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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29

| ~~~~OS viva ~SSNAJSs
Neki American mi je dejal, da
taksnih reei nj potrebno jenna
ii tragieno. "ce ga ne sprejme-
jo tn, ga bodo drugje. Oprem-
ljenih sob po hotelih pri mas pa
ne primanjkuje!" Kako more
mo razumeti, da je tudi vred-
most cloveka manjsa cd opre-
me?
V New Yorku sc mora rasi-
zem prikrivati. Vendar to niko-
gar ne mott. Ma primer ne sme-
te nalepiti: "Hotel Victoria -
zidje MISC zazeljeni!" Lahko pa
napisete: "Hotel Victoria -
omejeno stevilo gostov - IRA
ven cerkve." Vse ma svetu Sc
spreminja, samo noben lid Sc
nj prestopil praga tega hotela.
Dalec je znana slikovitost jezer
v drzavi Connecticut. Kopati pa
Sc smejo v njih samo "Arijci'.
V new Yorku je diva milijona
zidov. Med mimi so bogati in
revni, proslavljeni in nepoznan-
ci. Po ustavi so sto procentni
drzavljani, vendar jih rasna
uvrstitev tlaci. Ma univerzah je
dobro zamaskiran "numerus
clausus'', v mnogih predelih me-
sta ne more "a nobeno ceno ma
jeti stanovanje zidovska druzi-
ma, zelo redko pride lid v dr.
zavno sluzbo.
Suzenjstvo? Premaganci so
imeli dobicek!
Parijci ma zapadu so Kitajci.
Prenociti ne smejo v nobenem
hotelu "a belle, ustaviti sc ne
smejo v nobeni restavraciji in
prestopiti ne smejo praga hise
beih. So klubi in ustanove, ka-
NOR nimajo dostopa Italijani ali
pripadniki kaksnih drugih niz-
jih res. Zlasti pa je tragicen
polozaj crncev. Crncev je dva-
najst milijonov. Ko so Ameri-
cani uzakonili svojo postavo,
moreno trditi, da nina eden ma
vsakega desetega prebivalca
osnovnih clovecanskih pravic.
V Washingtonu mas je zelo
rafiniran clovek povabil, da Sc
sprehodimo njegovo "jahto"
ma Potomac. Idilicna pokra-
jina! Nekoliko crncev je veslalo.
zena nasega gostitelja mi je de-
jala: "Vidite, nihce Jim ne bra
nj veslanja -" Pricakovala je,
da bonn presenecen, toda meme
je pograbila jeza in sem il "a
brusil v obraz, kaj mislim o
rasni diskriminaciji. Ona Sc je
lie sladko smehljala: "Ce bi vi
imeli hcerko, je gotovo ne bi
dali crncu "a zeno, kali?" Odgo-
voril sem il, da mi je crnec bolj
vsec kot fasist. Ona pa me nj
razumela. xvi hocete biti izvir-
nil" mi je odvrnila.
Nato sem stokrat slisal zgod-
DO o hcerki in 'crncu. To je pri-
ljubljen konjicek ameriskih ra-
sistov. Dajal sem vedno isti od-
govor, vendar me nihce nj razu-
mel.
New-yorcani kaj radi poudar-
jajo liberalizem Severa. 'Nasi
ocetje so sc borili proti suzenj-
stvu!" V mnogih mestih Seve-
ra in Juga so postavljeni spo-
meniki padlim v letih 1861
1856. Juznjaki Slavic "bram-
bovce svobode" pred suzenj-
stvom, Severnjaki so zmagoval-
ci. Jasno je, da je Sever zma-
gal ma bojnem polju; suzenjstvo
je bilo premagano. Toda koncno
sem po popotovanju po Ameri-
XII incl obcutek, da so prema-
ganci imeli dobicek. In sicer ne
samo v tenn, da so zlomili okove
suzenjstva, ampak so jih Sc po-
trdili ma Severn.
V Harlemu -
LIE Pestifere
Cesce sem krenil il New Yor-
l l.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29
DRUGA POSTAJA: PEG
Je ze dolgo. kar znajo
ljudje zanetiti ogenj?

Kako veselo prasketajo v pee
XII pozimi drva! Ko gledas v
ogenj, 81 lahko predstavljas
mnozico cudeznih reci-goreca
mesta, oblegane trdnjave. Polka
ME drv te spominja ma salve to-
pov, a jeziki plamena Sc tt zdijo
kakor vojaki, XII plezajo po stem
trdnjave navzgor.
V starih cash so ljudje mis-
ILL, da zivijo ognju mali ognje-
nj kuscarji, nasi moceradi-du-
howl ognja. Nekateri so cello ime-
Ii ogenj "a bozanstvo in so ME-
mu ma cast postavljali svetisca.
Sto in sto let so goreli v teh sve-
tiscih neprenehoma svetilniki,
XII so bill posveceni bogu ognja.
Obicaj, vzdrzevati nikdar ga
seci Sc ogenj, je eden izmed maj
starejsih ma zemlji. Pred mnogo
desettisoci lett ljudje MISC umeli,
da hi 81 zanetili ogenj. MISC 81
ga znali napraviti, pac pa so ga
kje nasli kakor danes dragoceno
kamenje. Nj cudno, da so ogenj
takrat cuvali kakor zaklad. Ce
bi ugasnil, bi drugega ne mogli
mixer dobiti: kajti ognja 81
ljudje MISC znali napraviti.
Dogajalo Sc je, da je strela
zazgala drevo. Ljudje so S stra-
hom gledali ma ognjeno EVER, XII
je pozirala drevo ter prasketa-
MEM lomila veje in polizavala
z jezikom skorjo. Bali so Sc pri-
blizati ognju, umakniti Sc pa tu-
di MISC marali. V hladni noci pa
je bilo topic in prijetno oh gore
Gem drevesu.
Prvotni clovek je bill drzen
stvor. Cesto je sprejel borbo z
ogromnim kosmatim mamutom
in mogocnim jamskim medve-
dom. Nazadnje so Sc nasli tudi
hrabri junaki, XII sc MISC bali pri-
blizati sc pojemajocemu ognju.
Ne vemo, kdo Sc je prvi odlocil,
prijel "a goreco VETO in prinesel
domov redki plen. Verjetno je,
da tega nj storil en- sam clovek,
temvec SO to napravili razni ma
razlicnih krajih. Bodi to kakor
koli Re, nasli so Sc smell, iznajd-
ijivi ljudje, XII so ukrotili ogenj,
kakor krotijo divje zveri.
Iznajdba Edisona, XII je napra-
vii prvo elektricno zarnico, nj
mic v primeri iznajdbo tistih z
dlako pokritih, dolgorokih in
krivonogih ljudi. ce bi ne bilo
ognja, bi Sc mi Sc sedaj malo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29
Je tudi neprozorna voda
in prozorno zelezo?

Vsakdo bi rekel, da je voda
prozorna. A prozorna je prav "a
prav samo v tankem sloju. Ma
dnu oceanov je noe, ker soncni
zarki ne morejo prodreti skozi
vso debelino vode.
Pa ne samo voda, tudi vse
druge reci so v tankem sloju
prozorne, v debelem pa seveda
ne. Vzemite ma primer koscek
belega, prozornega stekla in po-
glejte ga roba, cd strani. Ste-
klo "a vas ne bo vec belo in nj
prozorno..
Nedavno je neki ucenjak ma
pravil il zeleza ploscico, debelo
stotisoci del milimetra. Ia plo-
scica je kakor steklo prozorna
in skoro cisto brez barve. &c bi
jo polozili ma stran knjigi, bi
mogi brez tezave brati tudi mai
drobnejsi tisk.
Take prozorne ploscice je uce-
MAX naredil tudi il zlata in il
drugih kovin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29
V Harlemu -
LIE PeStifere

Cesce sem krenil il New Yor-
ka proti Harlemu, mestnemu
predelu crncev. Ia predel me-
sta je precej umazan, reven in
nj mixer opaziti sledov blesce-
&c ameriske tehnike. Toda lju-
die SO tn bolj veseli, bolj pre-
proti in eloveski. Mnozica ma
ulicah >spominja ma evropsko
pristanisce v Sredozemlju.
crnci zivijo tenn predelu "a
radi tega, ker drugje ne, morejo
dobiti stanovanj. In tudi v Har-
lernu je stanovanje drazje kot
drugje. Cez yes dan odhajajo
stanovalci delat v predele belih.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
Judy Perkins
Takes Lead in
ESQUIRE Poll

Percy Hughes, Prince Rogers and
Dave Faison are wing for "FavOr-
tie Band" honors as Judy Perkins
pulled in the lead over Dickey
Mayes for the vocalist spot. In the
reed section we find Oscar Frazier
far in the lead for tenor sax top
honors as Frank Lewis and Chester
Christopher fight for second place.
In the trumpet section, Dave
Goodloe still has the edge over Ira
Pettiford. But the third and fourth
chairs are causing more than a
little controversy with Melvin Car
ter and Ebert Cotton edging DON
aid Charleston out by one vote.
The other instruments have re-
eeiVed only moderate attention as
the beginning leaders remain out
in front.
Others In the poll include Bobby
Crittendon, who is still ahead Of
Donald Smith as Buddy Carriers
fans try earnestly to put him ahead
of Major HOlley. Leon (Pete) Will
son came from the far rear to be-
come the No. trOmbonist, how
ever, Mendenhall and Schine are
close behind. In the guitar section,
Willie Henry doesn't seem to have
a near contender for that seat. He
has come from the depths TO be-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
Cricket Old snort

Cricket has been played for more
than 800 years, says the National
Geographic society. With school
boys amateur clubs, and profess
SIGNALS alike. It is a popular sport
that has made famous the playing
felds Of England"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12

l Ought To Known"
Why does Edna Mae Shaw go
around singing that cool song, 1.-TWO
Loves Have l."
Looks like Herman L. is doing
real nice with his latest fling
Gwen NJ.
Is it true that Toya o. is singing
that part of Sweet Lorraine" that
goes 81 Just Found Joy" because
Of c.?
By the way, talking about Joy,
it seems that a real gone cat C Of
the South side is doing real great
with a little girl ]. of the SANITY
City side.
1t is true that Harold McDuffie
doesn't really, wake up until third
period at North-that's the story
that Kenny Nc gave me.
Well, we'll, well, should I believe
it or not? A little South side girl
related that she is engaged to be
hitched, to a cat in the Windy City.
See if you have any idea of who it
is. She is real cute and her name
is J. S. and the boys name is J. H.
Of Chicago.
The show the sixteenth at the
Y.W.C.A. is really gonna be great.
Hope to be seeing you there, pops
and mops.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
Kicks
By the Kicker.

by the Kicker.
When music starts flowing from a
fine mellow horn
Whether it be a jam, a jump or a
song with a little corn.
From mad bass fiddles to gone lie
orice sticks
Man there's rhythm but most Of all
there's kicks.
That just about tells the gone
story Of the Jazz Concert Sunday
at the Radisson Hotel. Leigh Kam-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
KEGLERETTES

Bowling Teams League Scores for
week of Dec. 6.
RITEwAY LIQUOR STORE
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
Your Future

The present is important Pm
sure that you'll agree
But the present is important
only to a certain degree.
The things you say and do
right now may seem to be
all right
But the after effects Of those
very same things may hold a
different light.
Bad actions, bad thoughts, and
just getting down wrong
Can be really exciting, but it
can't last too long.
So before you get loud and
start getting your kicks
Let's not forget that your
present record sticks.
Duke (The Creeper) Don.
P.S. 1t looks like little JACKIE
Smith has been seen with a cat sh,
wishes not to reveal-Why?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
Parma nsttIna Rirr..

Farms over 1000 acres in the
U. S. account for 10 per cent Of the
farm land compared with less than
a fourth Is years ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
MelRht Of Milk

One quart Of milk weighs ais
pounds. To make q pound Of butter
o.77 quarts Of milk are required.
4.65 quarts for a pound Of cheese.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12

man really gave
the musicians {
break, when h,
said, musicians
in M in n e a p.
oils have starved
long enough"
The music was
really fine "Ya
understand" a S
the M yor of
Bonneville al
ways says "Ya
understand
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12
ALMOST
ABOUT
EV E r Y THIN
By Percy Villa
INSIDE STUFF

| INSIDE STUFF
that my newsboys' with I'll
readers to inside facts
again held Gymnasium Wednesday
night before the crowd that attended boxing there
Although I'm unable this time give the profit Of the
my that newsboys richer.
On Sunday afternoon December 81 all the downtown newsboys
will have the very best dinner that money can buy.
Neil Messck Ncoet hotel promised
they seeing
perform night-the boys grand
The newsboy fund will also help neighborhOod houses with
athletic equipment ast year 40 sets boxing gloves were given o
again 19474s COM
meeMayor Hubert Humphrey Judge Rolf Fosseen Rev John
Simmons Alderman Desmond Pratt VIM smms and Judge Theo
Knudson.
hearty thanks many
helped make this 10 successful
EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST TORTURE:
long ago
Of his OaOn stand and you'd think that people would
profit by the experience.
Now Senator Joe Ball playing the attacking
the Marshall Plan.
Odd isn't it. the Commes and the Senator finally have something
in
From the headlines alderman Harry
Afraid
afraid Of doing the city of Minneapolis the most goOd7
holding md
readers should IT. HzzOner the mayor Humph-
ey months visited hospital and there posed for
pictures with yOungsters One Of the rounded
the with the wOyear-Od child
placed Humphreys lap After the picture snapped
the lap damp. Every
body, including hizzOner burst out in laughter.
"Of all the kids in this place." he hucked would
put REPUBLICAN in my lap"
ORCHID TO YoUNGDAHL
Three cheers for able Luther Governor Youngdah
forward in the solution of the D. p problem Our Governor
the first high official with solution.
issue is not too popular he hopes that those thousands
Europeans without country could settle my opn
ion that the greatest statement since the report President Tru
mans Committee on Civil Rights.
THE GOSSIPLE TRUTH
Father Frank (s Phillips church and about fifty Of his boys
tended las guess the newsboys show INCEST kids in
Things OK for dough- The Minneapolis Maithe weekly
The papers policy will be-Hberal RumOr has it
that Vince Donney will after the Golden Glove
Jackie Graves arrives in heavy
ing for his 10 Ounder with Joey Dan the 18th Billy Colbert
the fight boss St Paul. that his attraction
Buzz and Jackie Burke catching predicts
fight attendance time the date December 10Th
E. Wilson, chairman of the Presidents Committee Civil Rights will
be testimonial dinner month by the NAACP and other
organizations representing minority affected by the committees
report Jimmy Hegg the best (Cury that tthis
Glowing mood the other He kddd his audience
saying that after hearing the gloomy Walter Wnche and Drew
the figure nobody going
to live Ten shopping days till Christmas
Have a happy weekend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12

There were three combos play
ing, plus IrV Williams. AS you
already know, ne really lays the
stuff there.
Leon (Long) James, MELVEN
(Frankie) DILLON, and RICH
ARD built One) PARKER-were
really gone behind that Dixieland
music; but LITTLE (Swede) MEL
SON almost blew his top when
Doc Evans started out on one Of
his New Orleans numbers.
Ira Pettiford is a show man, from
way back. The only thing that
worried me while he was on the
stage was that twirling of his
trumpet around his finger at a
speed seemingly unsafe for him and
his horn. It's a great deal if you
do it. But as his little sister said:
Zone Of these days he's gonna drop
it, l betcha."
Watch Your Conduct Note!
There were only a couple signs
at the concert that were funny yet
disgusting. Such as a fellow
know trying very hard to let every
one know he was there. mo Smok-
ing" So he struts around the floor
with his shoulders way back and a
ten inch cigar in his mouth.
Such shenanigans as getting real
gone behind Irv Williams music
and walking out while another COM
DO is playing. To top it off stand
ing just outside the curtain making
with much glib.
Brown Derby Revue will come
off the goth Of December, so they
tell me. Remember it draws crowds
from everywhere. II you have a
girl that you don't see too often,
Pops, you can believe she will be
there. 1t is the biggest floor show
and dance of the year. know that
Christmas trips are up during the
holidays; but take heed to my COM
mentary-say to yourself is this
trip necessary?
Was l mistaken or wasn't 1? Saw
Roland G. and his brother WILDER
G. out with two fine little girls,
their names are ?? & -. Oops, did
| say something wrong? AS that
real fine song goes, Don't Think
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12

The state capitol Of Arizona. To-
Gated in Phoenix, is one Of the few
public buildings in the country
without a cornerstone. The capitol
Is situated in a beautifully land
scaped l0-acre park with specimens
Of native plants. trees and shrubs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-12

come a sure award winner. The re-
suit Of the poll to date reads as
follows:
Evening star., 1947-12-21

of honor. The other bridal attend
ants we're Mrs. Francis G. O'Brien
and Miss Evelyn Thompson of
Washington and Miss Marilyn Dali
ton Of Asheville. The attendants all
wore velvet, Miss Winn in emerald
green and the others in ruby. The
bride wore brocaded satin and mar
quisette, a crown Of seed pearls held
her veil and she carried white ca
mellias and stephanotis.
The senior Mr.. Vanneman was
best man for his son and the ushers
included Mr.. Lorick s. Swygert, jr.,
brother Of the bride; Mr.. Robert
Thompson, jr., and Mr.. Francis G.
O'Brien of Washington.
The Junior maid of honor was
Miss Claire Smith, the ring bearer,
Master Wade Smith, jr., and the
flower girl, little Miss Nancy Smith,
cousins of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanneman will make
their home in Los Angeles where
they will 60 after a brief wedding
trip in the South. Mrs. Vanneman
was graduated with this years class
from the University of Maryland,
which Mr.. Vanneman attended and
he now is a student at the Northrup
Aeronautical School in Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1947-12-21

Clearwater, Fla, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, was matron of honor and
Miss Alyce Ginter was maid of hon.
or. Miss Becky-Anne White and
Mrs. William Baskin we're the brides
other attendants. They all wore red
faille with headdresses of ivy match
ing their bouquets. The bride wore
ivory satin with full-length veil and
carried white orchidS surrounded by
white roses.
Mr., George Ward, jr.;;. Mr.. Joseph
Kincaid and Mr.. Frank Hobbs of
Leesburg served with DR.. william
L. Jamison of Washington as the
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscomb will make
their home at 2212 I street, where
they have taken an apartment in
Munson Hall.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Vwgi,1ians Married
Here Yesterday

Miss Jeanne Sinclair Tillery was
married yesterday afternoon to Mr..
Samuel Ross Lipscomb, Tho wedding
taking place in the National Baptist
Memorial Church, the Rev. Edward
B. Willingham officiating. The bride
lis the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Perry Tillery of Hampton,
Va, and was given in marriage by
her father. Mr.. Lipscomb is the son
OF Mr.. William H. Lipscomb, whose
estate, Raspberry Plain, is at Lees
burg. and the late Mrs. Rebecca
Ross Lipscomb.
Mrs. Burdette Wright, jr., OF
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Is ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar New, formerly
of Havana, Cuba, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Olga w. New, to Mr.. Baer NJ
Primer, the wedding to take place
in May.
Mr.. Primer is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Primer of New York.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Vammemam-S1Vygert
Weddinq in Home

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Lanford in Waterloo, S. c., was the
scene of the wedding of their grand
daughter, Miss Rebecca Swygert,
and Mr.. Leigh ONeill Vanneman.
The ceremony was performed yes
terday afternoon, the Rev. c. Ware
Madden, pastor of the Waterloo
Baptist Church officiating at 4
o'clock.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Thomas Hamilton Lyle of Wash
ington and Mr.. Vanneman is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stanley Vanne-
man, also of this city
Mr.. Lanford gave his granddaugh-
ter in marriage and Miss Betty
Ann Winn of Washington was maid
Evening star., 1947-12-21

the fsIrs yOag ,Ua,st
Saks priced to make your
an even merrier Christina
You want grey furs you want muskrats
you want squirrel and persian and you want
them now!
So, we've taken group of your most desired
fur coats young newlook coats in new longer
lengths, new full.flare, detailing and just
in time for Christmas we've reduced them
drastically.
Come to Saks tomorrow-choose the coat you've
been wishing for, and with the many dollars
savings, have Very Merry Christmas.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-02-07

parts for "the land of the morning
calm" for the second time since his
exile 40 years ago. DR.. Rhee's fol-
lowers consider him the legitimate
head of the provisional Korean gov
eminent set up by those leaders for
tunate enough to escape when Japan
dealt Korea its final, crushing blow
in 1905.
Presidents of the United States
since Theodore Roosevelt's time,
state department and other govern
ment officials have been consistent
ly sympathetic and stubbornly I'M
cooperative with the effort of this
unflagging patriot to obtain recogni-
ton Of his country. They did not
frown on his return to Korea when
it was liberated" by the defeat of
Japan. They put no obstacles in
the way of his choice as head of
the group which set up a provisional
government of Korea. They permit
ted that group to send an observer
to the U. N. but when DR.. Rhee
returned from Korea in December
Of last year his efforts to make his
voice heard before the international
body were blocked by the state de-
partment ukase, mo official stand
ing"
Today Korea is a nation bisected
by the 38th parallel. The North,
under Russian control, is separated
by the Asiatic model of the Iron
ment exists in the Southern half,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-02-07

Mount, N. c. His ancestry is "du-
bious," Mrs. Baynard explains, his
mother being a Pekingese and his
father a travelling man." Laddie
Boys age is equivalent to 1875 years
IN human being.
The exceptional attention and care
which he has received from his mis-
tress for more than a quarter CEN
fury are credited with Ladies'
longevity. Although a dog half his
age is considered old, Laddie still
can amble about. He prefers, how
ever, to spend long hours in his
wicker basket, barking vigorously
when he wants his dinner or other
attention. Ladies' eyesight is very
poor but his health remains good as
he has required no veterinary atten-
ton for four years. Despite an al
most complete absence of teeth,
Laddie has big appetite. He is
devoid of all his hair save for the
head, legs and a narrow furrow on
his back.
Besides Laddie, there were
reports on 10 other dogs 20
years Of age or older. The aver
age dog has span Of life Of
10 to IL years.
Not all Of the owners who submit
ted data mentioned the sex of their
aged pets. OF those who did, how
ever, 106 reported males and rs
females, indicating that the male
dogs longevity is greater.
The North Central states of Mich
igan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio reported the most aged
dogs-40 in all-with the Middle At
lantic states of New York, New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania trailing with
SO. Among individual states,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-02-07

time simultaneously nursed puppy
and kitten.
Numerous owners reported 16 and
17-year-old dogs who are refusing
to act their age by rafting, chasing
cats and picking fights with other
dogs. One bewildered owner re-
marks of her 18-year-old terrier,
"She plays and rolls on her back,
chases cats and chickens and be-
HAYES disgracefully in general. Per-
haps she is in her second puppy
hood"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-02-07

CVcly NM,
and, his owner points GNHSAN
out, he has never come AWA.
in without all of them. Wy
In addition to his herding duties, he
has completely eliminated wood
chucks from the Porter farm.
Follows Mistress.
Duplicating the story of Mary and
her little lamb, Mrs. Martha v. Al
bers of Arthur, ILL.,, reports that her
fox terrier, Rex, now II years old,
daily accompanied her and her two
brothers to grammar school and
then to high school. When Mrs. Al
bers finished high school and went
to work, Rex accompanied her to
the office every morning.
A real old-timer is Foxy, collie
owned by Capt. William Penn Lodge
of Long Beach Island, N. J. Now %
years old, Foxy can credit his
longevity to an active youth. Foxy
was found as young wild dog rum
ming at large in the woods of Penn
sylvania. Captain Lodge captured
the dog and tanned him. For years,
Foxy, grown from wild puppy
into "dignified CITIZEN" has been
a familiar sight racing along for
his exercise at the side of the Lodge
car.
Show Motherly Traits.
Motherly instincts prevail among
the queens of the canine world, the
Gaines survey discloses.
From Mrs. B. J. Blackburn of
Roseville, Mich, came picture Of
her sporty-looking purebred wire