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Evening star., 1947-03-02

Doctor. You probably think I'm hypo. But
this thing is throwing me. Please help me-"
The doctor glowered at Sam. This isn't
matrimonial bureau, son. I'm here to help
people who have fixations, neuroses, and
libidos that are out of whack. Not to get dates
for eligible bachelors
'Of course" Sam nodded. II know that.
But I'm afraid that's what have "a fixa-
ton for other mems wives
The doctor pointed gnarled finger. Ever
been in any trouble with the husbands?"
''Of course not. I'm decent enough to get
out before l make anyone miserable -"
Sans eyes dropped - except myself"
"All right, Mr.. Logan. I'll take your case -
strictly on trial basis. Come every night for
a week. At the end of that time, if find you
have an honest neurosis, III cure it. But if you
haven't, I'm through, and I'll charge you
double. Understand"
Perfectly" Sam answered.
"All right Well begin right now" He
pushed one of the buttons on his desk. I'm
going to ask my assistant, DR.. Gordon, to
come in Don't freeze up in front of her -
she's my alter ego Anything you can tell me
you can tell her. Lie down over there and
loosen your collar"
Sam got up and turned to the couch. AT
Evening star., 1947-03-02

that moment the door to an anteroom opened
and Dr. Gordon floated into the Office.
Sam stopped breathing. For DR.. Gordon
was slim and blonde and radiant, princess
in starched white uniform. Even under the
starch you could see she had figure like
photographers model and a face to match,
only more intelligent.
The effect on Sam - and his on her - were
not lost on Dr. Bicquel His face grew grim.
almost sardonic.
With cold-steel courtesy he performed the
introduction. 'Sit over there, Monica" he
ordered. 'And if you get any bright IDEAS
save them till afterwards" Then he turned
back to Sam, who had collapsed on the couch
well, Nh Logan, start talking"
For twenty minutes Sam talked At first
it was awful. He couldn't get whole sentence
out, because every time he'd start, his eyes
would wander to the lovely DR.. Gordon, and
words died. But gradually under the none
too gentle prodding of the old psychiatrist, he
managed to get rolling. He talked about
college, and the girl he almost married before
he discovered she was nasty in the morning;
and one of his Sunday School teachers when
he was ten, and an old mohair hobby horse
in his grandmother's attic.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
A Short Story

llV7oU see, Doctor" Sam Logan explained
Il anxiously. 1T isn't that actually fell
for her. But could have if I'd stuck around
That's why had to get out. After all, she's
married - to my best friend"
The stringy old gentleman on the other side
of the desk gave Sam shrewd glare. II see.
But what makes you think psychiatry will
help you?" he asked.
Because it happens all the time" Sam
replied sorrowfully. "All the women think
l could 60 for - are married. never seem
to like the single ones. I'm beginning to be
afraid it may mean something
DR.. Bicquel snorted. Lot of bosh. Doesn't
mean thing except that all the best ones are
taken - early How old are you, Mr.. Logan?'
I'm thirty-two.'
Good income?'
MN. Good enough
"How's your health?"
Fine keep in condition"
HE doctor squinted one sharp eye at the
young man opposite him, took in the square
shoulders, the long legs and the deep tan.
"You ought to be married, you know
Il know" agreed Sam. That's why came
to YOU Because never will be if keep on
this way. Why, only this afternoon -"
Save that for later" snapped the old man.
"If decide to take your case, we'll start at
the beginning. Mother, father, schoolteachers
- all the usual rot. Highly overrated, psy-
chiatry Too damn many upstairs in the field.
And too many people like you"
Sam blushed. II know it sounds trivial,
Evening star., 1947-03-02

DR.. Bicquel finally closed his notebook and
turned on the lights. That will be all for
tonight" he snapped BE here tomorrow at
eight. And be on time DR.. Gordon will get
your pedigree. Out that way" And he ges-
tured to the adjoining Office.
Sam found himself following the magical
creature called DR.. Gordon like child's toy
on a string. She could have led him in front of
the starting line at the indianapolis speedway
just as the gun went off, and he'd have
followed without question.
In the sanitary brightness of the next Office.
DR.. Gordon sat behind glass-topped desk
Better get comfortable, MIR. Logan. This
will take a while" Then she glanced up at
him and her professional manner disintegrated
into dust. Shakily she unlocked her eyes from
his and added: We'll. not too long We're
you - uh - going somewhere"
SANS pulse was an audible bang against
his watch-strap. mo. Nowhere. Absolutely
nowhere at all!'
Monica Gordon was suddenly very busy
with a card and pen. Full manner"
Samuel Phipps Logan, he told her. and she
asked another question - and another and
another, all the time jotting down notes in
hand that seemed Historically torn between
backhand and forehand 1t shook. too Finally
she came to the last question. 1t wasn't last
on the card Sam noticed, but She saved it.
"Are you married. Mr.. Logan?'
mo. Are you?"
Monica dropped the pen looked frightened.
Sam was quick to apologize. I'm sorry.
That was pretty fresh. No, I'm not married.
Matter of fact, that's why came to- Dr..
Bicquel. You see, IL have fixation."
Monica gasped. Really? That's odd,
thought - from listening to you talk, mean
- that you were about as normal man as
I'd ever seen in this Office"
Continued on page Is
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Sam had one question for the
psychiatrist: ''Why do l always
fall in love with married women?"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15

all to the Blue Horizons Ball.
Mr. B T Williams OF S437
N.newood. brother Of Mrs. Sadie
Raney 2o7& Mteheldale. rush
ed 20 the bedside Of his brother
who is very III in Philadelphia
Pa. He doesn't know how long
ne will have 20 stay
Miss Frances Massey Of 2i024
Garoenlane won the POPULARITY
contest OF the Blue Horizon
Group at the Urban League Gen.
ter February "A by raising the
most money for membership
dues.
Cpl. Huge Hall. 7lo7S Garden
lane returned home with an
honorable discharge from the
army. Miss Geneva Carter. a
next door neighbor. was very
proud 70 see his handsome face
once more N life
JOES BOBBY SOXER GOSSIP
A certain young lady on Nit
cheldale Is very popular with
the Young bows from 81 up. Be-
ware daughters. beware. moth
e. isn'i giving you chance
Even though she Is sort Of young
vet
Richmond Casey is often PLAY
inE TIE record al Merits Res
tsursrt that says Hes going
20 find his baby Il its the last
tang ne does Is that all he's
gong 70 find'
Mrs. Jesse Robertson "a really
or ire ball with her good times
ov STAYING home with her huS-
band James Robertson.
Joe and Alonzo Gadie never
get along together I wonder
whv' TIE gosslpers know per
iodl
A 70; q Old people are won.
deriag what is going 20 happen
20 the l3 and u wear old girls
Who are going out with older
bcvs Il that YOU.
Dolores Bobo il seen lately
with a handsome young man. Is
she interested
Delph!re Brown hasn't beer
seen AZ the Community Build
ing ,stelv Where Is She
:, has been said that the
No~,hwes,ern Vets are giving a
dance. ! heard !; is going 70 be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
SPECIAL SHOPPING DIRECTORY
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
Editor Hits
Intolerance

nothing sunks as much a:
race hatred said Leonard
Traube editor a. Billboard.
show business magazine, IN =
special article entitled Where
Does SHOW Business Stand on In
tolerance
The article commends the play
wrieh,s who have agreed not %
allow their productions "a De
PLAYED anywhere that audiences
are iimcrowd
While il is nsddenlng. 10 re-
nec, or the how-come OF bigotrry
in a nation which prides itself
rishtfAllY, on us eternal lustiee
democr acyN and generosity. we
are genuinely hopeful OF the
gains that can be achieved thru
the Offices Of influential factors
who serve in the show business
tina. article saws
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
VOR DOWNONT NEFARN FLAVOR AT DOWN-TOEARTH PRICES

How you sSeT sompIed butfeS shot wos 80 b ~
ehOor poured yourssh toorrsr1 obuD ot mix
rioht ON OF the milking poll eater eoos hssh
iron, ne n4st2 Then YOU know whot by dcu-
81 me form AoVor or dory foods ore oil rIshsd 70
~ o. TOO Soesd ond kept Of ft,s peck Of trSstsrsn
m refriosroted eosss. We've creomy butter ncH
nik thick Groom eoos with hfrn. e'eor vfHtea
ord bo golden yolkS ord s~srY variety OF cheese.
rcrn mid Wisconsin Swiss ~ LirroUroer thot sHon6
olons Choose YOU fcvoSites N AGp Ooar Center
ord enjoy down me form hGNo~ ~ down 10
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
OAKDALE GARDENS & SMILE NEWS

great, Make Il good. boys
s Brown has lot al girls
now A regular plsyboy huh
solomon heard YOU weren't
ringing NJ Fcrd's dooroel any
more What's wrong
SAY kids. Frances IS wearing
a stride now.
joyce Johnson is attending
Wavne University now. Wonder
for how long Keep the good
work up, joyce.
Lucy Wilson. watch your step
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15

: = q n : Q ieO oN
the W atkin s
Byrd Simmeons
Post AS
The Blue Hor-
ZION Club is
giving a ball on
March IA al the
Urban lie agu &
on Northl a W n.
They are invlt-
ing all OF the
DIS over. so
some one, come
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
By Josephine Jean Smith
SOCIAL. NEWS

Starting SATURDAY night, Mar
s and every Saturday thereafter,
moves viii De shown and dane
ing on Sundays with floor shows,
az the Uncle Toms Plantation
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26
be known in a nice way that you,
ideal husbond Is the type Of man
who thinks you're the type Of lady
he wants for wife.

II. w. S II have a job and a
business and someone else is rum
ming it? Could you advise me
what to do?
Ans: The business is not crossing
enough yet where you can afford
to quit your job and take over
the management. Until it does -
stay put. You can keep close tabs
on your investment in your spare
time. See that your manager does
good job and If he cannot pro-
duce the results you expect-GET
ONE THAT CAN.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26
Walter Whites why
| Remain A Negro

Walter Whites article original
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26

ly appearing in the October ISSUE
of the Saturday Review of Liter.
allure, Why l Remain A Negro.
has just been republished in the
January issue of the Readers Di-
gest.
Mr., Whites article which has
been widely praised by Albert Elm
stein, Daryl Zanuck, Marian An
derson, Eric Johnston, Walter Da-
venport, editor of Golfers Maya
zine, is a revealing story of the
thinking of Negroes which has
become one of the most widely
read articles Of contemporary
times.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26
P o { N

BY David Bruce Ellis, Jr.
IT. Root Veterans Hospital Bldg. 8;
North Little Rock. Arkansas
While life runs it's course, let me
not idle be.
Let my every thought be to help
others, Sm.
Let my blinded eyes be OPEN
ed so that I might see
The tie that binds me and treat
all men as brothers.
Let me linger in the even tide of
life
Let me tarry with my brethren a
little while
Let me not complain of toll and
strife
Let me teach the sad how to smile
And when the sand of life runs
low,
Let all things done, be well done
Let hatred perish within my heart,
ere | 90
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26

Mrs. ]. w. Can you tell why
II Is when my husband and l 60
out together we cannot get along?
Ans: Sure can. You just started
your marriage off wrong. You
let your husband run around
with other men. What can you ex
pect from a marriage OF this sort?
When you do go cut together. you
try to outshine one another. Shame
on both of you. You can't build
loving home life on sham and
pretense. |. takes real love.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26

r. A. d. - There is man and
Re seems to like to be in my COM
pany He is very fine guy. He
'ells my girl friend how he likes
me and says | am the type of lady
he wants for wife but he never
has asked me about marrying.
Ans: What are you waiting foi
sister At the right time - the
right place - feel him out on the
subject. Make it appear casual like
but get him on the spot and
make him commit himself on the
subject OF matrimony. Mex; time
he gets in loving mOod--tet it
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26

/ and dad. Will l do good to &C
back home?
Ans; Your husband will never
permit yOU to move the Riddles
out from under him. They mean
too much to him. Besides. it
would be gave mistake to move
in on pop and MON with three
growing children ON your hands.
All you need do TO live happily
within your husbond II to get him
out from under the influence Of
his people. A change OF cities
would improve family relations
immensely.
L B. N. Il have . baby by 4
Icy and he tells me he loyes me
ara wants to marry but overytime
he asks me 7 don't neac frora him
f, about E,onth. When he does
col. he does Mt nentlon II am
ready to get married. What shall
I do?
Ans: Next time h brings up the
subject of marriage pe ready for
him. Fix it up with the preacher
ahead of time so there will be no
obstacles to confront your wedd-
ing. Some Joes have to be pushed
into matrimony. He's that kind.
Next time he comes around really
hankering for some married life
fix him up proper.
J. c. - I have been ordering |
the Able Wallace Guide for many |
many years and swear by it.
Please let me know when your
1916 edition will be ready for
Ans: It's ready now. You may |
r,svc-ss4 .s..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26

c. w. T. = | am married and
have three children. My ..in-laws
are people I can't get along with.
My husband is awful good TO the
kids but talks rough and mean to
me. | am thinking this coming
year of taking the children and
going back home to my mother
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-12-26

this column. Send your birthdate,
full name and address and your
l94S Guide will reach you by re-
turn mail.
Evening star., 1947-04-26

and Enid Rigby. 20. 20 Sheridan st. ne.
and Patricia Boone. 42, 2o0I 10th st.
W.IiTsa Norm a .o,:s|;n. Fl As5issn uad- 81
La142s 4fs4 KsnF. KTsaradsg 81 gaolIhs s r.eld and viz
ginia Angel. %, 2IIs 2Ist St. NV.
Ernest Ekeiton, 20, AIbans, w Va. and
Barbara Harrison, Huddersfield. Eng
James Tinomason, SO, and Mary Banks.
80, both OF 2009 Lawrence st. NE.
Margaret Seal. 3s. l26 9Th st. ne.
Everett Eubanks, 20, % 18th st. Sc, and
Nellie Herche, 24. BIS Dumbarton ave.
Wilbur Morris. 81. oberlin, Ohio, and
Elizabeth Macpherson, 20, Arlington.
Carl Winkler, 21, 6309 Sth st. NV. and
Doris Volland, 90, 429 Rittenhouse st.
Irving sloane, %, Brooklyn, N, T., and
Mary Wolford. "a, $3.50 Nebraska ave-
Morris coombs. 90 washington, d. c..
and Bonnie Rodgers, 20, 1440 Clifton
william : Frye, jr.. 22, 1912 Edison st.
NV and charllet Weaver. 20, 301s
18th st. NV.
sic johnson, 20. 1880 r st. NV.
Brabson Burrell, 20, and Ruby South
worth. 21, both OF 22S 10th st. n q.
Major MONTGOMERY 55. 1901 p st. NV,
and Katherine Sencindiner, 80, 1477
Newton st. NV,
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. LaaDs couples naust s
apply for a marriage license on
one day. .Oait three full days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duus.
sn and corneiia Msseila. as aoi5sS aa5s Td s.s e
Eugene ELL. 80. and Lillian Chase. 81
Andrew Price, 81, 1901 9th st. NV. ane
Hattie jackson. 1S. 1862 Reeve alIey
josephine HunShSiss. rs Is. g. sas ns End ass g
sns e, both ake of Bsitmanoa1e si ana Frances Mobray
Leon Pierson. 40. and Jane Michel. "a
both cf Baltimore. -
Aogft gsen a1nnSa 141a 4h1finssSn ssYton af ns
Hanssi willis. ss. and Caroline Davis, ii
NV. and Adelaide Becker. Ppe "alh 50, Ariins. g
Leroy Robertson. 20. Arlington, and Cath.
James Rollins, 21, Fort Belyoir, and Betty
rrsenfa aenehes M.15,.r dsi 1872 Linsoln rd ne.
New Hampshire ave, NV,
Augustus Marshall, 81, roo r st. NV.
ana Leatrice Hyman, Is, 32O 44tl
James Freeman, 35, and Mary Walker
20, both OF 1929 Beach Dir. NV.
and Sarah White. 70, S 1873 sy B st. ~ s.s Sc
John Gallagher, .22, -102S 25th st. NV.
and Sally Parks, %. 1421 Chaplin st
James Boyee, 81, Chevy Chase, Md, and
Virginia Seal, 81, 1868 18th st. NV.
Leg Hanks, 23, and Edith Mierisch, 20
John Bice. %, Clarksburg, W. Va, anc
Gloria Ice, 81, 1923 Oates st. NE.
Ray Stanley, %, 315 st. NV, ant
E1izapeaie FL Walker. 20, 18th and You
Ralph Thomas, Al. .e14 R st. s.e., AND
=. Gatherine Powell. 81, Alexandria, Va
ls Laura Colbert, ~, 1927 Station ter.
Robert Sherman. 90. West Haven, Conn.
Evening star., 1947-04-26

results Of 3 recent traffic count at
the intersection be sent to them. In
addition, the association requested
installation Of traffic light at
Fourteenth and Good Hope road Sc.
A letter from the Traffic Bureau,
read to the meeting, said there was
not enough traffic at the Minnesota
avenue intersection to warrant put
ting up a light there. The associa-
ton believes that a traffic light
would have prevented many OF the
accidents which have occurred at
the intersection. A new theater has
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Christmas SeoI Sole
Brinos in S9675

A total Of $9.67583 was collected
by the Fairfax County tuberculosis
Association for the sale Of Christ
mas Seals, Thomas r. Chapman,
jr., association president said.
Fairfax County will receive 80 per
cent of the total; Is per cent will go
to the Virginia association, and 5
per cent goes to the National asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Richurd Howurd Seeks
To End Alimony Pact
BY the Assoeiaied Press

LOS ANGELES, April 26.-Sports-
man Richard s. Howard wants an
alimony agreement voided because
"I was wholly under the influence of
liquor" when the contract was
signed.
The nephew Of Turfman Charles
s. Howard told Superior Court that
in answer to the allegation of his
former wife, Virginia Heinz, that he
had stopped paying $3.50 per month
provided in the agreement. Now
married to Clifford S. Heinz II,
packing house scion, she is suing for
$4,100 back alimony.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Anacostia Group Votes
New Traffic Liqhf Request

The traffic department was asked
last night to reconsider refusal of
a request by the Anacostia Citizens
Association to install traffic light
at Good Hope road and Minnesota
avenue Sc.
The group also asked that the
Evening star., 1947-04-26

been built nearby, causing an in-
Icrcase IN trafiic ct night, the group
pointed out.
Honorary membership was ex-
tended to James Lemon, editor OF
Evening star., 1947-04-26

the New Moon. . weekly newspaper
in the southeast area.
A hospital proposed In the Ana
costa area by Dr.. Henry @. Hadley
was discussed.
Evening star., 1947-04-26

THE EVENING STAR, washington b G. Bs
sA1uRpAY APRn
The meeting held II the Anacosta
Evening star., 1947-04-26
. INDIVIDUALLOTS
. MODERN KITCHEN

Designed to save steps!
With latest electric re-
frigerator, 4-burner gas
range, Youngstown Kitch-
en-aider Cabinet, double
sink.
TO REACH: Drive out Blddens-
burg Road NE. or Rhode Island
Ape. NE. to Peace Cross, totlosc
Route so for mile, bear right
onto Route 202 to 63rd Place and
turn left into Radiant Valley.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Special Features

Special Features
. RADIANT HEAT
It's healthful heat built
right into the fioors-no
radiators or hot-air ducts
to circulate dust or dirt.
Economical natural gas;
extra-size boiler.
. INDIVIDUAL LOTS
Average size 55x100 it., 26
tt. front yard, 80 it. back
yard-plenty of room for
your own recreation CEN
ter" outdoors.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
Umor in posilstvo

V soboto dopoldne Sc je v
Madisonu, Wis.,, zgodil dvojen
zlocin umora in posilstva cigar
zrtve sta postala predmedicinski
dijak Carl Carlson IL Superior,
Wis.,, in njegova svakinja Janet
Ann Rosenblatt, stara 10 let, ka-
tere dom Sc nahaja v Cleve-
landu.
Diva nepoznana moska sta
dvojico, XII je zamudila vlak, S
katerim Sc je nameravala odpe-
ljati ma neko football igro, Eva
bila v svoj avto, nakar sta mia
dega dijaka hladnokrvno ustre.
lila, mlado dekle pa posilila. Zlo-
cinca sta truplo ubitega vrgla v
reko. Starsi dekleta so vcerai il
Clevelanda odpotovali v Madi.
son.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

nosti, da sc v Rimu napove
splosna stavka.
V mestu Bari je bila napove-
dana tri-urna splosna stavka,
delavci pa so izvrsili napad ma
sedez liberalne stranke. L. Pc
rugia porocajo, da so levicarji
napadli in popolnoma unicili Sc
dez move fasisticne stranke e
"kvalunkvistov", potem ko je
bila vrzena bomba v move ura-
de komunisticne stranke. Tudi
" Parmi (severna Italija) so
bill rabbit uradi "kvalunkvi-
stow.
Nadaljna mesta, v katerih je
prislo do bolj resnih nemirov,
so Leghorn, Cremone in Ve-
roma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
|POnOvne Zahteve
"a odpokic Taylorja
IL Vatikana

WASHINGTON, IS. nov.-Na
!predsednika Trumana so danes
bill ponovno naslovljeni protest.
|proti nadaljevanju Taylorjeve
misije v Vatikanu. Toda, kot Sc
je moglo zvedeti, Truman ne ma
merava odpoklicati Taylorja ia
ko dolgo, "dokler ne DO vzpo-
stavljen mir" kot Sc je veckrat
izrazil.
Ponovno so protestirali proti
Taylorjevi misiji v Vatikanu
uradniki Federalnega sveta kr-
Iscanskih cerkev, XII 80 Trumana
obiskali v Bell hiSi.
V delegaciji SO Sc nahajali {:
skof G.. Bromley Oman, XII je
tudi tajnik sveta skofov metodi-
sticne cerkve; predsednik South
ern Baptist Convention dr.. Louis
ID. Newton, IL Atlante; predsed-
mix Northern Baptist Conven-
|tion DIR. Edwin T. Dahlberg; ;
predstavnik cikaskih Kristuso-
viii ucencev dr.. w. E. Garrison,
in glavni tajnik Federalnega
sveta dr.. Samuel McCrea Cavert.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
|Ves+i IL zivIienio
'omeriskih SIovencev

Milwaukee. - Louis Kovacic
Sc nahaja bolnisnici vsled "a
strupljenja, XII ga je dobil ma
nogi v tovarni. V kriticnem
stanju Sc nahaja tudi Ignac
Kusljan. - Rose Zapec, XII je
padla ma poulicni, Sc zdravi do
ma.
La Sale, Ill. - Drustvo Tri-
glav st. 2 SNPJ je v dveh ted
nih izgubilo kar tri clane. Prvi
je Frank Mlakar, XII je II. ok
tobra umrl v bolnisnici Peo-
riji. Star je bill SO let, donna IL
Starega trga, v Ameriki As let,
po poklicu stavbenik in clan te-
sarske unije. Zapusca zeno, XII
Sc tudi nahaja v bolnisnici
Peoriji, sina, dive hceri, stiri
vnuke, emo sestro La Sallu,
drugo " Pittsburghu, v starem
kraju pa mater in diva brata.
- Po dolgi Bolezni je 10. okto-
bra umrl John Luzar, star 67
let, donna IL Suhadola, Dolenj-
sko, Ameriki cez 40 let, clan
tudi samostojnega drustva Edi-
most ter cementarske unije. ze-
ma je umrla pred stirimi lett.
Zapusca dive hceri, Frances All
Gin v La Sallu in Josephine Je-
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