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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
zLATE TROBENTE PLEMENA LJAP-LJAP

- Odlocitev je sprejeta - je
javil poglavar in postopek je
bill koncan.
Ko Sc je mnozica razsla je
doktor Hornsnegel vprasal po-
glavarja, zakaj so samo stirje
bogatasi trobili v zlate troben-
te.
zato, ker so oni edini, XII
imajo zlate trobente, - je raz-
lozil poglavar. - Vsi ostali so
samo obicajni delavci.
Po mojem mnenju to nj
svoboda besede in govora -
rece DIR. Hornsnegel. VISA pro-
cedura je v tenn, da mala sku-
pinica bogatih ljudi trobi v
svoje trobente. Toda pri mas v
Ameriki ina narod vso moznost
da izrazi svojo voljo.
- Res ? - Vzklikne po-
glavar.
- A kako to delajo?
V Ameriki, - pravi dr..
Hornsnegel - imamo namesto
zlatih trobent 6asopise in radio.
- Zelo zanimivo - odgovori
poglavar.
- Kdo pa je lastnik casopi-
SOW in radiooddajnih postaj?-
Bogatasi - odgovori DIR.
Hornsnegel.
To pomeni, da je pri vas
isto kakor pri nasem plemenu
Ljap-Ljap - pripomne pogla-
var.
- Tudi pri vas bogatasi tro-
bio v svoje trobente in tako
resujejo vprasanja V svojo ko-
rist.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

todicno bije MIN zdaj po hrb-
tn konja, zdaj po telesu male
zenske, XII je ze brez tega stol-
cena, da nina vec cloveske po-
dobe. Oci rdecelasega kmeta so
podplute S krvjo in sc bleste v
zlobnem zmagoslavju. Rdeci
lasje Sc bolj poudarjajo njih
zeleno barvo. Do lakti zavihani
rokavi so razgalili krepke, mi
sicaste, ma gosto z rdecimi ko-
cinami porasle roke; usta, pol
ma osrtih, belih zob, ina odpr-
ia in zdaj pa zdaj hripavo "a
krici:
"N-no ca-arovnica! Hej
N-no! Aha! Prav, bratci?'
Ia telego pa in zensko, pri-
vezano k njej, Sc trumoma va
Ii tolpa in tudi krici, tuli, zviz-
ga, Sc smeje, vriska hui
ska Tudi otroci so vines .
Vcasih stece kateri IL
med njih naprej in krici zenski
v obraz cinicne besede. Tedaj
oglusi krohot tolpe vse ostale
glasove in tanki zvizg bica v
zraku Ia sprevodom gredo
tudi zenske z razdrazenimi
obrazi in ocmi, XII Sc jim sveti-
.io cd veselja Moski gredo
in krice nekaj ogabnega onemu,
XII stoji ma telegi =. Ia pa Sc
obraca nazaj proti MIN in Sc
krohoce, ma siroko odpiraJoc
usta. Bic oplazi po telesu zen
ske . Bic, tanek in dolg, sc
oviie okoli ramen in sc zamota
pod pazduho Kmet, XII bl-
:je, potegne tedaj bic siloVito k
sebi; zenska oglusljivo zakricl,
Sc pretegne nazaj in pade ma
hrbet v prah Mnogo IL tol-
pc jih skoci k njej in 10 zakrl-
va, sklanjajoc Sc mad MO.
Konj sc ustavlja, cez minute
pa iznova potegne in vsa zbita
zenska sc kakor pref pomika "a
telego. Bedni konj koraka po-
casi in Sc vedno maje kustra-
vo glavo, kakor bi hotel reel:
"Kacko podlo je tolci zival!
Prisiliti mas morejo, da Sc ude-
lezimo vsake ogabnosti -
Nebo pa, juno nebo, je po-
polnoma cisto niti enega
oblacka nj in z MEGA radodar-
no lie poletno sonce svoje Ego
! &c zarke
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
M k i'm Gorkij:
s p e 6 v O D

PO VaSki ulici med belimi kO-
Gami Sc z divjim tuljenjem po-
mika strasna procesija.
Gruca ljudi gre, V gneci Sc
poGasi premika vail Sc kot
ogromen val, pred MO pa kora-
k a kljuse, m sno kustravo
kljuse, XII je cemerno povesilo
glavo. Dvigajoc emo prednjih
nog, MAZE tako cudno Z glavo,
kakor da hOCe 5 kosmatim COB
Gem zadeti V cestni prah, ka-
dar pa prestavi zadnjo nogo,
Sc mu yes kriz pribliza k tlom,
in zdi Sc, da Sc bO Vsak cas-
zgrudilo.
K prednjemu koncu telege je
konopcem privezana majhna,
Cisto naga zenska, skoraj de-
klica. Gre nekam cudno - po-
strani, glava gostimi, raz-
kustranimi, temnoplavimi lasml
je dvignjena kvisku in nekoli-
ko nazaj nagnjena, oci so ma
Siroko odprte in gledajO to-
PIN, brezmiselnim pogledom, V
katerem nj mic cloveSkega, ne
kan V dalj jaVO V5e telo Je
pOkrito modrimi in Skrlatnl-
mi marogami, okroglimi in po-
dolgovatimi, leva prozna devils
ka grud je presekana in IL ME
teGe kri Kri je napravlla
skrlatnordeco progo po zivotu
in nize po levi nogi do kolena,
ma golenici pa jo zakriva rjav-
kasta skorja prahu. Videti je
da SO telesa te zenske odrlj
ozek in tenek pas koze, in pc
nienem zivOtu SO mOrall dOlgC
biti cepcem - ker Je take
straSnO otekel in grozno moder
Vitke in ma jhne noge te zen
ske komaj stopajo po prahu
vse telo je strasno upognjenc
in Sc MAZE, in nikakor ne mo-
res razumeti, zaaaj Sc Sc drz
ma teh nogah, XII so kakor vse
Memo telo pokrite modrim
lisami, zakaj ne pade ma zem
ljo in Sc, visec ma rokah, ne
vlece "a telego po prasni in to
phi zemlji
Ma telegi pa stoji visok kme
V bell srajci, crno cepico i
jancje koze, izpod katere Sc MI
je preko celia povesil pramel
svetlordecih las; v eni roki DIR
III woke, V drugi - bic in me
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

la mehka snow oh trcenju v trd
Fpredmet razplosciti.
Ia problem je tako resil tudi
avtor zanimive knjige "Com-
mon and Vulgar Errors" (Splos-
ne in ljudske zmote), XII je izsla
1916 ma Angleskem. In vendar je
resnica, da more sveca prebiti
vsako, Sc tako trdo oviro, le da
je damo zadostno veliko pocetno
brzino. Ma Angleskem so to do
kazali ponovnim poskusom.
Vtaknili so sveco v lovski naboj
kalibra II in so jo izstrelili brez
tezave skozi zelezno plosco To-
pate. Sveco so nasli potem precej
nespremenjeno 10 metrov "a ci-
ljem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Tu nisem napisal alegoricne'
ga popisa preganjanja in muce-
MIA - ne, to zal nj alegorlja. To
Sc imenuje sprevod. Tako kaz'
nujejo mozje zene "a nezvesto-
bo; to ie slika il zivljenja, obi
cal - in to sem videl leta 1891
dine IS. julia v vasi Kandibov'
XII V Hersonski guberniji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
HISA NAPRODAJ

8 sob hisa sobami in strani-
Seem spodaj; zgoraj 3 sobe in kopal-
MICA. Zadaj je cottage z 2 sobami.
Garaza "a 2 avta. Lota 85x15O. Ma
haia Sc blizu slovenske cerkve v
Euclidu in transportacije. Nv o9s7
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
LASTNIK

proda 3 hiSe; 2 ma eni lott, vsaka
DO 6 sob fornezom; klet in pralni
cebri; ma 1856 in 1858 E. SO St.
Cena $500. Hisa ma 1875 E. SO St.
ina II sob; 6-6, forneza, kopal-
nici in pralni cebri. Cena $1,000.
Zglasite Sc pri lastniku ma 1875
E.. So St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
VOSEK SKOZI zELEZO

Malokateri clovek, tudi &c je
S fiziko dobro podkovan, bo
veriel, da sc da voscena sveca
izstreliti skozi zelezno plosco. Po
splosnem naziranju bi sc mora
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
Zen,IjiSSca
Forma noprodoi

812 akrov. Vkljucivsi bungalow
6 sobami; 3 spalnice, ognjisce; vino
grad, sadovnjak; popolna oprema.'
Idealno "a kokosjerejo. Cd drzavne
glavne ceste, 112 ure cd Square.
Proda sc "a gotovino ali pa zame-
MIA "a mestno posestvo. Poklicite
lastnika
FIX 6q23
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Igro kartami SO poznali HI
tajci ze leta 1920 pr. Kr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Prve umetne bisere, XII so pre-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03


ska pisatelj Theodor Dresser Sc
je selo pohva1ao isrosil pisonju
Quinno IN ga je primerjol g Rob
zejena IN S1oiftom.
Zlato trobenta je tipi6na sati-
ro IL Quinn-ouego satiricmego
ciklusa. Use sc dogaja . ismi$-
ljenem sUetu.
Znani raziskovalec dr.. Eme-
ric Hornsnegl opisuje svoji
zadnji knjigi "Cudoviti obicaji
naroda Ljap-Ljap' nekoliko "a
nimivih opazovanj V zvezi svo-
bodo govora med prebivalstvom
nekega m lie 6 a nepoznanega
OtOka.
Pri sprejemu znanega rails
kovalca V dvorcu Iggi Bum
bum je dr.. Horsnegl vprasal po-
glavarja plemena: cali vas "a
kon dovoljuje, da vasi drzavlja-
nj svobodno in odkrito izraza 10
svoje misljenje?'
- Vsekakor - je OdgoVoril
poglavar. Prebivalstvo nasega
otoka ina absolutno svobodo
besede, JAZZ pa upravljam drza-
vo po volji naroda.
- Kako to izgleda V praksi ?
- vprasa raziskovalec. - Ma
kaksen naGin ugotavljate javno
mnenje O posameznih vprasa-
njih? -
Cisto enostavnO, - razlO-
Ii poglavar. - Kadar resuje-
mo kakSno vazno Vprasanje,
sklicemo prebivalstvo otoka ma
posvetovanje ma dvorisce mo-
jega vladnega dvorca. Moi start
sluga zapisuje ma pergament
VISA vazna vprasanja, Xxi jih DO
treba obravnavati. Nato ugo-
tavljam voljo naroda ma ia ma
Gin, da poslusam zlate troben-
tc.
kai so to. zlate trOben-
te?
- Zlate trobente, - je rekel
pOglaVdr, - to SO CdlnstVenO
sredstvo "a izrazanje jaVnega
mncnia. Dvignem rOko in pozo-
vem: "Vsi, XII sc ne strinjajo S
tenn, maj zatrobijo. Vsi Oni pa,
XII odobraVajo predlog maj "a
trobijo Z zlatimi trobentami' e.
NatO dvignem levo rOko in re-
Gem: "Vsi tisti, XII SO prCti ~
Sedaj trobi opozicija zlate
trobente. Ci5to naraVnO je, da
tista stran, XII trobi mocncje
predstavlja vecino in vprasa-
ME RESIN V memo korist.
- Po mojem misljenju, -
rcCc doktor Hornsnegel, - je
to najbolj dovrsena oblika de-
mokraciie, XII sem 10 dOseda i
zasledil. Hotel bi prisostvoVatl
temu nacinu izrazanja wolfe
naroda, da bi vse naslikal. Ma
slednji dan ie dr.. HOrnsncgel
videl yes pOstopek. PreblValstVO
ot0ka Sc je zbraIo ma dvorisCu
dvorca ma posvetOvanje. Zbraio
Sc je okoli 5000 ljudi, vsi SO bi-
Ii goli in SO nosili le majhno
cunjo okoi bokOv.
Pred samim pricetkom cere-
monte so Sc pojaVile Sc stir
Osebe. OblcCeni so bill boga-
ia 0 b a lila, ma posVetOVanJe
SO .jih prlnesll raskoSnlh no.
silih. Dragoceno kamenje Sc j
blescaIo, njihoVa oblacila so bl-
Ia prepojena Z VOnjem dlsaV
S;edli so ma svilene blaine preC
r0n0ZicO. Sluge so takOi pri.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
The Tragedy of Ignorance

Filipino Community of Seattle Vicinity embarks
another administration year Spurred by enthusiasm in
the of the previous administration apt
praises that administration to the exclusion of
other previous administrations who well and COM
paratively successful.
Here the tragedy of ignorance When we ignore
unconsciousy ignore the merits and achievements of
other past administrations of the Filipino Community
only perhaps also unconscousy working against fmer
solidarity harmony of the community because will be
alternating the goodwill and the cooperation of those others
who past had worked for the glory and good name OF
the Filipino Community
blind enthusiasts take in ShOWerng praises that
fall exclusively upon particular group to the exclusion OF
others who have much claim to such honors.
A case point 1t has been remarked that Mr. AMMAN
zors administration put the Filipino Community OF Sc
attic map enough But not the same be SAID
of other previous administrations? The Filipino Community
Seattle put the map for the many years before
the Amanzor administration We only have to look up the
records refer reliable newspapers because there are
still some unreliable newspapers edited by irresponsible ana
mercenary edors to find evidence OF this assertion
The Almanzor administration did put the Filipino COM
munty the map but did not put the community on the
man for the first time Several previous administrators had
done that perhaps with greater uStre The Nsco a
mnstraton the Gonong administration the DE Cano ad
mnsraton the Santos adminstration-a these past ad
minsrations had put the Filipino Community on the map
and with good reasons be proud of their accomplishment
Let us not be blind to the merits and Achievements OF
Others much don't like them privately ana individually
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
PHILIPPINE REHABILITATION

Vice President Epido Qurino speaking before capacity
crowd of his elOwcOuntrymen at the St. Francis Hotel
in San francisco during banquet in his honor recently
stressed the rehabilitation need of the Philippines materially
and spiritually He advised his countrymen to contribute
their savings and their technical knowledge to the reab
taton of the Philippines
Well and good But how much interest has the Govern
men of the Philippines shown in the welfare Fpnos
abroad How much encouragement has the Philippine
eminent before during and after the war given to Fpnos
abroad to the end that they be in better position
the mother country?
Look at the scholarships offered by the Philippine
eminent? How recipients of these scholarships
from abroad? Look at the business and agricultural
prses of Fipnos in this country How much help has the
Philippine Government offered to these eneprsng business
people? Look at the problems of big Filipino communities
in the United States How has the Philippine Government
attempted to tackle these problems? There is not
Philippine Consulate in Seattle whereas there is in
Washington D. c.. where the Philippine Embassy is already
established
There is great difference between protesting interest
in the people and doing what really demonstrates that
interest.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
New Officers Elected
For Jackson Street
Community Council

At the annual election of the
Jackson Street Community Coun-
ell held May 7, the following were
elected for the 1947-4S administra-
ton: Mrs. Leila Hall, chairman;
Lew Kay, vice chairman; Victoria
A. Velasco, secretary-treasurer.
Members of the Executive Com
mittee are Tony Allasino, Mrs
Charles F. elise, Robert Groves,
Bruce Rowell, Tcro Sakahara, Mrs
Ruth Chinn, Rev. Harris Erickson,
and Walter E. Thumbler The eight
elected members of the Executive
Committee will also elect four more
to be added to the committee.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

The Council, which includes rep
resentatives of schools, churches,
business concerns, clubs, the local
housing authority. health and well
fare agencies, and individuals who
either reside or work in the area,
will conduct the drive for the next
two weeks, rousing local residents
and city officials to the task of re-
moving trash accumulations and
other unsanitary conditions.
Boy Scouts will place posters pre-
pared by the local housing author
ity throughout the area, schools
will send notices to parents, letters
will be sent to local ministers, and
a sound truck will tour the neigh
borhood to get support for the vol
unteer teams, who will be compil-
ing reports on existing conditions
and recruiting help for improving
them.
City officials will again be called
upon to cooperate in providing
trucks for picking up trash, install
ing additional street lighting, wash
ing down the streets after the trash
cleanup, and providing additional
trash containers for the area. The
City Health Department is helping
to conduct a rat determination cam
paign in all buildings where rats
are reported
In the cleanup drive conducted
last year the Council hauled away
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
Burgos Lodge
Sponsors Dance

Burgos Lodge No. 10, CDA, Inc,
is sponsoring a benefit dance at
the Washington Hall, May "a, 1947
Proceeds of the dance will go to
a fund for the relief of the INDECENT
veterans, war widows and orphans
in the Philippines. This fund was
initiated by Mrs. Manuel A. Roxas
in Manila Mr.. Pho De Cano, of the
Burgos Lodge, offered his services
to help in the campaign, and in
letter to- him, Mrs. Geronimo T.
Pecson, social secretary of Mrs.
Roxas, stated in part; "She MRS.
Roxas) feels proud of your initia-
tive and constructive leadership,
and your spontaneous offer to help
her was most appreciated because
aside from the material benefits
that will accrue to our INDECENT
veterans and their families, your
action will be an encouragement to
her and the members of the Com
mittee, in charge of raising the
fund, in their difficult task; and
it will also cheer up the bene-
ficiaries who have long been
neglected"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
A Sound of Hunting
Current Offering AT
Seattle Repertory

"a Sound of Hunting" by Harry
Brown, author of the recently popu-
lar movie "a Walk in the Sun"
opened April oath at the Seattle
Repertory Playhouse. The Play
house is proud to bring this high
est achievement in new plays to
the local stage. "a Sound of Hunt
ing" acclaimed by the New York
Drama Critics as the best new
play that was produced on Broad
day last season." has captured all
the wit, comedy, action and intense
drama that made Mr. Browns
movie production so popular and
has been intensified in this magnifi-
eantly poignant story. A story that
is certain to keep the audience in
a combination of suspense and
laughter as the tale of a group of
men whose hungers, gripes and fell
lowship plus a very moving situa-
ton unfolds.
Walter F. Gyger and Lloyd Allan,
two of the Repertory Playhouse
staff actors who gave such fine
performances in Home of the
Brave last year are cast in this
comedy drama. Others in the cast
who will add much to the under
standing and warmth of the char
acterizations are Bill McGlone,
Bob Slotterbeck, John Wright, Jack
Kinzel Jerry Charlesbois, Frederic
Youens, also a staff member, Sandy
Patton. James Copeland. Jack Smith
and F. Darlington Strang.
"A Sound of Hunting" will be pre-
scented Thursdays through Satur-
days. Curtain is always at $50 pm.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

forty-six loads of trash in seven
borrowed trucks, succeeded in get
ting a great many buildings painted
and repaired, and conducted an ex-
tensive rat determination campaign
in cooperation with the City Health
Department.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
DANCE AT FINNISH HALL

Seattle Post No. $500 of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars of the U. S.
is giving an "I-Am-An-American
Day" dance and program on May
Is at the Finnish Hall. Usual door
admission will be charged.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
Jackson Street Community
Council L launches Second
Annual Clean Up Campaign

The Jackson Street Community Council, Community
Chesupported Red Feather service devoted to the improve
ment of health and civic conditions in the Jackson Street
Clean-TD CamDaipn
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

Don't drive so fast Cecil think
that policeman on the motorcycle
behind us wants to pass us
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-18
Cool Headed Flyers
Spot A Hot House

FULTON. Mo - H) Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Harris are grateful to
the pilots of two airplanes for saw
ing their farm house. The planes
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-18
CIRCLE no. 5

Circle No s of the W. S. {. 5.
of Calvary Methodist Church met
last Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Emma Gardner. with fiji
teen members and one guest pres
ent Mrs. Pearl Kitchens had
charge of the devotional service.
Miss Catherine Downing gave "a
very interesting report on Burma
Surgeon Returns.
Mrs. Grace wilkins. circle lead
ell then took charge. Every officer
had a fine report. The circle plans
missionary project in the near
future. One new member was add
ed to our circle. Mrs. Ethel Dra
per put on an exceptionally good
Bible game. The meeting closed by
the circle song and Mizpah bene-
dictiOn. Our hostess served delic-
iOus refreshments. Last month,
March, the circle met at the home
of Mrs. Bessie Wilkins with eleven
members and two guests present
Mrs. Emma Gardner had charge OF
devotional service. She also told {
very interesting story Good Sa'
maratan of 1947" Margaret Am
Donovan put on very live con
test. Mrs. Wilkins told each mem
Der to try and bring in new mem
Der this year The hostess servet
very lovely and delicious refresh
mentS
We will be guests at the home
of Mrs. Gladys Paquette for thu
May meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-18

circled the house and had to drop
down almost to the level of the
second story windows before the
Harris family was attracted into
the yard. 1t was then the family
discovered the roof was on fire. A
quickly formed bucket brigade
brought it under control
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-18
Caesar Rodney Boy
Wins FLA. Honors
Continued from firSt page)

Scott, Lord Baltimore School; third,
Thomas Reed, Alexis |. dupont
Dairy cattle, First, Alvin ThOmp-
son. Harrington; second, Burton
Campbell, Newark; third, Jack
Plummer. Seaford; fourth, Lennon
Shufelt, Seaford.
Potato, First. tie, Thomas Whaley
and MinOs Givens, Laurel; second,
tie, G.. Erwin, Newark, James Smith
Greenwood. and Glen DlII. Milford;
third. tie, Rufus Passwaters, Milton,
and Emette Floyd. A. |. dupont.
Corn judging-First, James Car
penter. Milton; second, Lewis
Wright, Middletown; third, Robert
Jones, A. |. dupont.
Seed Observation-Disclosures. Wal
lace Ryan, Greenwood; second,
Lawrence Voss, Middletown; third,
Jessa TrOtta, Greenwood.
Feed ntificatiOn-First, Robert
Lowe, Laurel; second, John Brada-
sure, Lord Baltimore; third, tie,
Charles Todd, Greenwood and Bay
ard Holleger. Milford; fourth, Paul
LambersOn, Greenwood.
Tool Observation-Disclosures, David
Dudkewitz, H. c. Conrad; second,
Donald Donge, Caesar Rodney;
third, Paul Hitch, MiddletOwn.
Wood chopping cOntest-First
Franklin Boyd, Middletown; sec
ond, Howard Morton, Harrington
third, Richard Whaley, Laurel.
The softball contest was won by
a combined team from Conrad anG
Middletown Is to 5 over eastern
Sussex County.
Last Friday night the annual tur.
key banquet was held in the New.
ark Methodist Church with over
800 attending. The invocation was
! given by Rev. John w. WOoten ant
the welcome address was by Prof
w. e. SkOglund of the University o
Delaware. Guests of honor included
DR.. George Miller. Jr., state super
intendent of schools. and r. w
Helm. state director of vocatiOna
education.
| al lHe evening SeSSIOll Ill Vol
Hall. W. Lyle MOwlds awarded Dia
mOnd Farmer keys to Charlie
Thomas, Caesar Rodney: Levi
Lockerman. Bridgeville; Alvin Out
ten. Greenwood; Alvin Thompson
Harrington: Lewis Wroten. Har
rington: John Eisenbrey. Milford
Calvin ShOckley. Lord Baltimore
Edwin Elliott. Laurel; Eueene Al
20. Milton, and Alvin ConOway
Laurel
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-18
Vets Auxiliary To
Hold installation
CONTINUED from f1rst paSe)

torian. Miss Thelma Jewell; PatriO-
tic Instructor, Mrs. Caroline Col
Inns, and Musician. Mrs. Geraldine
c. Hitch. Miss Barcus is the i'm
mediate past president of the local
Auxiliary.
Following the installation of Aux
ilary officers. Robert ID. Lingo,
Senior Vice Commander. Depart
ment of Delaware. V. +. w. will in
stall the following new and hold
over officers of the Blue Hen Post:
Commander, DR.. James r. West;
Senior Vice-COmmander. John +.
Roosa; Junior Vice. Commander.
Leslie Macklin; Quartermaster. j.
William Wells; Adjutant and Post
Advocate. Robert Baechler; Chap
lin; Martin V. Hastings; Surgeon,
Dr. o. A. James; 3-year Trustee,
Louis A. Pack; 2-year Trustee.
John II. Hallett, Jr.: 1-year Trus-
| tee. Wallace WOOtten; Officer-Of-
the-Day. Ralph f. Scott; Service
officer. George Lindenkohl Jr. :;
Public Relations officer. David S
/ Hugg; Historian. Clemen Miltiades
Patriotic Instructor. Harold J. Don
i Ovan; Legislative officer. MyrOn G.
j Warren; Post Employment Officer
Wilson Sockrider; Guard, Theo-
dore B. Wilson. and Color Bear
ers. William f. Donovan and Garlic.
ton Fisher.
An Auxiliary committee. under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. Serena
p. Hayes. will serve sandwiches
and refreshments following tn,
ceremonies.
A short business session of the
Blue Hen Post will be held on the
same premises starting at 7:30 p
Nj. Commander West urges all mem
bers to report at an early hour as ;
business transaction of vital con
Germ to all members will be takeI
care of at that time.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-18
ROughOmeter' Tdmes
Bumps In The Roads

RICHMOND, Va up Rough
going, you say? How rough?
Just ask the Virginia highway
department if you want the answer
on a particular stretch of highway
a "roughometer" is being trailed
behind highways trucks to record
the various bumps and depressions
in the road surface and their effect
on riding comfort. The "rOugho-
meter" records them and they can
be marked with paint for smooth
ing out.