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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30
Pisno drustvom v delokrogu
Slow. del. donna

0loV. del. donna
Cleveland, O. - TO pismo je
namenjeno vam, nasim drust-
vom in organizacijam S svojim
delokrogom v okolici Collin
wood, o. Ma prihodnji vasi 'dru-
stveni sejii vam bo prineseno pi-
smo prosnjo in apelom ma vas,
clani in clanice nasih drustev in
organizacij, "a moralno in gmot-
no pomoc in sodelovanje v zvezi
S koncertom nase pevke Miss
Florence Unetic. Odbor je raz-
postal ma VISA nasa drustva pi-
sma S prilozenimi vstopnicami
"a ia koncert.'
Prosimo in apeliramo ma vas:
vzemite in razprodajte te vstop-
nice! Miss Florence Unetic je
ze vse to zasluzila S svojimi ved-
no brezplacnimi nastopi ma raz-
nih nasih prireditvah in prosla-
yah. z njenim cistim in prijet-
nim glasom je obogatela nase
koncertne programe in v nobe-
mem slucaju nj odrekla njenega
sodelovanja. Upamo, da vi, cla-
nj in clanice ter odbori organi-
zacij, razumete razmere nasega
kulturnega obstoja. Vsaka kul-
turna moe maj nam DO sveta,
ker nase moci pojemajo.
Dajmo, poskusimo obdrzati
to, kar Sc imamo, ker star pre-
govor pravi: ''Po toci je prepo-
zno zvoniti'' - in ko mi izgu-
bimo nase kulturne talente, no.
beno zvonenje nam ne DO vec
pomagalo; ma prosvetno-kutur-
mem polju bono legli v prerani
grob, ako ne bono vpostevali
della in truda kulturnih skupin
in posameznikov sedaj, ko je Sc
cas- zatO.
Miss Florence Unetic je ena
redkost nase mlajse generacije.
Ko je bila stara komaj 6 let je
pristopila v slovensko mladin-
sko Solo tedaj obstojeco pod
okriljem SID ma Waterloo Rd.
Pozneje, ko Sc je ia ustanova
prelevila v sedanji Mladinski
pevski zbor, je bila clanica zbo-
ra vse do tedaj ko je dorasla "a
pristop k zboru Jadran, katere-
ga aktivna clanica je Sc danes.
Miss Unetic vedno nastopa
ma vseh Jadranovin koncertih
v glavnih vodilnih vlogah, S
svojim srebrno cistim soprano
glasom. Radi ali ne radi mora
mo pripoznati, da je res prima-
dona nasih pevskih zborov. VISA
cast zavednemu dekletu, zboru
Jadran pa pripoznanje, da sc je
zavzel in aranziral "a dan 1,
junija samostojni pevski kon-
cert Florenci, ma katerem bo
podala okrog 16 klasicnih in ma
! rodnih del.
Odbor tega koncerta: John
Steblaj predsednik, Vladimir
Maleckar vodja programa, Leo
? Wolf tajnik-blagajnik, Miss Do
lores Cergol, Miss Wilma Gla-
Ear, George Marolt in J. Primo,
nadzorni odbor, ter V. Coff kot
korespodencni tajnik. Ponovno
apeliramo ma vas, nasa druStVa,
sprejmite vam poslane vstopni-
ce ter iste razpecajte v predpro-
dali!
Slovenski Collinwood je bill
vedno v prvih vrstah vsega ma
Sega narodno kulturnega della ;
prepricani smo, da tudi'.v tenn
slucaju ne DO zaostal. Povejte
pa tudi vasim prijateljem, da
DO dine 1. junija prank sloven-
ske pesmi in povabite jih ma
poset tega koncerta v SLOW. del:
dom. Pc koncertu Sc vrsi Piles v
obeh dvoranah.
V dneh, 80. in 81 maja Sc vr-
81 konvencija SANSa v Cleve-
landu.. Mnogo zunanjih. gostov
bo te dni med nami;. prav goto-
vi smo, da mnogi izmed teh nj
Fso imeli Sc prilike prisostyoya-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

stat produktn del naroda udestvovah Sc pri delu
obnov dovojuje posameznm kriminalnra elementonn
da taborscah nadajuejo svoo propaganda sovrastva
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30
Strukl.i

strukli
Kotarjev Peter je mad vse rad
jedel struklje. Pa Sc je tudi po-
hvalil, da jih je kakor nihce
drugi. "Prvega," je veckrat pra-
vii, "prvega imam v ustih, dru-
gega ma zlici, tretjega pa ze z
ocmi izbranega v sklediv'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

Ne SINE kleti'
Kmet gre k sv. obhajilu. Raw
no ko pride izpod 'kora, mu me-
kdo plume nd glavo. "Pocakaj,
tepec" pravi kmet tjezno; "da-
nesl neeem kleti;S pa ko bi bill
drugi dan, mai te kar h. -.
vzame!"
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

visited in Tucson to attend the
Wendell LevkowitZ w d d n 6.
They left last week. Departing on
the same train were Mrs. Herbert
Fortgang ana daughter, Rochelle,
called east by the unexpected
death of Mrs. Fortgang's brother,
Herbert Wendell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Salant and
daughter, Shirley, formerly of E..
3rd, are now living at 2201 Palo
Verde.
Mrs. Rose Klein of Douglas was
in town last week to attend the
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Convention being held here
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Bogad of Will
liamsburg, N. Y, are in Tucson
indefinitely and staying with Rab-
bi and Mrs. Victor Grossman, E.
9th.
Mr.. Joe Fishman gave a sur
prise birthday dinner at Ell
Rancho Renie in honor of his
Wife's birthday. Present in ad-
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21
Personals and SocioIs

Gish Ruben, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Palmer, has accepted
an appointment as Red Cross rec
reational director at the army hos
pital in Denver. By the way, the
Palmers are receiving congratu-
lations on the 1st anniversary of
their pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Alexander
are now living at 1016 E. Lee. Mr..
Alexander is associated with the
Roth Realty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schapira, e.
9th, had Abe Adler, a buyer from
Los Angeles, as their houseguest.
Babette Levin, E. 9Th, who had
an unfortunate accident, is now
hobbling about with one leg in a
cast.
Mrs. Fay Haller is the new office
secretary for Temple Emanuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Free and
Mrs. Rose Kamasar of Milwaukee
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

have purchased a home at 102 E..
3rd. They plan guest home.
They operated a similar business
in the Wiltshire district of Los
Angeles until recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Nat Wendell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wendell who
came for the Wendell-Levkowitz
wedding, interrupted their trip to
return east to attend the burial of
their nephew, Herbert Wendell.
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

dition to the family were Rabbi
and Mrs. Marcus Breger and Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Fischman.
Mr.. Hi Opper, N. Oracle Road,
was in Chicago for three weeks,
while his mother-in-law, Mrs
jeanette Cristol of Los Angeles,
visited her daughter here. It was
what might be considered excel
lent timing for him - however
he did see Mrs. Cristol in Chi
cago since she was visiting her
family there before coming to
Tucson.
Muriel Woldenberg, E. 9Th,
went to the State Fair at Phoenix
and was the guest of Mrs. Evelyn
Sinaiko. 1t seems Muriel is more
interested in horses than N the
exhibits.
Mrs. Louis Rosansky of Steu-
benville, Ohio, is returning home.
Her son, Alan Bruce, will remain
at Brandes School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walder
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

The men, are brothers of Mr.. Max
Wendell.
Mrs Sarah Cohen, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
w. Bloom, E. 3rd, for several
weeks, has returned to her home
in Boston. She is the sister of
Mr.. Bloom.
The Arizona post., 1947-11-21

KEEP POSTED WITH
THE ARIZONA POST
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
More Acres Opened Up

Washington (R)-Secretary of Interior Krug has announced that 45,000 acres in the Matan- uska valley will be opened to homesteading next spring.
 The district land office at An chorage will start accepting ap plications from veterans Oct IT. The general public may apply after next Jan. 15. Actual settle ment will be permitted 6 months after applications are approved.
 Most of the land IS unimprov ed but suitable for farming.
 This is ID contrast with 2 and 8 quarter million acres of public land along the Alaska highway upon which settlement may be- gin Oct. 9 This land is non- agricultural.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
NOTICE

Unauthorized persons are warned not to ride on the city fire trucks in answering fire calls, and the city assumes no respon- sibility for anyone who does so.
 Liability insurance is carried by the city on authorized mem bers of the fire department only and no financial responsibility can be assumed for non-members assisting at fires.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
Continued from page 9

Wednesday, beginning at g o'clock, with regular sessions from g to 11:30 daily. The line up of teachers for the year reveals that all grade teach CTS have taught at Kodiak be- fore, some previous to last year.
 The grade teachers are:
 lst-Mlss Marco Kiilsgaard
 2nd-Mrs. Eloda Metzgar
 3rd-Mrs Henry Neseth
 4th-Mrs. Lois Warren
 5th-Mrs. Betty Springhill
 6th-Mrs. Lola Muehlberger
 7th-Mrs. Audrey Naldrett
 Sth-Mrs. Lois Burnham
 In the high schnol MT. Utter back will teach chemistry, his tory and physical education and Mrs Utterback will teach com- mercial subjects and girls phys Ical education
 Mrs. Marjorie Gunderson will have English and history again and Mrs GeoIgya Ellis will again have charge of domestic science and biology.
 Mrs. Mary Else, whose hus- band is working at the bank, will have kindergarten and music
 A new teacher, A. H Hanson, from San Diego, will teach man ual traning
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
NOTICE

A Free Facial? That's right! Being offered to introduce Sou brette to you. Make an appoint ment for your free Soubrette Facial now.
 (Are you troubled with creple neck? Soubrette's fine Tone Oil will aid you to clear up such a condltion.)
 Della's Beauty Cabin
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
NoTiGE

Ia the future all freight for the Alestian Mail should be sent to the City Dock. J. H. Petrieh. Master
 8-23
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-29
FACTS and FIGURES

The happiest hours I've spent
outside the shade Of q tree at the
| end Of a long corn row were in
la barber shop. ! pity men who
shave at home and have their
hair cut by their wives. A man
who hasn't spent some time in
| q barber shop is not equipped for
the ordeal Of living. And he has
forfeited the finest fellowship
modern civilization affords.
The barber himself is the most
benevolent and kindhearted Gre
ature, save and except the train
led nurse, that humanity can
boast. AS a lifelong communi-
cant Of barber shops, claim to
know my subject. ! have never
met q grouchy barber. ] have
never known an impolite bar
Der. ! have yet TO meet an un-
kind barber. ! have never seen a
sullen barber-they all talk
freely.
Some BARRIERS are quite witty.
One of the wittiest is a barber
named "Red" Yates, now in prac-
tice at Jacksonville Beach, where
he operates a four-chair shop SO
luxurious that it resembles a
night club. Yates was born and
brought up just west Of Wing
am and slightly north Of Black
Ankle, Georgia.
A politician with a reputation
that smelled somewhat walked
into spot where Yates piled
his tonsorial trade and asked for
a haircut. When the haircut was
completed the barber asked the
politician if he would have a
shampoo, explaining that he had
a new mixture that would clean
a scalp as it had never been
cleaned before. The politician
told the barber to go ahead and
give him an application Of the
new stuff.
When he finished, the barber
was so proud Of the job he had
done that he held a portable ell
ectric light over the pseudo
statesman's head and asked him
to look at his scalp in the mir
ror. The politico took one look
and exclaimed, "That stuff is
marvellous. Why, 1t has made my
scalp as clean as my political re-
cord!" Whereupon, Yates, stand
ing at the next chair, said, well,
you had better give him another
application"
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Un1D4V IN 010sTORY
nnw nnnuoooD

11Sr1 o0e0ry oe5ers his
n11nDk wvee ss<6cnl resolutions
- 11rUru<brnec IN tho Virginia
49, a. 0nfnrsscS.
U&o11r Island rstifies the
60 Cwnn1~oseson- -l3th and last
- - ~rsesn~l N States
- ulnr~esia admitted "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-29
Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, MAY %, l947--
As this day opens, the nature be-
comes more alert and active, but
as it advances it is more irrit-
able and combative. There is
some success in life, but it is
apt to be full Of disputes and
turmoil. Some natures, when
mingled in daily life with per-
SONS Of nature that balance this,
have a very good combination
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-29

Fine, free-f1owing fellowship
lean be found in barber shops Is
/ h no other place. The fellow
ship In churches IS fine and
! fraternal: but il IS not extended
| quite 20 warmly and freely to
non-members Of the church. Fra
| ternal orders feature fellow.
ship; but again. il IS limited
largely TO those within the fold
| the dues-paying members. Civic
clubs have . brand Of fellowship
that d always exhilirating and,
| q tlme4 positively hilarious.
But. once again, the fellow
| ship Of these fine organizations
| y largely limited to members IN
good standing. that IS, those
with their dues paid up and no
criminal indictments pending
against them.
The only place where fellow
ship flows freely, wholly with
|0ut Limitation, restriction, re-
straint or reservation is in bar
Der shop. Anyone who enters
these patriotic (their trademark
Is the nations flag) institutions
II received and accepted into
full fellowship. regardless OF
creed. class. clothes or previous
condition of turpitude. Any per-
son who is articulate and audible
Is privileged to join the CONVEX
sati0nal marathon that goes on
forever in q barber shop.
No learning Is too profound
and no ignorance too abysmal for
the forum Of the barber shop.
In . barber shop, formally is
frowncd upon and etiquette
abandoned. The only rules enforc-
ed are. First come, first served"
and "Pay as you leave. please"
The barber shop Is the most
democratic Of all the institutions
that bless this great and growing
nation. Little Difference and no
preference Is shown in q bar
her shop because of mundane
might or worldly achievement.
A bcllboy's IS cents will get
the same kind of shave a bank
err gets for like sum. A laborer
pays the same price for a hair
cut as contractor who has just
cashed in on q defense project.
a shoe shine for . shipping clerk
costs him IS cents, the same as it
does the board chairman Of the
biggest box factory in Florida.
So there is no incentive for the
barber 10 fawn on the affluent.
The habitues Of Z barber shop
are esteemed largely for their
ability to contribute to barber
shop babble. And ltsis the best
brand of babble to be heard
anywhere! There is really moth
ing like barber shop converse
tion. II is soothing, satisfying and
salubrious. It is uninhibited, un-
restrained and unexpurgated. 1t
ID ungrammatical and uncultur-
Cd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-29

Beatrice Lille, English actress
singer, born in Toronto. Canada.
49 years ago. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-29

'0f push and discretion, but the
fun strength IS likely to produce
Ia very cantankerous disposition.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Spring Wedding

Miss Adrienne Winters and Mr..
Earl Stewart Wolf plan to be mar
ried in the early spring. Their en-
gagement is announced by the
bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Pach
Winters.
Miss Winters is a graduate of
Maryland University and Mr.. Wolf,
who is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Pick Wolf, attended Maryland Uni
versity and National School of Law.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
January Wedding

Miss Elsie Cappelmann and Mr..
Robert Gruver, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Gruver of Washington, will be
married in January. Their engage
ment is announced by the BRIDE
elects parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Cappelmann of Arlington.
Miss Cappelmann attended the
College of William and Mary and
Mr.. Gruver is attending the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Louise
Harvey, to Mr.. William
Haynes Damon, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kennan Damon of
Concord, MdSS.-HeSSIer Photo
Evening star., 1947-11-30
In Ne1V York

Mrs. Ira Berman left Friday for
her home in New York after SPEND
ing several weeks here with her
sister, Mrs. Helen Brylawski.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
out of T0Vm

Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold v. Freud
berg are on a weeks trip, visiting
their son and daughter in Troy,
N. Y, and Cambridge, Mass.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-10

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-10
MONOGRAPHS
GOOSE AND GANDER


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hey West In
Days Gone BY
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
or the CIT1zEE OF
DEC. DO. 1897

C. N hecio. district Superv 4sor
of MPA commodities. with
at Angela and ST
monitor streets, announced Today
he tad resolved instructions
from the state office to genuine
distribution of certain products
tQ certified clients, with four on
more persons lp each family
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-10

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will na 4it JaaFsssa fytpstfsH
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1llR SERJ lfEE CEASES
TO 4BOUT JAN. Is

EIavana-KeY West airplsne
service mas ceased until about
January is. Aexovias & air
lines said ioday. The last
flight to Havana left Wednes-
day.
Since this marked the Last
Of the charaer flight series
permitted the company by
tie Civil Aercnantlcs Board,
no further flights can be
made anti either another
tight sexes IS permitted or
the permit foT DAILY service Is
received from CAB.
It Is expected that ths aaily
service pernait viii be Eseeiy
ed within a lew days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-10

GRAVY lSam Goldsmith SAYS
in ms column Today thai VII
Aam Neslev Watkins as the best
soalhpau soIel in hey West.
Gravy adds, Willie is oul only
gullrr who swings trom TIE port
slice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-10

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-10

a CONT meet4ng OF city couD
cilmen and county commission
aIs wall De held Tonight an the
county aQurt house IL discuss the
ferry system between No Name
KEY and Lever Matecumpe
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LEGALS


2
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that pursuant 20 Section Of Chap
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