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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20
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SKONFERENcES N:DOMA


letna delnicarska konferenca
druzbe Slovenski narodni dom v
avditoriju, GAIT St. Clair Ave.,
v Clevelandu. Maj sporocam, da
je Sc drustev delnicarjev S. N.
Donna in mad $500 posamezni-
kov. Direktorij, XII vodi posle
S. N. Donna sestoja il 81 oseb,
cd katerih Sc. jih vsako leto IL
voli Z "a dobo treh let. Ma le-
tosnji konferenci so bill Two
ljeni sledeci direktorji: Joseph
Okorn, John Centa, Anthony
Z%akrajsek, John Pollock, Frank
Wirant, Anton Zupan in Victor
Jakopic.
Ma prvi direktorski seji, XII Sc
je vrsila pc konferenci dne IA.
januarja, so Sc direktorji kon-
stituirali "a leto 1947 ma slede-
ci nacin: predsednik Janko N.
Rogelj, I. podpredsednik Frank
Plut, II. podpredsednik Felix's
Strumbel, tajnik John Tavcar,
nadomestni tajnik Chas. Ko-
man, blagajnik John Centa, ma
domestni blagajnik Victor Jako-
pic, zapisnikar Erazem Gorshe,
namestnica Josephine Zakraj-
SEX. To ie izvrsni odbor in OBJ
enem tudi now prosvetni, odbor
%direktorija Slov. mar. doma, Xxi
steje 9 oseb.
Nadzorniki 6 oseb): John
Pollock, John Filipic, Anton Zu-
pan, Andrew Turkman in Frank
Oglar. Gospodarski odbor G.
oseb): Krist Stokel, Anthony
Zakrajsek, Andrej Tekavc, Jo-
seph Okorn, Frank Wirant,
Frank Cesnik in Charles Vrtov-
snik.
Ma konferenci so podali po-
rocila clani upravnega Odbora
in predsedniki drugih odborov,
poleg ten pa tudi tajnik S. N.
Muzeja in Slovenske sole SIND
ter uciteljica Mrs. Josephine
Petric. Porocila upravnih Cd
bornikov in predsednikov raz-
Nth odborov, izvzemsi prosvet-
mega, so bila vecinoma lie 60
spodarskega znacaja. Znalo pa
bi zanimati sirso javnost poro-
clio tajnika prosvetnih aktivno-
sti E.. Gorsheta in uciteljice V
Slovenski soil Mrs. Petric.
Porocilo prosvetnega tajnika
S. N. Donna O Slovenski soil in
muzeju je sledece:
"Zastopniki drustev, delnicar-
il, direktorji!
"Dne IL. januarja 1889 leta
.je bill ma delnicarski seji S. N.
Donna ustanovljen Prosvetni
klub S. N. Donna S sprejetjem
r%esolucije, XII sem 10 takrat
predlozil. Tedaj Sc je Prosvet-
nemu klubu SIND poverilo v vod-
stvo vse %prosvetne aktivnosti, XII
sc vrsijo pod pokroviteljstvom
S. N. Donna. Naredilo Sc je tu-
di pravila. Ampak V II. letih Sc
povsod marsikaj izpremeni in
tako Sc je tudi tukaj in sedaj
doticna originalna pravila vec
ne odgovarjajo sedanjim po-
trebam Prosvetnega kluba SIND
in jih DO treba izpopolniti kot
okol:s5ine zahtevajo sedaj, kar
menim da DO resila seja Pro-
svetnega odbora in DO predlo-
zeno direktoriju v odobritev.
"Slovenski narodni dom goji
Slovensko Solo re %. leto. v pri-
'1odniih par letih bono ugoto-
-ovi''. '1al S e koristi je ia sofa
"a Slovenski narodni dom. Sc
letos bono izvedli kampanjo
pridobiti bivSe ucence in u3en.
ke Slovenske sole "a udejstvo-
vanje v kulturnih zadevah v
domu, predvsem da Sc jih prido.
hi "a dramatiko, "a igranje ma
odru Dri dramaticnem drustvu
"Ivan C2nkar'.
Prseljencev lie skoraj zmanj.
kalO do hi co iih pooulo zointo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20


"Kot VAN je znano, je v je-
semi nenadoma odpotovala IL
mesta bivsa uciteljica Sloven-
ski soil, Mrs. Antoinette Sim
cic. Tako Sc je radi tega "a ne
kaj tednov prekinilo S poukom
v Soil. Potem Sc nam je posre-
clio pridobiti "a uciteljico Mrs.
Josephine Petric, XII poseduje
vse kvalifikacije dobre ucitelji-
ce in DO prav gotovo uspesna
pri svojem ucenju. Ia memo pri-
zadevanje smo il vsi il srca hva-
lezni, najbolj pa Sc ucenci Slo-
venske Sole SND.
"Letos Sc rabi v Slovenski So
Ii novo gradivo po now metodi,
katerega sem sestavil JAZZ "a
ucenje slovenskega jezika, kar
je sedaj Re vse mimiografirano.
5 tenn v zvezi sem incl mnogo
della, "a placilo pa grenko raz-
ocaranje.
"Slovenska sola je Sc vedno
brez pravih in prakticnih ucnih
knjig in tako skozi yes cas- ME
mega obstoja. Sedaj Sc obljub-
liza move knjige "a ucenje slo-
venskega jezika, emo baje zaloz
Slovenska narodna podporna
iednota, druge so o%bljubljene il
stare domovine, XII bodo prireje-
re S posebnim ozirom "a anne
riske Slovence, da bodo odgo-
varjale nasim potrebam. Tako
je sedaj upanje, da DO ucenje
sloverskega jezika "a bodoco Sc
zijo olajsano in Sc DO S pomoc-
10 prakticnih knjig doseglo v
soil vecje uspehe.
"Zelo razveseljivo dejstvo je
tudi to, da je % delnicarskih
drustev izvolilo v decembru "a
stopnike "a v prosvetni odbor
SLOW. mar. donna "a leto 1947, XII
bodo sodelovali z izvrsnim in
prosvetnim odborom direktorija
skupno "a povzdig prosvetnih
aktivnosti v S. N. Domu. To je
prvic liza leta 1899, da Sc je
toliksno stevilo drustev prija-
vilo "a sodelovanje v prosvet-
1ih aktivnostih v Slovenskem
narodnem domu, kamor spada
Slovenski narodni muzej in Slo-
venska sola SIND ter razne dru-
&c aktivnosti pod krovom do
ma.
"Da hi Sc doseglo Sc vecje
uspehe in da hi bio poslovanje
olajsano, hi bio zazeljivo, da Sc
spremeni nacin volitev clanov
prosvetnega odbora direktorija.
da Sc dobi tudi izmed direktor-
jew v p~rosvetni odbor clane, k
imajo veselje in zmoznosti vodi-
ii prosvetne zadeve, ne pa da
so k.ot "a kazen potisnjeni v
prosvetni odbor mozje, XII Sc
cutijo pri tenn nesrecne in ne
morejo dosti pomagati pri pro-
svetnem delu, ceprav hi radi
ker sc v slicnih stvareh MISC nj
kdar bavili svojem z~ivljenju
Slovenski narodni dom nudi
mnogo prilik, da Sc tukaj raz-
via v raznih panogah pravo
prosvetno z~ivljenje. Pri tenn de-
lu pa Sc potrebuje predvsem
sposobnih voditeljev, delavcev
in osebja. Upamo, da bodo to
vrzel zavzeli v bodoce drustve-
nj zastopniki z direktorji donna
in bivsi ucenci Slovenske sole
SIND.
"Slovenski narodni muzej je
sedaj 8 let star in v tenn casu
Sc je zbralo skupaj mnogo vaz-
nth zgodovinskih stvari. Edino
kar Sc sedai potrebuje je to, da
sc urcdi zb~ano blago kot je
prav. Y zimi cd 1915 do 1916
lea Sc mi je posreeilo zbrati
zl~ in vezati 115 knjg case
pisia in 81 kniig raznih revij.
sedaj Gaka resitve in ureditve
Sc toliko eesopisjl, da DO s.
na:imanj nadHljnih 100 knjig te
pa hlcratint & ,tnrpehi raZnjh re-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20

slim, kf ste mi kaj pomagali pr
delu v pretecenem letu pri ure-
~jevanju casopisja. Prisrcna "a
hvala in p~riznanje gre t'udi
vsem tistim steviInim priiate-
lem, XII ste pomagali zbirati v
pretecenih letih ohijske Sales
tax znamke, ker to je bila tudi
velika financna pomoc muzeju.
v letu 1916 smo prejeli cd dr.
zave Ohio "a Sales tax znamke
$146.25, v petih letih pa skup-
no $838.63. Res je S stetjem
znamk veliko della, vendar 81 ne
morem misliti, S CHM bi nado-
mestili dohodke Sales tax
znamk. Zato Sc priporocam, da
tudi Sc bodoce zbirate te znam-
Ike in jih darujete v podporo
muzeju.
Rad bi videl, da hi sc vec do
macinov odzvalo in da bi prisli
81 ogledati mas Slovenski narod-
nj muzej, da hi vsaj vedeli, ka-
ko stvar izgleda. In kadar pri-
dejo obiskovalci il zunanjih
NEST, pripeljite goste ma ogled
muzeja. Ljudje radi vidijo kaj
zanimivega in mas Slovenski ma
rodni muzej je vreden, da ga
pride pogledati vsak ameriski
Slovenec vsaj enkrat ma leto.
"Ostanite naklonjeni Sc tudi
v bodoce Slovenski Soil, muzeju
in vsem kulturnim ustanovam
pod streho Slovenskega narod-
mega donna. Hvala!
Erazem Gorshe,
tajnik.
Porocilo je bio med zivah-
MIN ploskanjem sprejeto.
Ravno tako je zanimivo tudi
porocilo u%citeljice Slovenske So
'e S. N. Donna, Mrs. Josephine
Petric, XII Sc glaSi:
"Ko .je v jeseni vsled nenad
mega odhoda Toneke Simciceve
4 mesta, Slovenska sola SIND
ostala brez instruktorja in ker
je uprava S. N. Donna zelela, da
sc ia "a naSo slovensko zavest
potrebna ustanova Sc ne ukine
sem ma pobudo Erazma Gorshe.
Ia prevzela ia posel z dnem 8
novembra. V solo Sc je v tel Sc
zoni vpisalo 40 ucencev, XII so
pc svoji zmoznosti razdeljeni
v tri razrede.
"Dopoldanski razred poseca-
10 oni, XII pohajajo v solo re
drugo leto in so v starosti cd
10. do IS. let in vsled tega Re
'xar proved domaci, da je treba
orecej dobre wolfe in prizanes-
ijivosti, da Sc z mimi izhaja in
kar ne morejo prenesti nuke
dive urnega mirnega sedenja in
ucenja.
"Popoldanski razred zacetni-
kov v starosti cd 8 do 10 let pa
je lepo poslusen in ukazeljen,
ia je veselje delati z mimi, lie
la nekateri izmed Nth Sc prav
lic ne znajo slovensko in jih je
:reba seznanjati z vidnimi pred
nett. Ia razred poseca tudi TO-
letni deck S svojo mamico, k.
nj Slovenka, XII pa je potion svo-
jega moza, XII je poznan drust-
venik v Euclidu, %spoznala, kakc
fajn ljudje smo Slovenci in Sc
je zavzela, da Sc DO naucila slo-
venscine in re kar dobro napre-
duje.
"Nadaljna atrakcija prvega
razreda je tudi lepo 20-letno
lekle, mladenka il Euclida. Co.
tovo ina tudi ona svoj poseben
,zrok, da hoce postati prava
Slovenka - a ga do sedaj Sc n
izdala. Opazam, da Sc vsem zdi
hasa ~slovnica zelo tezka, dvoji-
IA jim je .popolnoma odve6,
Nenda vsled tega, ker je v an
gles5ini ne poznajo in pray do
'oro izhajajo brez ME.
"Tretji razred poseea samo
pet ucencev in to SO oni, XII Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20

treba natancno in previdno de-
lati, da sc ne naredi pomot, ka-
tere hi Sc kasneje ne mogle do
bro popraviti.
"Slovenski narodni muzej obi
skuje vedno vec ljudi, posebno
" poletnem casu in to il vseh
draw Amerike in Kanade, pa
tudi il Europe in drugih krajev
sveta. Med obiskovalci so tudi
prominentni strokovnjaki raz-
Nth we'd, kot profesorji, zgodo-
vinarji it'd. Nasa dolznost mora
biti, da DO muzej v bodoce Gist
in lepo u~rejen, posebno v po-
letnem casu, da bodo obisko-
valci odnesli boljsi Wits. Ia Sc
daj Sc v muzeju najbolj rabi veil
Ike omare "a knjige in vezane re-
vie, pa tudi Sc dosti razne dru-
&c opreme in izboljsave, poseb-
no Sc nujno potrebuje Mc elek-
trike "a izboljsanje razsvetlja-
We. Ia muzej Sc potrebuje tudi
delavnico, da bi Sc vse delo IL
vrsilo tam in samo izvrseno, ci-
sto blago nosilo v muzejske pro-
store.
Nv februarju 1913 leta je bilo
sklenjeno, da Sc tisto jesen, OH
roma v novembru izvede prvo
splosno kampanjo "a prispev-
Ike v podporo muzeju pc vsej
Ameriki med slovenskimi dru-
stvi, organizacijami in Narod-
mimi domovi it'd. Tistega leta
IA jesen sem zbolel in kolekto
Sc je avtomaticno odlozilo po-
:em vse do lanskega leta. Ma
sell Prosvetnega kluba V mar
GU 1916 leta Sc je ponovno skle-
nilo, da Sc izvede tako kolekto
v novembru, kar Sc je tudi iZVr-
silo. Med 20. in rs. novembrom
je bio razposlanih okrog 1,2OC
prosenj ma slovenska podporna
irustva nash organizacij kot
SNIP, KSKJ, ABB, SDZ in ZSZ
Ia nekatere Narodne domove,
samostojna drustva in nekate-
rim trgovcem in Professional
Gem. Koncno je prosenj prekma-
lu zmanjkalo in jih nisem mo-
gel poslati vsem, katere sem
incl Sc ma mislih. S tenn v I'VE
Ii je bio tudi precej della in pr
pisanju naslovov mi je veliko
pomagala hcerka Joyce in ME-
ma prlJatelJlca.
"Od 1. decembra 1916 do 7.
januarja 1947 Sc je ma prosnjo
odzvalo cd SNIP 81 drustev in
tri federacije; Slovenska dobro-
delna zveza in II drustev tie or
ganizacije, XII posluje samo v dr.
zavi Ohio; 16 drustev Ameriske
bratske zveze; 10 drustev
Kranjsko = Slovenske Katoliske
Jednote; 2 drustvi ZSZ, kot tu-
Ii precej posameznikov, tako da
je kampanja prinesla do sedai
okrog $500. V skupnem je incl
Slovenski narodni muzej lett
1916 dohodkov darov v vsotj
$1,451.52; stroskov pa je bile
v istem casu $681.21.
Cd leta 1915 je bill prenos mu.
,ejske blagajne v vsoti $855.00.
Cisti preostanek blagajne Slo-
venskega narodnega muzeja dine
Z. januarja 1947 je bill $1,625.31.
Nadzorniki Slovenskega narod-
mega donna, John Pollock, Mrs
Josephine Zakrajsek, Andrew
Turkman, John Filipic in Anton
Zupan so pregledali racune dns
7. januarja 1947 in jih nasli v
redu, kar potrjujejo S svojim
,astnorocnimi podpisi, kot je
, tenn Re porocal direktor in
predsednik nadzornega odbors
SIND, John Pollock.
INA tenn mestu maj DO IRE
:ena %prisrcna zahvala vsem dru-
stvom, narodnim domovom in
posameznikom, vsem, kateri ste
prispevali in darovali kaksno
vsoto v sklad Slovenskega ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20

prisli prepodit in SO razbili %rudnike, ker so zalagali nen-
ske bojne ladje S premogom. Cd tam SO tudi ogrcza'i "a
veznisko pot v Murmausk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 7-F-Sal-
able hogs 5000, total 10000;
steady to Is cents lower; most
ly steady with average Thurs
day but Is cents or more under
early trade Thursday; top 1925
for several loads choice 220-250
lb; bulk good and choice 200
800 lb Is. 00-25.15; $500 popu-
lar price; good and choice no.
100 Id "a. 50-25.00; few 100 lb
24.00; good and choice sows
scarce at mostly 23.00-24.25;
few 24.50; complete clearance.
Salable Cattle 1000, total g.
500; salable calves 400, total 400;
choice steers practically absent;
medium and good grades scarce,
slow, weak; beef COWS steady but
Gamers and cutters dull, weak
at recent decline with clearance
Incomplete; bulls about steady;
scattered loads and lots high
medium and good 9O0-950 lb. fed
steers 26.50-30.00; short load
good to choice 926 lb $500; odd
head choice yearlings 1880
$500; most heifers common and
medium grades at 15.50-21.0 90;
few good beef cows 18. 100000
most common and medium COWS
-. 50-16.50; Gamers and cutters
10.00-13.00; odd head good
weight sausage and beef bulls
1880; vealers weak to fully so
cents lower at ZOO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-WD-Pro-
duce markets: Potatoes - (Dol-
lars per 100 lbs. unless otherwise
indicated). Firm. Long Island
Katahdins No. l 2.85-3.00; Green
Mts. No. l 2.75-3.25; No. 1-B
1.5O-.65 Green Mts. 10 lbs. bags
"a; so lbs. No. l 1.60; No. LIB
Use. Idaho Russets No. l 4.75-5.15;
Idaho Russets SO lbs. No. l
washed 2.6O-.65. Connecticut
Greet Mts. No. l so lbs. 1.50 ask
ed.
Sweet potatoes-(Bushels bas-
kets) Steady. New Jersey, Gold
en-, No. l FPS asked; New Jersey,
Jersey Type, No. l 1.75-2.75;
New Jersey, Jersey type, medium
1855; Maryland Golden, Wax
No. l 2.25-3.0O medium 1.00-.75;
choice 50-75; jumbo 1.00-25.
Live poultry steady. BOOSTERS,
old 1928; ducks Long Island e.
36; rabbits all grades 1880;
fowls 1880; chickens cross 39-41;
broilers 35-40; pigeons and squads
30-55; pullets 34-40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08
Special
Oils Buoys Stock Market

spiral. Persistent softness of high
grade bonds and preferred stocks
provided a cautionary argument.
Dealings stalled after a fairly
active opening. Offerings were a
bit more persistent in the final
hour but real pressure was lack
ing. Declines of fractions to a
point or so pcadominated at the
close. Volume of 760 1000 shares
compared with 100000 the day
before and equalled that of Mon
day which was the smallest for
5 hours since Sept. 90.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. = R -
Timid demand for special oils
and industrials helped balance
the stock market to a certain
extent today although light sell
ing was sufficient to turn the
general trend slightly downward.
Dividends and earnings aided
assorted favorites but still were
ignored by others concerned. Ac-
counts were trimmed here and
there by those who thought that
scant hopes for tax relief re-
NAMED. Others stood aside to
await mere information on bust
ness, European relief and steps
that may be taken by Congress
to stem the upward living cost
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Nov. 7-WD-Pro-
duce: Poultry: % trucks; steady;
no price change.
Cheese: twins Al IL to AZ;
single daisies 43 IL to "A; swiss
65-68.
Butter: 412,815 lbs; steady; 80
score IT; u score 70; 80 score
II 49,; SO score SO. CARROTS: 80
score II "a; 80 score SO.
Eggs: 9,728 cases; steady; ex-
tras l, $3.50; extras 2, 54-55; 3
and 4, ALSO; standards l and 2,
46; 3 and 4, 44-45; current re-
ceipts dirties IS to IS IL; checks
"a to "a IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08

Since sugar doesn't dissolve
very well in cold things, some OF
the sugar will settle to the bot
tom and be wasted. Here's a tip
on how to save time and sugar
and still keep the family happy:
Make a jar of sugar and water
syrup and keep it handy in the
refrigerator. Then it's as simple
to fix one glassful of beverage
as it is to fix enough for the
whole family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08
Dealers Trim Accounts As
Activity Slows During
Session

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Nov. 7-P-
Stocks - Mixed; price
changes narrow. a
Bonds Narrow; local
fractions advance.
Cotton - Irregular; profit
taking and hedging.
.. CHICAGO
Wheat - Firm; pessimis-
tic crop outlook.
Corn-Higher with wheat.
Oats - Higher with Corn.
Hogs Steady to rs cents
lower; top 32.25.
Cattle - Steady to weak;
choice .yearlings topped at
$500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08
DEMOCRACY WEEK
IS ANNOUNCED
Program OF Rededication
To American Ideals To
Be Carried Out Here

For the week prior to the ar
rival of the Freedom train in Will
mington with its precious cargo
of documents, which record the
history and heritage of freedom
of the United States, a program
of rededication to American ideals
of democracy and freedom will
be carried out in the city.
This was announced yesterday
by members of Mayor E. L.
Whites steering committee, who
are in charge of the arrange
mentS.
Six special days will be observ-
ed during the week, beginning
with Municipality day on Thurs
day, December 4. On that day all
city employees will be assembled
by the mayor and city manager
in the interests of the program.
Louis Moore, general chairman
of the local organization, con-
ferred with Martin Snyder, area
representative for the American
Heritage foundation, Freedom
Train sponsors, at the city hall
yesterday. 1t was pointed out that
the train will be open for pub
lie inspection each day between
the hours of 10 a.. m. and 10 p.
m,
Alan Marshall, chairman of the
speakers committee will furnish
speakers for all civic organiza-
tons in this area, which have
been asked to have programs
centered around the Freedom
Train during the two weeks be-
fore it arrives here.
Others of the special days, with
their features, will be School and
Youth day, December S, devoted
to school assemblies on the SUBJ
ject followed by Veterans Day,
probably featuring a parade of
colors at a military or historic
shrine and a patriotic address;
Freedom Of Religion Day, when
all church sermons will be devot-
ed to the theme of freedom of
belief; Civic Organizations Day,
to be featured by a luncheon
meeting of all civic officers
and Women's Day, Tuesday, the
9th, when open house will be held
at the CORVALLIS house and per-
haps other places, women will
don costume dress for the oc-
casion, and a display of historic
documents will be in order.
The steering committee men,
bers, and the committees they
represent, as announced today
by Mayor White. follows:
George Hunt, retailers; ]. H.
Farrell, recording secretary;
Hal Love, management; H. M.
Roland, schools; J. B. Hunting
ton, churches; Mrs. Wilbur
Jones, Mrs. Harry S. McGirt,
Mrs. ]. S. Crowley, Mrs. N. L.
Foy, Mrs. J. w. Williamson, and
Mrs. c. S. Kellum.
A. S. Grist, theatres; Joe
Hare and r. B. Page, news
papers; r.. A. Dunlea, radio; c.
B. Kornegay, labor; R. w.
Galphin, agriculture; Lacy
King, railroads; Tom Orrell,
Freedom Train; Alan Marshall,
speakers; Ken Noble and
Charles Foard, veterans; Col.
R. S. McClelland, military ad-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-08
Radio Programs

9.ooLThe Tommy Bartlett Show
l0:o0-U. S. Navy Band
10:3O-Piano Playhouse
1l:00-Junior Junction
11:3O-Marks Machinery Presents
II :oo-Noon Day Musical
II :30-The American Farmer
1:0O-Rest Hour Music
I:25-Star-News Commentator
1;30LOur Town Speaks
Notwithstanding Rhythm
2;30-Hillbilly Music
2:45-Game of h Week. FootpaA
5:0O-After the Game
! 6:001The Vagabonds
6:l5-Musical Interlude
6:3O-Harry Wismer
6:45-Communism
7:Oo-Gridiron Victors
7:H-American Legion
7:30-Bands of the Land
8:0O-Ross Dolan, Detective
8:30NFamous Jury Trials
9:OO-Gangbusters
9:3o-Murder and MIR. Malone
| 10:00-Professor Quiz
| 1O:3O-Hayloft Hoedown
11:O0-News of Tomorrow
11:15-Tris Coffin from Washington
11:30-Gems for Thought
11:35IHotel Astor Orchestra
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WMFD

s:3o-Coffee Club
7:0O-UP News
7;O5-Coffee Club
7:30-Musical Clock
7:55-North Carolina Highlights
8:oO-News with Martin Agronsky
8.l5-Musicai Clock
8:30-George H%enninger at the Organ
8:45-Musical Clock
8:55-UP News
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 7-R)
-(USDA)-Livestock: Hogs -
Fridays market steady on all
weights; top $4,000 for good and
choice 186-240 lb barrows and
gifts; 90-1OO lbs $500; 10o-120
lbs $500; 120-140 lbs $4,000;
14o-16O lbs $21.O0; 16O-18O lbs
$22.50 240-3O0 lbs 1921 90; 800
lbs and up $20.5O; good sows
under $50 lbs $500; 350-500 lbs
$3.50; over 500 lbs $500; good
stays under $50 lbs $3.50; over
$50 lbs $14.50.
Cattle - Market largely nomi-
nal Friday; slaughter steers slow
this week, but mostly steady;
good grass-fat steers $22.50
24.50; medium SIG. 1920 90,
common down to $1,000; best
feeder steers around $21.00
common and medium $751; 90
1850; few heifers fully steady
at $1,000 down.; cows steady tc
strong, Gamers and cutters
SO. 00-11.50; medium dairy type
$11.50-13.25; good grade $3.50
1900; most heavy sausage bulls
$14.00 = 1900; vealers closing
steady with weeks advance, tor
$27.0 90 for choice; medium anc
good $23. 00-26.0 90, common light
weights 5.OO-18.00; medium
and good heavy calves $500
1900.
IA CHICAGO BUTTER
CHICAGO, Nov. 7-P-(US
DA)-Butter steady; prices I'm
changed except AA SO score un
changed to IL cent lower at 70
1915. Eggs steady; prices un'
changed except large No. l ex
tras unchanged to a cent a doz
en- higher at 1854.
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OVER THE NETWORKS

Time is eastern standard. For centra
standard subtract one hour, for noun
tain standard subtract two hours. Som,
local stations change hour of relay to fl
local schedules. Last minute program
changes cannot be included.
TODAY
6:00-Summary of NeWs-nbc
Newscast Every Day-cbS
Network Song Time-abc
The Sports Parade-mbs
6:15-Religion in NeWs-nbc
Word From Country-cbs
6:30-NBC Symphony Hour-nbc
Saturday Sports Review-cbs
Harry Wismer Sports-abc
Football Scores-mbs
6:45-World News Commentary-cbs
To Be Announced-abc F.
Jan August Repeat-mbs-west
7:00-HaWk Larabee Drama-cbs
The Sunset Roundup-abc
Hawaii Calls Musicians-mbs
7:30-Curtain Time Drama-nbc
Romance, Love Drama-cbs
Modern Music Museum-abc
News Broadcast-mbs
7:45-Twin News Comment-mbs
8:0O1The Life OF Riley-nbc
First Nighter Drama-cbs
I Deal in Crime-abc
Twenty Questions Quiz-mbs
8:30-Truth or Consequences-nbc
Bill Goodwin ~Comedy-cbs
Famous Jury Trials-abc
Hospitality Club-mbs
8:55-Five Minutes News-cbs
9:0O-Saturday Hit Parade-nbc
Joan Davis Comedy-cbs
Gang Busters Drama-abc
Stop Me, Gag Show-mbs
9:30-Judy Canova Show-cbx
Vaughn Monroe Show chs
Murder and Malone-abc
Better Half Quiz-mbs
10:O0-Kay Kyser College-nbc
The Saturday Steamboats,
Prof. Quiz in Quiz-abc
Chicago Theater-mbs
10:30-The Grand Ole Opry-nbc
Abe Burrows Tunes-cbs
Hayloft H~oedoWn-sbc
10:45-WarnoW's Soundoff-cbs
II :00-News & Variety 2 hrs,-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 2 hrs.-cbs
News and Dance Hour-abc
Korn's a Krackin'-mbs
11:3O-Dancing & News Il 1-2 hrs. )-mb
12:O0-Dancing Continued-abc-WeSt
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SPECIAL TERM OF COURT

Notice is hereby given that the Governor of North
Carolina has called a special term Of the Superior
Court, for the trial of criminal cases only, for the
County of New Hanover. to begin on Monday, the 18th,
day of November, 1947, and continue one week, or until
the business is disposed of. The Grand Jury will be
required to attend this special term of court.
Addison Hewlett, Chairman,
Board of County Commissioners,
of New Hanover County.
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N eva. HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, Nov. 7-F)-(NC-
markets steady with
tops of $500 at Rocky Mount
and Richmond; $3.50 at Green
1925 at Clinton = Warsaw
Lumberton- Chadbourn and Fay
etteville; and 22.75 at Smithfield-
Mount Olive.
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RALEIGH, Nov. 7-P-(NC-
DA)-Raleigh egg and poultry
markets steady; U. S. Grade IA
large IS to Sc; fryers and broil-
erS 80 to 81.
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CHICAGO BUTTER

Oil production began on the
Ponca Indian reservation in Okla
homa before 1909, when wildcat
ting brought showings on the
Miller 101 ranch. &