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l60-Moving & Storage

POTTER BROS. MOVING
Hauling. No job too large or tor
small. Dial 1888.
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= Poultry & Supplies
.r,rpDAY. JUNE IA, 1947

~TFSTFD baby chicks -
Hatsss' feeders. electric brood
ts1nts' NEEDS. Roudabush's Seed
ELS IT,
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nlV1D DIXON's Service Co. Ra-
A, and appliances. Sales Ser.
.,oo Work Guaranteed. Dial
/. ag126. IS S. Second.
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l62-Travel Opportunities

LEAVING FOR Miami Sunday.
Will take from one to five pas
sengers. Driving '46 Buick. Ex-
change references. Dial 9683 eight
to nine pm. B. Boswell,
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= Radio. Refrigeration and
Appliance Service
Rake BROTHERS
\, md Castle Streets. Dial 2-2790
w mi Carolina Beach 1852
voir Westinghouse Dealer
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WANTED-Good, clean used caf
from private owner. Call 902o.
WANTED-Good used electric rel
rigerator. Call 2-2995.
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DO YOU have a 6-room unfurnlsh,,
ed apartment or house IN good
location and in good condltlon
for rent? We're permanent. rell-
able Dial. 2-125O.
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HIGH PRICES and quick sales.
List your property with Hughes
| / Higgins Realtors. Phone 1881.
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FEEDS, SPRAYS, spray materials,
gusts. dcsters, for farm garden
lawn. Cross Seed Co. Dial 1858.
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l80-Legal.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER DECREE OF SUPERIOR
COURT
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10 Buy, Rent

WANTED - PROPERTY for sale
or rent. We have the clients.
Happy median between Buyer
and Seller, Landlord and Ten
ant. Geo. B. Applewhite, Realtorr'
Carolina Beach. Phone 2066-2O62.
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Estate & Dealers

FOR TOP prices list your real
estate with W. A. McGirt. Real
TOR 2t5 Princess street.
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YOUR property for sale
with Willetts Realty Co.. 1924
Princess street, Office phone
1898.
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RICHARD A. SHEW
REALTY COMPANY
j SALES A SPECIALITY
r3 Princess Dial 2-2160
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WE SELL the earth. Foster Hill
. Realty Co., liz Princess street.
, Dial 1881.
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lsAeeds. Plants. Bulbs

NADQUARTERS FOR insecti-
cldes, spprayers, busters, weed
killer. soy beans and everything
Ter the garden. T. W. Wood &
Sons.
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aER00F NOW! Stop those leaks.
f, Convenient FILA. plan. 1O-year
: guarantee. Southern Roofing and
Siding company. Dial 6283.
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HOOPER JOHNSON. Real Estate
N Princess street. Phone GLIB
DAYS. 6749 nights.
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NDIO SERVICE. Pickup and
delivery only. Dial 2-2347. H. w.
= Howard.
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N0ORE-FONVIELLE Realty Co.
I We are equipped TO serve you.
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Commissions
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And Repairs

'TVe Know Radios"
~, GIVE
M s.-vice on repairs and re-
Elements. Our repalrmen
,rs experts and know their
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

gram was. a paper on Famous
Negro Women" by Mrs: Cooper;
"The Old VS.. the New" by Mrs.
Marable. This was a most inter-
esting contrast of olden meth
DDS of laundry VS.. newer scien-
tific improvements. Mrs. Fannie
Mason gave spirited challenge
to women in the social-religious
field. A quartet, composed of
Misses Farmville, Armstrong,
Boyd and Jeffries rendered Sc
lections.
Highlight of the evening was
an address by Mrs. Henrietta
Mebane, tuberculosis H e a t h
Worker, Guilford county. Mrs.
Mebane called upon the women
to realize the part health plays
in the industrial program today,
and stressed the need of regular
health check-ups. Her remarks
were vastly helpful. Presented
by Mrs. B. w. Barnes, Mrs. Meb-
ane linked the need of good
health and good living condi-
tions so clearly in the minds of
those present that it will become
a definite part of the program
from now on.
During the social hour which
followed, Mrs. Maggie Garvin,
sponsor of the club, traced the
growth of the thrift idea from
it's small beginning some time
ago, and inspired all present to
go forward to bigger things.
The Social Committee, headed
by Mrs. Maggie Gilmer, served a
delicious ice course. The club
meets each first and third Thurs
day at the Susie B. Dudley Y.
w. G. A., at 1880 p. m.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

culosis by teaching young people
to keep their general health at
top level and to form the habit
of getting periodic physical ex-
aminations, including chest x
rays. If a person who has formed
the habit of having periodic
chest X-rays gets tuberculosis,
he discovers the disease in it's
early stages, when the chances
of. arresting it are best. If all
cases of tuberculosis were found
in the early stages, the chain of
communication could be broken
and the disease which is the
greatest thre t to Americas s
young people could in time be
eradicated.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

Many housewives have report
ed ironing as their most tiring
task because of the long hours
of standing. Yet they continue
to iron on foot because they be-
lieve it makes the job go faster.
This is true only if the board is
the wrong height for sitting.
Now that adjustable boards are
being tried out commercially,
women soon may be able to buy
a board which they can fit to the
right height for stool or chair.
In the meantime, wall ironing
boards may be installed at sit
ting height.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
Health for I'LL
PREVENTING
DISEASE

Most parents, even those who
neglect their own health, are
conscientious where their chill
dren's welfare is concerned.
They try to provide the proper
food, housing and medical care,
and to teach their children hy-
gienic habits.
AS children enter adolescence
and begin to meet larger group
of people and acquire new in
terests, parental supervision of
health habits may begin to re-
lax. Engrossed by their new in
terests, hobbies and friendships
and unable to judge the limits
of their own endurance, young
people are apt to "overdo it"
undermining the health so care
fully guarded in childhood.
Actually, adolescence is a pc
riod when observance of health
rules is as important as ever.
One of the major dangers to
young people who allow their
general health to deteriorate is
tuberculosis. Despite the fact
that the human body has a nat
ural resistance to tuberculosis,
this disease takes the lives of
more young people between the
ages of Is to '35 than any other
disease. This is true in a country
which takes great pride in the
advantages and opportunities Of
fered young men and women.
A person who contracts TB
must spend months or years in
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
Y. w. G.. A. OBSERVES
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS DAY

The Garvin Gardenia Social
Savings club of the Y. w. c.. A.
carried out very impressive
presentation recently, observing
National Industrial Progress
Day. This celebration, coming
every May in the Y. w. c. A.
calendar, gives a forward look
to the accomplishments of wo-
men in the Industrial and en-
ployed world. The program was
all-inclusive, and stressed each
phase of the spirit, body, and
mind of women in today's en-
deavor.
Mrs. Emma Harris, vice-presi-
dent, presided, and presented the
program. Included on the pro-
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

a sanatorium or sick room -
months or years that should be
spent launching or furthering
his career. The eradication of
tuberculosis would constitute a
major gain to the country as a
whole.
Young people are not the only
group susceptible to TB. No age
group is immune. Parents, how
ever, can help eradicate tuber-
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

Honor is a baby's rattle.
Randolph.
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Chapter .
lNAFT q minute Gail was q
w little out Of breath. for
something eola was creeping into
h9F hearG
~ff you're trying 90 think of
Fwmauna Why l shouldn't don't"
nFuea said. az u reading behind
hNr wmrgied brow into her mind.
Last night al the hospital 10
eamw 90 ire that"
That al yea had % do was
uiek up where you left OF and
everything would be all right
aaasmf" Gail asked harshly.
-fm = fairly young fellow
"And q fairly old fooli Listen
% me You're q grown man.
xou're ne heart Of . band that's
wping plarea YOU must love the
woEh or Y0u wouldn't have
ataYea TITS long You can't, Just
hhe thaf-~ Gail snapped her
nmgfFs ~tell us all 20 90 to-
sch 10 60 and set another key
T0wn's fun Of them. Bruce
anaWefeA
-FaFmet the orchestra for q
niinuts how about this house.
ard TO moncy Il takes 90 run Il.
Hos aboaf JulieT" Gail hated
aFumRinR Tmctte into ID. but she
"a AID Anioinettc7"
nNtte.~ he said softly. will
81 ae % 90 ahead Tne'ie IS
Cell nhook her head.
.NfiNw me credit Tor being a
wouaan a least. Bruce. Suppose
Ton Taette. You come rushing IN
and ell me you're GOING % chuck
ee0fythinM and 80 back 10 school.
Flne for Yuu but Tneite thinks
"a luiiw and the things the two of
rou haVe slammed 10 do tor her.
$50 thinka % the house you've
huin Cos hef. II her. oh. call u
mnelal responsibility. You're not
fwh She knowa there won't be
4nmey enough % carry you all
- way thfonRh~ A little wildly
&mli made q sweeping gesture
that eusbTseed Ne lovely patio
and the iow white house built
around a EAU these things you'd
tske nwmy from her" she said
afam@iieally. "lor IA boyish
mhlm~
Nhs Jumped up from the table,
Yea simply cannot do Il. Bruce"
~hxefyboay will tell me that"
tIe n nned 81 her. "Someday
yam'lI "a glad I sinlshed." he went
90 aailY When you're old and
hobbiAna and DF. Crane comes
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music OR 0l{D|Cr|t
AR NawsIaafusst

| its way to the top of the heap.
Behind him lay the struggles;
ahead. the rewards. To have to
start all over again now, after
having landed the cigarette showi
1t was too much to expect of any
man.
Sudden fury swept through
him; but he controlled himself.
81 hope there won't be hard
feelings" he repeated fatty. But
there's the matter Of our con-
tract, Bruce"
Contract"
Legal papers made out for Just
such emergencies as this. You
see"
I'm sorry to interrupt" Mrs.
Lyons, who had come up un-
noticed, said. But Mrs. Crane is
on the telephone, MIR. Crane"
"Bruce?" Tnette asked as he
picked up the receiver.
boy or girl?"
THE baby didn't live. I'm COM
ing home"
She hung up: and Bruce wan
dered back to the terrace. And
when he had told them what had
happened, Homer, feeling that
somebody should buster. said
loudly:
you'd think the doctors
wouldn't let such things happen.
wouldn't your" He stood up.
I'm going into Hollywood to
see If Austin needs help" Homer
said. He figured it was the wrong
time anyway to pursue the sub
ject of Bruce's contract. Ironically
he added: Want to string along.
Gail?"
Eyes"
1t took her a fe. minutes to
gather up her things. AS she fol-
lowed Homer into his car she said
to Bruce: -,
Tell T'nette I'll return her
housecoat SOON"
They left: and Bruce dropped
heavily down into one of the
b boo chaise-lounges near
T'nette's miniature tropical gar
den. He trembled a little. The
dream he had brought home with
him hadn't vanished altogether:
but its brightness had been
clouded. It wasn't because of the
contract Homer could hold over
him. A nagging, persistent frag-
ment of Calls conversation kept
beating back into his brain:
Gall these things you'd take
away from T'nette-for a boyish
whim!"
Ito be continued)
Copyright 1947 By Frank Rio1den)
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By Frank Riordon

round 70 tx up your joints. you'll
"Shut up!" Gail barked. LEND
me your car. I'm going home"
Carelessly he put his arm
around her shoulders.
Don't 60 away mad"
HOMER GREGG, who had ar
II rived In a bubble Of good
news by way of the front door
and had been told by Mrs. Lyons
that Bruce was in the patio-She
thought-and to 90 on out. saw
Gail and Bruce as he started
through the doorway of the den.
lie stopped short.
He banged the screen-door. AT
least he'd be a gentleman. With
a set smile he approached them.
All the way out TO Bruce's house
he mad been planning clever ways
Of breaking the great news: but
now II did not matter. He just let
them have IL.
I'VE have the radio show" he
said. starting the 10th of Feb
ruary."
lie sat down. poured himself a
cup of coffee.
Wonderful" Gail answered
duly.
"Sure is" Bruce said. Then,
without preliminaries, he went
on: I'm giving up the band. Ho-
tner."
Homer's hand. the one holding
the cup of coffee. stopped midway
10 his mouth. A two-year-old
could have seen that Bruce meant
what he had said. There was no
percentage in pretending he hadn',
heard
When" he said in a voice de-
ceptive IN its assumed lack of in
tercst. did you decide all this?"
For a long time" Bruce ran
his hand through his hair. He had
no wish TO repeat his story. He
wanted TO make the break quick
ly. Then he and Tnette could sit
down and figure out all the an
giles. Comfortably he thought OF
the nice little bank account.
Maybe some bright day." he
said. Gail will tell you the opus
OF my youth. But right now"
Homer went on drinking his
coffee.
The Ave years have been
SWELL" Bruce said feebly. And
and no hard feelings. Homer"
Il hope there won't be any,"
Homer said. He stood up; his face
took on a gray pallor. For patient
years he had been building his
band into the beautifully coor-
dinated outfit that was now on
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a. go So FmmliA Paftiy
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY
know America)

1797-(l50 years ago. Frigate
Constitution cold Ironsides")
launched in Boston.
1848-First meeting of the
american Association for the Adj
vancement of Science, in Phila-
|delphia.
1850-First great public land
grant by Government to rail-
road-for road from Chicago to
Mobile, Ala.-to Illinois Central
R.R.
1870-First of its historic anti
Tweed editorials by the N. Y.
Times. o.
come, World War I, begins.
1918-Battle of the Meuse-Ar-
1939-Chamberlain tells Eng
land, after fall of Poland: 1--WE
will not rush into adventures
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LaCUARDIA

Continued from Page One)
father decided he should
learn to play the cornet instead,
Born in New York, Dec. IL,
1882, Mr.. LaGuardia was the son
of an immigrant who had arrived
in the United States four years
earlier from Foggia, Italy. His
mothers native city was Fiume.
He was married in 1919 to Thea
Almerigotti, who died in 1921.
Eight years later he married Ma
rie Fisher. his secretary. They
had two adopted children, Jean
and Eric.
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grent share Of the marked slkmsp
in funk outs" among f8Fws-ye@F
law students at the University ~
California. In prewar wears fea7-
40. % of every 100 failed IN
l946-47, only 10 flunkxd. he SID
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AppiyTOWed

Appiig at,ons foF marriage H.
eenafa we're filed yesterday by
loranxy ". Gaskins. IS. of the
n =. Navy. and Eula Z. Rogers.
ls ~ sos Eaton street. and by
Ihmpsic n Briggs. %. of SSH
pssineiana Place. and Aileen X
puit. ~. l22-A Polnciana Place.
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which offer little prospect (of)
success"
1942-Wendell Willkie arrives
by plane in Moscow.
1943-U.S. planes bomb Venice
in Italy.
1944-Some $4,000 Germans in
Brest surrender to us. forces aft
er siege.
1945-Restrictions on fraternal-.
ization removed in Germany.
l946-President Truman Gusts
Secretary of Commerce Wallace
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The room mothers and exec
ative board meeting Of the Poin-
eiana Parent Teachers Associa-
ton. which was scheduled for
September ~, will be held Mon
day afternoon. September %. at
z o'clock.
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Daughter to Aliens

1t. and Mrs. Clifton Allen of
Roselle, N. j., announce the birth
of a daughter this morning at
4:45 o'clock.
Mrs. Allen is the former Betty
Lee Allshouse. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Allshouse,
Eaton street.
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Few Vets FUNK

BERKELEY, Calf. - (AP). =
Dean Edwin d. Dickinson credits
'the greater maturity and seri-
BUSINESS. of the veterans" for
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Parish Hall
Dance Tonight

A dance will be held tonight
in St. Paul's Church Parish Hall
in Bahama street, beginning at
8 o'clock. Everyone is invited to
the evening. of fun.
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Y'Ami island, the northern
most point of the Philippine Ar
chipelago, is 70 miles from For
mosa. Saluag, the southernmost
point is only SO miles from Bor-
neo.
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Sesame oil is pressed from the
seed of sesame indicum, a plant
cultivated since ancient times,
and serves virtually all the uses
for both coconut and olive oils.
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MEETINGS ;;!';;'''


The Police Athletic League
mnmbers vii meet in the Parish
Wall, Windsor lane. Monday. at
las y. VA. A. Lucille calverley.
secretary 81 the organization,
announced today.
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The carbon arc light. which
provided the first high-intensity
street liRht In the United States,
Nas first Installed in Cleveland
In 1879.
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MmN Wen&. -. hept ~ lwfT
WMmNEWm1lnm tak0n AZ SO EN-
kauaagn Mlandafs Time.
Cay UfflCwl
v.mp@EafuFss
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Public Notice

This is to advise that effective
today. Friday. September 18th.
l947. I am no longer associated
in any way with the firm of Lee
Bros. Neon Co.. 6l4 Greene ST..
Key West. Fla. nor arm I respon-
sible for any debts contracted
after this date-Sept. 18th. lS47.
s. II. LEE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
Odbor ma delu "a praznieno
okrasenje St. Clair Ave.


Kot smo ze porocali, Sc je
zbral odbor, XII bo obiskal vse
trgovce ma St. Clair Ave. cd E.
IS St. do E. 68 St. v svrho pri-
spevkov "a nabavo krasnega
boAcnega drevesa, XII bo po-
stavljen ma prazni lott ma vo-
galu Norwood Rd., ter "a luci
in druge okraske, katerini Sc
bo st. Clair ulico "a bozicne
praznike okrasilo, da bo pri-
vlacno in v ponos naselbini. Od-
Dor je Sci polno paro ma delo
in uspeh tega podvzetega naer-
ia, je razviden, kajti trgovci,
XII so bill obiskani, so Sc veliko-
dusno odzvali.
Veeraj Sc je zglasil v nasem
uradu cvetlicar Louis Slapnik,
XII je v kratkem casu dobil pri-
spevke cd sledecih podjetnikov
in trgovcev: Frank Rich, XII vo-
di popravljalnico avtov na T..
81 st. in st. Clair Ave-, pogreb-
mix Frank Zakrajsek, Bozeglav
Winery, Emil Bukovec, XII vodi
grocerijo in mesnico, Norwood
pekarija, Mario Cafe in Louis
| lSlapnik cvetlicarna ma 61O2 st.
Clair Ave.
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Poleg zupana je bilo ranjenih
16 oseb, med mimi ena oseba
smrtno. Osem mestnih zastopni-
kov je dobilo lazje poskodbe.
Do napada ma zupana Mar
seilla je prislo potem, ko je poll
CHA aretirala tri udeleznike de-
monstracij, ces, da so fizicno
napadli neke policaje. Ma tisoce
levicarjev je pred mestno zbor-
nico in sodnijo prepevalo komu-
nisticno "Internacionalo," docim
so Sc po viharnih debatah v sa-
mi zbornici spopadli komunistic-
nj zastopniki zastopniki, XII so
pristasi de Gaullea.
Policija je sicer uspela raz-
gnati vec tisoc glav mnozico
levicarjev, teda nemiri Sc v Mar
seillu MISC polegli. Ia jutri je
delavska federacija napovedala
splosno stavko, XII utegne para
lizirati to drugo najvecje mesto
F:rancije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
PVT. BERNARD O'HARA

v Svetkovem pogrebnem "a
vodu ma 478 E. 152 St. sc ma
haja truplo vojaka Pvt. Ber-
nard O'Hara, XII je dospelo v
sredo il Belgije, kjer je pokoj-
nj dobil tezke poskodbe v boju,
katerim je cez diva dni podle-
gel. Star je bill 20 let in je bill
dodeljen 1O1. airbourne divizi-
il. Tukaj zapusca starse John
in Anna O'Hara ma 48O E. 147
St., in stiri brate: Johna, Fran
cis,> James in Raymonda. Vo-
jaski pogrebni obredi sc bodo
vrsili v petek zjutraj oh 10. uri
il Svetkovega pogrebnega zavo-
da v cerkev sv. Jeromija oh
1920 uri in nato v vojaski cd.
delek ma pokopaliscu Calvary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-13
Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice
V ponedeljek so sc zglasile
vile rojenice pri druzini Mr.. in
Mrs. John in Frances Homeck
ma 10601 Manor Ave. in pustile
v spomin krepkega sincka-prvo-
rojenca. Dekliko ime matere je
bio Ziherle ter je dobro pozna-
ma bivsa igralka pri dramskem
drustvu "Ivan Cankar". Matt
in dete Sc dobro pocutita in sc
nahajata v Macdonald House,
University bolnisnice. Tako je
poznana Mrs. Ziherle Cleve-
land Heights sedmic postala
stara matt. Cestitamo!