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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-02

kdkoT Jc UlIO lIeOd hdJ
Prezijo ma mas v zasedi?
Bogatirjev pristopi h komi-
sarju in ga vprasa, &c SINE pre-
gledati stroj. Komisar sporoci
njegovo zeljo poveljniku in ia
privoi.
. Strojevodjev pomocnik vzame
klesce, kladivo, kljuce, mazivo,
odklene kljucavnico ma oklop-
ljenih vratih in previdno stopi
ma tia. Cd tam me poklice. Pre-
skakujem stopnice, zdi sc mi,
da sem pijan, potuhnem Sc, ne
morem hoditi ravno.
- To je cd dodge voznje, -
mi sepece pomocnik.
Trenutek ogledujeva .gozd.
Dviga Sc mad najinima glava-
ma, zibljejo Sc vrhovi dreves,
krosnJe sumljo Jezno in otresa-
jo suho listje.
- Strasen je, - Sc nasmeh-
ne pomocnik in pokaze glavo
ma gozd, pri tenn pa Sc skloni,
da hi Sc splazil pod scitni oklep.
POskocim.
CHM sc premaknem, ze zazi-
vi gozd. Zasije v bliskih, zagr-
mi prasketom.
Zavpil sem, da bi Sc pomoc-
mix cimprej izvlekel izpod stro-
ia. Tecem vzdolz vlaka, a sc
premislim in sc vrnem k stro-
ju. Vidim pomocnika, kako sc
izvlece, kako hlasta k stopni-
cam ter visoko zamahuje z ro-
kami. Po nekoliko korakih sc
ustavi, sc prime "a prsi, klecne
in brez besede in vzkrika pade
vznak.
| Sklonim Sc, tecem, vidim ma
robu gozda gruco ljudi, XII divje
krice. Hite k lokomotivi. Sko-
CHM ma stopnico stroja, nekdo
me zgrabi "a lase in me po-
tegne v stroj. Telebnem ma tla
"a menoj tresnejo vrata in "a
Igrmi zapah. Bogatirjev me
vznemirjeno gleda, necesa pri'
Icakuje. Nato zivcno vpije mad
komisarjem, maj poslje ljudi pc
njegovega pomocnika.
| Komisar ne obrne glave k Bo'
gatirjevu, poslusa hropenje il
| telefona in zloguje:
| - Razumem, tovaris koman'
dir!
| Komisar gleda mimo Boga'
tirjevlje glave, posinelimi ust'
nami zapoveduje:
! - Nazaj S polno paro;
! Bogatirjev ga gleda in Sc ne
game.
| - S polno paro nazaj! .
l. govori komisar nepricako'
vano tho, skoraj ljubeznivo.
Bogatirjev Sc lenobno presto
pi cd vrat ma vodilno mesto
Tedai komisar ostro krikne:
! (Dalje prshodnVc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-02
(Nadaljevanje)

StroJnlke! RudarJe?
Zamizim in molcim. Pred oc-
mi mi stopi Pasta vas, koliba,
okroglo okence. Skozi to OXEN
ce sem gledal, kako je Sci stroll
mix oh zori ma delo, bill je kakor
senca, YES pobit. Spominjam Sc
oceta, kako Sc je tam . oh
plavzu prijel "a oko in
kako je lezal z negibnim odpr-
tim pogledom, z mrtvo zenico,
ma stekleni mojstrovi. terasi .
To noe sem razbil okno va
gona in Sc potopil v nocno te-
mo, skozi katero je drvel vlak.
Pred zorro tecem po tracni-
cab, cez zelezniske pragove.
Srajca mi sega do kolen, noge
so bose, glava brez cepice, toda
meni je topic. Zjutraj pridem
do postaje. Sprejmo me vojaki
Rdece vojske, oklepnega vlaka
"Donbaski proletarec". Ma va
gonih je napisano z belo kredo
"Naprej ma poljsko fronto!
1920 leta."
Devetnajsto poglavje
Noe >.
Gluha, tina noe PLAYA mad
mocvirji, mad gostim lesovjem
vojnega obmocja.
-. Po tracnicah drvi oklep.
nj ''Donbaski proletarec". Tece
brez brlizgania, signale ina po.
krite z diski. Ia MIN ostaja
stepa, stirikrilni vetrni mil
nj, kurgani. Spred in okrog vse'
povsod gosto lesovje. Veje Sc H.
tezajo proti vlaku. Cujem, ka'
ko posumeva listje oh oklepu
locomotive.
Mocvirja izpuhtevajo hlad ir
tohlo vlago. Zapenjam 81 ovrat'
mix srajce in sc stiskam h kotlu
stroja. Pristopi strojevodja Bo'
gatirjev. Miglje S crnimi brki
jih boza s siroko trdo dlanjo
pozmrkuje z enim ocesom in ka.
re stisnjene belle zobe:
Al, al, kaksna sramota
Sanjka zmrzuje? Nemara 81 sc
ustrasil Poljakov, a?
Ne utegnem odgovoriti. Te'
lefon zazvoni, sluzbujoci komi'
sar dvigne slusalko in poslusa
udari petama in nekaj zapo'
veduje Bogatirjevu.
Poveljnik oklepnega vlaka je
- bivsi donbaski fuzinar Gar
buz. Strog je in neizprosen. Ne
zna Sc smejati ia visoki, neko'
liko sklonjeni, temnopolti, brez'
zobi mozak. Govori, ne da bi
dvignil oci, kakor da je pozabil
kako vpijejo drugi ljudje. Sko'
raj sepetaje dale povelja.
Vojaki rdece vojske pripo-
vedujejo, da dobi napad, kadar
sc razvpije, in tedaj mora "a
nekaj dni posteljo.
Navadil sem sc oklepnega
vlaka, vzljubil sem tisto vecno
napetost, XII napolnjuje mole
dni in noci. Opravkov imam "a
dosti. Pomagam v kuhinji, lu-
Jim krompir. S strojevodjevim
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near Green wood

Ah. and Mrs. Noah Warren had
the misfortune to have a brOoder
house with $50 baby chicks burned
early Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Duphily of
Harrington wee dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dearman on
Thursday.
Announcement has been received
here that Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
ShOuse of Winston. Salem are being
congratulated on the arrival of u
pound baby boy. Carroll Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Cannon OF
Media, Pa. spent the past Weekend
with their parents. Mir. and Mrs.
Leonard Zott
Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Rus;
Cn Sunday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Lloyd of Sea-
ford. entertained several little tots
on Friday in honor OF the first
birthday anniversary Of their son.
The kiddies all enjoyed the little
party and the delicious refresh
ments including the birthday cake
with one candle. Many more happy
birthdays, Johnnie
Miss Marilyn Brown of Newark
spent the weekend with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. GOOtee. Brown
Earl O'bier of Philadelphia was a
week lend guest of his parents. MIR
and Mrs. MerleO'bier.
Miss Shirley Zott was dinner
guest of Miss Marilyn Brown Oh
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
GEORGETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Hilyard Purnell and
daughter, Diane. who have been
living in Wilmington for the past
year have moved into the home of
Mr.. Hilyard's mother, Mrs. Thayer
Royal, who is now in Italy with
Major Royal. Mr.. Purnell has ac-
cepted a position with John r. Hit
chens, Inc, at Seaford.
Mrs. George Tidwell and Miss
Marie Whaley were recent visitors
in Wilmington.
Hilyard Barr, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Courtland Barr, OF Los Angeles,
California who is now student at
the University of Pennsylvania has
| been a recent guest at the home of
his grandmother, Mrs. John Barr.
Miss Edna Williams and Mr..
George f. Brown of POcOmOke City,
Md, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard DickersOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Irvine OF
Philadelphia are the proud parents
of a BABY girl born last week. Mrs.
7 III
Murray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Murray.
Miss Anne Swain, librarian at the
Hercules Powder Co.. at Claymont
has been visiting her parents. MIR
and Mrs. Ralph Swain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Collins OF
,, Portland, Oregon have been guests
of Mrs. Susan Danish.
Mrs. n. Ashley Jenkins has been
spending some time with relatives
.. in Scranton, Pa. While there she at
tended services in the church ol
which the Rev. Richard X. White
formerly of this town. is now Rec
, tor.
Mrs. George T. Walls is patien
in the Memorial Hospital in Viii
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NiOfa ant
two children, MizZie and Sally o
/, Wilmington have been guests o
!, Mrs. Viohl's mother. Mrs. JOIN
= Egan and her aunt. Mrs. HOwar,
Stewart.
q Mr.. Everett +. Warrington at
= tended the Alumni banquet an,
. meeting of the University of Della
! ware, held last week in Hotel du
= Pont. Wilmington. Brig. Genera
: Robert II. Pepper, formerly @
Georgetown was also present at tn
dinner.
Aubrey c. Smoot, Jr.. student a
= the University of Delaware, ha
v been visiting his parents. DR.. an
r Mrs. Aubrey c. SmOot.
Mrs. o. d. Robinson has returne
from a visit with her nephew, NJ
. Aubrey X. Tunnel and Mrs. Tur
,r nell in Atlantic City
\ Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wilson Ell
o tertained at a bridge party at the
: home recently, with guests frOl
. RehobOth. Milford Selbyville an
+ KentOn.
= Miss Eietta <SammOnS was +,
o. cent guest at the home of Mr.. an
q Mrs. Roy Achilles at RehObot
10 Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
OVERLOOK

Mr.. Taylor Vaughn was in
Springfield. Mass, a couple days
last week.
Mrs. j. J. Davis and daughter Of
NillsbOro called to see Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Green, Sunday.
The w. S. c. s. of Whites Chapel
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles Warrington, Friday night,
March IA.
Miss Norma Lee Stauffer spent
Sunday with Mrs. Marie Simpler
Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Linford Pettyjohn
were given quite surprise on Sat
urday evening when they were
away for few hours they returned
home a number of their relatives
had gathered and gave them a sur
prise. it being their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Margaret White is visiting
her sister. Mrs F'redOnia LOfland
in I.eweS.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

Mrs. Andrew Burks entertained
the Afternoon Bridge Club on
Thursday, and had as her guest,
Miss Georgeanne Cochran, of
MiddletOWn
Warren West, veteran OF World
War III, has accepted position
with the Sussex Countian.
Mrs. Ralph Taylor. the former
Miss Beverly Bailey has joined her
husband, Sgt. Taylor who is in the
] Air Corps. stationed at Sumter. S. G.
/ Col. and Mrs. Stephen Deuane.
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
\. Ashley Jenkins. Col. and Mrs.
Deuane were enroute to their home
in Lakewood. New Jersey after a
vacation in Florida. COL. Deuane
was formerly stationed i'll George
town with the 18th Infantry. and
has returned to this country after
overseas duty in Germany.
Mrs. Harrington Savage is re-
cuperating from recent operation
III Beebe Hospital, LeWes.
Mrs. Raymond Marvel enterta1n-
ed at luncheon on Tuesday in honor
OF Mrs. Everett Ar9O of Milton.
John G. Townsend, III, son of Mr..
and Mrs Julian +. Townsend is re-
cGperating from an operation per-
formed last week in Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington.
Charles ElwoOd Boots" Wilkins
> who has been i'll for several weeks
is reported cOnvalescing.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FOOks have
received word of the safe arrival OF
their son, Thomas III. FOoks. S lie
; in Alaska. He left Phila, on Janu-
airy 4th for Seattle by plane, expect
f ing to fly the whole distance. Bad
flying weather. resulted in the tril
: from Seattle on, being made bS
boat.
t Master Jimmy Hearn, son of Mr.
= and Mrs Wallace Hearn celebrated
his first birthday on Tuesday.
1 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Penuel
f ST.. of MillsbOrO celebrated theil
f Goth wedding anniversary on Feb
n ruary 14th and in the evening Ell
Il tertainod their children and friends
Present were Mr.. and Mrs George
: Gillespie and Mr. and Mrs. Ella
d Carmine and children of Oak Orch
: ard. Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Zeigle
: and children. Bridgeyille. a grand
i daughter, Mrs. Patrick Ryan
# Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
G A. Joseph and Mrs. Viola Wilson
Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Il Craig, Bridgeville; Mr.. and Mrs
s John Obezt and son. OF New YOrl
d City Valentine games were fea
ture of the evening and a surpris
d telephone call from daughter
T.. Mrs. Dudley Perkins of Phila., VIII
i was prevented hv accident. from al
tending the celebration.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

New York state produces about
II Dercent of the L. s. commercial
apple crop.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

A Biblical mite was worth less
than n quarter of a cent.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

Daniel J. Layton, Jr.. and Edward
Neasey left last week for motor
trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Ryan and
Miss Lucy BiscOe have returned to
their home here after several weeks
in St. Augustine. Florida.
John Edward Wilson, aged about
II years. died in Beebe Hospital
friday morning, February % after
Il short illness, which followed fail
ing health for the past several
years. With the death of John
Edward" as he was Familiarity
Known, a long, and we'll known, and
we'll loved figure has passed from
GEORGETOWN and Sussex County.
Born near Georgetown he was the
son of the late Nathaniel and Hes
ter Messick Wilson, and has lived
all of his life in and near this city.
known by more persons in Sussex
County than most of the prominent
people in the State, his friends and
"pardS" hail from all sections OF the
County. Many years ago, while he
was still young man he was the
local news agent for all newspapers
in Georgetown and was a familiar
figure in and around the Court
House and at all public gatherings
in this end of the State. An ardent
Democrat. he was ALWAYS on hand
for their meetings under all cir
I cumStanceS. John Edward" is sur
vived by his wife. Mary F.. Wilson
and two sisters. Mrs. Amanda
Stooms, Georgetown and Mrs.
Harry Cain of Denton. Md. Old
friends from all parts of Sussex
County and elsewhere, attended
funeral services. in Grace Metho-
dist Church, on Monday afternoon
March 3 at two O'Clock. The ser
vices were in charge of the Kew
William p. kesmodel, pastor OF
Grace Church and interment was
made in the Sand Hill Cemetery
about four miles north east OF
. Georgetown.
Mrs. j. T. Bailey and Mrs. Ray
Masten Of Georgetown left Wed
nesday for Camn Hood, TeAa:
. where they will join NJ SGT. Harol'
, Watson and Private Ray Mastcn.
i, A Biblical mite was worth les:
: than n quarter of a cent.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
IN MORIAM

In loving memory of our son and
brother, James Daniel Sutherlan, VINO
suddenly passed away March IL, 1919;
Today brings sad memories
OF the day you went to rest,
But you'll always he remembered
by the ones who loved you best,
It's lonesome here without you.
And sad the weary way;
For life is not the same to us
Since you were called away.
The blow was sudden. the shock Sc
we're
We little thought the end so near;
And only those whO've lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell.
More and more each day we miss you.
Friends may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed
Sadly missed by Sisters. Brother.
Mother and Father. Mr.. and Mrs
! James +. Sutherlan. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
DAGSBORO

The w. s. c. S. met in the Church
Hall. Thursday, March 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Timmons spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Short at Bethany Beach.
Mrs. Bertha Fish of Preston, Ma.
spent Friday with her father, Mr..
Lemuel Brumbley.
Mrs. Elmer I.ayfield is suffering
with a broken collar bone she sus-
tanned from an automobile accident
Saturday while returning from Will
min2tOn.
Delbert DaiSey returned TO LeWeS.
Monday a. M. after spending the
week with his family here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Armel West of AlillsbOrO call
cd on their parents. Mrs. West is
Improving after suffering a heart
attack the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hudson and
family left Thursday TO make their
home in Wilmington. Their farm
was purchased by Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny McCabe. Jr.
Jimmy l.ayfield spent Saturday
with Billy Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. McC abe and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kitchens OF
Selhyville spent a part of the week
at Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Hitch
ems purchased new Chevrolet.
Mr. and Mrs Willard McCabe OF
MillsbOrO called on their parents.
MI. and Mrs. Chester ClO92. Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renya Clog9 enter
tanned at a duck dinner Sunday.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Nc
Cabe Of F'rankford, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kitchens and daughter.
Patsy of Selbyville.
Mrs. Annie Quillen of StOckl2y
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Curnie Clogs. They entertained to
a duck dinner Sunday, their child
zen. Mr. and Mrs. Paul ClOgg and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lockwood
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. William Rogers.
New York state produces about
II nercent of the L. S. commercial
apple crop.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. ]. E. Ruble visited friends in
Washington, ID. c.. during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards
were dinner guests on Thursday
night OF their son, and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Rich
ards in Camden
Mrs. Kathryn knight had minor
operation performed on her foot in
Wilmington on Friday. Her sister,
Mrs. Edna Davis visited her on Sat
urday and reports her condition as
very satisfactory.
Laymans Sunday was observed
in our church on Sunday with Mr..
Caleb w. Johnson, having charge
of the morning service.
Mrs. Isaac Orvis and Mrs. Will
liam Hinsley attended shower on
Thursday night given for Mrs. Mel
vim G.. Luff of Wilmington at the
home of Mrs. Herman Jones in Do
yer. On Saturday evening they en-
tertained ten guests to card party
at their home here.
On Sunday the Hinsley and Orvis
families spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Chichester in Will
mingtOn.
Ralph Failing was discharged
from the Kent General Hospital on
Sunday, following an operation two
weeks ago. He is doing very nicely
and hopes to soon be out again.
Mrs. Frank A. Anderson recently
spent a few days with her mother
Mrs. Bessie J. Hart, enroute to hel
home in Red Bank, n. j., after
vacationing in Havana, Cuba
Miami and st. Petersburg, Florida
Mrs. Isabelle Smith the newly
elected president, presided at the
business meeting of the NJ. Y. A. +.
on Wednesday evening, February
26, which followed a delicious tur
key dinner held in the S. S. room
At the meeting ii was voted to pa,
one hundred dollars toward thu
church budget the next cOnferenc,
year. Mrs. Pearl Hinsley was ap
pointed by Mrs. Smith to have
VI tllc oSllOOI uui
the month of March through tn
first Sunday in April after whicl
time another member of the SrOul
will be named to take charge. Any
one having a child or children un
der school age will have the privi
lege of leaving them in the Primar
S. S. room. during the Sunda
x,yncchi,a cnruinn whore tho
will be properly entertained an
taken care of.
The play titled Crashing SOcie
ty' is now underway and Mrs. Edn
Roe, the Director, and her cast G
characters are going to work har
to turn out something that everyOn
who attends will remember as be
ing TOPS" You will be hearin
much about this play in the neN
few weeks so plan right now tha
Crashing Society" is sOmethin
that you are going to see. A dat
when it will be presented will b
set later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wilcutt
were Wilmington visitors on Satu
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bryan visite
the formers parents in Dover @
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Short {
FELTON, were Sunday dinner guess
of her mother, Mrs. William Rec,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Jackson {
Lancaster, Pa, spent the week-er
with the formers mother. Mrs. Y
p. Jackson.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

Government. too, has it's rainy
days. At times it seems to be all
wet et-Eagle. Milton, Ore.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22

Redwood, Ohio
Nov. rs, 1947
Union Co. Journal
Marysville Ohic
Dear Santa
/ My school teacher told us
boys and girls if we would write
to you you would send us a pic
ture of yourself (Santa Claus). /
amin the first grade of school
have two other brothers in
school please bring us some toys
and candy.
Don't forget to send me your
picture as I love you so much.
Donald Wheeler
Dear Santa Claus,
want a cap gun, air rifle, a
ball and bat, car, truck and | an,
nine years old.
Walter Zeigler
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rHE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARysvniE. oHo

Redwood, Ohio
R. F. d. 2
From Mary Helen Holycross
Dear Santa
| want a new bress and coat
a bandana anklets
Nov. 81 l947
Dear Santa Claus,
l am little boy z years old.
/ want a foot ball and a little
tractor and plow and little
wagon, also some organes nuts
and candy.
Please don't forget my little
sister Patty. Thank you for the
things you brought me last year.
Your little friend
Fritz Blue
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Dear Santa Claus Marysville o.
From Marilyn Jean Edwards
I'm in the third grade I'm
eight years old. l would like to
had a doll and o dollbed for
Christmas and some dish and
table chairs for Christmas. My
brother Bobby is six years old
and he wants train for Christ
mas and my other brother Don
is four years old and he wants
cowboy suit.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22

Dear Santa Claus
I would like sled and a boys
bicycle, and a ball.
Herbert Getter
Dear Santa,
/ went an. airerifle and 2 foot
ball and basketball. / am 8
yeas old Norman ray Trescher.
Marysville, Ohio
r. r. S Nov. 20, l947
Dear Santa Claus,
/ would like bicycle, a bed,
baby buggy, doll chair, a
pencil set, a pen, a ruler, a ball
and some clothes, a canary, a
scrapbook, a sled.
Virginia Ann Organ
Mary Christmas
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22

Dear Sata, I am Ronnie Chap
man. want toy bulldog, climb
ing tractor combination truck
and steam shovel wrecker truck
super deluxe specials. twin ro-
deo holster set, crow choots 2
came. COW boy suit with gun and
holster
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22
Dear Santa

/ am little boy years old.
I want to thank you for the
presents you brought last year.
Please bring me a foot ball, ieep,
wrecker truck and a small car
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22
DECEMBER %. ls4.

to use with the wrecker. Il yos
have any clothes that will III
me bring them TO me.
Your little boN
George Henault
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22

Dear Santa Claus r F d
I am Jenny Rose Price. | want
some dishes for Christmas. /
want some candy for Christmas.
i want one table and chers.
Thing you.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22

Dear Santa,

New Dover, o.
Nov. 18, 1947
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a cowboy suit
a football and some games.
Rex
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Rex
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Butler Got Groceries on Tick,
Wants Couples Ration Books

Within the Georgian mansion,
servants busted the old masters
which line the long passages and
bedecked the lofty, white walled
rooms of the royal suite with
flowers. e..
Outside, pheasant and grouse
wandered in the meadows and park
lands The lawn sweeping down
from the house was green and
bright, the yew hedges in the garden
were clipped and neat. Beside the
main door blossoned single rose.
Frank Randall, longtime butler at
the estate, fretted over a buffers
problem.
Scanning the stock of food laid in
for the Princess and the Duke, RAN
dali said:
Il hope they bring their ration
books with them-I had to get the
groceries on tick"
Evening star., 1947-11-20
By The Assoeiatsd Press

ROMSEY, England, Nov. 90
Spacious Broadlands mansion was
stated today-to offer a honeymoon
haven for Princess Elizabeth and
the Duke of Edinburgh.
A specially-reinforced corps OF
detectives and police was posted
around the estate. the home of Earl
Mountbatten, the bridegroom s
uncle. The carefully chosen serv-
ants had strict orders to give the
young couple peace, privacy and
quiet.
Sentry boxes were. set up at the
gates.
In the main streets of this old
village, bunting and pennants f1ut-
tered in muggy southwest wind.
A banner strung between trees on
the avenue leading to Broadlands
said welcome to Romsey."
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Finding ofskeIeton Leeds
To Inquest in Virginia
By she Associoted Press

BLAND, Va, Nov 20-The death
of a man identified as Samuel j
Breeding, Grundy salesman. who
disappeared three years ago, will be
investigated at an inquest here to-
morrow afternoon.
A rife and glasses believed to
have belonged to Mr.. Breeding were
found near the skeleton which re-
Gently was discovered by hunters.
Mr.. Breeding, 4S, at the time Of
his. disappearance In September,
1914, was believed to have gone
hunting. A search Of several, days
made at that time was futile.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Several Reported Detained
In Plot Against Masaryk
BY the Asseeiaied Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Nov. 20.
Responsible sources said today one
man was under arrest and several
others were reported detained In
connection with a bomb plot against
Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk' and
two other cabinet members last
September.
Moravian security police refused
to comment.
The sources said the one man
known to be held was a cabinet
maker. The report of the arrests fol-
lowed an investigation conducted by
Vladimir Krajina, general secretary
of the National Socialist Party, after
Communist publications accused his
part yof instigatin the plot.
The bombs were mailed to the
ministers In perfume gift packages,
but we're intercepted before reach
ing them.