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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09
20-letnica podruznice
st. IA SZZ

Euclid, O. - V nedeljo IL.
oktobra bo V Slovenskem drust-
venem domu ma Recher Ave.
podala podruznica st. IA SzZ
zanimiv program pri proslavi
2O-letnice ustanovitve. Vabimo
vse clevelandske in sosedne po-
druznice in tudi druge prijate-
lie, da mas ma ia dan posetite
Pricetek bo oh 3. uri popoldan.
Ma programu DO drama "Raz-
valina zivljenja'', XII je jak o
poducljiva. Vsebina drame je
sledeca:
Pohlepni vdovec oce Urh
Kante ina zganjarno in brhko
hcer Lencko. Ia memo roko Sc
poteguje sosedov fant Ferjan,
katerega tudi Lencka rada vi
di. On pa ina tekmeca v osebi
premoznega kmeckega sina
Martina, kateri pa Lenckinemu
srcu ne ugaja. Kot je ze stara
navada, Sc ocetje ma Sloven-
skem prav malo brigajo "a src-
ma cuvstva in druge ljubezen-
ske "neumnosti''. Oni gledajo lie
ma premozenje in doto. No, in
taksen je bill tudi oderuh Urh
Kante. Ker Sc je Lencka brani-
la porociti Martina, XII je ime]
re nezakonskega otroka z Ur.
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sikne Martin skozi zobe. Skoci
proti njej, jo zgrabi v blaznem
ljubosumnuju, stisne "a vrat in
jo zadavi.
Tako sc konca ia drama pol
ma ljubezni in intrig, XII j je po-
dlaga pohlepnost po denarju
in alkohol. To dramo hi moral
videti vsak, komur je zibelka
tekla v romanticni Sloveniji.
Lepe drame so v nasi naselbini
postale jako redke. Zato vas
prijazno vabimo, da mas poseti-
te. Igralci vam zagotavljajo par
ur dusevnega razvedrila.
Slovenci smo pevci. Brez slo-
venskih pesmi ne bi bill program
popoln. Zbor "Slovan" je re vsa-
kokrat pri svojih nastopih po-
nesel melodijo slovenskih pesmi
prav do viska in gotovo DO tu-
di v nedeljo presenetil vse pri-
sotne. Zvecer oh pol osmih pa
Sc priene pies, "a katerega DO
igral Louis Strukel orkester.
Ia podruznico:
IVanka PuncOh
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Vesti IL zivljenja
d,7aeriSkih Slouenceu

Lorain, o. - Dne 10. septem-
bra je po dolgi bolezni umrla
Rose Rupnik, stara IS let, do
ma il stjaka pri Vipavi, v
Ameriki 40 let. Tukaj zapusca
moza, tri sinove in dive hceri.
Arma, Kans. - Pc kratki bos
lezni je umrla Agnes Lolanc,
stara 70 let, clanica SNPJ, v
Ameriki okrog 40 let, yes cas-
v Kansasu. Donna je bila iz zu-
pc, fara Dobovc pod Kumom.
Zapusca moza, pet sinov in dive
hceri.
St. Michael, Pa. - John Ma
du je prejel zalostno vest il
svoje rodne vasi Jesevca pri
Trebelnem, Dolenjsko, da je 5.
junija zadela velika nesreca
druzino njegovega brata. Po-
gorela je VISA domacija, kakor
tudi trem drugim kmetom, brat
pa je Is. junija umrl. V Ameri-
XII zapusca diva brata, poleg
Johna tudi Franka v Nanti
Glovu, Pa, v Argentini pa 81
Pittsburghu, kjer Sc je morala
ma.
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nekoliko pod kapo, je tudi ura
zbezljala, da je motila obrtnike,
trgovce in uradnike pri delu.
Ponoci, ko je bila ma Spas
skem stolpu ura, je vselej nastal
po vsem mestu direndaj.
"V vsaki ulici," pise Meyer
berg, $50 postavljeni strazniki,
XII slednjo noe, ko zaslisijo biti
uro, zacenjajo po tolikokrat kla-
titi po odtocnih zlebovih ali des-
kah, kolikokrat je bila ura. Ia
hrup bi imeli povedati okoli po-
tikajocim Sc nepridipravom, da
strata bdi in cuje."
Kaj je s stare uro ma Spas
skem stolpu, sc ne We. V 18. sto-
letju je bila ma stolpu ze druga; !;
pravijo, da jo je narocil Peter il
Holandije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09

Nj ia dom, dom raznih bavba-
WOW, to je dom zgrajen ne ma
skali, ampak ma zuljih kulturnih
delavcev. Barve so okusne kot
jesensko listje v naravi. IL teh
stem pred odrom vas prisrcno in
smehljajoce pozdravlja pristine
slovensko dekle (kaj ina v jer-
basi, pridite pogledat).
Fantje,~ mozje in strict 81 pa
lahko obujate spomine pod ok
nom nekdanje izvoljenke. Zad-
MO soboto 4. oktobra pri "Svo-
vodomiselnih" smo videli precej
starejsih ljudi in nobeden sc nj
kremzil pri odhodu.
Ja-ja, Sc bi bio, ko bi bla nasa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09

Pohvale Sc slisijo, da Sc mix
dar nj bill tako ocarljiv in vab-
ljiv.
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Sala Velikega Toma

Stenska ura, XII jo imam So
bi, vcasih rada ponagaja. Danes
je, ma primer, opoldne bila ma
mesto II kar IA.
&c Sc to pripeti nasi, tako
umetno napravljeni uri, kaj bi
Sele rekli uram, XII SO sluzile ma
sim prednikom?
Podobno 81 je bill izmislil Veil
XII Tom, XII je bill nekoc pozabil,
da vendar nj Mali Tom.
Res pa je, da so Tomove mu-
he resile zivljenje cloveku.
To je bilo tako. Pred kraljev-
skim dVOrcem Londonu je sta
la strata. Oprt ma musketo je vo-
jak mislil, kako je noe hladna in
meglena, in da zmena Sc ne pri-
de tako kmalu. Zdaj jci Sc mu je
zazdelo, da slisi pritajene glaso-
We. Vzdignil je glavo in prisluh-
nil ter pazljivo zastrmel V temo.
Ulice takrat Sc MISC bile raz-
svetljene kakor so danes, in tez-
ko je bilo kaj zagledati. Straznik
je storil nekoliko korakov oh
dVorcu, a sum Sc nj ponovil. Ti-
sti trenutek pa sc je zaculo bit
je ure ma Westminsterskem stol-
pu.
Veliki Tom je bill nasemu mus
ketirju prijatelj: Udarci zvona
so mu krajsali cas-, XII Sc je vle-
kel obupno pocasi. Straznik je
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druzba vecja. Prmej Ljubljana,
da res!
Vsako soboto in tudi nedeljo
90 zimi innate priliko videti ia
mas narodni hram. Zacnite re v
soboto, ne bo vam zal. Kjer so
slovenci, tam je veselje. Kjer
so "Slovenske sokolice," je po-
strezba uljudna.
Kakor ze pred 40 lett, se vedno
po isti poti, brez strahu, so edi-
mole "a ljudsko pravico in res
nicen mir po celem svetu.
Pridite, poveselite Sc nami!
Ia "Slovenske sokolice," st.
442 SNIP: Ivanka shiffrer.
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KoLlK0 60, JE !!!3 URA?
NJ. I l. J I N

zacel steti in je k MIN pritrka-
valz musketinim kopitom.
Takrat je bill Veliki Tom OBJ
jestno dobre volje in je k H..
udaru dodal Sc 13.
Dan po tistem so pa straznika
zaprli. Pokazalo Sc je, da je pref
opolnoci il kraljicinih sob izgi-
nil dragocen nakit.
Nasega znanca so obdolzili, da
je ma strait spal in da zato nj
slisal tatov, kako so S ceste vlo-
mill v dvorec.
Revezu hi Sc slabo godilo, &c
bi sc mu ne bi posrecilo dokaza-
ii, da opolnoci nj spal. Ravno
prav Sc je spomnil, da je ura
sinoci udarila 13 krat namesto
II krat.
Poslali so po urarja, XII je Ii
vel ma Westminsterskem stolpu.
Potrdil je, da je ura opolnoci res
odbila 13. Proti temu dokazu nj
bilo mogoce mic vec, in musketir-
ia so oprostili.
Tako je Veliki Tom resil to-
varisa.
Cudna ura
V start Moskvi so tudi imeli
takega Toma, uro ma Spasskem
(ali Odresenikovem) stolpu v
Kremlju.
Ia ura je bill prav poseben IL
delek.
Navadno Sc pri uri obraca
kazalec, a kazalo Sc ne giblje.
Tu pa je ravno narobe, kazalo
Sc je primikalo, in kazalec je bill
tarden. Kazalec sam pa je tudi
bill cudna rec. Incl je podobo
malega sonca z zarki, XII je bilo
pritrjeno ma stem mad kazalom.
In ne samo to: ma kazalu je BIZ
10 oznacenih ne II ur, temvec
celih II.
Kako neki so Moskovcani Ste
Ii cas- po tako cudni uri?
Odgovor smo nasli v zapiskih
potnikov. Kaj pisejo O tenn Me-
yerberg? On pravi:
g. .kaze dnevne ure cd SON.
Gnega vzhoda do soncnega zaho-
da Rusi namrec delijo dobo
noci' in dneva ma "a ur, a ure
stejejo po prisotnosti ali odsot-
nosti sonca, tako da oh soncnem
vzhodu bije ena in potem lepo
naprej do zahoda sonca. Potem
zacenjajo steti Cd prve nocne
ure in stejejo skozi do casa ko
nastaja dan Ko so dnevi maj
daljsi, kaze ura in tudi bije do
II, in takrat traja noe sedem
ur.'
stetje casa je bilo takrat res
zmesano. Nj cudno, da so mora
Ii vedno patti ma uro. Ko ga je
incl urar, XII je prebival v stolpu,
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All ste moro6mik "Er,akoprav-
most?" Ce ste, ali so Va$i prija-
telV IN snanci? "Enakoprav-
most" je potrebna vsaki dru$ini
s0r0di VGSnih Uesti IN Vedno ak
tatdlnih CldnkoU! Strife "Enako-
prGU11OSt!w
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09
Nekaj o zajcih

Prva ura je bila v primeru z
naso sedanjo silno preprosto in
grobo izdelana, in cato je kazala
hudo netocnost .Imela. je samo
en- kazalec, tistega "a ure. Zato
pa je urar Heinrich moral sta
novati v stolpu, da je incl svojo
uro vedno pred seboj in jo
upravljal. stevilke ma kazalu so
Sic cd 1 do "a, ne pa samo do II,
kakor je pri mas navada. Oh enih
je bilo takrat po zahodu sonca,
oh "a pa z zahodom sonca dan
ma to.
V starih cash Sc "a ur traja-
joca doba (noc in dam namrec,
nj zacela S polnocjo kakor da-
mes, temvec zahodom sonca.
Potem so zaceli deliti kazalo,
da so zarisali stevilke cd 1 do II
dvakrat, "a ponoci in podnevi.
Cez nekaj casa pa SO re delali
ure z naso delitvijo.
Zanimivo je, da so sedaj zopet
zaceli steti ure cd 1 do "a. Ma
zeleznicah je re dolgo tako. Res
pa je, da obcinstvo Sc zmerom
raisi pravi lob pol enih ponoci'
kakor pa lob mic trideset,' ali pa
lob enajstih zvecer' namesto
lob triindvaj jsetih.'
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Velikani in pritlikavci

Ste sc re zanimali "a to, da re-
ci rastejo? Pred 200 lett je bila
hisa ma tri nadstropja redkost,
sedaj pa stojijo v Ameriki hise
ma sto nadstropij in vec. Prvi
parnik je bill pritlikavec, &c ga
primerjamo sedanjimi ocean
skimi velikani. Takih primerov
najdete, kolikor Sc vam zazdi.
z uro je pa narobe. Prve me-
hanicne ure so bile ogromne
stolpne ure, da so bile utezi ma
stote tezke.
Mnogo let je minilo, preden so
Sc ure zmanjsale do razmer
stenske in zepne ure.
(Dalje . torek)
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Sokolice vas vabiio!

Cleveland, o. Sokolice vas
vabijo v soboto II. oktobra oh
8. uri zvecer v Slovenski narodni
dom ma St. Clair Ave. Ne samo
ma pies, ampak da tudi vidite,
kako krasen je ia mas, vas in
njihOV DOM.
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Ja-ja, Sc bi bio, ko hi bla nasa
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CITY NEWS

Stanley d. Kirton, Mus. b. in
Pianofo-te Recital, New England
Mutual Hall, Clarendon and
BOylstOn SITS, Boston, Mass,
(Near COpley Square,. Sunday
Aft. Sept. rs I947 at $3.50 O'Clock
Tickets S2.4O, S1.SO, S12O ttax
incl). Tickets on sale at Douglas
Squa Pharmacy, Douglas
Square; Bay State Pharmacy
Northfield and fremont Streets;
KOrnfield's Drug Store, Wash
ingtOn and William Streets, Rox-
bury; New England Mutual Hall
Box Office, or call GAR $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Walker,
so Ashton St., Everett had as
houseguests for the past two
weeks their cousins Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Wilson and little
daughter Anita of Norristown
Pa. During their stay the Walk
ers visited many of the states
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Women Honor
Fred Douglass
1874 Harold ST., ROxbury

ROCHESTER, N. Y. A high
light of the meeting of the En-
pre- State Federation of Wom,-
cas- Clubs, Mrs Frederick Lee.
president. held recently at Mt
Odyet Baptist church, Roches-
ter, N Y was a pilgrimage to the
Frederick Douglass monument
in Highland Park. The pilgrim
age lett from the historic AME
Zion church where the group
viewed memorial windows to
Frederick Douglass, Sustain B
Anthony, and visited the base
msnt where the North Star was
published. Appropriate exercises
were held at the monument and
a wreath given by the State was
paced on the monument by Mrs
Ada B Talbert, State Chairman
Of Frederick Douglass drive, as
sisted by Mrs M NJ Harden and
little Joan Coles with the Jun
Tors a c t n 9 as assistants
throughout the exercises.
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historic places. Other out-of-
town visitors were Miss Ruth
Holmes TO Richmond, Va, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Foster,
teachers in the Armstrong High
School, Richmond, Va. Mrs. Fan.
ME Wilson was the charming
hostess.
Miss Gertrude Belden, SO Cam
dem St., spent the simmer at
Vineyard Haven.
Mrs. Hubert Collins, 555 Shaw
nut Ave, was in NYC last week
to attend the wedding of a friend
She also visited friends in Brook.
lyn.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cox, ia
Camden St., celebrated their
first wedding anniversary Mon.
day, Sept. g.
Mrs. Bessie Butler OF Rich
mond, Va, has been the guest
for the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gum, 1445 Wash
ington ST. She also visited her
brother William Simmons.
Rev. H. B. Burton returned
last Saturday fro ma vacation
in New York, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City, In Phila. he at.
tended sessions and festivities
of the Elks convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon CHS,
ohm, $50 Columbus Ave, had as
houseguests over the week END
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mead OF
Philadelphia. Before returning
home Mr.. and Mrs. Mead will
visit friends in New York City
The block chairman of the
back yards and gardens improve,
ment contest sponsored by the
Boston tuberculosis Association
will give a musical tea at the
Women's Service Club, 464 Mas
sachusetts Avenue. next Sunday
afternoon at four P. M. Mrs
George Byars is Chairman for
tea and Mrs. Mary Smith treas,
urer. Among the block chairman
are Mrs. Dotson, Mrs. Richards
Mr.. Albert Smith. Miss Emma
Weathers, Miss MacNeil, Mrs
| George Byars and Miss Mary
Smith Those pouring will be
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Tyler
Mistress of ceremonies, Miss
Agnes Vandeze. About three
hundred guests will be present.
| Jack Hill, % Wellington st.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-13
THE SPOTLIGHT

BY ALMIRA PARK

Leila Stubbs Mckenzie is trav-
cling in the midwest renewing
old friendships she formed dur
ing the years she had her home
in Illinois. She was Sunday din
ner guest of Charles and Eula
wilson at their lovely home in
Chicago. Charlie, a former Hub
lite, is now a practicing attor-
ney. A decidedly interesting va
ration of her Sojourn is a trip
Leila plans t omake to Niles,
Mich, to visit friends on their
farm. Before heading west, She
house gueSted with her brother
in-law and sister DR.. and Mrs.
Richard (Dick) Brine in Brook
lyn and was also entertained by
many of her NYC friends and
aCquaintanceS. Members
wanted to see California" DR..
McCurdy says was one of the
persuasive reasons given for the
choice of Los Angeles for this
years National Medical ASso-
citation. confab. Just back last
Saturday DR.. and Mrs. McCurdy
say that their trip to the Far
West was full of thrills. On the
way out they made stops in Chi
cago, Denver and Salt Lake City,
and on the way back they visit
ed San Francisco, Oakland, Port
land Ore, Seattle, Wash, the
National Glacier Park in Mon
tana where they spent a few
days admiring it's wonders. The
park is in the mountain area of
Northwestern Montana and con-
tains numerous, beautiful gla-
cier-fed lakes and precipices
thousands of feet n depth.
Mr.. and Mrs. william S.
Dabney whose home has been at
q Shafter St., Dorchester. are
now residents of NYC. Mr.. Dab
ney recently was transferred
from Boston to his new set-up
on the Federal Housing Author
ity in the Big City Newly
established in Gotham are also
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harmon
Brown. Mr.. Browns duties in the
racial relations sphere called him
thither. The two popular couples
leave the Hub with the regrets
of their many friends here
Back again in the Hub to re
join her husband, Herbert Tuck
err, Jr., is Mary Hill Tucker who
passed most of the summer at
her former home in Cheyney
with her parents, Cheyney Inst.
prexy and Mrs. Leslie Pinckney
Hill Along with many from
the Oak Bluffs summer coiory
Maiden Councilman Herbert
Jackson and Mrs. Jackson with
their two Winsome little duagh-
terS are reestablished at home
much refreshed by their sojourn
in their cottage by the sea g.
Well remembered from her Bos-
ton days when she was one Of
the Hubs exceedingly clever
dancers, Imogene Roundtree
now of NYC, has opened a Laun-
dry Mat, a modern continuance
to aid the busy housewife on
washing day. All tie latter has
to do is to proceed to the wash
shop, deposit a coin with her
bundle, and nj short while her
washing is ready for delivery,
dry enough for her to take home
in bag. All who know the en-
ergetic Imogene are confident
that she will win success in her
new enterprise and now Lin
coin Pope, Jr,, has quit the
ranks Of bacnelorhood His SO
charming bride IS the former
Gloria Downing. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. L. c. Downing of Roa-
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for delegates of color.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Beck
with of "a Ball St., and their
house guests iourneyed to New,
port, R. l., Sept. and were din
ner guests of Mrs. Mora Beck
with and later visited Mrs. silas
Washington and Mrs. William
Turner.
Miss Mary Jumper, of Boston
and Maiden, is back in her for
mer position with the Civil Ser
vice in the investigating divi-
sion, Washington, D. C. Miss
Jumper served with the Red
Cross in Japan for more than
year.
Mrs. Josephine Lewis, 10
Westminster ST., Roxbury served
a buffet supper at her home
Wednesday night of last week
in honor of Mrs. Lee and daugh-
ter, also Mrs. Margaret Thcmp.
son of Pittsburgh, Pa. Other
guests were Miss Edna Black,
Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Lewis and
other friends. A very pleasant
evening was spent. The next day
the Pittsburgh ladies left for
home after a delightful sojourn
of two weeks in the Hub.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faust. So
Windsor ST., attended the flu
neral services for Mr.. Faust's
sister-in-law Mrs. Banks Faust at
Waterbury, Conn, who died on
Aug. 5.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. A. McQQuitter
Of So Humboldt avenue, have
returned home after visiting
friends and relatives in New York
Philadelphia and Willow Grove,
Pa, Washington and Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson, pro-
priet0rs of the Western Lunch
Box on Mass. ave, are home
from their vacation in the Mid
die States, announce the open
ing of the popular eating place
this Sunday, Sept. ID, where they
viii be pleased to welcome old
and new friends and customers.
DR.. and Mrs. John Register OF
Washington, D. c., are house
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guests of Mrs. Registers sister,
Mrs. Nellie Green and family of
46 w. Canton Street. Enroute
home they will visit relatives and
friends in New York City, Allan
tic City and Philadelphia.
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Two Has LARGE
Membership

NEW YORK - The Intarna-
tional Workers Order now has q
membership of 10000. The or
Ganization was founded in 1890.
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noke, Va. Both husband and
wife are pursuing courses at 3.
U. Congratulations go to
Mr.. and Mrs. william MoSely
whose second daughter was re-
Gently born to them. Mr.. Mosely
is. the sole colored engineer in
the employ of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
The couple hail from Dee Gee
The bright young son of
the CheltenhamS CVir g inia
Roundtree) is back from his
first camping-out at the Modern
School Camp in New York State.
His mother went over to bring
him home after his two months
stay in camp. Eugene Jr. says
he met Peggie Trotter Diamond
there. Peggie, whose entry to
the camp was delayed by an at
tack OF measles, is the four and
a half year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Diamond
ellen KAY CrOft) of NYC
Jesse Jackson has written for
young readers a second book.
Anchor Man." to be published
by Harper and Bros. in Oct. call
Me Charley" his first book. was
given honorable mention by the
Child Study Association (1945)
IN their annual award for the
book that has done most to pro-
mote interracial understanding.
Ohio-born, Jackson attended the
State University. He left school
to enter professional boxing but
soon discovered he had not
learned enough about the "man-
ly art" He now lives in NYC
with wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Shaw of
New York are back home after
enjoying several weeks in Mas
sachuSetts visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Shaw'S brother John
entertained the visitors over the
weekend at his home in Weston
and on Sunday they were din
ner guests of the Frank Facey's
and inspected the peacocks.
pheasants and great danes
which Mrs. Facey raises and ex-
hibits at state fairs where they
have won Blue Ribbons. Another
genial host at his beautiful cot.
tage Lockwood" was Almont
Bracey who entertained the New
Workers at cocktails. Mrs. Louise
Ross joined her husband at the
Chinn cottage after a two weeks
vacation spent with relatives in
Pleasantville, N. J. Boston
had a glimpse last week of Mrs
Sadie r. Sibley, a former Hub
lite who came from N. Y. to visit
relatives and friends. She was
the guest of her brother and
sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Yancey of Everett. She also
made trips to Portland. Maine
her former home and to the
White Mountains of Vermont
Mrs. Sibley was at one time a
Guardian clerk and also a limo
type operator at the Machine
Composition Co. on Atlantic Ave
one of the largest printing con.
Germs in Boston. She is now an
attache of the Harlem hospitalfl
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-13
CARD OF THANKs

The family of the late Mrs,
Rosa Shanks White wish to ex-
press their heartfelt appreeia-
tim to relatives and friends for
cards and letters of sympathy.
beautiful floral tributes, and
ether kindness shown them dur.
ms their recent bereavement.
MRS. ALICE F. DUNCAN
and FAMILY.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-13

A doctor of philosophy de-
gree was recently awarded
c. v. Troup, president of
Fort Valley State College,
Fort Valley, Ga, by Ohio
State University. DR.. Troup
submitted the dissertation,
"A Study of the Student Per-
sonnet Services Offered by
coIored colleges of Georgia, !"
for his degree. Rated as
one of the nations top edu.
Gators, he has served as di-
rector Of the commercial de.
partment at Morris Brown
College, principal of Risley
High School, Brunswick, Ga.
Registrar and director Of
Fort Valley Colleges sum
mer school and president Of
the college since 1945.
amp
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, June 5 - B - GUS
DA)- Salable hogs 5000, total 8,
500; market active; so cents to
LOO higher; most advanced or
weights over $50 lbs; sows around
$3.50 cents higher top 24.75 spa-'
ingly; bulk good and choice ITO
$50 lbs. "a. 00-24.6o; good and choice
27O-290 lbs. 23.0024.0O; 3O0-350 lbs.
21.75-23.00; most good and choice
sows 400-500 lbs. 18.25-18.99; 300
400 lbs. 10. 0 20. 90.
Salable cattle $500, total 1850;
salable calves 700, total 700; fed
steers and yearlings including
yearling heifers strong to Is cents
higher; very active market on all
grades; demand exceeded supply
of strictly good and choice cattle
all weights; good cows steady; all
others weak; bulls and vealers
steady; most good and choice
steers and light yea-lings 24.50'
27.25 load lot top low to average.
chocie LIB lbs. 27.60; short loao
1850 lbs. averages PITS; choice
heifers $3.50; good swos 17.50-19.5(
mostly; Gamers and cutters ano
common beef cows 9.50-15.O 90;
heavy sausage bulls to 1850;
vealers $3.50 down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-06
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, June S - up -
(USDA)-Livestock: Hogs - mar
ket steady with Wednesday on all
weights; top $3.50 for good and
choice 180-24O lb barroWs and
gifts; 9O-10O lbs $14.OO; 1O0-12O lbs
$500; 120-240 lbs $17.0O; 140-16O
lbs $500; 160-18O lbs $21.00; 240-
300 lbs $40. so; 80 lbs and up $18.75
good sows under $50 lbs $3.50; $50
500 lbs $14.5O; over 500 lbs $14. 90;
good stays $500.
Cattle receipts light: market
fully steady on scattered lots OF
COWS; Gamers and cutters mostly
$9.00-11.00; fat dairy type $11.00-
1900 with odd head to $14.00; good
beef type cows SIS. 00-16.0O; med
ium and good heavy sausage bulls
$12. 00-15.00 lightweights down to
$1,000; vealers steady, topping
around $500; good spring lambs
$40. OO-21. 90.