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Evening star., 1947-03-11
Mighty Armed Likely
To Pass Up Big Race
AT GuIfstream Park
By the Associated Pres.

| MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 11.-Rival
trainers who have become pretty
tired of trying to keep up with the
Joneses-meaning Calumet Farms
dad-and-son combination of Ben
and Jimmy-will have their chance
for final big inning when the
SIS, 900 added Gulfstream Park
Handicap is run March %.
That is the last major stakes
offering of the Florida turf season
and latest advices from Hialeah
where the Calumet horses stable
indicate that the mighty Armed
winner of the Widener and Nc
Lehman Handicaps, will sit out the
Gulfstream Cap.
The handicap champ, which re-
Gently returned from an unsuccess-
full invasion of Santa Anita where
he failed to add to his high earn
ings In the hundred grander," now
is in the process Of being freshened
up for spring stakes in the North,
Pimlico's Dixie being his likely first
objective. He has galloped since
his flight back from California, but
is not expected to 60 in Gulfstream's
l z mile special. Calumet also
nominated Pot O. Luck for that
event.
If Armed passes up the March %
fixture as expected, such well known
campaigners as Richard Ryan's
South American ace, Talon; Angus
tus and Nahm's Eternal Reward and
possibly Dan Chappell's Lets Dance
figure to have the most say-so. Talon
was runnerup to Armed in the
Widener. Eternal Reward, hero of
the American Derby last summer at
telephone number odds, won Gulf
streams Biscayne Bay Handicap i'm
pressively last week end. Lets Dance
flew to Santa Anita in mid-January
and captured the $50, 900 added San
Pasqual Handicap.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Leading Pros 10 Hold
|CIinic Before Start
|0f Open Golf Here

Something new for Mr.. Average
Golfer will be added to the $4,000
National Capital Open at Prince
Georges Club, Tournament Chair
man Al Houghton disclosed in an
nouncing golf clinic with four Of
the country,s top pros in charge.
Outlining the idea at the annual
meeting Of the Middle Atlantic
p. g. A. yesterday at Prince Georges,
Houghton said he was almost certain
Lloyd Mangrum and Slammin' Sam
Snead would be two Of the faculty"
and that he expected to complete the
list with players just as high on the
national ranking list.
1s-Hole Exhibition.
The tournament Is scheduled June
5 to 8, inclusive, so the clinic will be
held June 4 at Prince Georges,
There viii be q nominal fee, but the
pros will answer all questions per-
tanning to the game, demonstrate
shots, grips, ETC., and top 1t of with
The most important business set
tied yesterday was the award of sites
for various tournaments throughout
the coming season, with the District
Open going to Indian Spring on
September 26. Two events were
added to the schedule and Houghton
last night received requests for
tourney dates from Freddy Mcleod
at Columbia and from the Quantico
Marine Ofncers' Club. He said tour
naments would be arranged for both
places and probably would be sched-
uled the latter part of July or August.
Mount Pleasant, Baltimore pub
lie course, was selected for the Ma
tional P. G. A. qualifying round for
this area, while one amateur-pro
event was awarded the United
States Naval Academy and another
was assigned to the Officers Club at
Norfolk, Va. The Middle Atlantic
P. G. A. championship will be
played at Hampton, Va, as pre-
viously announced.
Kenwood Gets Pro-Am.
Locally, Kenwood was awarded q
pro-amateur event and the 36-hole
pro-amateur championship. Indian
Spring will be host to the pro-lady
round, while Prince Georges will be
the scene of the pro-pro event that
rings down the curtain on the sea-
son.
April 14-Pro-am at woodholme.
April 28-27-Middie Atlantic p. q. A.
at Hampton, Va.
May 5-Pro-am at Annapolis
Mey 19-National P. G, A. Qualifying
rounds, Mount Pleasant
May 26-Pro-am' at Kenwood
June 80 - Pro-am championship at
Manor.
July 14-Pro-am at Rolling Road.
Valley.
August 25-Pro-lady at Indian Spring.
September l5-Pro-a am at Norfolk, Va.
October 6-Pro-am at Suburban
october 20-Pro-pro at Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
By a Staff Correspondent Of The siar

ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. H.
Pitcher Scott Cary is slated to 60
to the Mats farm at Chattanooga,
it was learned today. Cary
pitched no-hit ball for three
innings against the Lookouts
here Sunday, but President Clark
Griffith of the Mats wants him to
develop a more effective curve
ball.
Outfielder Jack Netcher also is
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Redskins Playing
SteeIers Nov. 9
Special Dispatch 10 The Sioy

PITTSBURGH, Mar. IL
Washington's Redskins will meet
the Steelers here November 9, in
a National Football League game,
President Art Rooney announced
today. The game is one of six
home contests for the Steelers,
including a night game, Septem-
ber %, with the Los Angeles
Rams.
The latter was necessary be-
cause the Pirates will be using
Forbes Field, Sunday, September
%, to close their home baseball
campaign
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Nab Results

Minnesota State Teachers (Mankato),
II; Loras College. Dubuque, Iowa..
63
State (Bozeman), 5s.
Arizona State (Flagstaffl. 40; Younss-
town (Ohio) College, As.
Whittier fCalif) College, 70; North
Marshall COLLEGE (Huntington, w. Va,
113; Wisconsin State (River Falls) y.
Emporia tKans.> State. 7s; Lawrence
Tech (Detroit), "a.
Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, g. DAk) J.,
a; Southern Illinois Normal (Car-
bondale), 80.
Texas Wesleyan CFort WORTH, a.;
Linfield College tMcMinnville, Oreg).
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Lewis Indicates He'd Welcome Trade by Mats
DiMog ReodySoon.
Surgeon Promises
By the Assoeiaied Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. ia
Johns Hopkins surgeon grated.
new skin on Joe Di Maggio's left
heel in a 45-minute operation
today and said he was confident
the Yankee outflelder will be back
IN action before very long.
DR.. Edward M. Hanrahan would
make no exact prediction as to
when Di Maggie would be out of
the hospital and ready to play.
The operation is designed to close
a raw wound on the inside Of
Joe'S heel,
Evening star., 1947-03-11

CIIalIpHOIlSILp.
Incidentally" said reporter of Ruel in the
ST. Louis Browns dugout, those Nationals Of
1924-5 must have been the smartest team in base
bal history. Look how many of you fellows became
managers
ut all depends on whether a man is consid-
cred smart to become manager" smiled Ruel. He
was by way of taking poke at himself for Muddy
walked into his new job as manager of the Browns
when he already mad lifetime position in baseball
sewed up. re is the first and only chief assistant
to the baseball commissioner ever to clean out q
mahogany desk and voluntarily, return to uniform,
not to mention managerial hazards and risks.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

Exercise con put more red corpuscles in your looks
than blood bank. Just as the Vitalis "60-Second
Workout" gives virile, alive look to your hair.
Watch the way this wonder workout wakes up dull
lifeless-ooking hair gives your scalp refresh
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Evening star., 1947-03-11
Win, Lose, or Draw
Mahogany Desk to SpIintery Bench
By FRANCIS {. STANN
Sfor Sfoff Correspondent

MIAMI, Mar. 11.-Except the white hair
Herold muddy Rue looks different NOW little
who caught the thderou pitches Walter johnson
and who the
Evening star., 1947-03-11

see" continued thoughtfulIy re-
1924 (Harris)
first. Then Walter Johnson Pecknpaugh.
tBuege) myself That's five became
guess that's pretty good record-fye of nine men,"
Has there been another club in history to match this
record?" asked a newspaperman
Ruel paused moment mo-" he answered, II think not"
He Never Sow Come Last Year
When he interviewed facing
his inrvewers He still looks he'd been poured his uni
form against having pulled socks shirt
ably is the most eudite of the pesenday possibly
cepng Eddie the Cardinals
when asked pointed question Ruel returns blunt
Chicago questoner, noting onghing Brownie taking his
cuts the batting turned the subject Rue 1s4
team There's fellow who might lot of good he sad
nodding toward the hitter.
"Why?" paed Rue Hes never done much good for other
clubs On he'll do for the time being But we're not counting on him
to lead us to any pennants"
general plan do you mind uddy?"
somebody else.
Simply build the position position
The problem to hnd others who will fit in with them before these
players washed up"
another reporter
sevenplace ball club shouldn't finished last
"1 wouldn't know" said Rue. ct didn't them play"
"You not at an?"
'1 didn't but didn't
last year." smiled Ruel
BosebuII Must Be in His Blood
being high commissioners
the primary Muddy willingness
given the heaveho last baseball in Rus blood
resigned his position under Com
missioner Happy Chandler must be Ruel became
first ball be authorized practice before the
who know Muddy that it took long
become of those
weighed then $50
pounds and had weak throwing boot.
when he retired active player and went to the
Chicago White assistant Jimmy Dykes baseball
peged wanted coach but not
there anything particularly unusual about
gifted men-lke Charley Dresser Art Fletcher
prefer coaching with its attendant security
the full responsibility connected with managing.
RueI Practically Was Co-Munoeer .u.asumn. -.
WITH White evident that better baseball minds
than Ruel His close friend Dykes put Muddy in charge
the nature of their relationship that Rue
almost co-manager
illustration asked by reporter after in
Chicago who would pitch the next day.
Dietrich" said Dykes
floating OF lockers
promptly by the reporter Ruel's
pleaded writer es have it settled Who's pitching
tomorrow"
Dietrich" repeated Dykes.
the 1.-The locker voice
reporter the "I skip the whole thing he
should somebody in charge Listen
Dykes, time who's pitching tomorrow"
Lyons is pitching he sighed in mock anger
take this club to see who's
managing it's close maybe I'll win
Evening star., 1947-03-11

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Evening star., 1947-03-11

Handsome, vigorous-looking hair can be
as good as raise in pay. It's just that
bosses like guys who look well-groomed.
vital. Gals are funny that way, too. Inter-
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use the Vitalis "60-Second Workout"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
Programs Presented AT Closing
OF Daily Vacation Bible School
From Coulter :.

The Vacation Bible School held
closing exercises at the First
Baptist church Friday night at
7:30 p. m. Miss CANINE Marie
Crane was mistress Of ceremonies
and each class, beginners, pri-
mary, junior and intermediate,
presented a short program. Hand
craft that the children made dur
ing the week was shown to par
ents and friends.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey honored
her son Jack on his 18th birthday
Tuesday, Angus. 10, with a din
ner party for a few friends. After
dinner they motored to pasca-
goula and enjoyed the show.
Friends who enjoyed this party
were Frank Jones, Bernard
Furry. w. j. Hunt, Elm and
Carley Webb.
Mrs. Raymond Simpson and
children of Houston, Miss, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Trussell. Sr., from Thursday
until Monday. While here they
enjoyed a deep sea fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wissery
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leans arrived Wednesday 10 visit
Mrs. parslcy's daughter. Mrs. Lee
Thomas and her sister, Mrs. II. -.
Townsend. Mrs. Parsley return
ed Friday but Miss Davis will
spend a while with Mrs. Town
send.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Balius we're Billy Balius
and Ann Ketrell Of Biloxi
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Jones an
nounce the birth Of a son Friday,
August % at the Jackson County
Hospital. The baby weighed II
pounds and four ounces He was
named Robert Bruce, Mrs. Jones
was brought home from the hos
pital Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Egan who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Rob
ert Morgan returned to New Or.
leans Tuesday
Little Jane Quinn OF Charles
ton, S. G., Is spending her vaca-
ton with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lopez of
Laurel visited his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. o. y.
Lopez, ST., Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. II. l.. Oliver who has been
spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Quinn who accomp-
anied to her home IN Apalaehl-
cola, Fla, by Wallace Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Fitzgerald
and son, Bobby have moved to
Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. +. j. Mccall and dauRh.
ter, Norma Jean, spent a week IN
Atmore, Ala, on vacation.
DR. and Mrs. j. H. Powell and
their granddaughter of Richmond.
Miss. left Sunday morning for
Vardaman, Miss, to attend a fam
lily reunion,
Mrs. Hurley Guillotte and
daughter lone returned from
Alexandria, La, Saturday where
she visited MI. and Mrs. Jack
Delcomyn for a week.
We extend sympathy to Mr..
and Mrs, r. q Johnson on the
Of their infant daughter,
who died Friday, two hours after
birth. Services were Saturday at
300 o'clock In the Gautier Gene.
terry with Rev j. l., Reeves CON
Quoting services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lows Alexander
of Moss Point visited Mr.. Alex
andor's sister, Mrs, Earl Bond
Friday.
Mrs, Pearl Sims and Mrs, Lena
Powell who have been visiting
in North. Miss, and Arkansas,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. i. Smart and daughters,
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and chi ID rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard McDonald and children and
Mrs w lssery's and Mrs. McDon-
AIDS sister and brother, Bobby
and Johnnie Farmer OF Licking
ton, Misk spent a week at Cedar
Point vititing friends. They form
erly live here.
Mrs. Lee Rouse and children,
Dolores Z nd j. G. attended the
funeral Ct Mrs. Rouses' niece, Mrs.
Irene Daa kle Mattson in Bayou
La Batre, Monday. Mrs. Mattson
died in falmouth Fall, Ore, Au-
gust 18th.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Trussel, ,5r. of Cedar Point last
week we.3e, Mr.. and Mrs. T. O..
Maddox. Jack and Joe, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. MeElraee and Made
line and Jack OF Birmingham,
and Mrs. j. S. Hester and
and Mrs. j. r. Hester and
Jack DoutIas of Meridian
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Wade and
Mr.. and MIS-. Darrell Wade mo.
tored to New Orleans. Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Quinn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
PAscAcoULA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

and Mrs. Lewis Nichols spent
Wednesday and Thursday In
New Orleans.
Mrs. Lorenzo Guillotte was a
business visitor to Mobile Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Craven and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith have re-
turned TO Meridian after a few
days vacation at Mary Walker
Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Went.
zell Of New Orleans have moved
to a cottage at Mary Walker
Camp for an indefinite stay. Mr..
Wentzell is a brother Of Mrs. Wal
lace Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Shaw Of
Sellers visited Mr.. Shaw's broth
or, Walter Shaw and sister, Mrs.
Harold Thomas Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X B. Lindsey
were business visitors to Mobile
Friday.
Mrs. James Berries who has
been living with her mother-in-
Mrs. Earl Berries, has NOV
ed to Biloxi to be near her hus-
band who is now stationed at
keesler Field.
Mrs. Ernest Balius and two
sons, Jimmy and Bobby and
law and two grand
of Biloxi visited Mr.. and
Fred Balius Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Parsley and sister,
Miss Elizabeth Davis of New Or.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
Mrs. E. G.. Ford Is
Given Surprise
BY Group OF Friends

On Friday, August %, at / p.
m. a group Of friends gathered at
the new home on the Old Mobile
highway into which Mrs. H. O.,
Ford has recently moved 10 give
her a surprise house warming
They brought with them an on.
tire set of Fiesta dinnerware and
she wa also presented with a
handsome bedroom suite Of ma.
pie.
Mrs. Ford's grandchildren, Mil
ton and Judy Ford and Barbara
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
MEETING or MARY REED
CIRCLE

a meeting OF the Mary Reed
circle OF the Womana Society OF
Christian Service al the frat
Methodist church Of paseagouln
was held Monday afternoon
at the church with Mrs j. y.
Carver, tho chairman, presiding,
The time was given 10 the
study Of a portion Of the book,
portrait Of a Pilgrim under the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29

and Carol Ann Levy, presented
her with a set OF glassware 20
match the dinner set.
Ice cream and cake we're sofv-
sd by the visitors.
They we're Mcsdamcs O c.
Ford, |. @ Levy, Jro L. X Moses,
G H. Tollo, Allie Robinson, H. &,
Ivcrsen, n l., Sterling, j. G. h.
ney, Skeezix Hanoy, Earl Miller,
Earl Elan, Lewis Murphy, j. c
pecycy. M H. Boyd, Fred Han.
by, S. M. connor and G, II. Case
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29

Phiiomcna and Betty Ann, and
Miss Lucille Adsif, all OF Vicks-
burg, Miss, arc spending a week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilker.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lipseombs
and children OF Jackson are vis.
ting Mrs. Lipscombc's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Vaughn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
POISON IVY
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN ONE HOUR

n not COMPLETELY pLHAAnp.
y0ur gse baCti XII ihs euler skin,
II rBELh orr ana with n goes The
IVY lnfeenon Atk any druggist teF
enough, To-day NJ PALACE pHAHa
MACYi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29

able leadership OF Mrs, c, A,
Carrier,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-29
Obnova Beograda

Komunalno gradbeno podjetje
v Beogradu "Kongrap" je nedav-
no slavilo prvo obletnico svoje
ustanovitve. Podjetje je dobilo
nalogo pospesiti .gradbeno obno-
vo Beograda. v prvem letu svo-
jega obstoja je arhitektonski Cd
SEX tega podjetja sklenil grad
bena della v vrednosti 322 milijo-
nov dinarjev, doslej pa je re IL
vrsil gradbena della v vrednosti
120 milijonov dinarjev-
Podjetje je obnovilo stevilna
javna poslopja, zgradilo novo
mestno mlekarno ma Vozdovcu,
novo delavnico Srednje tehnicne
sole, kolonijo ma Kosutnjaku it'd
Do konca oktobra je "Kon-
crap" S stroski 38 milijonov di'
~narjev popravil As kilometro1
ulic in cest. Ia ia della je bile
porabljeno 1889 vagonov raz
mega gradiva. "Kongrap' je
svojimi cenami tudi znatno vpli
val ma razvoj cen gradben
stroki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-29
Tovarna izpolnila svojo
proizvodno nalogo

: Nedavno je bilo koncano de-
10 v sladkorni tovarni "Parti-
zan' v Osijeku. Kampania slad-
korne pese je trajala Sc dni. Pro-
izvodna naloga je bila ~izvrsena
100 odstotno, norma je bila pre-
koracena, kakovost s~ladkorja pa
Sc v necemer. ne razlikuje cd
predvojne, ceprav je bila letos-
MIA pesa zaradi suse slabse ka-
kovosti. Dosezen je bill 10 odstot-
nj prihranek pri premogu.
Ceprav je tovcrna obratovala
samo z 80 odstotno zmogljivost-
10, je pa tekala proizvodnja nor
malno. STRIFE strokovni delavci
so bill proglaseni "a udarnike
prav tako pa tudi delavec zivan
Ralic, XII sam iztovori dnevno pc
pet vagonov premoga.
z mnozicno pomocjo delav-
cev je bila zgrajena velika
zgradba "a sezonske delavce, s
spalnicami, jedilnico, citalnicc
in drugimi prostori. Odprta je
bila tudi zadruzna menza "a 7(
delavcev. Med novembrskim tex
movanjem so zgradili susilnic<
"a pesne rezance, sedaj pa gradi
jo vodno erpalno postajo, XII b.
mogla zadostiti potrebam tovar
ne ma visku kampanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-29

Ii le Sc Kozjekinja, zupan in OBJ
cinski tajnik.
"Domov polite, matt, mladega
bono pa enkrat ma obcino po-
klicali," je Sc mimogrede zupan
straznik dejal obupani stark,
nato pa tudi on magic izginil
skozi vrata ter v nekaj skokih
dosegel who'd v Apatovo gostil-
no, kamor Sc je bila zatekla tu-
di vecina obcinskih MOI.
(Dalje pyShodnjsc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-29
Nacrtna elektrifikacija
mariborske okolice

Drzavno elektricno podjetje v
okraju Maribor-okolica elektri-
ficira podezelje. V nacrtu je, "a
gospodarstvo obmejnih krajev
in Slovenskih goric zelo vazen
daljnovod Marjeta-P esnica-Le-
mart Trojica. z delom so re pri-
cell.
Postavljen je daljnovod Pesni-
ca-Trojica. Transformatorske
postaje v Zamarkovem, pri Mar
jeti, pri Trojici in Lenartu ca
kajo priklopitve. Vsaka teh po-
stat DO posredovala elektricni
tok obmocju treh kilometrov.
Najvecja DO tudi industriji ma
menjena postaja pr Lenartu.
Ma bodoci daljnovod proti St.
Ilju in Radgonl DO prikljucen
poznani vinorodni kraj Plae,
kjer so re postavili transforma-
tor.
Elektrificirajo tudi Pohorje,
V teku so della ma daljnovodu
Lovrenc ma Pohorju-Josipdol. S
tenn daljnovodom bodo elektrifi-
cirani tudi Ribnica ma Pohorju,
lehenska tovarna lepenke in po-
horski granitni kamnolomi.
Elektrifikacija ma Dravskem
polju je zajela vasi Podovo.
Braunsvejg, Marjeto in St. JAM
TRANSFORMATION v St. Janzu be
kmalu dograjen. Ma vsem SEX
torju so kmetje pripravili elek'
tricne drogove.
Gospodarsko vazen DO daljno'
vod visoke napetosti Konjice'
zrece. Ma tel progi SO pQstavili
drogove in v zrecah gradjo tu'
di Re transformator. Tako DO re,
lezarna v Zrecah kmalu dobila
elektricno silo.
Ma daljnovod Oplotnica-Cez
laki ma Pohorju, kjer je najbolj'
Sc lezisce granita, so 'mariborski
elektricarji zaposleni S pripra'
vami.
VISA tezaska della in prevoze
pri elektrifikaciji store kmetje
prostovoljno in brezplacno. Te'
lava je zaradi pomanjkanja
strokovnega kadra, XII pa je elek'
tricno podjetje "a Maribor-oko'
leo premaguje z organizacije
strokovnih elektricnih tecajev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-29
Naprodaj

je bivsa Hocevarjeva farma ma
E. 1888. cesti in Stevens Blvd;
obsega 21O x $50 cevljev. Hisa
ina 10 velikih sob; hlev, pose
ben prostor "a mleko, naravni
pin in vse ugodnostI: Cena $11,-
900. Ia podrobnosti poklieite
KE $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-29
(Nadaljevanje)

Cas- Sc je nagnil Re cez poldne
in nekateri odborniki so prieeli
postajati Re nestrpni; njihove
oci so nezaupljivo uhajale ma
MILO, kjer je Jank Sc vedno Sc
del pred plastic neresenih pa
pirjev.
"Koliko pa je Sc tega?". je
zeval Cernjak, kateremu Sc je
zaradi gostilne najbolj mudilo
domov. -
In res, kolo nesrec Sc ia dan
"a junaski obcinski odbor Sc nj
nehalo sukati. Prvi papir, XII ga
je tajnik wei S kupa, je bila
prosnja stare Pernatovke "a OBJ
cinsko podporo njenima vnuki-
MAMA. Starka je obcini sporo-
Gala to, kar je VISA okolica vede-
la, da je MANFRED zaradi bolezni
postala "a delo skoraj nesposob-
ma in da ne We, kako bi preredi-
la svoji siroti. Mel da "a zivlje-
ME tako nj vec, toda skrbita 10
vnukinji, XII sta zaradi tega OBJ
sojeni ma gladovno smrt, ako
Sc jih obcina ne DO usmilila.
Brz ko je tajnik prosnjo pre-
bral, je vecina bruhnila pc So
BIZ:
"Koga? Kdaj DO pa konec teh
storij -.
Nekatere je zacel oblivati zno;
strahu in groze. Zdelo Sc jim
je, da sc obcinska SODA spremi'
MIA v grozno, temno zrelo, ka'
NOR Sc vse skupaj z mimi Vrec
pocasi, a ne vzdrzno pogreza. Ko
da hi Sc yes svet zarotil prot
Jamnici in 10 hotel pogubiti
Zdaj nj bio treba sele Munka
da hi zacel razvijati svoj nazol
O skodljivosti NEST, ker SO Az
dew, Kupljen in Pernjak skora
drug drugega preklicali, ko 81
rohneli:
"Vedno ista stvar: nihce no
&c delati ma kmetih, vse dere
mesto in hoce igrati gospodo
Sc lepo pblaciti in hoditi v roka
vicah ,naokrog Poznamo ia
Ike. reel. In potem Sc vracajo de
kleta nazaj S pankrti Ka
pa je bio treba hoditi v NEST
tel Pernatovi Lii ? Ma
hi ostala donna! I'll, ubogi kmet
pa redi potem vso to zlot. Nj
cesar ne damo ...
"Saj vendar baba prosi! Ka
pa hoce Sc vec?" Sc je yes ogor
cen vpraseval Ardev.
Govorili so, kakor hi bill
Jamnica obcestvo samih svetni
kov in jo zupnik Virej ma move
ga leta dan, ko je S priznic
razlagal moralno bilanco mimi