New England
states commonly was referred to
as the Goldfish aristocracy." In
those early days the cod was known
as the "Sacred Cod," and in 1884
the Massachusetts house of repre-
sentatives ordered that "a represent
tation of Goldfish in gold as
a memorial of the Importance of
codfshing to the welfare of the COM
monWealth' should be placed in the
assembly room.
The early fishing voyages
were full of danger. Indians at
tackled the crews. The French
came down from the North to
lombard them. The fight with
the sea, then as now, was
battle never ended.
Never storm lashes the waters
of the North Atlantic into fury but
some of the fishing men of Glou-
cester must fight for life. Not
year passes when the great sea does
not take its ruthless toll of men and
ships.
Two major disasters have taken
a terrific toll in Gloucester's fishing
history. In 1716 five fishing craft,
comprising one-tenth of the tonnage
of the port, and 20 men, estimated
as a fifteenth part of the entire pop
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29

ing six-inch rejecting telescopes,
miniatures of the power-laden ap-
paratus with which modern-day as
tronomers are piercing the myster-
les of space.
For tools, the boys each garnered
a>lard can, length of iron pipe,
a fiange, a piece of small pipe and
a mounted half-inch disc of glass.
For the glass in the mirror itself,
they visited the nearby Libby
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-08-29
SEEING STARS


TOLEDO, OHIO.-Distant stars
and nebulae some day may lose
their mystery for a group of teen
age scientists here whose novel
hobby prompts them to gather one
night week for a practical kind
of star-gazing.
They are seven boys from Mo-
Gambler vocational high school, and
their work-although they hardly
classify it as such-consists of build
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
vail so v obeh jezikih, delali,
vodili in skrbeli.

vail so v obeh jezikih, delali,
vodili in skrbeli.
Poleg glavnih odbornikov pa
je bio Sc veliko drugih clanov
in clanic, XII so vestno vrsili
svoje delo. Vseh ne morem ime-
novati, omeniti pa moran do
bro, pridno in vestno tajnico
nase federacije, sestro Josephi-
ne Tratnik. Ona je imela mai
vee skrbi in della ma svojih ra-
NAH. Blagajnicarka federacije
Julia zerovnik pa je imela v
oskrbi kuhinjo. Tudi vse njene
pomocnice so bile zelo pridne
in tocne.
Federacijski zapisnikar Carl
Samanich je tudi veliko delal
ma pikniku, kakor tudi ma dru-
9Th priredbah v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu, pri tenn pa mu
je pomagala njegova soproga.
Veliko skrbi in della je imela
ma glavi tudi nacelnica stano-
vanjskega odbora sestra Anc-
ka Opeka. Poleg skrbi "a stano-
vanja, Sc je tudi veliko trudila
ma priredbah in pikniku. Pri
njej so Sc vedno oglasali vsi
oni, XII Sc MISC imeli stanovanj.
Dale je moja dolznost, da
omenim v splosnem vse tocaje,
katerih je bio celia armada.
Mnogi izmed njih so tocili diva
ali pa tri dni skupaj. In, prija-
telji, to MISC mackine solze! Ze-
10 veliko je delal tudi vec dni
Frank Zavrsnik, clan drustva
st. So SNPJ. Pridno je vozil
skupaj pijaco in drugo, poleg
tega pa Sc delal "a baro.
Videl sem pridno delati tudi
predsednika izletniske farm e
Blaza Novala, Johna Sorca, da-
lie sestri Hkup, Muley, Joseph
inc Zakrajsek in memo mamo
Mrs. Meznarsich, Josephine
Mocnik, Viktorijo Poljsak in
mnogo drugih.
Kakor sem re omenil, vseh
linen ne morem omeniti, kajti
jih je mnogo, torej mi oprosti-
te. Toliko ljudi napojiti in ma
sititi, nj lahko, ampak je treba
veliko della in priprav. Use Sc
je zavrsilo v najlepsem redu.
To maj bo v zgled tistim pri-
sotnim klerikalcem, XII mas no.
cejo prikazati "a komuniste in
ne vem Sc vse kaj.
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Ali ze veste

da je clovek med 80. in 40.
zivljenskim letom ma visku svo-
jih telesnih sposobnosti in da
po tel dobi zacnejo padati te-
lesna moe, gibcnost misicevja,
trdnost kosti in elasticnost hru-
stanca? -
da je mogoce opaziti te INA
ke nazadovanja najprej ma pri-
lagoditveni moznosti ocesa in
sicer tenn, da izgubi ocesna le-
ca svojo elastienost in da ne
more mic vec razlocno spozna-
vati blizu lezece najmanjse Sill
Ike? -
da Sc pokazejo po nastopu
tega znamenja tudi ma ostalih
cloveskih organih znaki potros-
ME (izrabe) kakor n. pr. CUBA
ncenje koze, izpadanje las, ma
rascajoca okornost udov, otrde-
lost misicevja it'd?
da sc zmanjsa zaradi teh IL
prememb tudi moe pljuc, kar Sc
najjasnejse pokaze pri merle
nju vsebine pljuc ma spirome-
tru? -
da postaneta tudi moe srca
zaradi otrdelosti iii odvodnic
in s tenn v zvezi tudi krvni OBJ
tok v splosnem precej slabej-
Sa?
da je mogoce opazovati okrog
40. leta starosti posebno cesto
pretrganja misic in sicer pri ne.
nadnih moenih naporih In. pr,
tex ma kratke proge)?
da Sc zmanjsuje gibalna spo.
sobnost udov, zlasti nog, XII sc
sploh najbolj podvrzene obra.
bi in sicer zaradi obrabe hru.
stanca in nagubaneenja sklep'
nih vezi ter glavic? -
da nastopi zaradi zmanjsane
gibalne sposobnosti nagnjenje
k debelenju in mascobnim pla.
stem, kar tvori spet nepotreb.
no preobremenitev krvnega OBJ
toka in udov in zaradi tega po'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

tsoce Slovencev in Hrvatov, XII svojh domovih MISC
mei priko da hi smell Boga moliti svojen lastnem
maerinskem jeziku. Okrog $4,000 h je zbezalo Jugo
slavijo, mnog pa izselli Amerko Toda tarat nj
bilo Radossia in Margota in Santina da hi tenn
preganjanim 'beguncem podeii tako potreben "blago
slov"D
Ia del prmorskh Slovencev in istrskih Hrvatov
Sc je predvcerasnjm koncala Kalvarija skupnosti
svojim brati bodo pomaga ustvariti srecno Ju
goslavio Tsti pa bodo ostal Sc nadale izven meja
federatvne Jugoslavije maj bo Svobodnem trzaskem
ozemu" ali pa Gorskem, bodo skupno ostami ita-
ljanskmi naprednimi element vodi borbo "a dokoncno
iztrebjene fasizma in zmago resnene udske demo-
kracje, kateri ne bo umetno ustvarenh '*probemov
Trsta,' ali pa "problemov Julijske Krajine."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Pogojno

spesuje staranje teh telesnih
delov? -
da sc v zvezi temi pojavi
povisuje zlasti pri zenskah, XII
morajo mnogo stati in XII so
veckrat rodile, nagnjenje h krc-
MIN zilam in k povesenju posa-
meznih organov in sicer zaradi
narascajoce oslabelosti tkiva in
d. Sc pojavljajo cesto tudi vnet-
ia I'll? -
da pa dejstvo O nazadujoci
tvornosti in sposobnosti ze zda-
leka nj vzrok "a to, da hi telo
prepustili samemu sebi, nego
vse bolj nekaksen poziv in
vzpodbuda, da maj telo s poseb-
no paznjo negujemo in ga va
dino? -
da maj bo nacin vezbanja te-
lesa pri cloveku starejsih let
povsem drugacen kakor pa oni,
XII je v rabi pri mladostnikih
(prednost je treba dajati tez-
MIN in spretnostnim vajam, opu-
scati je treba prenapenjanje
pljuc in srca in to morda v svr-
no soil dosezenih in priborje-
nih prvenstvih storitev, varo-
vati je treba one telesne dele
in organe, XII sta jih poklic in
starost posebno poskodovala?) p
in da' je clovek, XII Sc bavi
telesnimi vajami, onkraj 40.
zivljenskega leta skoro se bolj
pot e b en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nege kakor pa mladostni sport
mix, tudi &c je bill v svoji MIA
dosti dober sportnik?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

Eveleth, MINI. - Dne 9. sep
tembra Sc je smrtno ponesrecil
v rudniku John Koritnik, star
So let, clan SNPJ in donna il
vasi Pozenk pri Cerkljah ma
Gorenjskem, po domace zum-
rov. Padel je 90 cevljev v glo-
bocino in bill je ma mestu mr.
tev. Tukaj zapusca zeno In dive
hceri, vstarem kraju pa mater,
tri brate ia tri sestre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Oblacilo "a drugi svet

zupnik Polikarp ma Rebru je
Marijinim druzbenkam govoril
o zadnji uri in jim polagal ma
srce: 'Kadar Sc boste odprav-
ljale ma drugi svet, 81 pripravi-
te dostojno oblaeilo, v katerem
boste stopile pred nebeskega
oceta. Katere ste gresnice, 81
oblecite crna oblacila! One pa,
XII innate cisto vest, oblecite be-
10 obleko nedolznosti."
Kmalu po tenn dogodku je ne
varno zbolela clanica Maritime
druzbe Genovefa in Sc zacela,
vdana v voljo bozjo, priprav-
ljati "a nebesa. Poklicala je tu-
di zupnika Polikarpa. "Ah, 60
spod zupnik," Sc je razodela
Genovefa, "ko bonn umrla, mai
me oblecejo v belo oblacilo."
ITO me prav veseli," jo je to-
lazil zupnik, ida 81 bila vedno
postena."
"Vendar,' je sramezljivo po-
pravljala Genovefa, "sem in tia
maj po belem oblacilu lie prisi-
jejo po kaksen crn trak
Prodana svinja
Kmetica je prodala mesarju
svinjo pod pogojem, da bo MOI,
ko Sc bo vrnil domov, tudi "a
dovoljen S kupcijo.
No, in ko Sc je MOI vrnil do
NOV, je odobril kupcijo, vel
pero ter takoj pisal mesarju:
"Nej VETO, da mi je prodaja
mole zene prov vsec. Nei kar
pridejo po svinjo!"
POgojno
Gospod: cali je gospodar do
MAJ"
Sluzkinja: "Je in nj"
Gospod: "Kaj Sc to pravi?"
Sluzkinja: " No, "a prijatelje
je moi gospodar donna, "a upni-
ke pa ne "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik SANSa:
L0nd0nska vlada nj bila "a
jugoslovanski Trst

stora, razen pred steno ali pod
vesali, vsled tega je racunal, da
bi del slovenskega ozemlja pod
Italijo ali v mednarodnem ozem-
lju bill izvrstna baza "a njegovo
bodoce politicno delovanje ter "a
uresnicenje njegovih sanj o 'Ka-
toliski drzavi," kamor maj bi
spadalo Slovensko Primorje
Irstom vred.
To pismo prislanja najlepso
klofuto gospodom okrog Ameri-
ske Domovine, XII so re mnogo-
krat bleknili, da sta Tito in ME-
gov "komunisticni" rezim odgo-
vorna, da mirovna konferenca nj
prisodila Trsta Jugoslaviji. Miha
Krek, vodja slovenske reakcije v
inozemstvu in inspiracija vse
propaganda, XII jo "a MEGA in
njegove pristasa vodi omenjeni
"dnevnik," pa je re leta 1941 JAS
no povedal, da mora Trst posta-
tt mednarodno pristani$ce." Po-
glejmo, kaj je zapisal:
"Rasunaenn, da DO glede Trsta
bOrb0 te$aUnd. Tudi rdsunaena,
do DO selo te$ko napravii IL Tr-
sta slovensko IN jatgoslovansko
mesto. Dasi bi to prav bilo. Ven-
dor pa je maogoce doseci to, dd
'prepriGanao iodine IN odlo6ilue
ljudi (med zavezniki, posebno
Roosevelta) o tenn, do Trst ne
more IN ne sme ostati itaAjansk0
mest0. Ne IL ndrodnostnega, ne
IL gospodarskega, ne IL strate-
gicnih raslogov. Trst je treba cd
Itozije odtrgoti in ga napravati
sa mednorodno pristani$6e 20
ESQ srednjo Evropo. Tako bi
Trst kot luka, katero potrebuje
srednja Evropa, dobil medina
rodno kontrolo, XII bi bila szoven-
sken1u $iUlju dobrohotna."
Torej re v novembru 1941, ko
je ubegla jugoslovanska vlada
komaj prispela il Kaira Lon
don, je podpredsednik Wade in
glavni zastopnik slovenskega
naroda v tel vladi dr.. Miha Krek
zapisA ma uradni vladni papir,
da maj postane Trst internacio-
naliziran. Krek je tedaj nacelje-
val tudi Slovenski ljudski stran-
XII in je sigurno govoril kot clan
in zastopnik stranke.
| Torej &c je vodilna slovenska
|politicna stranka tedaj zavze-
mala stalisce, da postane Trst
mednaroden, kaj maj bi bilo pri-
cakovati cd srbskih in hrvaskih
zastopnikov isti vladi? O tenn
staliscu jugoslovanske Wade so
gotovo zvedeli tudi vladi Velike
Britanije in Amerike in njuno
stalisce je bilo, da postane Trst
mednaroden. Podlago "a to sta
lisce je postavil Miha Krek ze
novembra 1911.
Kdo je potem zafuckal Trst
Ali Titova vlada, XII je ze ma zbo-
rovanju v Jajcu leta 1913 pro-
glasila Slovensko Primorje, Trst
in Istro "a narodno jugoslovan-
sko ozemlje in je "a dosego tega
ella povzela naravnost cudezne
korake? Ali pa morda stara ju-
Igoslovanska garda S Krekom ma
celu Xxi je govorila o internacio-
nalizaciji Trsta, ko so Hitlerjeve
bombe Sc vedno paddle po jugo-
slovanskih mestih in vaseh?
Furlana je p1acala Velika Bri-
tanija "a njegovo izdajalsko de-
10. Kdo je placal Kreka "a vse
krivice, XII jih je storil svojemu
narodu?
', XII ma svojih domovih Misc
'oga moliti v svojem lastnen
$4,000 jih je zbezalo v Jugo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

Sodna obravnava proti profe-
sorju Borisu Furlanu nj samo
dokazala, da je bill yes cas- biva-
MIA v Ameriki in Londonu in
kasneje v Ljubljani placan
agent britanske Obvescevalne
sluzbe Intelligence Service), da
je bill konspirator proti sedanje-
mu rezimu Jugoslavije, XII mu
je podelil sluzbo dekana juridic-
ne fakultete ljubljanske univer-
ze-ampak je tudi pokazala, da
je odklonil svojo pomoc IA pri-
kljucitev Trsta in Slovenskega
Primorja ter Istre h Jugoslaviji.
Izgovarjal Sc je, da Sc je posve-
til "znanosti," kar hi pomenilo,
da ga politika vec ne zanima.
Kaksnega. znacaja je bila ia
"znanost," je jasno pokazala
sodnijska razprava. Prezidij
Ljudske skupscine Federativne
republike Jugoslavije je njego-
govo smrtno obsodbo "a veleiz-
dajo spremenil ma 20 let jece.
Kdor koli je tocno zasledoval
Furlanovo politicno karijero cd
leta 1941 naprej, nj mogel zgre-
siti paralelnosti z britansko zu-
nanjo politiko napram Jugosla-
viii. Njegovo rodoljublje je ma
rascalo in padalo kot barometer
v atmosferi angleskih imperia-
listicnih tedenc. Dokaz temu SO
njegovi govori preko londonske-
ga radia, XII so bill objavljeni
tudi v nash slovenskih listih v
Ameriki.
Furlan je bill taboru jugoslo-
vanskega kraljevskega rezima
vse do casa, ko sta Amerika in
Velika Britannia priznala Tita in
AVNOJ "a de facto Vlado move
Jugoslavije. Dokaz tel trditvi je
dejstvo, da je Furlan proti ma
svetu njegovih prijateljev v
Ameriki takoj odhitel V London,
ko je bill povabljen, da sprejme
in je sprejel mesto ministra v
kraljevi vladi. A istocasno je bill
clan angleske spijonaze.
Pac lepa stvar, britanski spi-
jon minister jugoslovanske kra-
Iljeve Wade! SANSovemu tajni-
ku je tedaj posebno zamerila 60
spa Furlan in mu nikoli nj mogla
odpustiti "greha,' ker je v svoji
koloni porocal, da 81 je parte-
denska jugoslovanska vlada v
Londonu, V kateri je bill tudi pro-
fesor Furlan, najprej nakaaalo
place 20 cello letO naprej. To je
bilo poleti 1943.
Obravnava je tudi pokazala
in dokazala, da je Furlan zelc
pridno prestregal posto jugoslo.
vanskih kraljevih ministrov
(Kreka in Snoja ter morda Sc
drugih), kakor tudi posto gene.
rala Vladimirja Velebita, nacel.
nika prve Titove vojaske misije
v Londonu. Furlanu je V teh treh
letih popolnoma uslo il spomina
kako je mogla ia posta smuknitj
v njegove arhive. Morda je bill
med temi arhivi tudi prepis pi-
sma cd dr.. Mihe Kreka, datiran0
D LoudOnu Is. m0vembT0 1871, q
toterem je israsil suoje mi$lje-
ME glede bodoGnosti Trsta.
Da je Miha Krek nasprotoval
prikljucenju Trsta h Jugoslavi-
il, smo lahko citali depesah
XII SO jih posiljali ameriski cas-
nikarji il Italije pred parisko
mirovno konferenco. Mihec je
vedel, da Jugoslaviji zanj in
"a njegove sorte ljudi nj vec pro.
tisoce Slovencev in Hrvato,
imeli priliko, da hi smell E
materinskem ieziku. OkrOp
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Slavnost dneva SNPJ
nepricakovano dobro uspela

bi pricel. Torej dolgo pricako-
vana slavnost 81. dneva SNPJ,
katero Sc je vrsila v Clevelan-
du TO-, go, 81. augusta in 1. sep
tembra, je res nepricakovano
dobro uspela, maj so bill pri-
redbe v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma st. Clair Ave., ali pa
piknik ma izletniski farmi SN-
PJ, kateri sc je vrsil 1. septem-
bra.
Najvecji uspeh smo imei s
piknikom, kajti zbralo Sc je sku-
paj tisoce in tisoce posetnikov
z vseh strani in krajev Ameri-
ke. To so bill clani in clanice
SNPJ in tudi drugi ljudje. To
je bila mnozica veselih in ko-
rajznih ljudi, XII SO Sc krogu
svojih sorodnikov, sosolcev, pri-
jateljev in znancev veselo zaba-
vail. Kdor je incl cas- in priliko
S hribcka opazovati to veselo in
ogromno mnozico, Sc je moral
diviti oh pogledu ma vse to.
Pisec teh vrstic sc je pripe-
lial ma iZletniSkO farmO SVO-
Jim dobrim prijateljem Johnom
Zamanom oh pol dveh popol-
dne. Takoj sem Sc prijavil "a
odmerjeno mi delo, in sicer pri
starosti or. nacelniku prodaje
trosnih listkov Ludviku Med
vesku. On mi je takoj nakazal
"a $50 teh listkov pripomba,
da 81 maj zberem svoj pro-
stor in pridno prodajam, ko pa
:jih prodam, maj pridem zopet
po ME. In res Sc je tako vrsilo
do pozne teme, to je Sc po osmih
zvecer. Ako me ne bi bila nado-
mestila vsaj "a pol ure moja
zena Cilka, ne bi incl casa nj
ii "a prigrizek.
Dasiravno sem bill tako zelo
zaposlen zmojimi stevilnimi pri-
jatelji vred, nisem bill radi tega
mic hud in ne jezen, ampak
prav nasprotno, bill sem zelo
vessel in zadovoljen. Moi moz-
gani so tako nitro in sigurno
delovali, da vzlic veliki proda-
il, nj bilo nobene pomote. Reel
moran, da sem ma tel veliki
priredbi napravil rekord v pro-
dali trosnih listkov. Toda ne
smem pozabiti, da je bio ma
tenn pikniku Sc vec drugih pro-
dajalcev in prodajalk teh tros-
nih listkov, in vsi so bill zelo
pridni. Najbolj pa mi je bila "a
petami sestra Mary Semrak.
&c hi Sc kaj obotavljal, pa hi
me prekosila. Zanjo pa je bill
tajnik nasega drustva 147 Leo.
Poljsak, kateri je bill tudi po-
mocnik nasega gazde Ludvika
Medveska. Srecni smo bill, da
smo imeli Ludvika ma tako od-
govornem mestu, XII ga je tako
tocno in pravilno izvrsil.
Zelo pridna je bila tudi moja
pomocnica, S katero sva imela
v oskrbi zuna9jo gostilno, XII sc
je imenovala "pri figa birtu".
Clanica drustva Stew. 5 Amalija
Slabe je prodajala istke stole
ca, kar je bilo v TAXI veliki gne-
ci zelo mucno, toda z memo
pridnostjo je naredila zelo do
bro kupcijo.
Zelim sc zahvaliti vsem mo-
jim odjemalcem, XII SO kupova-
Ii trosne listke samo pri meni.
Moi stevilni prijatelji in znan-
ci mi maj opposite, ker nisem
incl vec casa, da bi kaj po.
kramljal mimi. (Prihodnjit
bonn opisal razne prijatelje in
zunanje goste, S katerimi sem
sc srecal ma proslavi dneva
SNPD.
Kaj pa drugi nasi pridni de-
lavci in delavke? Ne mislite, da
smo bill pridni samo prodajalc
trosnih listkov. Ne, dvakrat ne
Mnogi drugi so bill Sc bolj prid
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-21
Whiteville Girl,
Bow Announced As
School Winners

WHITEVILLE, Dec. 20.-Mr.
and Miss Whiteville Hi wer e
crowned Tuesday in ceremonies
during the regular weekly as
sembly program at Whiteville
High school by Jack Babb, pres
ident Of the local Beta Clu b
which sponsors the contest.
The two week contest which
ended with Elsie Harrelson and
Bill Memory leading by small
margins.
Runners up were Christine
Boger, Macie Duncan, Rose
mary Jones, Betty Lou Powell,
and Nancy Gore for Miss White
vile Hi and Jack Babb. JIMMY
Quinerly, Bobby Memory, and
Pete Page for Mr.. whiteville III
Names Of the winners will be
engraved on a plaque especial
ly reserved for that purpose and
their pictures will be in the
school annual.
The contest has been an an
nual event at the school for the
past several years and has
aroused keen competition for
the honors among the students.
Titles we're copped last year
by Barbara Neal Hooks and
Wilson Horton.