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Evening star., 1947-02-15
By Robert G. RoIIinqs

Facilities provided for Negroes
in Alexandria are in almost every
respect inferior to those provided fol-
white persons, according to the
racial relations section of the socia!
survey report released today by the
Council of Social Agencies.
This situation exists although the
laws state accommodations must be
separate but equal, the report finds
Sponsored by the Council, the re-
port is now under study by COM
mittees of that organization. The
recommendations of the report are
those of the surveyors and not OF
the Council, members of the latter
pointed out.
Heading the list made under eight
subdivisions by the report, is the
recommendation that attempts be
made to equalize accommodations
for Negroes with those accorded
whites.
Longtime Aim Noted.
AS a longtime aim, the report rec
ommends that "all groups inter-
ested in bettering community prob
lens work toward amendment OF
the State law to eliminate legalized
segregation.
"In the meantime, however, since
all provisions for the two racial
groups are separate and since the
law provides that they be equal
attempts should be made to equalize
accommodations for the Negro
group with those of the white
group
The report notes that complete
eradication of discrimination ano
segregation Cannot be Immediately
achieved" Correction of the i'm
mediate problems, however, "wil
create a better society in which the
long-term purpose eventually may
be achieved.
"The present recommendation
concern the correction of commu-
nifty problems and are made for the
benefit of all people in the city. They
refer for the most part to Negroes
because the conditions of the Ne
gro group are the worst in the city
and need immediate correction"
Other Recommendations.
Other specific recommendation
made include:
Housing: Another housing prof.
ect (three have been built) should
be planned and erected to relieve
congestion. A house-to-house sur
vey should be made with view to.
ward razing obsolete and unhealth-
ful structures and toward limiting
the number of persons living ir
each house.
Education: A new high schoo
for Negroes should be constructed
providing adequate classroom space
a stadium, completely equipped
gymnasium and playground, cafe.
terra and all other necessary facili-
ties for a "full high school life.
Cafeteria service should be restored
to all schools from which it has
been eliminated and a program o1
education instituted to teach ths
value of hot lunches. Curriculum fol
Negroes should include trade, tech
nical,' business and other course.
which would fit Negroes for higher.
paid jobs in more varied fields. A
class for illiterates should be re.
stored.
Health: More facilities should bt
planned since the present ones art
insufficient for the expanding pop.
ulation. Negro trained nurse:
should be hired by all agencie:
which use nurses for public service
Employment: Training and jot
opportunities should be surveyed
| with the purpose OF expanding then
Evening star., 1947-02-15
HOUSE.
Convened at 2:05 pm.
9- BILLS introduced.

H. B. 3s5 (My Melnicove)-To repeal
| section relating to licensing OF certain
race. courses, declared unconstitutional.
Il. s. sS7 <fby Boone)-To regulate the
furnishing Of straws. and use OF paper ap
containers and cups in public places. tfuo-
covered with paint or other substance con-
tanning poisonous substances be labeled
public Health and Welfare;)
H. B. 3S9 (by Sybert)-To provide 81
additional fee for each independent coin
operated speaker delivering music on the
| same premises. WAYS and Means
II. B. 800 tby Geraghty and J. H. Eeea1
TO permit appeals to the courts and to
| liquor licensing boards. (Judiciary)
Resolutions introduced.
BY Luber-To request the Governor to to
| appoint 4 committee of the Legislature 20
| inyestagate the administration OF public
| welfare in the State. ways and Means
BY Mrozinski-To request CONGRESS 70
| reject the proposed st. Lawrence WaEr-
ways agreement. (Intergovernmental CO.
operation) e..
Joint Resolution Introduced.
H. ]. r. 8 tby see)-To petition the
Secretary Of the Interior to sell to the
city of Cumberland lands owned oy tne
United States within the city formeriy
owned by the Chesapeake q Ohio Sanai
| Co. to be used for construction OF hign-
way. Cways and Means3
Adjourned at 3:l6 pm. until 8
pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
| Infant Daughter
lOfHoyesBecomes
| Music P0tFoness

! A daughter, Elizabeth Ruth. wa
born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Pat
Hayes yesterday afternoon at Gar
sneld Hospital, and became the
youngest member of the Nationa
symphony Orchestra Association.
I Mr.. Hayes, general manager oi
the association, enrolled his daugh-
ter with a s25 membership wher
She was less than an hour old.
I Mother of the baby girl, Mrs. Eve
ayn Swarthout Hayes, is a pianist
who has appeared with the Nationa
symphony Orchestra.
! Elizabeth Ruth, weighing 7 pounds
ano 3 ounces, is the Hayes second
child. Their home is at 4216-E
South Thirty-sixth street, Fairling.
ten, Va.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
RiverdaIeFire !
.SpursStudyof
Public Housing
More Drastic Control
Measures Sought
After Death of z Girls

While an investigation was in
progress to determine the cause of
fire in Calvert Homes Develop
ment, Riverdale, which claimed the
lives Of two little girls early yester-
day, public housing authorities are
planning special meeting Monday
to consider more drastic fire meas
ures in Al similar developments.
Barnard E. Loshbough, deputy in
charge of operations Of the National
Capital Housing Authority. said an
executive meeting with officials of
the Federal Public Housing Author
ity has been called for 9 am. to dis
cuss the whole problem of fire pre-
vention and fire fighting in the 5000
war-built housing units operated by
NCHA.
I'VE will attack the matter" he
said, both from an engineering
standpoint, and with respect to in
stalling more fire fighting appa-
ratuS."
The two victims were Sandra Kay,
4. and Jean Louise, 21a, daughters of
S/Sergt. and Mrs. Alva Hoffman,
6625 Forty-seventh place, Riverdale.
Fire broke out in the home while
their father was in his barracks at
Boiling Field and their mother was
at a neighbor's house, Mrs. Hoff-
mans father, Earl A. Law, said.
Coal Stove Blamed.
Meanwhile, James F. Ronchi, chief
of the Riverdale Fire Department,
said he was satisfied the fire was
caused by an overheated stove in
the living room Of, the house.
Those houses are firetraps," Chief
Ronchi asserted. "They are built
like cracker boxes. Firemen found
the stove was red hot and the flue
wide open when they entered the
place I think it set fire first to a
curtain which sort of divided the
room in half"
Mr.. Loshbough, said the Riverdale
development is constructed of a
material, which has extremely fire.
resistant qualities.
"The fact that the fire did not
spread throughout other apartments
in the unit" he added. should prove
that the homes should not be con-
sidered flretraps.
Naturally we would like to see
all of the emergency housing prof.
ects replaced by permanent, care
fully constructed dwellings. But I
think we are doing the best we can
with what we have. This fire at
Riverdale was the first there of any
Importance since 1912"
Equivalent of Taxes Paid.
He said the NCHA pays to various
communities in which the develop
ments are located the equivalent
Of what taxes would be. This sum
goes for fire and police protection,
schooling, etc.
There is no criticism In this
case of the, Riverdale Fire Depart
ment," Mr.. Loshbough said.
Further investigations are under
way jointly by ,Hervey Machen, act
ing States attorney of Prince
Georges County, the county police,
and and by Harr L, Barker, Mayor of
Mr.. Barker expressed the belief
the matter probably Is out of the
hands both of the community and
the county as the housing project
Is Federal in nature.
Funeral services for the two girls
will be held at 10 am. Monday at
Gasch's funeral home, Hyattsville.
The Rev. Henry Osgood, pastor Of
the Hyattsville Baptist Church, will
oficiate.
Burial will be In Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
MARYLAND Assembly Routine
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IS R.-Yes-
terday's legislative routine included
the following:

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IS R.-Yes-
terday's legislative routine included
the following:
SENATE.
Convened at 2:03 pm.
Bill Introduced.
s.. B. 249 tBy Davis)-To set up a
merit system and civil service commission
In Montgomery County. Davis HON.
Resolution introduced.
8. r. 4 (By Goldstein)-Reauesting the
United States Public Roads Administra-
ton to construct dual prnsa hishwss sorSss ss
County. untergovernmental relations.)
Bills Passed.
County delesation1-To Increase the Prince
clerks salary from $4,000 to se.5oo per
aSs Rs the sEss: s: Sns.
s. B. III lBy Goldsteinl-Tp pro-
yids for the appGintmsnt Of aSa
oa'vsae 81 Whom 10dnf shaf be eA1a Women. @ .au '"'
s. 3. 1876 (By Dulin)-To repeal and
re-enact an Anne Arundel County local
law providing for additional building in
spectors.
Resolution Passed.
s. J. z. 8 ct. r, Johnson)1Reauest-
g.pns. s ssaps sny s50m At hs oessn asna et Ocean
Adjourned at 2:40 pm. until 8:3o
pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Church Speaker Named

The Rev. j. A, Fernandez, pastor
of the Robert Graham Memorial
Presbyterian Church in Philadel-
phia, will speak at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the Arlington Presbyterian
Church, Columbia Pike and South
lincoln street, Arlington,
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Lodoe to Hold Dinner

An oyster and ham cafeteria din
ner will be held at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon at the Odd Fellows Hall
in Falls Church, for the benefit Oh
Laurel Rebekah Lodge No. A.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Post Plans Dance Tonight

A Valentine dance will be held to-
night by st. Johns Post No. 901,
Catholic War Veterans, at the South
Four Corners Cabin, Silver Spring,
Bart Walshe, chairman of the Dance
Committee, announced.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

SYMPHONY HOUSE, BROADCAST-Mrs M. Quinn Shaugh-
messy ight chairman of the Colleges and Universities Com
sustaining fund campaign Cecilia Butler 1ef
senior at Trinity College discuss the drive during
broadcast from symphony House. yesterday Ray Michael OF
Station WMA in the center Located Pennsylvania avenue
Eleventh street NV the house donated to the drive by
Turnover Lumber CO. Operation of symphony House is
sponsored by The Evening Star and Station WMAL
Star Staff Photo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
Srecko K0soVel:
KUkOr nara$Canie

Kakor naroScamje temnih glasov
raslo je, Vstajalo je IL globin,
kakor svonenje nevidnih svo,aov
klicalo me je IL kra$lcih dolim.
Sci sem: med memoSico sem Sc potopil
med te ljudi, hrvavece sposmamj
padai, unairal, dokler nisena stopI
o tho sveti$ce njih pri6okovanj.
Njih pricakovanja so tiho in sveta,
6eprav jih dust tiram kopital,
svetejSa so, &c jih krivica prepleta,
IN lepSa je kri cd rde6ih koral,
to- kri pod okoUi, o naj bo prekleta -
kodar bo bTisgnila, vstal DO mas hrolj!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
Dr0bne vesti liz JugosIavije

Tekmovanje albanskih in ju-
goslovanskih rudarjev. Rudarji
albanskih rudnikov so povabili
ma tekmovanje rudarje premo-
govnika in rudnika bakra V
Aleksincu ma tekmovanje. Nasi
rudarji SO povabilo z veseljem
sprejeli. Rudarji premogovnika
Kraba in rudnika bakra Rubik
v Albaniji, XII so med drugim po-
vabili nase rudarje ma tekmova-
ME, SO Sc odlikovali med prvo-
rnajskem tekmovanjem v Alba
niji.
Graditev delavskega naselja V
Slavonskem Brodu. - Med Ste
vilnini stavbnimi deli bodo le-
tos zgradili delavsko naselje "a
delavstvo, XII je zaposleno v to-
varni vagonov. Sezidali bodo IS
enonadstropnih his S ITS stano-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
SRECANJE Z MARSALOM T|TOM

Kadar sem jezdil konJa in je Sic
mostvo pes, sem konju zadrzeval
korak. Kadar sem pa razjahal in
sam hodil pes, sem zatopljen v
svoje misli pozabil, kako sem
pospesil korak, in mostvo me je
komaj dohajalo: Skratka, zelc
zadovoljni so bill vselej, kadar
sem spet zajahal konja."
Marsal je vstal, pozdravil ma
vzoce in molce odsel drugo so.
DO. V hisi je nastala tisina.
INA delo je Sell je rekel ne
kdo izmed castnikov. In v glasu
S kakrsnim je izrekel te besede
je bilo globoko spostovanje dc
vsake minute casa tega cloveka
XII je pravkar odsel il sobe.
Drugi dan zjutraj me je mar
sal sprejel in privolil v to, da mi
odgovori ma nekaj vprasanj, Xxi
so me zanimale kot pisatelja.
Predvsem mi je marsal pove-
dal marsikaj il svojih otroskih
in mladostnih let.
Rodil Sc je v revni kmecki dru-
zini, majhni hrvaski vasici.
Razen MEGA so bill v druzini Sc
trije bratje, cd katerih Sc dva-
Stefan in Alojz-borita v parti-
zanskih vrstah. Ko je bill Sc maj
hen decko, ga je oce dal "a va
jenca v restavracijo, toda cez
tri mesece je zbezal cd tam in
postal kljucavniski vajenec v
mehanicni delavnici. Nato je od-
Sci v Zagreb, kjer je tudi delal
kot kljucavnicar. A 1913 leta so
ga mobilizirali v avstrijsko ar
mado.
MED drugim," nasmehom
pripoveduje marsal, "sem Sc v
vojski nepricakovano odlikoval.
Bill sem dober sabljac in sem do
bill drugo nagrado pri tekmova-
nju."
~ polku?"
"Ne, v vsej Avstriji. Da, da." |"
In spet Sc nasmehne in JAZZ
cutim, da mu je tudi zdaj kot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
Nadaljevanje S 6. str.

NdOdlJeVdllJe ) o. SUI.
raj marsal spati, ne da hi sc sle-
kel, z revolverjer pod glavo.
Marsal je drugic prekinil pri-
povedovanje in Sc krepko zasme-
jail.
"Edino, kar je tiste dni pomir-
jevalno vpulivalo name, je bilo
to, da sem prenoceval prav v ce-
trti hisi po vrsti cd hise koman-
danta Beograda, generalnega
porocnika Schroederja. Da, to
je bill tax cas- je re resno pri-
pomnil, 'ko 81 moral ostati ali
xiv ali umreti in 81 mislil samo
ma bodocnost dezele in niti mi
nuto ma svojo prihodnjost. Red
kokdaj sem bill tako srecen, ka-
kor tisti dan Beogradu, ko so
mi sporocili, da imamo v rokah
prvih Is pusk, XII smo jih we'll
Nemcem. A cez nekaj mesecev
smo we'll Nemcem cello vojno
tovarno V Uzicah in bill so dne-
vi, ko je tovarna dala po 420
pusk ma dan in po 10000 patron.
"Res je, da so kmalu skopnele
zaloge smodnika "a patrone, to-
da imeli smo zaloge zaplenjenih
granat. Poskrili smo jih, sesuli
smodnik il njih in ga dali de-
10. Bill je predebel ia smodnik,
toda to mas nj zmotilo. Ali ves,"
je namignil marsal enemu izmed
castnikov, "ali Sc YES, kako smo
ga mieli v rocnih mlinckih?
"Koncno so Nemci vdrli v Uzi-
ce ,toda tovarna je re opravila
"a mas svoje delo. Izvlekli smo
IL ME stroje in jih odpeljali V
hribe, sami smo odsli deset mi
nut pred prihodom Nemcev. Da,
tiste dni smo orali veckrat pes
v hribe. Steer me to nj nikdar
motilo, ker sem dober pesec."
Nekdo Sc je zasmejal. Marsal
je zapazil ia nasmesek in sc Sc
sam nasmehnil.
"Moj zascitni battalion je spo-
znal, da sem Sc predober pesec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

vanji. Razen tega naselja bodo
zgradili " tenn kraju tudi 3 vec-
je dvonadstropne stanovanjske
hise.
Modernizacija dubrovniske ra-
dijske postaje. IS pomocjo "a
grebske radijske postaje so pre-
uredili ter modernizirali du-
brovnisko postajo. Zmogljivost
postaje je zdaj mnogo vecja.
Delo je bilo koncano V sorazmer-
no kratkem casu.
Poskusna setev bombaza v 81
beniSkem okraju. - Sodijo, da
so v Sibeniskem okraju ugodni
podnebni in talni pogoji "a pri-
delovanje bombaza. Ia posku-
sno pridelovanje SO razdelili
kmetom so ky semena, XII SO ga
nedavno posejali. &c Sc bo po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
ACE NTITIS

| V stopniscu mu pride nasproti
prijatelj DIR. Ivan.
Kan pa tako zarana, Mo
hor?' ga je vprasal in mu ponu'
dill roko.
"Kaj 81 ii, Ivan? Ali nisi Sc
mrtev? Kaj Sc mislis saliti z ma
no? Pravkar sem hotel narociti
venec "a tvojo krsto!'
mo, no, lie ma pretiravati
Dolzan sem tt nekaj pojasnil, "a
to sem moral priti k tebi, ds
zabranim svojim prihodom
| prezgodnjo vest svoji smrti
Hocem biti kratek!
Sinoci sem nesel pismo two
Jim naslovom ma posto in Sc VIZ
nil V pisarno, da ozdravim te
neljito svojo neozdravljivo DO
lezen. Pistola je bila ze priprav
ljena. Samo Sc emo cigarette sem
nameraval pokaditi.
V tenn je nekdo potrkal ne
vrata. Sc tega je bilo treba sem
81 mislil.
In kaj mems, kdo je prisel k
meni? Izidor Goldspiegel, agent
Usojeno mi je bilo izpiti kelih
grenkosti do dna in nisem Sc
strasil zadnjih kapljic.
Toda glej, cudo! Nicesar mi
nj ponujal, nicesar priporocal
ne strojev, ne crnila, ne papir.
ia, ne tiskovin, nj me namerava]
zavarovati, prisel je k meni po
odvetnisko pomoc, tozit MANFRED
privatnika Korena, XII ga je bill
nesramno ostel in ga vrgel ma
vse zadnje z brahijalno silo po
stcpnicah, ces da je nepobolj-
sljiv vsiljivec.
Dobil, incl sem prvo stranko
in agentitis je ma mah-izgini-
la. Povzrocil SO je agentje in
agent me jo ozdravil. Zastrup-
ljenje Sc da najlazje ozdraviti S
protistrupom. V dunajski no.
risnici Sc je baje posrecilo ozdra-
viii progresivno paralizo tenn,
da Sc je vbrizgnil bolnikom tu-
berculin.
Zdrav sem in vessel in moio
sreco pomnozuje Sc v veliki me-
ri dejstvo, da sem ii prihranil
proti koncu meseca precejsnje
izdatke "a dragocen venec, ka-
korsnega pac zasluzi tvoj pri-
jatelj."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

skusno pridelovanje obneslo, bo-
do prihodnje leto zaceli redno
pridelovati bombaz v veciem
obsegu.
Obvezno iztrebljanje divjega
in podivanega hnelja. -- Vlada
LRS je izdala uredbo Q obvez-
mem iztrebljanju divjega in po-
divjanega hmelja ma zadruznih,
drzavnih in zasebnih zemljiScih
V okrajih: Ceje mesto, Celje
okolica, Mozirje, Prevalje in v
obmoejih ljudskih odborov v
Motniku in Spitalicu. Divji in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

podivjani hmelj je treba trebiti,
da Sc prepreei skodljiva oplodi-
tev zlahtnega hmelja pelodom
divjega hmeIa.
" makarskem okraju v Dal-
maciji uspesno pospesujejo pri-
delovanje DIV. Doslej so posa-
dill okrog 5000 drevesc, S elmer
so nacrt saditve y zadnjih dveh
letih presegli "a $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

| 90 vGel1 svetu znanemu cloveku
prijeten spomin ma to davno in
>lalo komu znano dejstvo il ME
yovega zivljenja. V tenn Sc kaze
n;egova vojaska zilica. Ako clo-
vek odlicno obvlada orozje, mu
je to vedno prijetno.
, V 1915 letu Sc je, ranjen ma
bojiscu, znasel kot vojni ujetnik
" Rusiji, Potem ko je leto di1i
prebil v bolnisnici, je prisel ma
vznod evropske Rusije in delal
tam kot mehanik pri starem mil
narju v vasi Kalasjevo blizu
mesta Ardatova.
"Mogoce je Sc danes xiv ia
starcek,' rece marsal z nepriea-
kovanim glasom, zatopljjen v
spomine. "Sprasevali ste me po
moji mladosti. Prav tam, blizu
Ardatova Sc je koncala. Tam
sem dopolnil 21 let
Ia slovo sem stavil marsalu
mogoce nekoliko naivno vprasa-
nje-o najtezjem in najsrecnej-
sem dnevu, XII mu je ostal v spo-
minu IL teh treh let, prebogatih
z boji.
mo, kaj," Sc zamisli in rece,
"menda je to eden in isti dan. To
lie bilo v dneh cetrte nemske
ofenzive ma reki Neretvi. Bill
smo pritisnjeni k hribonl-na
vseh straneh SO bill Nemci. Pred
nami je bila reka Neretva in mo-
stow cez MO SO bill Sc v nasih
rokah. z nami je bilo stiri tisoc
tezko ranjenih in JAZZ sem jim
moral resiti. Yes dan in vso noe
Sc je bill boj "a gorski prehod.
Ako hi Nemci prodrli V to doll
no, kjer smo bill mi, bi bill vsi
ranjenci izgubljeni.
"Dal sem povelja, cakal ma
uspehe bojev in vso noe hodil po
najhnem mlinu, kjer je bill mas
Stab. Mislim, da sem prav tlsto
noe Sc holj osivel. Proti jutru SO
mi sporocili, da so Nemce zacas-
no zadrzali. Zdaj Sc mi je bilo
treba odlociti, kan maj Sc prebi-
iemo: cez hribe v Bosno ali cez
reko v Sandzak. Odlocil sem Sc
"a drugo-tu so bill Nemci sib-
keisi. Da bi sc nacrti celoti
uresnicili, sem Sc odlocil "a wi
jaco in ma osuplost svoJe voj-
ske ukazal podreti vse mostove
cez Neretvo ter zapoVedal delu
svojih divizij, da napade v sme-
ri proti Bosni.
"Cete so sc dvignile, razbile
nensko divizijo in Sc zacele pre-
bijati dalje. Nemci SO potegnili
tia vse sile cd reke, JAZZ pa sem
medtem napravil nov most in "a
eel prevazati vojsko v Sandzak.
In &c je bill trenutek, ko sem no.
dill ponoci po mlinu, najtezji, je
bill trenutek, ko sem videl, da je
bill zadnji cd stirih tisoc ranjen-
cev prepeljan cez Neretvo, maj
srecnejsi cd vseh, kar Sc jih mo-
rem spomniti. Tako Sc je " enem
dnevu srecalo najtezje in maj
bolj radostnc.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

v "Euakopravnosti" dobite
vedno sveSe dmeUae ,aOVice o do
oodkih 30 sUetu in dOnaa!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03
(Nadaljevanje S 8. stranD

(Nadaljevanje 3. stranD
10. Radoveden sem, katere po.
stavke mi bodo crtane.
Usoda je zmagala. S tenn kon-
cam.
Dragi Mohor!
V prilogi pod A I'll posiljam
svoj dnevnik. Kratek je. Preberi
in hrani ga! Ne sodi me slabo
ker I'll ne poznas in ne mores
poznati mole bolezni agentitis
Dasi lajik v zdravstvenih stva
reh, sem odkril novo bolezen, kr
still jo in jo negoval, dokler me
nj spravila ma zrtvenik. Vsak
napredek cloveske kulture "a
hteva svoje zrtve.
Sprejmi zadnji pozdrav cd ta
ke zrtve,
cd Svojega prijatelja
Ivana.
26. x. 10 -
N. B. in P. S. Stroske tega pi
sma v znesku PTS kron daruj
druzbi sv. Cirila in Metoda.
Prijatelj Mohor Sc je bill raw
nokar vzbudil. Ker je incl Sc
precej casa do osme ure, je Sc
malo polenuharil V postelji.
Ma prste je stel pod odejo,, ko.
liko dni bo treba Sc cakati ma
place in nj Sc prisel v svojem
racunu do 81. oktobra, ko je
vstopil v sobo pismonosa z eks-
presnim in priporocenim pi-
smom.
Prijatelj Mohor je zaman pre-
misljeval, kdo bi ga bill pocastil
tako nujno posiljatvijo.
Prebiral je in prebiral in nj
mogel pojmiti vsega tega. Maj
pref Sc mu je zdel popis segava
crtica, zabavna tragika in ko-
maj prijateljev podpis ga je IL
treznil.
"Ivan mrtev! In Sc predvceraj-
snjim je napravil valat in pa
gata! Revez!'
Bliskoma Sc je oblekel. Tako
nitro Sc nj bill opravil niti takrat,
ko je Sci k birmi.
Kave, XII mu jo je bila pri-
nesla gospodinja, Sc nj dotak-
nil. Yes zbegan in potrt, brez
ovratnice in odpetim telovni-
kom je planil il sobe, ne da bi
vedel, kan pojde in kaj napravi.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-18

County, Minnesota, and de-
parted this life at her home
at 2O48 Herman Avenue, Zion,
on June Is, 1947 at the age of
80 years, 1 month and 2 days.
Mrs. Huber came to Zion
from Winnebago, Minnesota,
in 1917 and has lived here
since that time. She was
member of the Christian Cath
Ollie Church and served the
church as choir mother for
many years.
Surviving to mourn her loss
are one son, Wayne, of Zion,
and five grandchildren. She
was preceded in death by her
husband, Walter, just two
years ago and by one daugh-
ter, Laura, who departed this
life in infancy. She was also
preceded in death by a broth
err, Edward Dalton and one Sis
ter, Mrs. Ella Mears.
Funeral services were held
from the Congdon Funeral
Home on Monday afternoon,
June 16, 1947 at 200 P. M.
with Rev. Carl Lee officiating.
Burial was made beside her
husband in Mount Olivet Gem
etery.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-06-18
+ "A. F0TIIIgCUII, CUIIUUCCUI
C. L. Kessler, Organist.
CHOIR REHEARSAL will be
held on Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock, Zion Chapel.
PRACTICE BOMBING

Practice bombing and
machine gun firing will be
conducted during the week of
June 16, through Sunday, June
%, 1947, off the shores of Lake
Michigan extending from
Kenosha, Wis, to Glencoe, ILL.,,
by the Glenview Naval Air
Station.
The danger area will extend
10 miles into Lake Michigan
from Kenosha, Wis, south for
about 2112 miles to the red
flashing buoy No. 4 (approxi-
mately 71a miles east of Glen
coe), and west to the shore
line.
Provisions for patrolling the
area by air and safeguarding
personnel and material in the
area will be provided by the
Commanding officer of the air
crews conducting the practice
and no restrictions will be es-
tablished as to the movement
of commercial or privately
owned vessels in the area.
However, it is requested that
navigators cooperate with the
training program, and exer-
else extreme caution.