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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16
(NGdal lievanje)

Tako kradoma ga je zalezlo
liza tistega slucajnega poznan-
stva pred priblizno letom dni,
10 Sc je po sestih letih Rima in
Pariza nastanil v Londonu. Spo-
tetka zgolj prijateljstvo, ker Sc
je tako ljubeznivo zanimala "a
njegovo delo; nato spostljivo
obcudovanje, ker je bila tako
hpa; nato socutje, ker je bila v
svojem zakonu tako nesrecna.
Da je bila srecna, bi bill zbezal.
Zavest, da je bila nesrecna ze
davno, preden jo je on spoznal,
1nu je pomirila vest. In koncno
mu je dejala nekega popoldne-
va: "Ah, ko bi prisli tudi vi
tja!" Cudovito, skrivnostno, ka-
ko je ia kratka beseda, XII il je
zdrknila z jezika, pognala v
MEM korenine, kakor da ina sa.
ma svoje zivljenje - kakor red
ka ptica, XII je priletela ma vrt
njegovega srca in Sc v MEM ma
selila s svojo novo pesmijo, pla-
hutanjem in vzletom, S svojim
zagonetnim in vedno jasnejsim
klicem. Ia ena beseda in en- tre-
nutek nekaj dni kasneje v ME-
mem salonu, ko il je rekel, da
pride, in ga ona nj pogledala -
on je cutil: nj mogla pogledati,
Nepojmljivo: mic pomembnega
nj bio izrecenega, storjenega
ali samo opuscenega - in ven.
dar je spremenilo vso bodoc-
most!
In tako je ona odpotovala S
stricem in teto, in pod njunim
okriljem, bi Sc clovek zanesel,
da Sc il ne more pripetiti mic
Representatives, ali nenavad-
mega. In prejel je cd ME to
kratko pisemce:
"Hotel Couer dor,
Monte Carlo.
Dragi moi Mark,
prisli smo sem. Tako lepo. je
biti v soncu. Cvetje je eudovito.
Zadovoljiti Sc moran z Cordi-
jem in Roquebonneom, dokler
ne pridete vi.
Vasa prijateljica
Olivia Gramier."
To pismo je bill edini jasni
spomin ma cas- med njenim in
njegovim odhodom. Dobil ga, je
neko popoldne, ko je sedel ma
starem, nizkem vrtnem zidu in
je sijalo mani pomladno sonce
skozi cvetoce jablane, in mu je
bio, kakor da lezi pred MIN
vse, kar 81 more kdo ma svetu
zeleti, in mu je treba samo iz-
tegniti roko, da 81 vse to vzame.
Nato zmeden nemir in vse ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

razlocno; dokler nj ma koncu
|pota v Beaulieuju stopil z divje
utripajocim srcem il vlaka. Sc
veda nj pricakoval, da hi mu
prisla il Monte Carla naproti.
Odtlej je minilo osem dni, in
on Sc je neprestano trudil, da hi
bill Z MO in da bi drugim kazal,
kakor da mu nj kdovekaj do te-
ga; diva koncerta, diva izpreho-
da Z MO samo, ko Sc mu je zde-
10 vse, kar je rekel, prazno, in
vse njene besede samo senca
tega, kar 81 je zelel cuti; teden
zbeganosti ponoci in podnevu,
dokler j nj pred nekoliko minu-
tami pal il rokavice robec ma
prasno cesto: in on ga je pobral
in 81 ga pritisnil ma ustnice. Mic
mu nj moglo vzeti pogleda, XII
mu ga je dala takrat. Mic ga nj
moglo nikdar vec popolnoma To-
citi cd ME. Ona Sc je priznala v
tenn pogledu k istemu sladke-
mu, plahemu koprnenju, XII je
navdajalo MEGA. Nj govorila, a
videl je, kako so Sc il ustnice
razklenile in kako so il prsi "a
kipele in uplahnile. In tudi on
nj govoril. Kaj je bilo treba be-
sed?
Potipal Sc je "a Yep pri suk-
Mi. Tam, med prsti je bila tt
sta kepica il batista in cipk,
voljna in nekako ziva; in skri-
voma jo je potegnil IL zepa. Ka-
kor da Sc je ona sama vsa S
svojim vonjem privila k njego-
vemu obrazu, ko sc ga je do
taknil batistasti rob z vezenimi
zvezdicami. Oprezneje nego ke-
daj ga je sprawl nazaj; in ta-
krat Sc je prvic ozrl okrog Sc
be. ii ljudje! Sodijo v svet, XII
ga je on ostavil. Poleg nj in ina
isti obcutek, kot pri stricu in
teti, ko sta mu pravkar rekla
lahko noe in odsla "a MO v ho-
tel. Ia dobri polkovnik, ia do
bra Mrs. Ercott! Pravo vtelese-
ME tistega sveta, v katerem je
bill sam vzgojen, angleskega sta
lisca; dive simbolicni podobi
zdravja, treznega razuma in
ravne poti, XII j je on po vsej
priliki v tenn hipu pokazal hr-
bet. Polkovnikov obraz, XII mu je
prebijala rdecina zagorelo polt,
S sivimi brki, XII MISC poznali
nobenega mazila, njegov zivah-
nj, povzdignjeni glas: "Lahko
noe, dragi Lennan!" Njegove
zene igrivi smehljaj, njen mirni
mehki, zaupni glas - kako Sc
mu je nenadoma odtujil, odda-
ljil! In vsi tt ljudje tukaj, XII
brbljajo in PHO - kako cudni,
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ENAKOPKAVNOST
spustil v tex - sal ne mores
hoditi, kadar cults v sebi to Gu
do, XII ga nj se nihce pred tabol
dozivel, Guido ljubezni. ]
Tretje poglavje !
v svojem jako odlicnem ho-.
telu lie Occur DOR, XII je ze
davno prezidan in prekrseen, je
lezala Mrs. Ercott v svoji po-
stelji IL m edi in gledala pri
zvezdnem siju polkovnika, XII je
lezal v svoji postelji IL medi.
Uho je skrbno privzdignila cd
blaine, zakaj. zdelo Sc il je, da
slisi moskita. Ker je ze trideset
let druzica mozu, cigar zivlje-
ME je ~yznemirjala pozornost
teh drobnih zivalic, nj imela lju-
bezni zanje. To je bila edna toe
ka, v kateri je bila, njena do
rnisljija kos njeni zdravi pane
Il. Zakaj pravzaprav nj bilo,. nj
noglo, biti v sobi moskita, ker
je bilo,. pryo, kar je polkovnik
naredil, kadar je prisel v kraj,
XII je bill juzneje cd sestinstiride-
setega vzporednika, da je okna
ma stezaj odprl in pribil z drob-
mimi pripenjavcki okoli te zrac-
ne odprtine mrezo zoper mo-
skite, ona pa ga je pri tenn dr.
zala "a skrice pri suknji. To, da
drugi ljudje svojih oxen MISC
tako zavarovali, nj polkovnika
prav mic motilo, ker je kot pri.
stem Anglez rad delal, kakor sc
je zdelo MENU, in mislil, kakor
Sc je zdelo drugim prav. Potem
sta pocakala, da Sc je znocilo
prizgala cisto posebno majhnc
svetiljko cisto posebnim lah.
MIN duhom, stala v bliseeci
plinski luci copatami v rokah
ma stoleh in upirala oci v res.
nicne ali namisljene zivalce. Ma.
to je slo tlesk-tlesk, in vsak
tlesk je pomenil malo prelivanja
krvi, in oglasali so Sc pritajen
veseli ali zalostni vzkliki: "Te.
ga sem pa" - 20, John, use
mi je!" In ,sredi sobe je stal pol.
kovnik v pidzami in z naocniki
(nosil jih je globoko ma nosu
samo oh najslovesnejsih prili.
kah), Sc pocasi obrnil, preiskal
z ocmi, XII so ze cd davna s po.
gledom kljubovale smrti, stene
in strop id palca do palca, do.
kler nj nazadnje dejal: "No
Dolly, vse jsvap Nato ona: "Da..
mi poljub dragi!" in on jo je po.
ljubil in zlezel v posteljo.
Torej n, bilo moskita v sobi
temvec sarno njegov duh, XII je
strasil po mozganih tel zeni
vdani svojemu mozu. Pogledala
mu je profil - lezal je MANFRED
nahrbtu - in Sc je komaj vzdr-
zala, da nj rekla: "John, ali Gu
jes?" Nekaksno zvizganje je
prihajalo IL nosu, XII je bill pr.
votno raven, a ga je vestno izvr-
sevanje vojaskih dolznosti lah-
no upognilo pol palca pod visi-
no sivih obrvi, XII so sc "a spo-
znanje vzbocile, kakor presene-
Gene cd glasov tam spodaj. Ko-
maj ga je, mogla razloeno vide
ii, vendar 81 je mislila: 'Kako
ljubezniv obraz ima!" In to je
bilo res. To je bill obraz moza,
XII nj zmozen hudobije, in v
spanju je .sijala MEGA odkri-
tosrcnost ,cloveka, XII je po srcu
otrok - preprosta odkritosre-
most tistih ljudi, XII Jim nj mix
dar " misel seglo, da hi iskali
dusevnih pustolovscin, so pa
vedno iskal telesnih pustolov-
scin. Nato .je vendarle rekla:
q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16
NAPRODAJ JE ? AKROV

zemlje; krasna okolica; najvisja
tocka Lake okraju; fina zemlja,
tlakovana costa. Sedaj je Gas, da
kupite in 81 napravite natrte "a
letos. Nahaja Sc ma River Rd.,
Route No. 307, Perry, O., vzhodno
cd Ridge Roof White House ma
hribcku vzhodno cd Turney Rd.
Ko 81 prostor ogledate, poklicite
KE O034.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

Imamo nekaj del ma razpolago "a
moske inicijativo, XII zelijo stalno
delo in so pripravljeni delati vztraj-
no. Zacetna plaza 81 ma uro.
THE AMERICAN MONOHA1L@ co.
1907 Athens - B0 0643"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

| TOOR INVESTMENT HACk az
TURNING IN TIE USED FN!f
kako dalec cd NIGGA! Ali je on
MIN cuden in tut?
Vstal je cd svoje mize in sto-
pill mimo goslarjev z zamolklo
poltjo ma trg.
Drugo poglavje
Po stranskih ulicah je prisel
"a njen hotel in Sc ustavil pri
vrtni ograji: - to je bill eden
tistih hotelskih vrtov, XII so sa-
mo "a to ma svetu, da Sc bleste
v oglasih, S par suhimi palma
mi, kriceco belimi poti med
mimi, XII so obrobljeni z zapra'
senim spanskim bezgom in mi
mozami.
In tn ga je obslo prav poseb-
no custvo - kakor da je bill tu-
kaj ze nekdaj pref in gledal
skozi cvetje te blescece steze in
okna z zaprtimi oknicami. Disa.
10 je po dimu, in neka suha rast.
lima je lahno posustevala, kadar
Sc je zganil najslabsi vetrcek
Kak spomin je zivel v tel noci
ma tenn vrtu? Nekaj temnega
sladkega, nevidnega, kar je S
svojo pricujocnostjo budilo maj.
visjo zamaknjenost in hkratj
delalo zejo, XII sc ne da ugasi.
tt.
In Sci je dalje. Hise, same hi.
Sc! Naposled so ostale "a MIN
bill je sam ma veliki cesti, ze
onkraj monaske meje. In ko je
korakal tako skozi noe, so mu
prihajale misli, XII je bill prepri.
can, da jih nj incl Sc xiv clovek
pred MIN. Zavest, da ga ona
ljubi, je storila, da Sc mu je
zdelo vse tako sveto in polno
odgovornosti. Karkoli stori, Mi
ne SINE prizadeti hudega. zenske
so tako nebogljene!
= Zakaj kljub sestlet e m u
umetnikovanju v Rimu in Pari-
zu 81 je ohranil do zensk tenko.
vestno spostovanje. Da je ljubi-
la svojega moza, hi bila ostala
popolnoma varna pred MIN; to-
da da bi bila posili vklenjena v
tovaristvo - to Sc mu je zdela
okrutnost, Sc preden jo je lju-
bill. Kako more sploh kateri MOI
kaj takega zahtevati? Imeti ta-
ko malo ponosa - tako malo
usmiljenja? To je neoprostlji-
vo! Kaj maj Sc spostuje v ta-
KEN zakonu? Samo Mi ne SINE
prizadeti hudega! A zdaj, ko so
mu rekle meme oci: Ljubim te!
- kaj zdaj? Kako cudovito, "a
vedati Sc tega pod zvezdami te
topic JUNE noci, XII il je drevje
in cvetje prizigalo kadilo!
Zlezel je mad cesto in legel.
&c bi bila tn poleg MEGA. Cd
zemlje, XII Sc Sc nj shladila, je
vstajala k MENU vonjava. In "a
trenutek Sc mu je zazdelo, da
prihaja ona. Da jo more obdr-
zati tn "a vedno, v tenn objemu,
XII nj objem - v tel dusevni "a
maknjenosti, ma tel divje duhte-
ci postelji, kjer MISC Sc pocivali
ljubimci razen hroscev in cvet-
lie; razen sonca in mesecine s
svojimi sencami in vetra, XII po-
ljublja zemljo! .. .:
Nato je izginila; roke Sc mu
MISC dotikale drugega nego
zdrobljenih smrekovih igel in
spavajocega cvetja divje sivke.
Stal je kraj majhne eeri mad &C.
sto med temnimi gorami in glo-
boko crnim morjem. Prepozno,
da bi prisel se kdo po cesti; ta-
ko dalec cd vsega, kar ljudje
mislijo, govore in delajo, kakor
sama noe S svojo sepetajoeo
toplino. In priklical 81 je njen
obraz vsemi podrobnostmi -
oei, jasne, rjave, siroko odprte;
sklenjena, sladka usta; femme
lase in vso memo dehteco mill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

Poor. lastniki avtov! Date, da bo
vas nerabljiv avto prinesel denar.
Mi placamo najvisjo ceno. ME- 0ol5
-AC 1856.
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Zen,IjiSca

Takojsnji prevzem sob in IL akra
zemlje; sadno drevje in grmicev-
je. sPohiStvo Sc ,tudi lahko >kupi.
Znizano cd $4,000, do $40, ,500.-
TIE 973l.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16
FORNEZI
FORNEZI MA OLJE-PLIN-

FORNEZI MA OLJE-PLIN-
PREMOG
Vzpostavimo vsakovrstno grelno
napravo ma vroc zrak. Ekspertno
delo. Pihalniki, kontrole, zlebovi,
kombinacijski burnerji. Preskrbi-
mo posojila ma FILA. in innate 3
leta "a placati.
SHEEHAN AIR CONDITIONING
Licencirani in pod bondom
BagleY Rd. pri Stearns. Olmsted
Falls. OR 0O63-Olmsted Falls 1854
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16
FRANK DRAGoLIcH

FRANK DRAGOLICH
=. Ivanhoe 4l90
Ako innate former. XII ga xelite pre-
uredih "a ma ole. innate siding "a
popraviti ali xslite imeti tile" Y
kuhinji in kopalnici ter kombi-
nacijska vrata in okna. 50 zanesljivo
obrnits name. Delo je prvovrstno
in Gene 80 zrnerne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

Eisna opravila in "a kuho; ina last
no soho, kopalnico in radio. Raw
no tako sc zeli streznico "a deklico
ter perico. Stalno delo, dobra plaza.
EA $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

Naprodaj je
GUGALNICA IA MA Pore, PRE-
"a IN 'MLIN IA GROZDJE.
Podrobnosti dobite po telefonu,
GL 0562
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TICK OpERATORICA samo izur-
jena Sc mai priglasi. Unijska pla-
"a. IDEAL BEDDING CO. 4046
Superior Ave.
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Della "a zenske

Hisna opravila majhni hisi. -
!. Dobra sluzba "a dekle, XII ina raH
da otroke in dober dom. EV 2l04.
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CRANE OPERATORJA
2, XII imata izkusnjo pri elektric-
nih overhead, parnih in truck dvi-
.galih (cranes). Tedenska plaza.
ATLAS STEEL & SUPPLY CO.
44Ol Trumbull Ave. -
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Splosno pisarnisko delo v fotograf-
skem studio; mora imeti avto, no.
benega prodaianja. Dobra plaza.
5h dni. CE 4007.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

kako dalec cd MEGA! Ali je on
MIN cuden in tuj?
Vstal je cd svoje mize in sto-
pill mimo goslarjev z zamolklc
poltjo ma trg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

Prodajalke "a pekarijo: izurjene,
"a polni Gas. Unijska plaza. Do
bre razmere. Lakewood Bakery.
ll7l7 Detroit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

Pantry Girls (2) izurjeni "a privat-
nj klub. Zacetna plaza $135 do
$14O. Privatna soba in hrana. Zgla-
site Sc med II. in 8. uro. ED 2l20
in vprasajte "a Chef.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-16

Pastry Cook. izuriena "a splosno Pc
Genie. Prosta OBJ nedeljah in praz-
nikih. Najvisja plaza. Dahlman's.
Euclid Arcade.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01

and State Senators now to urge them to support the bill.
 The Bridgeport Inter-Group Council recently sponsored a panel discussion and meeting on the Fair Employment Practice Bill. MT. Madison S. Jones of and MT. Richard Carter of Shipbuilders Union c. I. O.. were members of the panel. A local attorney and representa- tives of industry were also members of the panel. It was thought of the spokesman for management that more educa- tion is necessary along the lines of fair employment rather than a Bill to enforce fair employ ment. MT. James asserted that it would be fine, if the Cham ber of Commerce and the Ma tional Manufacturers Associa- tion would undertake such an educational project.
 Father A. J. Cuffee, rector of St. Marks Episcopal Church and Robert A. Thompson served on a panel at a forum on Youth Problems in the Community.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01

Representatives from the Coun- cil of Catholic Men, Committee for Intergroup Cooperation, the Bnai B 'rith, and Veterans Ser vice Center participated.
 Detective Vincent McKelvey, in charge of youth work for the Bridgeport Police Department told of his problems that he en- counters in his work. The mat ter of over 300 shoe shine boys on the streets of Bridgeport was discussed at length and 1t was voted to form then into some kind of organization or unit similar to the one in Hartford and New Haven.
 The Regional Conference of the NAACP will be held in Greenwich, Conn, on March 29 and 30th. MT. Walter White secretary of the Association will be the principal speaker on Sun- day afternoon March 30th. Del egates and membres of the NAACP in Massachusetts, in Rhode Island and Connecticut are planning to attend this an nual meeting.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-01
BRIDGEPORT NEWS
 By John W. Lancaster, Jr.

heart veteran Of ETC, who was told that he would have to wait until a colored unit of the State National Guard was set up in Bridgeport before he could en- list has been amazed at his unique fame. For, it now ap- pears that he will be the first of his race to join the State Guard without being segregated because of his color.
 A letter to Governor James l.. McConaughy by Miss Mary H. Thornton, executive secre- tary of the Bridgeport ?Strat- ford Branch of the NAACP al so called MT. Carter attempt to enlist to his attention.
 The next day the Associated Press broke with the following news taken from this letter written to Miss Thornton.
 MT. Dear Miss Thornton.
 I am grateful to you for your letter. I have sent the follow ing telegram to the governors of the three states which are as sociated with Connecticut in the present federalized nation al guard.
 " Are you satisfied with ar my policy of segregating into special units Negro soldiers o1 your state who desire to serve in the national guard? I am not. Have just learned of this practice. I know the navy has ended discrimination. I do not want to see it in Connecticut army units.
 " I am determined to do all ir my power to see that racial seg regation is not parctised in the federalized national guard al least in Connecticut. As I think you know, this policy is now specified by the army in Wash ington, and at the moment WI can do nothing about it.
 However, I am not conten- with this decision and, particu larly if I can get cooperation from other New England gov ernors, intend to do all I can tt have such segregation stopped at least in the national guard in our state. I have made my point of view public, hoping that something may come of 1t
 t'I should be grateful if you would see that a copy of thi' letter goes to the Negro veteran who was rejected"
 Recently, word has come iron an agent of the War Dept, tha it has no policy as stated. It i a matter for the State to decid' whether it shall have mixed 0, separate units of the State Ma tional Guard.
 Chi Chapter of the Omeg; Psi Phi Fraternity met il Bridgeport recently to formu late plans for the observance 0 Col. Charles Young Memoria service in March. This chapte of Omega has a membership o twenty-one brothers.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Concern Will Trip For Sandvik

Edward Atkins district manag- CT of the Allis-Chalmers Manu- featuring Co.,, this week announc- ed that his organization would sponsor the entire trip of Lynn Sandvik of Palmer, when the local youth travels to Chicago next month.
 Lynn recently was announced territorial winner of the All gar dening project. He is to represent the territory in that field at the national,,4- conference in Chi cago.
 Several national firms, among them the Allis- Chalmers Co.,, had agreed to send territorial win ners to Chicago from Seattle. A number of Alaskan firms were cooperating to finance the trip from the territory to Seattle.
 However, MT. Atkins, who was in Nome when the winners were announced, secured his. com pany's permission to finance the entire trip for one winner.
 The A-C representative said he long had felt it was time for Alaskans to share equally with states residents in opportunity. He stated that his company was proud to be able to offer Lynn this trip as one proof of that be- lief. .
 MT. Atkins was in the Valley last week with H. A. Floyd of Lomen Equipment, Inc, of An chorage. He has been travelling in the territory for the past sev- eral weeks. Although headquar- tered in Seattle, MT. Atkins rep resents- disclaimers through out British Columbia, Alaska and the Yukon Territory.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08

hostel. The slight young school teacher handled shovel and wheel-barrow pushing assign ments, in company with others of the group. They were engaged in transforming a barn, vacated by it's former dairy tenants only the week before, into another of Europe's many Youth Hostel shel- terS.
 Following the completion of their project, the group was free to travel until time to re-embark at Le Havre on August 24. They spent the weeks between in a combined bicycle and train tour of French, Belgian and Swiss cities.
 They travelled by bicycle when in the Youth Hostel districts, and made long trips by train. They biked in all, about 1000 kilo- meters, and travelled 5000 kilo- meters by train.
 ] Through Four Lands Their tour carried them to .TarbeSs Tou4Ause, Carcassone, M 1ms, viI V, Marseilles, Can, fia Nice 6xi Shamonix in Fisnce4, They ,spen aatt France. fpE R journey into Switzerland, stcpping at Geneva and Luxem- bourg, and continuing into Brus-
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Hobby Shop To Open In Surplus Store

Shelves on which to display model planes and the other stock in trade of a modern hobby shop are being nailed to the walls of the Valley Annex building today. The carpenter shop is in prepar- ation for the weekend opening of the Hobby Shop, to be man. aged by Dick and Bob Lucas.
 The shop will occupy one cor ner of the war surplus store of the King brothers. Model planes, motors, and all hobbycraft ma terials will be available there.
 It is also the hope of the Lucas brothers to organize a model plane club in the Valley. They'll announce further plans for that club in the near future.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
It Wasn't So

Last weeks statement that Palmer airport's smooth as silk" landing strips were the work of Alaska Road Commission equip- ment have brought anguished cries of protest from Messrs. Dave Bryant and Jim Hartley of Palmer.
 It was Road Commission funds paying for Hartley & Bryant la- Dor and eQAipment which pro- duced such effective results at t.,e airport. Mr. Bryant, tractor and caEsxall were the point of interest in hRe frQntrpage picture of Oct. |.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Two Movie Fans Are FrOntiersman
 Readers Now

Two Friday show-goers got added dividends for the purchase of movie ticket last week. Mrs. H. M. Smith and Bernard Bou- wens, only two present in the Valley theatre when 10 names were drawn, each received a months subscription to the Val ley Frontiersman.
 Since MT. Bouwens h a q stopped in the lohhyto to order a paper before the show, his or. deFed subscription will be. ex. tended to two months instead of one. Mrs. Smith was a new From tiersman reader.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Palmer School Teacher Finds France StiN Hungry ", 1947

If daily crisping temperatures remind her too sharply of ap- preaching winter, Miss Peggy Elfson, second grade teacher at Palmer school, just lets her mind dwell on memories of a summer biking trip through the south of France when the temperature was 14O degrees in the sun. It doesn't take more than moment or two of such reminiscing to make Miss Ellison content with the prospects of a Palmer win ter.
 In spite of soaring tempera- lures that gave her hives, bleached her hair and tanned her skin, Miss Ellison considers the summer just past the most mo- mentous vacation she's ever had.
 The Palmer schoolteacher left New York last June "A aboard a steamer carrying students and re- ligious workers to Europe. She debarked at Le Havre in France an dimmediately took the train for Cauterets,, high in the Pyre., -,nees of southern France.
 Y Stable To Hostel \
 There, she and Il other ins1ns' bers of the Youth Hostel group which Left New York together,' spent three weeks in constructing
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Road to Romance Via Brazil
 Is Still Rocky

More coils of red tape were being clipped by Bernard Swoboda of Palmer this week. MT. Swoboda. whose fiancee. Miss Adalgesia Lopes lives in Recife. Brazil. was still sign ing papers last Friday. in an effort to get Miss Lopes aboard an airliner and en route 10 Alaska.
 The couple recently discov- cred that proxy marriage would gain Miss Lopes admis- sion 10 the territory. MT. Swo- boda signed inc necessary pa pers some lime ago. and began checking off the days against the arrival of Miss Lopes.
 But this week there came one more official request. along with inc news that MT. Swoboda isn't even a bride groom by proxy yet. Before the Brazilian ceremony can be performed. he must swear that he will re-marrY his bride immediately upon her arrival here.
 ~ MT. Swoboda swore and Mrs. Walter E. HuntleY. U. S. Commissioner and postmis- tress here. drew up the neces- sarY papers. She also sold MT. Swoboda a new supply of air mail stamps so that he may continue his Brazilian TO- nance.