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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07

The Halloween party Friday
night started with a bang! Two
songs by the youngsters and i'm
personation Of Halloween charac-
ters by the boy scouts and Jim
Schofield were great. The grand
parade was held around O. large
bonfire where the judges picked
the following winners: Bucky and
Mickey Chef, as two devils, won
first as the smallest; Harry Olsen,
the funniest; Darrell Stark, most
original; Terry Grilley and Baret
Barbo, most important; Alberta
Franks and Dolores Parker, old
est, funny; Roy Techenor and
Faith Baldwin, spookiest.
Music was furnished by the To-
cal orchestra. The Boomtown Bull
ders thank the business men, do
majors and musicians, for their
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07

Deed to a choice lot in Martin
City will be given away at the Sc
cond annual Firemen's dance in the
largest of the Hungry Horse new
boomtowns. Saturday, November
-.
Ticket sales for the event start
this coming week; the cost is 81,
and the winner of the lot need no.
be present at the dance. Proceeds
viii be used to buy fire fighting
equipment, in addition to the new
truck.
Firemen on the various commit
toes include advertising, Roy Comp
tan, Earle Hollingsworth and Lee
wis Humiston; tickets, Jean Bach
mud, Ross Luding, Herman Byrd,
Rex Chef, Humiston and Fred
Lalssier; amusement, Verne Greene,
Ho1lingsworth, Lussier, Compton.
Chef and Sy Tonner.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
LAWYER, Accountant swap
Falls and M. G. Offices

James A Cumming, Coluiloia
Falls attorney, and Frank F NC
cartv. Martin City accountant are
swapping offices on Tuesday ana
Friday afternoons.
The two World War II veterans
have lust opened up their Offices,
Cumming except for Tuesday ana
Friday afternoons is in Room .
rank Building, Columbia Falls;
McCartv's office is in the Royal
theatre.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
HEAVEN ONLY KNOW,

HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS ,
mour Nebenzal's latest film ;.
United Artists is releas,.
ember 16 at the ROYAL, ~
TIRE will prove that III. y
amt the same. the plains :. :
plain, the West just amt II. !
anymore. You've never ss..
West so different. You,vs :.
seen a picture so unusual
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07

out through the mails. -
Billed for November 10 ana -,
in place of "song of Old wyoming
is a picture filmed in Montana
g. Heaven Only Knows" with Rob
ert Cummings and Brian DonieVy.
On November % the picture $
"1,orever Amber" with Linda OAR
nell and Cornell Wilde; on Novem-
her "a and Is, 1.-The Outlaw" ana
IN November 26 and u Abe
Irish Rose"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
Big Greek Bridge Damaged

The Big Creek bridge up the
North Fork is open only to light
traffic as the result of q washout
of the south fill Monday. Repairs
will be completed this coming
week.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-07
List Changes in Royal
Schedule for November

The following movies will be
shown at the Royal theatre, Mar
tin City in place of those listed on
the regular monthly program sent
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
Oar Juznih Slovanov
v Kanadi naSi mladini

Beograd. - Oh otvoritVi Mia
dinske proge je Svet kanadskih
Juznih Slovanoy podaril nasi
10000 dolarjev ter po-
slal graditeljem proge naslednjo
brzojavko:
"Jugoslovani v Kanadi sprena-
ljajo s ponosom napore jugoslo,
vanske mladine pr ohnovi svojel
med vojno opustosene dezele.
Zlasti obeudujemo delo IN uspeh
pr gradnji Mladinsks proge ter
posiljamo kot prispevek K temu
veli6astnernu podvigu n menu
Syeta kanadslkih Jlznih Siova-
nov vsoto 10000 dolarjey.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

ko je dosezena kvota "a otrosko
bolnisnico, je potrebno, da gre
mo ma delo, da zbiramo razne
knjge, tako da tudi v kultur-
mem pogledu priskocimo v po-
moe nasim bratom preko oce-
ana. Vemo, da je bilo dosti knJg
pozganih in unicenih, tako da
je sovraznik tudi v tenn pogledu
zadal tezke udarce nasim bra
tom.
Kar je pa Sc najbolj zalostno,
sedaj ko je vojna koneana v ma
81 kpi Gorici po~eenjajo nasi Ia
vezniki taksne stvari, da je vse
to zgrazanja vredno. Seziganje
slovenskih knjig in casopisov Sc
vrsi prav pc istem "ducejevem'
kopitu cd strani ten zaveznikov,
Xxi SO Sc skupno z jugoslovan-
skimi partizani borili proti enc
mu ter istemu sovrazniku, O,
ia lepa opevana demokracija,
kje 81? Slovenski dijaki in dija-
kinje v Trstu in Gorici strada-
jo, so sikanirani in zoperstavlje-
nj pri njihovem ueenju. TIE mia
denice in mladenke, XII so zeljni
uka in so nase slovenske krvi,
sc zeli Sc v BODICE drzati v SUI
zenjstvu, da Sc jih lazje kontro-
Ira.
]. F. Durn, tajnik
podruz. st. 48 SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
JE S
PROSVETO Ma KOROSKEM
(Ponatis il "Ljudskega tednika')

Najhuise razocaranje je do
zivelo korosko ljudstvo nepo-
sredno po koncani vojni, ko Sc
je S koroske slovenske zemlje
umaknila zavezniska jugoslo-
vanska. Observation-Disclosures,
XII je doprinesla tako tezke kr-
wave zrtve v boju "a osvobodi-
tev Europe. Vendar je ostala te-
daj Sc Viva vera v pravienost "a
veznikov in njihovih armad, "a
to 81 pac nihce nj mogel pred
stavljati, da hi preganjano slo-
vensko ljudstvo ne bio delezno
pravicnega zadoseenja "a pre-
stane krivice.
Prvic je postalo korosko ljud-
stvo pozorno oh povratku izse-
ljencev v avgustu lanskega le-
ta. Tedaj Sc je vidno omajala
vera pravicnost odgovornih
oblasti. Kajti izseljenci bi bill
pref verjeli v svojo smrt, ka-
kor pa v to, da Jim bodo pc zlo-
mu nacizma ovirali povratek ma
njihovo rodno grudo. In ven
dar: ko so prisli v domovino,
jih nj hotela spoznati in svojo
pravico do donna so 81 morali Sc
enkrat priboriti.
Potem pa je razocaranje sle-
dilo razocaraniu; edino sloven-
sko representative zgradbo Y
Celovcu nekdanjo Mohorjevo
hiso, XII jo je slovensko ljudstvo
zgradilo dobesedno S svojimi
zulji in XII je v vsem casu zati-
rama in boja koroskih sloven.
cev "a njihove pravice nudila
streho slovenskim organizaci-
jam to pribezalisce koroskif
Slovencev SO zasedle zasedhene
cete. * starim krivican1 50 ,ss
zacele nizati nove..
Slovensko korosko ljudstye
je trdno zaupalo, da Sc bOdo ps
zlomu nacizma vsaj pogoji Y
slovensko prosvetno in klltur'
no delo vidno popravili. Tods
tudi v tel veri je bio preyarano
Njegove nemSke inperfah
sticne .niselnosti, H n zlasti ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08

Koroskem pognala globoke ko-
renine in opera, XII 10 ia misel-
most uziva pr zasedbenih obla-
steh vnaprej izkljucuje vsako
izbolisanje %prosvetnih razmer.
Ceprav polozaj "a slovensko
ljudsko prosveto ma Koroskem
zaradi nacrtnega z~atiranja mix
dar nj bill proved ugoden, 81, je
slovensko ljudstvo S pozrtvoval-
~nostjo vendar ustvarilo vsaj ne
kaj najosnovnejsih pogojev "a
kulturno uveljavljanje. Vsako
prosvetno drustvo je imelo svo-
10 knjizaico, navadno tudi svoj
oder z vsem najnujnejsim, mar
sikatera med mimi pa so imela
tudi svoje prosvetne domove.
Nacizem je do kraja unicil
vse pripomoeke prosvetnega de-
la: predvsem vse slovenske
knjige so izropali nacisticni
"kulturonosci''', Jill deloma Ia
zgali ali pa porabili Ia izdelavo
papirja. PRAY tako so unicili ali
pokradli vse odrske pripomoeke
in izropali slovenske prosvetne
domove.
Dosedanja kulturna prizadeva-
MIA koroskih Slovencev so po-
kazala, da je S pozrtvovalnim in
vztrajnim delom - kljub nena-
klonjenosti oblasti. mogoce
premagati veliko tezav in tudi
2 najpreprostejsimi sredstvi do
seei sorazmerno lepe uspehe. Oh
vsej pozrtvovalnosti pa nj mo-
lgoce premagai pomanjkanja
J siovenske knjige in slovenske
pisane besede sploh.
Slovensko ljudstvo ma Koros-
KEN je danes bolj kot kdaj koli
w zgodovini umetno in nasilne
ofopano vsakega zivega stikaz
materinim narodom. Vzeta mu
je moznost, da hi dozivljalo
"Trip novega zivljenja, ki .preve.
Va slovenski narod v mladi ljud,
ski republiki. Korosk Slovenci
STEER nagonsko cutimo, da je !
teh letih dozorelo nekaj velike'
ga, d 81 je mas narod priborI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
Pred odhodom

Pred odhodom nazaj v Forest
City, Pa, pozdravljam vse znan-
ce in prijatelje tukaj. Sodelav-
Gem in sodelavkam pri General
Electric Co., S katerimi sem sku-
paj delal, Sc iskreno zahvalju-
jem "a lepo darilo. Vsem skupaj
pa zelim srecno novo leto!
Vas prijatelj,
Frank Leben.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
Oh veliki obletnici
Posneto il "slovenskesa ~poroeevalca"

Posneto il "~Slovenskega poroSevalca"
Cd dalec nekod sem tisti vecer
prisel zelo %utrujen ma bazo 20,
kjer sem sicer, &c Sc more tako
reci, stanoval. Nj bila prijetna
pot v strmi breg in mocno sem
Sc kesal, da lie nisem ubogal Hen
rika, XII mi je ponujal konja.
Ker mi je srce takrat re hudo
nagajalo, sem vsake cetrt ure
pocival in kar koli sem nosil, mi
je bilo odvec. Ko je kurir joe
videl, kaksen revez sem, hi me
najrajsi nesel, kajti moenemu
in dobremu Izancu hi kaj takega
bio malenkost. Pa me lie nj in
pocasi sva spet obirala gladko
rosko kamenje in spet in spet
sva pocivala.
Trdna noe je re bila in vsak,
kdor pozna Rog, We, kako prav
mic sc ne vidi, ko sc v Rogu
stemni. LIE S tezavo in dobro
ONO ZEN sem lie prilezel DO baze
in meme straze, S katero je opra-
vii joe, ker je vedel make. Teh
Steer tako preprostih vojaskih
uGenosti 81 nisem nikdar dobro
zapomnil in &c sem hodil sam,
sem incl veGkrat sitnosti. TIE
stvari sem vedno prepuscal Jo-
zetu, XII je danes re poroenik
in Sc vedno tisti skromni, iskre-
mi in tako dragi in start Titov
partizan.
Poslovila sya Sc, ker je joe
odsel ma desno k zascitnemu ba-
taljonu, sam pa sem nekaj casa
okleval, ali hi stopil lie Sc k Mic
XII, XII je prav gotovo pustila We
eerjo. Nazadnje sem jo rajsi
ubral proti kotanji, kjer je le-
zala nasa baraka. Sc dohro vem
xako sem padel preko drevesa,
XII SO je nerodno zayalil prekc
nase staze, sicer ze pred lett.
Ker sem bill resnicno utrujeT
in kersse nikpgar nj hilosod We
Ger e, sem Sc zavlekel ma po'
grad in poizkusal zaspati, ce'
prav je bio sele tri cetrt nj
osem. A zaspal nisem.
Velika poscbnost na6e baraks
je bill na6 raGijcl.i aparat, pray
partizanski patent, HI u ubOglji
vo kot inteIdantova mnlat phi
tNadauevanje % 8 stfapil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
PRISPEVKI "a
VOJAsKI

Sledeci so Sc darovali v sklad
"a vojaski spomenik pri SLOW.
del. domu ma Waterloo Rd.:
Pc $40: MIR. in Mrs. L.. Cebul,
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Conrad, Mr.. in
Mrs. Petrich. >.
Pc IS: Mr.. in Mrs. F. Rupnik,
Mrs. J. Blatnik.
Pc So: Karol Martincic.
OdbOr sc Vsem darOvalcem
najlepse zahvaljuje.
Gertrude Koshel,
tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
REDNA LEINA K~oNFERE1SCA DELNIcAhJEv sNDI
m ST. Clair Ave. Januar 8 - 1912
Imena z~astopnikov (nic)

line drustva Imena zastopnikov(n it
1 Brooklyn Stew. 139 SNIP -.----- ---
2 Carniola Hive 81. 4a3 7. M. ------- Frances Tavcar
8 Carnicla Tent 1888 r. NJ ------ Anton Zupan
4 Cleveland st. % q S. 2. --- Anton Gruden
5 Cleveland st. 16 SNIP ----- Edward Branisej
6 Clevelandski Slovenci IA SDZ --~-.- Frank Brancel
z Concordians 1876 S. N. F. J. -------- Adolf Lumber
8 Comrades No. 566 s N P ] ------ Joseph Fifolt
9 Danica st. II s. d. q. ---- Josephine Centa
10 Dosluzenci ---.-- Frank Wirant ~
II Enakopravnost ---~-- John Renko1
IL, France Preseren II SDZ --~-- John Zalar
13 Glas cev. delavcev 9 SDz -~~-- Victor Jakopc
II Godba "Bied" -~-.-- ---t .
rs Iirska villa st. 173 ABB --~~~~- Mike Poklar
16 Glasbena Matca ------- Louis Dular
II Dram. drustvo Ivan Cankar .--~--- Mathew Debevec
18 Jutrana zvezda 1877 ABB ------ Mary Bradac
10 Jugoslav Camp 293 WOW -~---- VIM. Candon
20 Kranj --~-.-- Frank Fende
81 Kristusa Kralja 226 KSKJ ---~- Frank Fabian
% "Lipa" st. 129 sNPJ ~--~- Joseph Trebec
% Loska Doina ------->John Znidarsic
"a Lunder-Adamie % SNIP --~-- Joseph Okorn
% Napredne Slovenke 1877 SNIP -~~---- Josephine Moenik
26 Napredni Sovenci 5 SDZ -~--- Frank A. Turek
27 Naprej st. 5 S. N. P. ]. ---A-- Joseph Skuk
% "Novi Dom" 81. Z S. Z. z. ..~&- Krist Stokel
20 Peclarski klub Observation-Disclosures Ludvik Medvesek
30 Progressive Slovenke kr. 2 ------- Cecilia Subel
81 "Ribnica" st. IL SDZ ---~~ Frank Wirant
81 "Slovan" s.. 3 SDZ --- Rudolf Kozan
33 "Slovenec" st. / SDZ ------- Frank Zorich
"a Slovenska narodna citalnica -~----- Joseph Srcelj
IS SLOW. Sokoice st. 442 SNIP ----~- Amalia Bozeglav
SO Pevski zbor t"Zarja' ------- Leon Poljsak
81 Social Klub st. u ..----. Leon Poljsak
SO "Spartans' st. SIG SNIP .-..-.. Mathew Debevec
80 Srca Marie ------~- Mary Stanonik
40 Sv. Anna st. 4 SDZ .-. Anna Erbeznik
Al Sv. Cirila in Metoda 18 SDZ -------- Frank Modic
AZ Sv. Janeza Krstnika 1877 ABB ------.--- John Zaar
43 Sv. Vida st. 25 KSKJ ------ JOS. Golnik
A Svobod. Slovenke 2 SDZ ------ Nezka Kalan
As st. Clair Grove SO VIC -.---- Terezija zele
46 "Tabor" 139 SNIP ------- Anton Zeeznik
AZ "Triglav" ---- ---
48 Vodnikov venec 147 SNPJ -------- Anton Jankovic
40 Washington 81 ZSZ -------- Frank Fende
SO Geo Washington $50 ABB ------~- Charles Kikol
81 Clairwoods 40 SDZ ----- ---
50 Slovenska Moska Zveza 5 .----- John Sever
So Pevski zbor "Sloga" ------- 1872
81 Pevski zbor "Abrasevic" ------ Anton Hesky
IS Martha Washington 80 SDZ ------ Josephine Stwan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08

B. januarja 1941
dostop v nov boljM svet, cigar
vrednost in pomen bono lahko
v polni meri doumeli Sele v to-
ku casa.
Ma drugi strani pa cutimo
vso porazno idejno praznoto. XII
mas obdaja vdrugi avstrijski re-
publiki, moramo dozivljati, ka-
ko Sc z nekaksno otopelo do
slednostjo ~ponavljajo vse sta
re obrabljene metode raznaro-
dovanja in ponemcevanja, kako
Sc oh neduhovitem sanjarenju
o nekem "avstrijskem poslan-
stvu' ma iugovzhodu Europe
obnavlja politika nasilja in ma
crtnega zatiranja slovenskega
ljudstva. Isti ucitelji, XII so ma
solah Sc pred nedavnim "a
strupljali Medicine otroke S te-
'orijo o "gosposki rasi'' in mad
cloveku', danes z drugimi hi
navsko prikritimi sredstvi cd
tujujejo naso mladino narodu.
&c je otroka gnalo hrepenenje
20 materini besedi v Solo on
stran meje, so ga po povratku
domov zaprli in &c Sc je ucitelj-
postenjak "pregresir" ter skusal
slovenskim otrokom OBJ vsem
pomanjkanju potrebnih sred-
stew nuditi vsaj najpreprostejsi
pouk v materini besedi, SO ga
virgil il sole ali pa prestavili v
nemske kraje.
Preprost clovek bi mislil, da
bodo odgovorne oblasti smatra-
lie "a svojo casino dolznost, da
koroskim Slovencem pomagajo
obnoviti njihove drustvene
knjiznice, kakor tudi pri obno-
vi osrednje slovenske k~njiznice
v Celovcu. V ia namen hi bill po-
treben neposreden silk z matte
MIN narodom, treba hi bio usta-
noviti v Celovcu slovensko knji-
garno, kjer bi morala biti Slo-
vencem ma razpolago VISA slo-
venska literature, XII je izsla
pred vojno, v borbi in pc osvo-
boditvi. Toda mic takega Sc nj
zgodilo. Pac pa tudi danes -
kakor v casu nacizma - med
hisnimi preiskavami pri sloven-
skin antifasistih stikajo "a slo-
venskimi knjigami in Jill jem-
ljejo cello otrokom il solskih
klopi.
Ma te razmere ne more zaen-
KRAFT bistveno vplivati nj to, da
je tudi ma Koroskem vsak dan
vecje stevilo naprednih ljudi, XII
SO spregledali umazano igro re-
akcionarnih imperialisticnih klik
in XII 81 iskreno zelijo postenega
sodelovania med narodi.
Korosko ljudstvo danes z od-
prtimi ocmi spremlja dogodke
v svetu. We, da start svet ne-
preklicno odmira in da sc ne
kje poraja novo zivljenje, polno
poleta in zdravih zivljenskih
sill. Lahko Sc zgodi, da DO start
svet S svojimi prezivelimi meto-
dami sile in nasilja p~rizadejal
koroskemu ljudstyu Sc veliko
krivic in gorja, toda slovenski
clovek, XII je Sci skozi pekel zad-
ME vojne, ne DO vec suzenjsko
upogibal hrbta pred ~zatiralci.
Boril Sc DO "a svoje pravice, ker
navsezadnje bodo zmagala de-
mokraticna nacela resniene ena-
kopraVnOsti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08
Porotilo tajnika
podr. 81. AS SANS

Cleveland, O. = mesecu de-
cembru smo sprejeli pr nasi po-
druznici St. 48 SANS sledece
prispevke: 49,.
Ia otrosko bolnisnico: Dru-
stvo "V boz" st. So SNIP $50;
"Vijavski raj' St. 312 SNIP "a
clanarino zadnjih 3 mesecev SO;
Joseph Koporc IS; drustvo
"Svoboda" st. 748 SNPJ $40;
Frank Vence IS; Louis Lemut
So; Eliza Okar S..
Pc SIS so darovali ma mesto
venca polk. Antonu Maine sle-
deci: Frank Lunka, Frank "a
lar, Frank Kovae in Frank Svi-
gel.
Nadalje so darovali: John
Aljancie $500; drustvo "Wash-
ington" st. 80 ZSZ $1,000; John
Steblaj $1,000; drustvo Mir
st. 142 SNPJ elanarino "a zad-
iih 9 mesecev $27.O0; Zdruzene
Slovenke st. % SDZ $1,000;
drustvo "Vipavski raj st. 312
SNIP $500.
Skupno smo sprejeli v deem
bru "a bolnisnico $184.0O.
Ia obrambeno akcijo smo
sprejeli sledece vsote:>
Drustvo "Kras" st.. s clana-
rina $500; Matt Petrovic Ga
marina $500; drustvo "Vipavski
raj" st. 312 3-mesecna clanari-
ma 5000; Louis Cebron clanari-
ma $1.0O; John Strancar $500;
Agnes Straus $500; John Koss
$500 Louis Lemut $500; JOS
Oskar $1.OO; Progressive Slo-
venke krozek st. 1 prispevek "a
preteklo leto $1,000; Frank Su-
stersic $500; drustvo mir" st
142 SNIP prispevek "a zadnjih
9 mesecev S27.0O; drustvo Zdru-
zene Slovenke st. % SDZ $12;
drustvo "Vipavski raj st. 312
SNIP $1,000; Rudolph Lisch IS;
John in Anna Zaic clanarina "a
leto 1916 $500; Joseph in Mary
Durn clanarina "a |. 1947 S..
Skupno sprejeto "a obrambe.
no akcijo $118.OO.
Skupni prispevki v decembru
$4,000.
Drustva, XII sc Sc MISC odzva.
la, so naprosena, maj to storije
v mesecu januarju. Dale napro'
sam drustvene tajnike, XII Misc
poslali imena novo izvoljenih "a
stopnikov, da jih takoj posljejo
tako da DO listina novih zastop'
nikov pripravljena "a prihodnJe
sejo v j~anuarju meseeu.
Skupna seja starih in novif
zastopnikov nase podruznice tel
posameznih. clanov sc DO vrsils
%. januarja. Vsi ste naprosenl
da Sc tie seize udelezite. Ma sci
sc DO volil novi odbor "a 1874
leto, ter DO ustvarjen nacrt "a
delo, XII ga bono vrsili teko
Gem letu. To delo spada v delo
krog nase organizacije SANS
Nasa podruznica ina v najem'
dvorane "a dive prireditve v ten
letu, in sicer "a emo prireditev
XII Sc DO vrsila v mesecu marcu
"a drugo pa, XII sc DO vrsila
oktobru.
Kot sem Re porocal je bila ma
sa zadnja prireditev triumfalel
uspeh. Cistega dobieka DO MAJ
$4,000. Steer pa je Sc vedn'
neka nepovrnjenih vstopnie
kar onemogoca, Ga podam pra
, vino in tocno financno poroci
To-.
Pri zacetku novega leta ape
4 Iran ma drustvene zastopnikt
. da Sc redno udelezujete sci. "a
!; stopnik, XII ne poseca SCI, ]
I. slab zastopnik. Do'z1cst je K
hernega zastopnii>a in clana, d
2 poseca seize jn posve5a vec svt
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pri pcd~uznici. Posamczna dr1
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niki podajajo redna porocila
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-08

Najhuise razocaranje je do ,Koroskem pognala globoke ko
zvelo korosko ljudstvo nepo- renine in opera, XII 10 ia misel
sredno DO koncani voini, ko sc most uziva pri zasedbenih obla
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-01-18
Being Presented BY
Music Department
Of School

On Wednesday, January p. the
public viii have the opportunity OF
hearing Hazel Harrison. Internal
ionally known Concert pianist, who
will appear in enc of her recitals
at Lanier High School Auditorium
at 7:30 p. m. Miss Harrison has
given concerts in the principal cit
les of this country and Europe. She
has been guest artist on the Min
neapolis and the Berlin Symphony
Orchestras. She is one of the out
standing Negro Women to be hon.
ored by the University of Chicago.
This will be Miss Harrison's Sec
ond visit to Jackson. OF her first
recital here the Jackson Daily
Clarion Ledger wrote: Some Of
the prominent musicians of its city
were delighted at an informal rec
ital given by one of Americans
greatest piano Artists She is
also an artist of the very highest
order. Lovers of music and of real
artistry in piano playing forgot that
she was a mulatto and heard only
the divine chords that flowed from
her fingers.
Says the Chicago Evening AM
erican: Hazel Harrison has UNI
doubtedly exceptional talent. She
is an artist of extraordinary mus
ical intelligence. Her great appeal
lies in the sympathy of her tone
and her technic is we'll ming per-
feet.
Tickets are on sale at Brown
Music Store. Smith Music Store,
Palace Drug Store, Shepherds Kit
chenette and Blackstone Cafe. -.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-01-18

to Principal Of Lanier High School
Mr.. Alvin Mcneil, Warrant Of
ficer, U. S. Army.
Mr.. Emmitt Stay, Louis Arm
strong Orchestra.
Miss Mary Beasley, Vocalist,
Earl Hines Orchestra.
Mr.. Rufus Lewis. outstanding ball
player
Mrs. Molly Young Sims, Jeans
Teacher, Rankin County.
Captain Edmund Noel, Physician
and Surgeon, recently discharged
from U. S. Army.
Mrs. Gladys N Bates, Teacher at
Lanier High School.
Mrs. Johnnie Beadle Middleton,
Teacher.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-01-18

Miss Thelma Randall, Music De-
partment in Detroit, Michigan Pub
lie School system.
Miss Grace Randall (Mrs. Grace
White) Teacher in Detroit Public
School system.
Miss Juanita Reed, Teacher at
Tennessee State, Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Sadie Crawford Hill, Jeanes'
Supervisor
Mr. Icke Campbell, Teacher at
Jim Hill Junior High
Mrs. Sarah McNeamer Harvey,
Associate Editor, The Miss. Enter
prise
Mr.. James Rumble, Jackson Ad-
vocate
Miss Ruby Ora ,Selmon, Secretary
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-01-18

ministration, Washington, D. c.
Mr.. Amos Wright, Band Condu-
tor, Brookhaven, Miss.
Mrs. Minnie F. Booker, Associate
Director of the William Bethle-
hem Center.
Mr.. Jessie Williams, Owner Of
Paris Cleaners.
DR.. Lula Glib Stewart Lott, Phys
clan and Surgeon, Brookhaven.
Miss.
Miss Maude Brown, Teacher at
Smith Robinson Public Schol.
Miss o. B. Price, Teacher at
Smith Robinson Public School.
Mrs. Mildred S. Turner, Secretary
to Principal Of Lanier High School.
Mrs. Helen w. Griffin, Secretary
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-01-18
SCENES SHOWING CLASSROOM
ACTIVITIES AND. 4 EXTRACTOR
REGULAR AT LANIER

REGULAR AT LANIER
Reading from Right. to Left top:
The Library Of Lsnier High School.
Miss Lillian Ward, Librarian, -Stu-
dents meet here to read and do re-
ference work. s. ~.
Top left:s Class in, Chemistry. Mr..
w. M. Bracey, instruetr.
o Second Row., Right Glass in
Trades. Masonery and Carpentry
are taught here by. Mr., J.. M. Bates.
Second Row Left: Class in Jour
nlism under the direction of Mr..
A. M. Jackson. This class publish
es the school paper, THE Maroon
and White.
Third Row Right: Glass in Cloth
ing. This class is taught by Miss
Mary MCGEE.
Third Row Left: Glass in Foods.
One of the many classes in Foods.
Girls are preparing to make cake.
Miss Fannie Mae Luckett is teach
err.
Fourth Row Right: Schools
chorus. Thistehorus is composed of
girls who either study music or
are interested, in music. This
chorus is directed by Prof. Kermit
w. Holly, who also directs the
schools Band and Orchestra.
Fourth Row Left: Scene showing
the browning Of Miss sLanier" at
the Home Coming Game held at
Bulldog Field Miss Nora Lee
Morgan was crowned as Miss Ian
ier". -.
In this picture is also shown
Prof. I. S. Sanders, Principal Of
Lanier High School and whose very
fine work at the school is response
bile for high rating that has been
given the school by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Secon-
Diary Schools.