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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-14

drae =. Ali bi potem dede-
jeve besede tudi drzale? Ne hi!
JAZZ Sc tn ne bojim ne boga ne
hudica. Grunt je grunt in gle
dati moramo, da DO ostal. Zato
bova Re midva z materjo odgo-
varjala, kaj ne, matt -. ?"
"Nihce drug kakor midva!" je
izjavila Munkinja S takim gla-
som, kakrsnega Ladej Sc nj cul
il njenih ust.
V Ladeju sta zavihrala gnev
in britkost. Naenkrat je bill sre-
di ljudi, katerih nj vec poznal,
ceprav so bill to njegovi rodni
starsi, njegova rodna brat in Sc
stra. Ali so to Sc isti ljudje, XII
hodijo vsako nedeljo v cerkev,
XII Sc redno spovedujejo, XII Sc
oh vsaki priloznosti zatekajo k
molitvi k bogu ... Cutil je,
kako sc v MEM vse podira, in
bill je re ma tenn, da Sc onemogel
zrusi ma MILO, ko so njegove oci
zagledale ma stem "a ocetom We
lik hisni patnuster z ogromnimi
bobikami, S katerim so vsako
soboto zvecer molili rozni venec.
Ia molek, ma katerem Sc je pre-
zebralo Re vec tisoc roznih VEN
cev in katerega so ovijale roke
re toliko Munkovih rodov, Sc
mu je zdaj naenkrat zazdel kot
resilni angel. Planil je POM, ga
smell z zidu in ga z obema roka-
ma drzec zacel moliti proti oce-
tn in materi ter z obupanim gla-
som kricati:
"Poglejte, kaj drzim v rokah!
Ali ga vidite, ia patnuster, ma
katerega tudi vi molite? Ma te-
ga so tudi moi dedej zebrali .
Spomnite Sc zdaj, kaj SO yam
: narocili, spomnite Sc tega "
Dale nj utegnil vpiti, ker je
i start Munk skocil pokonci, mu
z enim samim prijemom iztrgal
patnuster il rok in ga zagna]
ma k%redenco, pri tenn pa zarjul
"Kaj hos onegavil S temi sto.
rijami ? Ne bojim Sc nit
boga niti hudica in tako DO, ka.
kor mora biti ~
Ladej je YES osupel obstal
sredi sobe, ne vedoc, kai ma.
stori. Ali tedaj so re vsi plani.
Ii pc MEM.
"Kaj Sc hos tako usajal, La.
DEF, sal imas vendar sluzbo in
jes bel kruh!" je srdito deja]
brat Anza, Sc dvignil liza mize
in pa hotel predreti S svojimi
cd place re nekoliko okrvav.
ljenimi ocmi.
"Ti 81 gospod, Ladej =. y
je vpil oce S sovraznim, strast.
MIN glasom.
"Kdo DO pa delal ma gruntu
&c bi ga tt dobil?' je vpila matt
XII Sc je tudi dvignila liza mize.
INA gruntu nj kar tako, ma
gruntu je treba delati -"
"Ce 81 pa tax, Ladej, tedaj
pa nalasc ne odneham!" Sc :je
vtaknila vines Mojcka, XII je tn.
di vstala cd mize.
Nekaj trenotkov so 81 Munki
stall nasproti kakor ~najveej
sovrazniki, pripravljeni, da sc
"a svoje bogastvo spopadejo, in
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-14

&c treba, zanj zivi zgrizejo. Il
vseh oci je svigala strast last
nistva in pohlepa pc MEM, vse
drugo v njih je bio mrtvo, po-
kopano, vse medsebojne krvne,
c~ustvene in druzabne vezi SO
bile pretrgane. Eden je napa-
dial, kar so branili drugi stirje,
in tt STRIFE Sc bodo morda Re jul
tri, pojutrisnjem spet razdvoji-
Ii ma dive, tri fronte ter sc med
seboj grill in napadali. In otro-
ci, XII Jill bodo morda vsi ii Mum
XII imeli, bodo skupaj jokali vi
zibelkah, skupaj odrascali ma
tratah okoli his, skupaj prepe-
vail svete in posvetne pesmi, do
kler Sc nekoc ne bodo spopadli
"a premozenje, kakor so Sc spo-
padli njihovi roditelji
Ladeju so Sc cd vrtoglavosti
majala trdna tia pod zemljo,
Ladej ?" mu je zvenelo pc
usesih, v srcu in nogami. "Ti 81
gospod, Ladej - KIDD DO pa OBJ
deloval v krvi. To je bolelo, to
je zgalo, da hi Sc bill najrajsi
zgrudil ma tia. Njegova pamet
nj bila tako bistra, da bi razu-
mela, kako MISC prot MENU oee,
matt, brat in sestra, ampak da
je to, kar govori il Nth, bese-
da, kirk grunta, zemlje, XII Sc
brani zajedavca, da SO njihove
pesti orozje zemlje, XII Sc brani
nezazeljenega tujca -.
Cesar Ladejeva pamet sama
nj mogla razumeti, pa je slutilo
njegovo izmuceno telo. Ko sc je
spet opotekel ma klop, je .skril
svoje belle, onemogle roke pod
mizo, kakor hi Sc bal, da jih bo-
do drugi Munki, njegovi ma
sprotniki, opazili 49,. Tedaj so
Sc tt spogledali in, ko so ga vi
deli pred seboj premaganega, so
sc tudi oni omehcali.
"Ti, Mojcka, ali 81 pozabila,
da je vrc Re davno prazen?" je
vzkliknil Munk z glasom, kakor
da hi Sc bill pravkar dvignil cd
motive.
Matt pa je VISA prestrasena de-
jala:
"Jej, Marinka, JAZZ sem pa ma
krape pozabila!"
), In matt in hci sta takoj Cd
hiteli il sobe.
Medtem je solnce re izginilo
"a gorami in ma Hole Sc je jel
ulegati mrak. Ma vzhodu Sc je
ma jasnem, mrzlem nebu re po-
kazala zarka luc vecernice in
kmalu Sc je pricelo tako magic
nociti, da nj bio mogoce opazi-
ii, kdaj so temne sence legle ma
jesensko pokrajino in kdaj Sc je
vse skupaj zlilo v emo samo cr-
no plast, XII je pokrila Hole.
Munk je vstal, prizgal luc in
pozdravil pc sobi:
"Dober vecer!"
:, Potem je zacel ma glas moliti
angelsko ~ceseenje, ne brigajoc
sc "a to, da zene in hcerke nj
bilo v sobi. Oba sinova sta VISTA
la in molila "a ocetom. ANA S
prazn.m, vsakdanjim glasom,
Ladej pa odsotno in mrmrajoce.
Nato sta Sc vrnili matt in hci.
Matt je prisla z velikansko skle-
do rumenih in lepo disecih
kmeckih, dve- in trinogatih kra-
pow ter jih postavila ma mizo.
Druzina Sc jih je takoj Lolita,
bila je re spet lacna, zakaj ko-
maj koncana borba 10 je teme-
ljito izmucila. Ladej Sc je spo-
cetka malo obotavljajoce pri-
pravljal k jedi, toda kmalu je
tudi on zacel S slastjo JEST in
pitt. Soda Sc je %napolnila S tie
skanjem dlesni in goltanjem gr-
tancev. IL kuhinje je bilo slisati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-14
Franka PrimozziGc

j bill ron 40 oktoha1 1885 v Pod sEmici piC erknii ma Nohanjkemo dkoderj prIe
Pc dogi boezni pr~Tden Nei miz huaneni "a ummajoeej e znpal Gopodud dine
"a 1885, Dne2 ecemhna 1946 pa smo ga p sv mi zadumc, tno je danwl peGsiig CO.
It. Rev. B J. Ponhuas pdozi k vememup oetku ma KaNarjop okpEse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-14

Maj nam BIO ma tenn mestu dovoljeno, da Sc med
prvimi zahvalimo pre6. Monsignorju Ri. Rev. Ponik-
varju, XII je pokojnika tekom bolezni previdel S sve-
timi zakramenti ter opravil pogrebno sv. maso ter po-
kojnika spremil ma pokopalisce tia do groba ter opra-
vii zanj motive. Maj mu Bog ~poplaca to.
Zahvalimo Sc tudi {. g. Victor N. Tomcu, XII je
pokojniku podelil sv. zakramente "a umirajoGe. Tudi
MENU prisrcen: Bog placaj!
Dale nasa iskrena zahvala vsem sorodnikom,
prijateljem in znancem "a stevilne vence, katere so
poklonii blagemu pokojniku ter ga tako okrasli, ko
je lezal ma mrtvaskem odru; vence so prispevali sle-
deci: MIR. in Mrs. Mike Zele, Addison Rd, Miss We
ronika Gradisar, druzina MIR. in Mrs. John Gradisar,
druzina Mrs. Struna il West Park, druzina Mr.. in
Mrs. Hribar, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Sernel, MIR. in Mrs..
Andrew Sernel, MIR. in Mrs. Frank Oblak st., MIR. in
Mrs. Kuhar, Mr.. in Mrs. John Leustik, druzina MIR.
Sivic, Garry Ave., MI. in Mrs. Anton Svet in sin, MIR.
in Mrs. Joseph Tekavec st., Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Stu
per, druzina Mr.. Frank Smith, MIR. in Mrs. Mike Pc
tro, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Bambic, Norwood Rd., The
Murphy's, druzina Mr.. in Mrs. Mrozik, druzina Mr..
in Mrs. Joseph Zele, sosedje, drustvo Carniola Tent
st. 1928 T. M.
Iskrena zahvala vsem, XII so darovali Ia sv. mase.
Darovali so slede6i Mr.. in Mrs.. F. Primozic NIL, Nor
wood Rd., MIR. in Mrs. J. Tramte, druzina Mr.. in Mrs.
Mike Zelle, Addison Rd, Mr.. in Mrs. John Gradisar,
Mr.. Joseph Gradisar, druzina Mrs. Mary Struna il
West Park, druzina Mrs. Frances Hribar, Mrs. Ma
mic Reed, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Sernel, Greenwood, MIR.
In MRS. Andrew Sernel, r. LOB St., Mr.. Mako Mef-
har, druzina MIR. in Mrs. Rudolph Otonicar, Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Zobec, druzina Mrs. Leustig, MIR. in Mrs.
Rudolph Zgonc, E. II St., Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Modic,
E. SIS St., Mrs. John p. Hanlan, druzina MI. in Mrs.
Frank Suhadolnik, MIR. Jack Bonca, druzina Mrs. All
lin, druzina Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Bevec, E. 66 St., Mr..
Pokojni zapusea v starem kraju sestre Mario
sorodnikov. Wee sorodnikov zapusca tudi tukaj v A
Poeivaj v miru, dragi soprog in ose vse dotlej,
Mi dan, ko bo konec vsega, kar je zemeljsko, a DO pa
daj, ds bi bill takrat skupsj zdruzenin ma vesno. cato
Rahlo maj
spavaj, dra
.-. luS nebesks
Jezus maj
zalujoci ostali:
ANNA PRI
FRANK, sin VI
ALBINA PRIMOZIc, .inah.
Cleveland. Ohio, Il. januarja ls47.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-14

in Mrs. Joseph Merhar, Mr.. in Mrs. Edward Merhar,
MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Tekavec NIL, MIR. Anton Znidar-
sic, Donna Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs. Rudolph Straus, MIR. in
Mrs. F. Glavich, E. 72nd Pl, Mr.. in Mrs. Martin Ku-
har, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Znidarsis, E. 60 ST., Mrs. Ag-
mes Mocnik, MIR. in Mrs. John Leustig, Bills. Ave., dru-
Tina Mr.. in Mrs. Bait, Mr.. in Mrs. Peter Jezerinovac,
druzina MIR. Anton Sivic, Carry Ave-, MIR. Frank Do
bre, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Cizel, MIR. Frank Merhar, Mr..
in Mrs. John Merhar, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Perpar, Mrs.
Mary Pristov, Mrs. Anna zelle, druz. Mr.. in Mrs. Zu-
panci6, MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Tekavec, Norwood Rd,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Mosnik, E. "a St., Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Mramor, E. 173 ST., MIR. Al. Krnc, Frances in Mary
lntihar, druzina Mrs. r. Cimperman, E. IS St., dru-
Tina Mr.. in Mrs. Mike BambiG, E. SIS St., Mr.. in Mrs.
Jezerinac, druzina Mr.. in Mrs. F. Telich, MIR. Anton
Mlakar, Mr.. in Mrs. Pole, Mrs. Agne. Mervar, Mrs.
Frances Starce, MIR. in Mrs. J. Dudek, Mrs. Brezar,
Schaefer Ave., Mr.. in Mrs. J. Prebil, E. 6s St., Mr..
Rudolph PrebiL, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph MoSnik, Mr.. Jo-
seph Speck, Mary Yatsko, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Cradi-
sar, Mr.. in Mrs. Gorup, Mrs. Dolence. Mrs. Kather-
inc Selan, druz. Mrs. Mohpreic, Fora Petruska, Mrs.
~Schivitz, Mr.. John Kodric, MIR. Anton Kodrie, Mr.. in
Mrs. Radovsky, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Tramte, Mrs. Mary
MehIe, Mrs. F. Tramte, Mrs. Perme, Mr.. Mirko Oto-
nicar, Mr.. Jos. P~onikvar, Mrs. Prijatelj, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Ahlin, sosedje, podr. st. s SMZ, Dill Mfg. Co.
v denarju SO prispevali Mr.. in Mrs. M. Kolenc in
Mrs. Mary Bradac. ~'.
Dale Sc zahvalimo vsem, XII so ga prisli kropit.
in pokoj njegove duse; prav tako vsem, XII 30 ma ia
ali oi naein kaj pomasali v tenn tako zalo.tnem sa.u.
Dale iskrena hvala pogrebnemu zavodu JOS.
zele in sinovi Ia vzorno vodstvo pri posrebu, ter v.o
Poslugo, XII so 10 nam dali. -~44.
Zahvala vsem,, Xxi so dali svoje automobile pri
pogrebu brezpla6no. .&
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
WIFE OF pER0N ISDECORATED BY
 GENERAL FRANCO

MADRID, June 9.-IR-Mrs Juan Peron, attractive wife of the Argen- tine President, raised her arm today in the Falange salute after Gen. eralissimo Francisco Franco decor ated he- with the Cross of Isabel the Catholic.
 The 32-year-old former actress, whose Argentine friends call her the South American Mrs. Roosevelt and whose critics declare her a meddler, spoke briefly to huge crowd out side the national palace.
 She compared what she called the the true distributive democracy" of Spain and Argentina to the "blase, deceptive democracy" of other coun- tries which she did not name.
 Franco, who accompanied her to the balcony, said Peron had sent to Spain the heart of Argentina" and bade the Spanish crowd to give her your Spanish heart in return" and "entone your hymns of war and peace"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
.BARAN0F ARRIVES
 FROM SEATTLE; E
 EXECUTE WESTWARD

The Baranof of tne Alaska Steamhip Company. arrived in port early this afternoon with the follow ing passengers for Juneau:
 From SeatIle-kir and Mrs. O. |. Aune. Mrs. Helen Arnesen, M. $. Bennion, Mrs. G. H. Barnhart, Mrs. Robert Duane. Mrs. J. w. Daniels, H. L. Forester, Mrs. H. L. For rester and infant, Mary L. Golf, J. G. Griffith, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Gray
 w. E. Hanson, Mrs. E. Monagle, F. G. Mosher, Mrs. Fred Newburn, MT. and Mrs. s. J. Parker, Miss M Pottner, J. T. and Doris Phil lips. Albert Sjodin, Grace K. Schmid, Mrs. s. J. Swanson.
 Keith Sohn, Mrs. F. Wiedman' Patricia Wilson, Mrs. J. w. Young Carl Blanchard, Fred D. Elkins, O. w. Jones, A. N. Kaiser, H. Mills, and V. Trambitas.
 From Ketchikan-Alta M. Gates Bishop Fitzgerald, the Rev. E. A McNamara, and Elizabeth Wernett
 The Baranof is scheduled to sail at 3.30 o'clock this afternoon TOT Valdez. Cordova and Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09

 HOUSING
 AGENCIES
House Committee on ReG- ord for Liquidation of
 Federal Expediter

WASHINGTON .-lne J.-Tl- Fnreseeing early seturation of the building materials market and many price reductions "in the offing" the House Appropriations Committee recommended today that the office of Federal Housing Expediter be liouidated at the end of this month
 The committee took the action in the annual government corpora tions supply bill in which 1t also (a) called for sharp curtailment of the national housing agency ac- tivities and (b) asked Congress to require the Tennessee Valley Auth ority to repay during the next 40 years s34S, ,239,24o in appropriations for power producing facilities.
 The bill carries appropriations for six Federal agencies and says how much of their revenues 2l others may use for administrative expenses during the fiscal year be- ginning July l.
 Total new appropriations recom- mended are $36,097 7,580, a reduction of $14,039,920 or 28 percent, below budget estimates. Total administra- tive expense limitations are s41,- 649, TOO, a cut of S14,847, $50, or 26 percent, from what the 21 agencies had requested.
 Of the total recommended cut in direct appropriations, S9,225 ,920, or almost 66 percent, was directed at the housing agencies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09

Oliver. Val Poor and Joseph Shof- ner.
 For the Lions second Fourth ot July booth, the committee named is Bill Matheny, Les Linehan, Rol- lin Emel, and Milt Furness. Lion Dan Darnell gave some of his plans for the big float-one of the Clubs closely guarded secrets.
 Lion Bob Treat gave thumb nail sketch of one of his fellow Lions, Mackay Malcolm, pointing out Macs architectural monuments around the world including stock exchange in the Philippines, the atres in Hawaii, Navy installations in Maine, New York, hospitals in New York, New Jersey, Army build ings in Virginia and more recent in Alaska.
 New members introduced and presented with their credentials to- day were Lions Phillip Briggs, of the Briggs Steamship Co.,. and Jack Glover, commercial artist. Lion Hank Lorensen did the honors.
 Guests tccay were John Felt house, Alaska Juneau power plant employee from Annex Creek, and G. Hermann, elder broth er, and fellow pill roller to Juneaus Lion Frank Hermann. The Seattle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09

Only on week left to enter the Soap Fox Derby
 June 15-that's the deadline set for securing and turning in entry blanks for all youngsters who wish to compete in Juneau's big racing event, set for July T this year
 You can get your entry blanks, and turn them in, at Darnell's Sport Center, official Derby Headquart- CTS.
 Many entrants already are hard at work on their cars. and all boys are urged to begin work as soon as possible.
 Every effort is to be made by Der by officials to see that the boys now at Scout Camp at Eagle River are given an opportunity to- get their entry blanks in before the dead line. The parents can give their cooperation in this.
 Derby officials repeat that every boy who enters will be assured of a sponsor and an advisor. The sponsor can be the advisor, but doesn't have to be.
 Prizes for Juneau's Derby will soon be on display at Derby Head quarters, including the winner $ plaque. Of course, the big prize is the free trip to Akron, Ohio, to compete in the national race for that four-year college scholarship and other valuable prizes.
 Watch The Empire every day for further details.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
SD. N. TUESDAY E
 DEADLINE, CONTEST
 ENTRIES FOR QUEEN

The committee in charge of the Queen Contest for the City Fourth of July celebration has extended the deadline for registration of con- testants to o'clock tomorrow after noon, and in order to be eligible each girl who has been sponsored must be registered at Casters Store formery Sabin's) before that time.
 A complete list of contestants who have registered will be announced Wednesday, and plans are under way for having pictures taken of each girl, as we'll as gorup pictures of them all Lu-Ek's Photo Shop will take the individual pictures, and Joe Alexander will take the group pictures Appointments for taking the pictures shoud be made as early as possible, and girls are re- quested to call Lucille Johnson, phone 833, regarding the pictures at Lu-Ek's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
DISTRICT COURT
 OF HONOR HELD,
 BOY SCOUT CAMP
Over One Hundred Visitors Spend Sunday with Boys
 at Enldmpment

Visitors day Sunday brought out approximately 115 parents, relatives and friends to visit the boys, see i the camp and attend the District Court of Honor. At this ceremony Is boys were given advancement by District Commissioner Wayne Ste phenson.
 Those receiving the Rank of Ten derfoot were zatis Murphy, Thomas Cashen, Jr., John Jensen, Norman Burke, Jimmy O'Connor, Mickey Johnson and Art McKinnon. Advanced to Second Class Scouts were Eddie Dull, Jim Sey, Larry Calvin, Jerry Wade and Fred Stew art.
 Donald MacKinnon was advanced to First Glass Scout Merit Badges were given to Robert Franks for Pioneering, and to Henry Sans for Printing and Home Repairing.
 Special Camp Awards were given by Leo Jewett, District Camping Chairman to Richard Klingbeil for Living the Scout Oath and Laws, to Donald MacKinnon, the Skill Award and to Larry Calvin for lead ing his Troop to Victory in the Contests.
 Charles Burdick, President of the Alaska Council, complimented the boys on the line work they are do- ing, made an inspection of the camp and issued Special Inspection Awards to the winning Troops. Class "A" Award went to Troop 643 of Sitka, Class "B" Award to Troop g of Juneau, Class e" Award to Troop 613 of Juneau, and Class ID" Award to Troop 610 of Douglas.
 The Court of Honor was held under the supervision of w. w. Futile, District Advancement Chair man. Other Scout Officials parti- cipating were Dell Hanks, Scout Executive, who has charge of the camp, and Dr. J. O. Rude, Vice Chairman of the Alaska Council
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
SISTER OF QUEEN OF LIONS CLUB SINGS AT MONDAY LUNCHEON

Lois Hared sang at her sisters court today entertaining the Kings for Betty Lou Hared. Lions Fourth Of July Queen. Accompanied by her instructor, Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, Lois sang three numbers, two of which were He Is The Shepherd oi Sleep" and Just Awearying For You" Any Lion would be gentle with their Queens sister with those sentiments, and Juneaus Lions en- thusiasticaly applauded Miss Hared.
 Three additional delegates were announced for the coming District Lions convention in Anchorage June 2l as Don C. Foster. Frank Marshall and Frank Hermann. AS Past Lions International President D. A. Skeen returns from Anchor axe ne Will install the new Lions Of- licers at an evening banquet, June 2s in Juneau. On the committee fer arrangements are Lions Frank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
HOME FROM COLLEGE

Home again for summer vacation are Kenneth and Dorothy Thibodeau son and daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joe Thibodeau. Kenneth, who has been attending St. Martins College in Washington arrived by plane Friday, and Dorothy, student at Marylhurst College in Oregon, came in or the steamer Princess Louise.
 Their sister, Cecelia who is the American Legion and Auxiliary candidate for Fourth of July Queen, is planning on their active as well as moral support in getting votes tor her.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS

Joseph w. Pratt and Susie Martin both of Hoonah, applied to U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray here, Sat- urday. for a marriage license.
 Howard c. Oswood and Maxine o. Brown, both of Juneau, applied today for a license from the Com missioner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
MARRIED SATURDAY

William Fawcett, of Tenakee, and lucille James, of Juneau. were mar jed shortly after noon on Saturday oy U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. Witnesses to the ceremony were Mrs. Lydia George and Mrs. Jimmie A. George.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09
VFW STAG PARTY

Taku Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold stag card party tonight at o'clock in the club rooms. Refreshments will be served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-09

Hermann said he was proud of his brother, and hoped "he made good
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
FIDDLERS MEET
SLATED TONIGHT
Leland Lions Club To Stage
Convention In High School
Auditorium ~.

Forty-five dollars in cash prizes
will be awarded at a fiddlers con-
vention to be staged in the Leland
High school auditorium tonight at
eight o'clock by the Leland Lions
club, it was announced last night.
Money derived from the conven-
ton will be used for a college
scholarship to be awarded to a
Leland High school senior.
The list of the prizes as re-
leased are as follows: Best fiddler,
IS; best banjoist, IS; best guitar
list, IS; best string band, $40; best
pianist, IS; best quartet, 81; second
best string band, s.; second best
individual musician, 81; second
best quartet, 81; and a consolation
award of 81.
In addition to the cash awards,
prizes will be given to the best
hog caller, the best husband caller,
the ugliest man, the prettiest girl
and the most lovesick man.
An added attraction will be the
presence of two lions, mascots Of
the Leland club.
All amateur musicians have been
urged to attend the affair and join
the competition. It was announced
that musicians will be admitted
free if they are in possession of
their instruments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
EX-ARMY OFFICER
WITH BRIDE FROM
BRITAIN ON VISIT

Ernest Webb, a former army
lieutenant, and his English bride
of two days were visitors in Will
mington last night, but expect to
leave this morning for GAINESVILLE,
Fla.
Mrs. Webb is the former Miss
Florence Butler of Sheltenham,
England, and the two met while
Lieutenant Webb was hospitalized
in England in May, 1915.
She arrived in New York last
Friday and they were married on
Tuesday in the Little Church
Around the Corner.
While here they were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wright, 1907
Chestnut street.
Lieutenant Webb, holder of the
Bronze Star and Purple Heart,
received anti-aircraft training at
Camp Davis and later transferred
to an armored division.
He served under General Patton
in England, France, and Germany.
At present he is a law student
at the University of Florida,
GAINESVILLE, Fla.