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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-07
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

venski fasisti napovedali boj in
dvignili tozbo proti listu "Ena.
kopravnost". Vsak tudi We, kaj
in koliko TAXA tozba ma sodniji
stane, kaksni stroski so v zvezi
z obrambo. Prispevki so in DO.
do potrebni, ker druzba "Ena-
kopravnost" kot TAXA vemo, da
nina kapitala "a financiranje
takih zadev in tozb in je, kot
sem poudaril, potrebno, da sc
tega zavedamo. Zavedati sc mo-
ramo, da nam je svoboda tiska
Sc vedno potrebna, da ohrani-
mo demokracijo in da je po-
trebno priskociti S taksnimi
prispevki ma pomoc. N Namrec
to tozbo je vlozil ma tukajs-
MEM sodiscu kaplan Gabrov-
Sex, XII je pred nekaj lett PRIDE
zal sem IL domevine z name
nom, da bo ribaril tn med nami
"a njihov gnili klerikalizem. Tu
v Clevelandu je v ia namen or
ganiziran odbor, XII bo zbiral ta-
ke prispevke in ia odbor DELUXE
v polnem soglasju z organizaci-
jo SANS. Toda o temu odboru
DO porocano bolj podrobno jaw
nosti OBJ drugi priliki.
Delo, XII ga je zacrtala zadnja
konvencija SANSa cd 80. do
81. maja, je dalekosezno in je
potrebno, da Sc vsi tega zave-
damo tenn, da bono stall ma
strani SANSu S prispevki v raz-
ne sklade, XII bodo omogocili IL
vedbo vseh nalog SANSa. L.
raznih resolucij, XII SO ma kon-
venciji bile sprejete in deloma
ze vse priobcene v nasem tisku,
ste razvideli pred kaksnimi ma
logami Sc nasa organizacija
SANS nahaja. Zato je potreb-
no, da Sc oh vsaki priliki spom-
mite, da prispevate "a SANSove
sklade, pa tudi "a otrosko boil
nisnico, "a katero sc prispevki
Sc vedno S hvaleznostjo spreje-
majo.
Nasa podruznica DO imela
svojo jesensko prireditev in 81
GER dine 5. oktobra v SID ma
Waterloo Rd. Najeli smo ODE
dvorani. Prihodnja seja SANSa
bo vazna vsled te priredbe. Da-
lie smo well v najem tudi dvo-
rani tega donna "a prihodnje le-
to in sicer enkrat v mesecu
aprilu in v jeseni leta 1948. "a
stopniki pa tudi clanstvo je ma
proseno, da Sc teh sci udelezu'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-07
Poroeilo tajnika
podruznice st. 48 SANSa

Cleveland, o. - Zadnje case
smo sprejeli pri nasi podruzni.
ci SANSa st. 48 sledece pri.
spevke.
Ia otrosko bolnisnico so pri-
spevali: Jos. Rott (izrocil A.
Jankovich) IS; druzina Andrew
Rebec $5; Mrs. J. Milavec je
izroeila $50 in to namesto ven.
cev "a njenim pok. soprogom
JOS. cinema darovalcev so bila
ze objavljena).
Mr.. in Mrs. John Pavliha sta
prispevala namesto venca "a
pok. Jos. Pavlicem IS. Ravno-
tako je prispevala v ia namen
Frances Bostic S., namesto
venca "a pok. J. Pavlicem.
Torej skupno "a bolnisnico
sprejetih prispevkov $50.
Ia upravo SANSa smo spre-
jeli sledece vsote:
Anton Skapin $40, Louis Ka-
ferle $40, Andrew Bozic (k)
$3.50, John Poznik $40, (vsi
imenovati so izrocili konvenc-
ne dnevnice nazaj v blagajno)
Clanarina Jack in Mary Tom
soc 81, John in Anna Zaic cla-
marina $5, drustvo mir" st.
142 SNPJ clanarina "a prvo
polovico leta 1947 $36, drustvo
"Kras" st. 8 SDZ clanarina "a
maj in junij $12, drustvo st. II
ABB clanarina "a maj in junij
$6.
Skupno sprejeli "a upravo
SANSa $3.50.
Dale smo sprejeli potion ma
Sc podruznice prispevke "a 'Na-
rodni odbor "a svobodni tisk"
katere je postal MIR. John Vitez
il Burton, Ohio in sicer $40,
katere so prispevali sledeci:
Jos. in Rosa Skoff S., Frank
Zdesar IS, Jos. Subec SIS in
John Vitez $5. Ia vsota je bila
odposlana ma glavno tajnico
"Narodnega odbora "a svobo-
dni tisk' Mrs. Jos. Tratnik.
Ia vse prispevKe v imenu po-
druznice SANSa st. 48 izrazam
najlepso zahvalo priporocilom
"a nadaljno naklonjenost in ma
daljne prispevke.
Vsak, XII zeli in namerava pri-
spevati v namen, da Sc ohrani
mas tisk je prosen, da to stori
Kot YAM je vsem znano, so slo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-07

dolznost je, da prihaja ma red
ne mesecne seize.
Ma. zadnji seji smo tudi raz-
motrivali predlogu, da Sc v
blizini bodocnosti kazejo slike
il stare domovine pri nasi po-
druznici. SANSov urad ina v
zalogi veliko stevilo raznih fill
NOV il Slovenije in Jugoslavi-
je; med mimi je tudi vecje Ste
vilo, katerih Sc nismo videli.
Prav gotovo bodo zelo zanimi-
We in cato pazite ma vsake ma
daljne objave, tikajoce Sc teh
premicnih silk.
Ko sem ze pri slikah, ma j
omenim, da sem zadnje dneve
Sci z druzino gledat zelo dobro
sliko "Open City" (Odprto me-
sto), katera slika je bila izde-
lana v Italiji. Nanasa sc ma
partizansko delo Italijanov sa-
mih "a casa okupacije Rima, XII
je bill pod nacisticno Nemcijo.
Vredno je, da 81 vsak to sliko
ogleda. Slika kaze tudi zaved-
ne duhovnike, XII so Sc borili OBJ
strani trpecega italijanskega
ljudstva. TIE duhovnike maj bi
81 we'll "a vzgled razni kaplani
Gabrovski in Omani, kot tudi
bivsi skof Rozman. I'll italian
ski duhovniki sc MISC rokovali
nacisti in fasisti, kot so to
delali nekateri slovenski. Tu ita-
lijanski duhovniki MISC videli
strasilo komunizma, kot ga vi
dijo nasi - ampak so gledali
in stremeli po osvoboditvi svo-
jega katoliskega naroda izpod
tiranije fasizma in nacizma. Ko
so umirali "a te ideale in bill
streljani v hrbet, Sc MISC bali
smrti, ker so vedeli, da umirajo
"a svobodo svojega naroda. Ko-
legi pri A. D. &c Sc niste gleda-
Ii te slike, vam bi topic priporo-
Gil, da jo greste pogledat! Ia
slika nj bila izdelana nekje v
Rusiji, pac pa Italiji sami. V
Sikh je italijanski govor. Slika
kaze, da Italijani MISC bill samo
fasisti, ampak tudi zavedni,
svobodozeljni ljudje. Imeli so v
svoji sredini izdajalce, XII so
svoje uboge rojake izdajali ma
cistom ma isti nacin, kot so v
nasi start domovini delali TIA
beli'', XII so povzrocili toliko
gorja in skode svoJlm lastnlm
rojakom. Kdor Sc nj videl to
sliko, mu topic priporocam, da
jo gre oh prvi priliki pogledat.
Tudi kritiki jo mocno hvalijo.
INA mednarodnem filmskem fe-
stivalu, XII Sc je vrsil v Parizu
je slika "Open City,, dobila
vsled odlicne igre in rezije pr
vo nagrado. OPP. ured.)
]. F. Durn, tajnik
podruz. st. 48 SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-07
D RAZNIH RECEH
M. I L J I N

Sc pri kuhanju v vodi razkraja.
Pa ne samo v juhi, vsem,
kar mi jemo, je mnogo vec vode,
kakor Sc nam zdi oh prvem po-
gledu.
V socivju je toliko vode, da je
posuseno lahko kakor pub. V
kilogramu mesa je okoli 700
gramov vode. V krompirju raw
no toliko.
Ko Sc je Papanin pripravljal
"a odhod ma Severni tecaj, je Sci
v zavod inzenirjev "a splosno
prehrano in zaprosil, da hi pri-
pravili "a MEGA in tovarise tax
obed, da bi ga bilo dovolj "a pol
drugo leto, a da hi skoro mic ne
tehtal.
In tax obed so sestavili: Vze-
Ii so ma tone mesa, socivja, sad
ia, velikanske kotle borsca in
juh, ter so izparili il vsega tega
vodo. Brez vode je postala VISA
ia zaloga ziveza lahka in tako
malenkostna, da SO jo lepo spra-
viii v nekoliko desetin kovina-
stih posed.
Cemu jemo meso?
Pojedli smo juho, sedaj more
mo zaceti z mesom. &c bi zana-
lizirali meso, hi nasli, da so v
MEM kakor v juhi poleg vode
razne soil in pa re znane snovi
"a okus. Razen tega pa je v MEM
Sc en- sestaven del, XII ga je v juhi
prav malo-beljakovina.
Ko kuhajo meso, Sc del BELLA
kovine izlocuje in splava ma po-
vrsje podobi kosmicev. Ia ma
kip snemajo gospodinje z zaje-
mako, da pi juha bila lepsa; in
to je ravno narobe, kajti BELLA
kovina v mesu je mocno redilna
SNOW.
Brez beljalxovin ne bi mogli Ii
yeti, ker so tudi nase misice,
ravno tako kakor govedina ali
teletina, skoro celotno zgrajjene
il vode in beljakovine.
Ce Sc bono hranili zivezem,
XII je v MEM mnogo masti, slad-
korja in skroba, a :je sicer brez
beljakovine, moramo pref ali
slej poginiti radi nedostatka
snovi, XII hi CRADLE nase telo.
Oh samih beljakovinah, OBJ sa-
mem mesu ma primer, pa tudi ne
bi ziveli. &c bi Sc hranili samo z
mesom, bi ga morali pojesti po
diva kilograma ali cello tri ma
dan. Tega pa tudi najbolj zdravi
zelodec ne hi prenesel; in kaj
Sele clovek!
TO pomeni, da je nam treba
tolsc ,ogljikovih hidrantov in be-
ljakovin. TIE snovi so gorivo, XII
kuri in spravlja v tex YES mas
"stroj;" SO gradient material,
XII gradimo il MEGA nase telo.
(Dolje . torek)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-07
Zakaj testo kipne po kvasu?

AoIO, ho1 sc CuuA AOSd IL gu
ma napihne, &c jo napolnimo z
zrakom.
Samo da je v testu namesto
gume ravno tako-raztegljivo
lepilo, namesto zraka, pa je-
ogljikov dioksid.
= Ko bodo pri vas donna zopet
mesili testo "a kruh, ga vzemite
koscek in polozite v stekleno
posodo, posodo pa z necim po-
krijte. Dan ma to jo previdno od-
krijte in porinite MO zazgano
sibico. sibica ugasne pri prici.
Zakaj?
Ker Sc je v posodi nabral og-
ljikov dioksid.
Ko so dali v testo drozi, sc
zacenja v MEM javljati mnozi-
ca mehurckov ogljikovega diok-
sida. I'll mehurcki napihujejo te-
sto in ga dvigajo.
Odkod pa prihaja ia plin?
Izdelujejo ga il tesla drozi.
Vsaka glivica v kvasu je mala
tvornica kemijske stroke, XII iz-
DELUXE ogljikov dioksid.
Zato je torej kruh tako me-
hurcast in rahel. Vsaka luknjica
v kruhovi meci je sled, XII je
ostal "a mehurckom ogljikovega
dioksida.
Kemijska zgodovina kruha
Sedaj vam moran povedati
vso zgodovino kruha cd facet
ka. Vse YAM DO razumliivo in
znano.
Gospodinja je sklenila speci
kruh. V leseno kadunjo je nasu-
la moke, zlila vanjo lonec vode,
dodala kvasa, 81 zavihala rokave
mad lakte in zacela mesiti. Lepi-
vo je sklejilo lahke razsipajoce
Sc Crude moke v veliko mehko
kepo. Gospodinja je pokrila po-
sodo in jo primaknila k topli
peel.
Tu Sc je sedaj zacelo. Cim so
drozi prisle testo, so re zacele
delovati; njihova naloga je izde-
lovati ogljikov dioksid.
Ako hi v testu ne bilo lepiva,
hi ogljikov dioksid izginil, ka-
kor bi trenil. Lepivo pa, vse glib
emo in raztegljivo, ne daje me-
hurckom, da bi usli. Pin sc mai
trudi kolikor hoce, da bi prisel
ven, maj pritiska ma stene svoje
jece kolikor mu drago, MENU Sc
ne posreci raztrgati zilavo vre-
Cleo lepiva.
Kepa testa ozivi, zacenja Sc
meziti, dviga Sc wise in wise,
kakor da Sc pobira il posode.
In glejte, sedaj testo vsadijo
v pee. Tu Sc z MIN dogaja mno-
zica sprememb.
Ma povrsini hleba, kjer je vro-
Gina najhujsa, Sc skrob spremi-
MIA dekstrin. Testo dobiva tr-
do skorjo. V notranjosti hleba
Sc skrob nabuhava, kakor v ku-
hanem krompirju, in Sc MEGA.
Lepivo usiha, sc trga in pusca
ma svobodo ogljikov dioksid. In
ma koncu-prijetni vonj |sveze
pecenega kruha vsepovsod po
sobah.
Zakaj pivo Sunni in Sc peni?
Kako delajo pivo?
Psenicno ali jecmenovo ernie,
XII je vzklilo v sladu," denejo v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-07
Zakaj pivo Sunni in Sc peni'

LdkdJ P1VO Su1Il1 III Sc pen1:
Kako delajo pivo?
Psenicno ali jecmenovo ernie,
XII je vzklilo v sladu," denejo v
vodo in dodajo kvasa. Drozi "a
cenjajo delovati in pridobivajo
il Urn ogljikov dioksid.
Mehurcki, XII Sc dvigajo v pi-
WI in ga silijo, da Sc peni, so
mehurcki ogljikove kisline.
Kaj je juha?
Mnogi mislijo, da ie eista
mesna juha ma stedilniku tako
dolgo, da poide VISA voda, ne
ostane ma dnu ponve skoro mic.
Ako bi odnesli kroznik ciste
juhe v laboratorij in napravili
analizo, bi sc pokazalo, 'da je
razen tistih 10 zlic vode v kroz-
niku juhe ena cetrtina zlice ma
sti,. enc cetrtina zlice kleja, ne
koliko soil, pa ne samo navadne
soil, temvec tudi drugih, a vse
drugo so "reci "a okus." Tako
|pravijo onemu sestavnemu de-
~ mesa, ki mu dale okus, in ki
Evening star., 1947-01-17
IC. P. Minnigerode
Resigns as Director
|Of Corcoran Gallery

The Board Of Trustees of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art today ac-
cepted the resignation of C: Powell
Minnigerode, dean of American art
museum directors and director of
the gallery for more than 81 years.
In accepting his resignation, the
board elected him to the newly
created post of director emeritus.
In that position he is expected to
continue his close association with
American art and artists, with spe-
Icial emphasis on Washington's own
cultural life and those who carry
lit forward.
I In his stead, the board elected
Hermann Warner Williams, jr., who
was appointed assistant director of
the gallery almost year ago, fol-
Evening star., 1947-01-17


lowing service as chief of the War
Departments Historical Properties
Section He formerly was assistant
Curator of the department OF paint
ings at the Metropolitan Museum
of Art in New York.
Mr.. Williams came to the gallery
with a broad educational back
ground, the result of thorough train
ing in this country and travel
abroad. He has also served as as
sistant curator of the Brooklyn
Museum and is the author of books
and articles on art subjects. At
the time Of his appointment the
trustees announced that he came
with "an excellent record"
Director and Trustee.
Throughout his nearly 55-year
association with the gallery and with
the art of the Capital and the Ma
ton. Mr.. Minnigerode has followed
a career of unusual distinction.
Besides becoming dean OF art
museum directors, with longer
period of continuous service to his
credit than any other, he has twice
been president of the Association Of
Art Museum Directors, and he be-
came the only art museum director
who at the same time was trustee
of his institution.
One of the most popular museum
directors in the country in the
eyes of American artists, he has
Evening star., 1947-01-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. =. A-s
II,

vances. It has acquired the notable
Clark collection OF famous paint
ings, now housed in a special Clark
wing, and many other well-known
works of art.
Also through the philanthropy of
the late Senator Clark of Montana
and his wife, the gallery has been
able to hold its widely known bien-
nial exhibitions of contemporary
American oil paintings.
Art School FIourishes.
Many other exhibits. especially
those featuring the work of Wash
ington artists, have been organ
lied by Mr.. Minnigerode. The gal
Evening star., 1947-01-17

secretary, and has held both posi-
ticns ever since.
Director at 80.
When Frederick B. Mcclure, the
gallery's first director and successor
to DR.. Barbarin, died in 1915, Mr.
Minnigerode was named to succeed
him. He was 80 at the time.
In that same year another honor
came to him. He was chosen the
only lay member of the Interna-
tional Jury of Award for the Pana
ma-Pacific International Exposi-
ton in San Francisco.
Later he was decorated by the
King of Belgium in appreciation OF
his work in arranging an exhibit OF
Belgian art-at the gallery.
During his service at the gallery
the institution has made great ad-
Evening star., 1947-01-17

! at Episcopal High School near Alex
andria.
1t may be said that he grew up
in the gallery, and as he grew 80
did the institution.
For his first job he was paid the
impressive monthly salary of $40
as clerk under the gallery's cura-
tor dt had no director at that
time), DR.. F. S. Barbarin.
Five years after he started work
the gallery moved to its present
location at Seventeenth street and
New York avenue NV. from what
is now the Court of Claims Build
ing at Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Mr.. Minnigerode rose to be as
sistant fdirector by 1904. Later, in
1915, he was elected a member of
the Board of Trustees; became its
Evening star., 1947-01-17

always stood ready to help them as
friend in need. He is and has
been the friend OF struggling young
artists and the country's great
painters as well.
Knew Many of Famous.
He was an intimate associate OF
the late Carl Melchers. He knew
John Singer Sargent, Abbott
Thayer, j. Alden Weir, Frank Duve-
neck and many other famous men
of another day He can boast the
personal friendship of virtually all
of today's art leaders.
He started work June /, 1892, at
the gallery as 15-year-old Alex
andria boy who simply needed a
job. He was born in st. Louis on
June 2, 1876, and his parents were
descendants of prominent Virginia
families. He received his education
Evening star., 1947-01-17

lery,s school of art has houristed
and drawn hundreds of students.
Mr.. Minnigerode said today: ~
man I heard of once said on his
retirement, I expect to spend the
rest of my life regretting my past
and eriticizing my successor
II expect to do just the opposite"
Evening star., 1947-01-17
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Evening star., 1947-01-17

A jacket for the man whose tastes run
to really fine and distinctive apparel.
Tailored of choice quality imported
sheepskin leather in rich tone with
front of handsome beige suede. De-
tailed in the Saltz F Street manner
with leather-piped pockets and many
other niceties. Yoke front, full Upper,
one-piece belted back.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01

Tuesday, Oct. 4.
The Adult Bible Fellowship will
meet for a potluck supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Webb in
Columbus.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01

Monday, OCT. IS.
The guest night meeting of the
Laurel Federated club has been
changed to the above date and will
be held at the parish hall.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Auxiliary Urges Support
OF Security Measures

Support of universal military
training legislation now pending in
congress will be one of the major
activities of the American Legion
Auxiliary during the coming year,
Mrs. Kathryne Royalty, national de-
fence chairman of the local Auxiliary
unit reported to the unit.
Action of the recent national con-
vention in New York City reaffirm-
ed the organizations stand for an
adequate national security program
based on the training of all young
men, she said. She urged all mem
bers to watch the progress of the
universal training legislation and
other security measures in the COM
ing session of congress and to give
them their personal support.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
New Brownie Troop
Of 9 Is Organized

A new Brownie troop of nine
fourth grade girls was formed Sept.
% at the East schol. Mrs. w. H.
Vaughn is the leader, with Mrs. Paul
McLarnon as assistant leader. The
troop will meet each Tuesday from
a to 5 p. m.
Ollie Mae Anderson was elected
secretary and Mary Ann Vaughn
treasurer of the group.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Coal Bin Capacity

Multiply the length, width and
height of coal bin together, and
multiply that amount by Sc for hard
coal, and by so for soft coal. Divide
by 1000 and the result will be the
number of tons of coal that the bin
will hold.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Sounds Real Warning

South American theaters sound a
"lovers' warning" before turning on
the theater lights after the compile
ton of each picture or perform
ance.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Honey for the Bride

In ancient Egypt bridegrooms
were required to promise to supply
their brides every year of their
married life with a certain amount
of honey.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Veterans Children Receive
Legion and Auxiliary Aid

Veterans Children Receive
Legion and Auxiliary Aid
Children of veterans aided by the
joint efforts of the American Legion
and the American Legion Auxiliary
during the past year numbered 397,-
545, according to a report received
by Mrs. Herriet Bliss, child welfare
chairman. In addition, $4,000 other
children were assisted by the two
organizations.
Approximately 100000 from
Legion and Auxiliary resources were
expended to aid these children. An
other $1,000,000 was secured from
sources outside the organizations.
Child welfare work was carried out
in practically every city and town
in the United States, with thousands
of volunteer workers from both the
Legion and Auxiliary taking part.
The expenditures in the past
twelve months and the number of
children aided were the largest in
Legion history. Continued increases
are expected because of the rapidly
increasing number of children of
veterans needing assistance, Mrs.
Bliss said.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01
Auxiliary


Auxiliary meeting will be held
Oct. z, at the home of Lillian
Wage with Helen Wage and Mrs.
Thorne cohostesses. Please bring
1948 dues. Must be in by Oct. Is,
not later!
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.ALENDAR
looming Events >.
Friday, Oct. 3.

rrludy, Oct. d.
Circles l and 5 will be hostesses
at the meeting of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service which be-
gins at 2 o'clock at the Methodist
church. Guest day will be observ-
ed. Mrs. Shirley Penninger will
have charge of the program and
violin music will be furnished by
Mrs. Philip Marsh.
Officers of the Odd Fellow lodge
announce that a business meeting
will be held at the Commercial club
at 8 o'clock in the evening. All
members are requested to attend.
Monday, Oct. 6.
A dinner at $50 for Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs will be served in the
dining room of the Methodist church.
Following the dinner the Evergreen
Rebekahs will meet at 1880 at the
parish hall. Mrs. Matte Dawson OF
Stevensville, president of the Mon
tana Rebekah assembly, will make
her official visit to the lodge and
inspect degree work.
The Laurel Woman's club will
meet at 2:3O at the home of Mrs.
M. F. Crawford.
Tuesday, Oct. Z.
The Adult Bible Fellowship will
for a potluck supper at the
home of Nh. and Mrs. Ted Webb in
Oct. s.
The Demolay Mothers club will
conduct a miscellaneous sale on this
late at the Masonic temple.
Monday, Oct. -.
The guest night meeting of the
Laurel Federated club has been
to the above date and will
De held at the parish hall.
Laurel outlook., 1947-10-01

EXCHANGE STUDENT =. Her
mann Nickel of the Berlin suburb
of Dahlem is first German ex-
change student to come to the
U. S. since the war. Pronounced
free of Naziism, he will study at
Union college, Schenectady, N. Y.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-29
Evsngelistic Service Wednesday Evening
 Prayer 6 Praise
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH

COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH
 R. N. Wilkinson, Pastor
 Sunday, Nov. 30 9.45 Bible School. HOO Morning Worship Greater than Atomic Power" Guest Speaker:
 c. David HungerfOrd 6:30 Youth Hour 7:3O Gospel Service Sermon: Follow On" Guest Speaker:
 William s Stone Thurs. 7:30 Bible Study 8:30 Choir Practice Radio Program = WVCQ: II am Tues. Thurs. and Sat.
 Faith For Today"
 L. D. s. CHURCH Church services every Sunday I0.3O am at old civilian leegs- ation club at the base The lO:15 town bus stops righk at the door.
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Fire Alarms

Turn in fire alarms at the dsp' uty U. s. Manshal's Office-IOc's ed in residence between the nc diak hotel and Kodiak 'are'' store.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-29

CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Sunday Masses: Church S;30 & 1O:90 am Hospital 6;3O am Weekdays: Hosnital 6:So am. Holydays: If legal holiday
 same order as Sunday If workday:
 Hospital 6:30 am
 Church 7:T5 & S:00'am Rosary & Benediction: 7::30 Sundays, HolydaYs, First Fri days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions: 2 to 8 pm Saturdays & eve of HOlydays; eve of First Fridays 6:30 to 7:3O pm; and before each Mass
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-29

City of Kodiak, all remaining
 unpaid as of Nov. 12. as the same appears on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of