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Evening star., 1947-11-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

NEED A CAR?-Rent a new one by tbs
EENTaI sesTEM. 17O5 L st. NV, Elk
WHY NOT RENT A CAR by the month ol
year? 1947 7-passenger Dodge Custom
sedan limousine; driver included. Phone
between IL and l. RE. 1929. L.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

DON'T MISS THESE UNUSUAL AUTOS
Packard 1947 Super Clipper 4-dr.; new
car condition; 5.208 mi; custom radio,
underseat heater. defroster; new-car
guarantee; price, $3.50.
Packard 1947 Super Clipper 4-door:
very low mileage; new-car condition; Gus
tom radio. underseat heater, defroster
custom white side-wall tires, plastic seat
covers, driving lights; price, $4,000.
Hudson 1946 Commodore "6" 5-pass
coupe; Eew-car condition, Drivemas
overdrive. custom radio and heater; TO-
coo actual miles; price, $1S00:
Pontiac 1946 Torpedo 49,; mechanically ly
perfect; new-car condition, custom radio
heater defroster:: price. $1,a95.
Dodge 1946 4-door sedan; new-car con-
dition; low mileage; price. S1.995.
Oldsmobile 1912 model 7S 4-door sedan;
clean automobile. custom radio. heater:
mechanically perfect: price. S1.395.
On display Monday through Saturday,
Q W1HcHEsTER, " NC, 17o4 Mt. Vernon
ave, Alexandria, Va, Alex. ZOO g
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

HENNEY PACKARD 1887. straight am
bulance body engine, tires in good cond !:
fully equipped with large and small
stretcher, siren and 2 red lights on top:
also oxygen, equipped, brown leather in
terror: car has been well taken care Of;
reasonable. GIL 1888 after 6 pm. 5
TRADE 4-door 1946 Dodge sedan: low
mileage, perfect condition for convertible
similar make and condition. Box SOS,
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R CO., 1135 East-Wes
PRICED TO SELL. Buick 1886 4-dr.; nice;

PRICED TO SELL, Buick 1885 4-dr.; nice;
S395.
Ford 1910 Tudor: pert; sss5, s3s5
down,
oids 1889 4-dr: very clean. r. and
h.; $S95, 1895 down.
Olds 1912 "9S" 4-dr.; r. and h., very
nice; S1,395. S495 down.
Chevrolet 1912 2-dr.; +. and h.. peri.
cond.; S1,250, S415 down.
Chevrolet 1910 2-dr.; like new: S1,095.
Chrysler 1947 Windsor conv. coupe
white tires, comp. equipped, only 1000
miles; $3,195, 1s down.
Also Is other very clean used cars,
and 20 1946-1947 ears, which are priced
right to choose from. LEEDS MOTOR
CO., 5120 Wis. ave. NV, OR. 4407.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Word Game
Find 36 or more common English

Find IS or more common BnKI1gh
words in
AG RARI RIANTSM
meaning, 'tthe theory OF an equal
division Of landed property" Aver
age mark Is 50 words. Time limit,
80 minutes.
Rules of the Came Words must be Of
four or more letters. .. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of s. such as
form Of word 10 used. T. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published to-
morrow
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Goren on Bridge
Both vulnerable. South deals.

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The bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass "a Pass
3A Pass 3NT Pass
- Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, three Of spades.
Determination may be laudabls
quality but I cannot admire the
stubbornness that induces a man to
pursue blindly hopeless cause.
That's frequently the way at the
bridge table with a player who has
his mind set on obtaining ruff
when it is evident that the enemy
is not going to permit it. One such
player was the South of today's
hand.
The bidding was reasonable
enough North's raise to two spades
is sound. This is preferable to show
ing the clubs. The hand is not good
enough to do both and in those
cases 1t is more important to raise
partners major suit. II he is not
strong enough to bid again no fear
need be entertained of the loss of q
game. South having over six win
ners was strong enough to try once
more and went to three spades.
North having sound raise went on.
trying the shorter road of three no.
trump, which could have been full
filled very easily, but South can
game in spades.
The three of trumps was opened
and East's nine was taken by de-
clarers ten. With the idea of ruff
fing one diamond in dummy for his
10th trick, declarer Immediately led
a low diamond. West won with the
eight and led another trump, and
declarer played another diamond.
This West took with the queen
rather than the nine to be sure
that East would not have to over
take the trick. and fired out the
third trump. This held declarer to
nine tricks and he cursed the evil
fate that would not split the trumps.
He had only himself to blame. He
should have curbed his stubbornness
and not insisted upon getting
diamond ruff which 1t was plain to
be seen the opposition would not
tolerate.
After winning the first trick he
should cash the ace of clubs and
then lead low diamond. West will
win and lead another trump and
the seven will be played from dunn
my. If East happens to follow, the
trumps have broken and there is
nothing to fear. If not. then the
seven wins the trick and now the
king Of clubs should be cashed and
a club ruffed in the closed hand.
When that suit Is found to break
four-three long club can be estab-
lished for the 10th trick without the
necessity OF resorting to a diamond
ruff.
L-F nrln
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Not This

Mother The nerve OF Jim's
teacher suggesting I take him to
the child guidance clinic! A child's
mother knows better how to handle
him than any one else can.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

40 Buick super sedan s1,1e5
Al Pontiac custom IS" sedan / ,295
Al Chrysler Royal sedan - 1895
al Oldsmobile ''7S'' 1850
Al Buick Special sedan - 1895
Al Buick super sedan ------- 1895
II' ali extras sngsi new ne .u~ 2.1s5
AT Hudson Commodore club
coupe, all extras like new - 2,295
ed with extras @ 2,7a5
Most are one-owner cars and equipped
with radios and heaters. Positively i'm
- months. WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and
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PRICES REDUCED:

PRICES REDUCED:
Buick 1947 Super convertible: very low
mileage, fully equipped; S3,200:
equipped; very low mileage; s., 300,
Ford 1947 Tudor; fully equipped; no
Ford 1916 Tudor, 81, 1,695.
Chevrolet 1940 h-ton panel; very rea-
Chevrolet 1912 ton and half panel;
very reasonabls Grh Al sond,siono o,s r.,,o,
st. NV, RA 6101, RA. 2435. 3
1910 ,CHRYsLER sedan, 1st-class. 3, ,oo
1871 Ford convertible, 1st-class. OK
condition -- S75
lsa heater 'ii'@e 'eAn.''e' o ~ 1,seo
1927 GMc truck, IL, ton, with body $50
REDS GARAGE, "a st. ne. ME-. 1855
SATISFIED CUSTOMERs-OUR POLICY.
Q46 Ford cony. cpe 81 ,945
1912 Packard 12O Glib. conv. cpe.-- ,695
1a4I Ruick Spec Al sed 1.495
ia. OIds club. cpe., Hydra 1925
l941 De Soto Glib. conv. cpe.------ ,295
1941 Chrysler Royal sed.----- 1,295
1941 -'ord Super de luxe sedan 1,1I5
1941 De Soto 2-dr. touring sed.---- 995
1941 Chev. cpe. S9n
1910 lymouth 2-dr. touring sed.-- s95
1898 Packard 2-dr touring sed.--- 695
1885 Dodge 4-dr touring sed.---- 1875
Most cars have radio and hester and are
in .ood condition Cash, terms or trade
Open evenings and SUNDAYS. WHCH
MOTOR CO., SIT Mass. ave. n.w- RE
s154. %
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Specialists child Development better able child
mpersonay parents emotions retad their
thinking
Evening star., 1947-11-08

GOOD SELECTION
1898 Oldsmobile 4-door --------- S395
1888 Studebaker 4-door 400
1947 Ford Fordor;. r. and h. 1875
1899 Plymouth 4-door; r and h. 1876
1946 Ford Super de luxe, door 1,745
1910 Pontiac 2-door; l owner a95
1947 Ford 2-dr.: r and h., 500 mi. 2,O95
1915 Chevrolet 4-door; r. and h. l.745
1915 Ford cony: r. and h. 2,Oa5
1874 Chevrolet Fleetline; r. and h. .995
cash for your, car DISTRICT AUTO
SALES, 40 Mass ave NV near Union
Stotion Omen Sim EX 1SR3 3
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T axe Ny Word for 1t

1copyrisht, 1a47, by Charles H. acr.n)
Evening star., 1947-11-08

ps Want sas sus 1 s s3s s soud s%s
condition; pay fair cash price. UN. 0339.
NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE WILL PAW.
urgently need at once 100 used cars, fol
Evening star., 1947-11-08

financing. 44a2 Conn. ave. wo, 3249
cHRysLER 1a4s Royal club coupe; $4,000
owner: $500 Call WI. o7s1. %
condition Throughout; new top; s4oO
CRoSLEYs -1a47 sedan. $500 miles
S695: guaranteed. Also 1947 convertible
S795: guaranteed. JACK PRY MOTORS
18th and n1 Pa. aye aye Sc. Sc ., ,zo ...;ss. -Ss
Customers in WAS Washington; % % sedans @ convert
dsts Sss s.d deeFy pekup 1Esfk nE 4m
1133 18th st. NV, RE 1852, Distributor
DE sOTO late j 1a46;- private owner; many
extras; low mileasei miles $3.50; EN- 234a,~is c.,i.n,
condition; new paint; sae5.. KoLB MOTOR
DE SOTO 1916, 4-dr. sedan: seat covers
heater; low mileage; new-car condition;
81 81 955 s5ro Jscksos scs, s5SI ,.cr c,,b cons
900. mi; new brakes, carburetor and pat.
terry; always in style; $500. PL. oeSs.
DE SOTO 1941 4-dr.; fluid drive. seat
hnish 4 beautiful car, they aEs selling tor
SMALL IL. INC, 1901 Good Hope I'd.
De f so5Tooo so5Tooo11Ss,4o 1s4o 4-door: heater and spot
1895. BOWMAN MOTOR SALES, INC,
ia 5000, 1880 Georgia ave. NV. Ia
do, heater, seat covers; S2,1oo, TR.
De so,o 1910 coach; good mechanical
S343. MR.. RAY; ewes, CHI. 5000, Ext. 90.
DE SOTO 1a46 Custom 4-dr sedan; one
owner; perfect condition, inside and out:
a ssaqe tpsd. W" ca sH 555s sun Or
S.E 1900 daytime 3
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
\, r. W. POST TO HOLD
ELECTION MARCH IL

Blue Hen Post No. 64S3, V. f. W.
will hold its annual election of Of
ficers on the occasion OF the next
regular meeting. Tuesday evening.
March IL. This meeting is one OF
the most important on the posts
calendar inasmuch as the officers
chosen Tuesday evening will lead
the local overseas service group
through what many expect will be
one OF the greatest years Of ad-
vancement in the history OF the
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Officers
elected at this meeting will be in
stalled on March 25th in a public
ceremony; officers elected by the
Auxiliary this past Wednesday
evening will be installed at the
same time.
Dr.. James r. West. who has done
commendable job of guiding the
local post through its first eleven
months of eXistance. has annOun-
ccd that he will not be a candidate
for recollection but there is strong
movement afoot within the mem
bership to override the present
commanders decision and draft -
him for a second term. In addition
to that of commander, the follow
ing posts will also be filled: Sen
ior Vice Commander. Junior Vice
Commander, Quartermaster, Chap
lain, Surgeon and Trustee
During Commander Vests ten
ure Of office, the local post has
grown from handful of interest
ed veterans into the largest V. f
w. post south of Wilmington. TIL,
local post has been of service t
veterans, veterans dependents
and the community as whole
} Current projects being successful,
= sponsored by Blue Hen Post ar
, the blood donors unit being oper
: ated through the local hospital an,
: the community basketball ventur
, which weekly attracts large crowd
to double headers being staged O
the local school court
L Tuesdays meeting will be hel
at the Milford ArmOry and will &C
underway at s p. IN. All member
of the local post and all other ell
, gibleS interested i'll utilization wit
Blue Hen Post are urged to attent
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Add. Four Players
To Red Sox Roster
Announcement OF Additions Made
BY Z. II. Galloway, Business Mgr.

Four additional players, a right
handed pitcher and three outfield-
crs. have been added to the roster
OF candidates who will tryout with
the Milford Red SoX this Spring.
Announcement to this effect was
made early this week by l.. Roscoe
Galloway, business manager of the
local Eastern Shore League entry.
The newly assigned hurler is
Robert Schleif, 19-year old right
handler from Pine Brook, \. j..
Schleif. a six-footer who repeatedly
tips the beam at 175 pounds, saw
service in the New Jersey Suburban
League prior to entering Uncle
S;am7s Navy in 1914, and has also
played considerable scholastic and
sandlot ball in the Bloomfield area.
The three new flychasers are
Frank j. RabinO. hard-hitting 49,
year old prospect from ROselle
Park. n. j.. and Richard Foley and
William Carmean, big youthful lads
from the Trenton area. RabinO
$40" 110 FOUNDER, played four years
Of high school ball and two years
of the sandlOt variety in the Union
County League prior to entering the
service; last summer, RabinO play
ed in over fifty games with the
strong Fort Dix nine, compiling a
$40 batting mark.
Both Foley and Carman are pro
ducts of Legion baseball and each
was outstanding with Trenton semi
! pro clubs before answering his
Country's call. Foley, who can alst
double as a first baseman, is ca
tall and weighs 220; playing with ;
, L. s. Marines nine during latte
part of 1916 baseball season. FOle,
hanged out sixteen rOundtrippers
Carman is So. weighs 10. ant
played some baseball during thre'
years in the Army.
William Erhardt. highly-toute,
catching prospect from Texas. VIII
was assigned last month to Milford
f&s been sold by the local club t,
San Jose of the Class c CalifOrni
State League.
Milford will begin Spring train
ing here in the local park on Anri
18th and Manager Walter Millie
will report in here one or two day
prior to that date.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
STATE AID STRIKES
BAN VOTED BY HOUSE
Continued from hrSt page)

Section two of the original is also
changed Importantly. Originally it
was stated that NO part of any
contained i'll any ap-
bill passed by the Cen
eral Assembly shall be used to
pay the salary or part of the salary
or wages OF a person" violating the
bill.
Added III the amendment is the
provision that the appropriation
shall not be used to pay the salary
of any person who, "mOre than
thirty days after the effective date
of this act. is a member of an
organization of government en-
ployes that asserts the right to
strike against the state"
Penalties Provided
Otherwise the original and the
amendment are alike. The penal
ties for violations include fines
ranging from $40 to $500 and /ol
Imprisonment ranging up to ono
year.
! Pension rights of certain state
employees also would be forfeited
under the bill.
Section One as broadened by the
amendment now states:
Unless first authorized by dull,
constituted authority to absen
himself from his position or EN-
plOyment 1T shall be unlawful fo
any person holding a position b.
appointment or employment by tn
State of Delaware, or by the severa
cities. counties, towns or village
thereof. or by any other politica
or civil division Of the State or of
municipality. or in the publ
school system. or by any specia
, school district. OF in the service c
any authority, commission or boarC
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

Of any of the aboye-named units of
government or in any other
branch of the public service, TO fail
to report for duty or to otherwise
absent himself from his position or
abstain in whole or in part from
the full. faithful and proper per-
formance of the duties of his posi-
ton for the purpose of influencing
or cOercing Il change in the condi-
tiOnS. or compensation or the
rights. privileges, or obligations OF
such position"
On the amendment four Demo-
Gratis joined the II Republicans
present to produce the votes. They
were Reps. Harry G. Clark, Willow
Grove; Walter l.. Conaway. Sea-
ford; Leonard A. Covell. Marydel
and Joseph W. Ennis. Smyrna.
Democrats opposed were Reps
! Crossley, William T. Green. New
Castle: William Mabrey. Black
bird; Howard W. Phillips. Odessa
and Joseph p. Schaal, Wilmington
Rep. Leon A. BalIey D-DelmarD
absent when the vote on the amend.
ment was taken, returned to the
House in time to vote with The
majority on the bill as amended
Absent on both items were Rep
Warren l.. Allen (D-SeafOrd) ant
three Republicans, Reps. Stanle.
G.. Mikell. Dover; Tyson F. Sartin
st. Georges, and William Truit
Webb. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Elliott en-
tertained to dinner Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Metzner and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. I. Uhler in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Uhlers birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Kitchens
and daughters, Miss Carolyn Hitch
ems and Mrs. Billie Joe CLANCY are
spending two weeks in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spence
have arrived home after spending
two weeks in Florida.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Greenwood Volunteer Fire Co., No.
l are holding a Bake and Food sale
il the Community Building Satur-
day, March 18th at 1890 a. III.
Please keep this date in mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HOfstetter are
the proud parents of a little girl,
name Marietta Abbie.
Little frankie Keel has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Metzner
spent Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. MetZner's parents in Newark
Delaware.
The Willing Workers Sunday
School Class will hold covered
dish supper in the Communit!
Building, st. Patrick's March 17tf
at 600 p. m. Price-A covered dist
and soc. Come out and enjoy this
fine meal. Now don't forget the
date. Get your tickets early.
Mr.. Thomas Coulter spent The
weekend with his mother, Mrs. r
l.. Coulter. Sr.
! Mr.. and Mrs. b. V. Coulter spen
the weekend with Mrs. Coulter
parents in Lewes, Del.
Mrs. Lee Coulter, chairman of tn
Infantile Paralysis drive, wishes t
thank all organizations and cOntri
butors for their cooperation. TIL
quota was $4,000. Amount collect
ed: High School $1,000, Organiza
tions $65.00, Coin boxes 1885,
Contributors $161.65. Churches 500.
90. Total amount collected. $443.3(
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnso
spent the week end at the home q
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Lord.
Dr.. Olan Allen was entertained /;
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc
Spence over the weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
MILFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY NOTES

Hostesses for the coming week
are:
Sunday, March 9-Miss Evelyn
Short, Miss Isabelle Kinks.
Monday. March 10-AIrs. Harold
Wall.
Tuesday, March 1l-Mrs. Ray
Warren.
Wednesday, March l2-Mrs. Viz
ginia Scott, Mrs. Ruth Keller
Thursday, March 13--Mrs. Her
man Phillips.
Friday, March 14-Mrs. Edw.
Maui.
Saturday, March 15-Mrs. Thom
as r. Williams, Mrs. Milton Dill.
Tuesday. March II. is the month
ly meeting of the auxiliary. AS the
Nurses Home is being redecorated
the group will meet in the Caulk
Auditorium. The time is > p NJ
Cards have been mailed to all
members asking them to make an
effort to attend this and every
meeting. The March meeting is es-
pecially important as Delaware
Chapter American Red Cross is
sending Mrs. Blair Myers and Mrs.
Gray down from Wilmington to
give a talk on the duties and
training of a Grey Lady. The hos
pital is very anxious to have
trained Grey Ladies to assist. and
the Red Cross is willing to coop
crate and give the necessary course
to interested women.
Mrs. Arthur DerrickSOn and Mrs.
Marshall Hugg are anxious to eX-
press their gratitude to the women
of Milford and surrounding COM
munities who have called and told
them they would like to help with
the sewing. Can't you spare a little
time? Why not take a few little
garments home and make them
1t is such a help and the things are
badly needed.
Several new names have bee!
added to the list of Auxiliary mem
bers this past week. There arr
still number of women in ant
near Milford who could join. The
dues are $1.00 a year. Won't yol
who have not Joined do SO soon
We need you. Call Mrs. Curtis
Vinyard or Mrs. Frank r., Grier
They will be glad to call on you.
Plans and more plans for tn
Charity Ball.
Did you know that the AuXiliar.
of the Veterans of Foreign War
is going to auction off ten home
made cakes at the ball? Chance
are on sale now. Each chance
good for all ten drawings. TIL
date for the ball is Easter Monda!
Next week full details will appea
on the front page of the Chronicle
You will be surprised to hear of a
the plans being made for this al
fair. Save your money and enjo
spending il at the Charity Bal
and in the meantime help th
Auxiliary.
Don't forget the Auxiliary NEE
ing.
Date-Tuesday. March II.
Time-3 p. NJ.
Place-Caulk Auditorium.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
Bodies Of Poets
Saved From NaziS

BERLIN-(P)-The remains Of
Germany's two great poets, Goethe
and Schiller. have been returned
10 their original resting place in
the royal vault of Weimar after
having been found hidden in an
air-raid shelter in Jena.
At the orders of Fritz Sauckel,
who was the Nazi leader i'll Thur
ingia, the cOffins were taken from
their underground vault by SIS men
i'll the closing days of the war. al
legedly to protect them from dam
age by bombing.
At Jena an air-raid alarm forced
the guards to seek shelter in a
bunker. A German doctor and
nurse of the Jena University clinic
used the opportunity to save the
remains by hiding them in a hos
pital bunker behind medicine cabi-
nets where they later were found
undamaged.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
DOg-RustLers Steal
BerLin's Best Pups

BERLIN = Up There's new
breed of dog-catcher i'll Berlin
thieves who steal likely-lOoking
dogs for sale in the black market.
The dog-rustlers operate chiefly
in the better bOroughs of the AM
erican and British sectors. Some
times they brazenly attempt to sell
dogs to soldiers who hope to take
their pets along when they are re-
deployed home. Prices as high as
$500 have been paid.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07
WANT SOME RED TAPE

price? The government is getting
rid of some of it. at any rate. for
Memphis. Tenn. recently adver-
tised as among surplus items for
sale: 90 rolls tape, red, cellulose,
unused. $.2S."
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-07

South America has an area OF
almost seven million square miles.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

kaj Sc naredi, aio je dovolj ra-
|zumevaflja in dobre wolfe "a to.
Marsikdo Sc boji "a lastno boz
docnost. Mogoce je to zelo preti-
ran strah. Della je sedaj. dovolj
in tudi Sc bo "a dokaj let. Imamo
|starostno zavarovanje, XII seve-
da nj kakor bi morale biti, ven-
dar je izdatna pomoc v casu one
moglosti.
Marsikoga strasi in ovira Sc
danji spor med Vzhodom in Ia
padom, med naso stare in novo
domovino. Vsi zelimo, da bi bill
tt odnosaji boljsi, toda enc stva-
ri smo skoraj gotovi-do vojne
radi tega ne pride, ter je ia spor
lie zacasen. Kakor so sc v Loski
dolini duhovi umirili, ter vse
lJudstvo skupaj DELUXE "a boljso
bodocnost, tako DO tudi napetost
med narodi in drzavami popu-
stila, ter bo koncno zmagal zdrav
razum.
Vse darove "a pomoc temu "a
vodu posljite ma naslov: Anton
Krapenc, 2O21 w. 23rd Street.,
Chicago 8, Ill. Poleg vasega Sc
danjega naslova navedite tudi
vas rojstni kraj ter hisni prii-
mex. Omozene zenske maj Sc po-
sebej navedejo svoje deklisko
ime. Seznam darovalcev bo po-
Sian ma solski odbor v Start try,
da bo mladina in po njej drugi
vedeli, kdo daljni Ameriki ina
srce "a svoj rod.
Venc. Palcich,
1910 So. Main.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

bolj vazno in potrebno storiti,
da Amerika ohrani svoje lepe
tradicije gostolj1bja in svobo-
de. Glavni solist bo Paul Robe
son, svetovno znani operni Pc
vec.
Poleg teh pa bo Sc lep "a
bavni del. Duquesne Universe
ty Tamburitzans, zbor sestojec
il SLOW. dijakov ma. doticni uni
verzi, Josephine Klun, mia d a
SLOW. umetnica, ukrajinsko-rls-
ka grupa umetnikov, XII bodo
prijetno presenetili poslusalce
in goste z najboljsimi tockami,
da naredimo najboljsi Wits pred
amerisko avdijenco, XII Sc DO to
pot seznanila z naso, bogato in
1.-Two kulturo. To bo najboljsi
odgovor ma razne ocitke in
predbacivanja. Vse Slovence in
Slovenke v bliznji okolici opo-
zarjamo ma vaznost in jih pro-
simo, da 81 ia vecer rezervirajo
"a Adamica, "a cast in ugled
sebe in vseh Slovanov. Vsak,
kdor ne DO v jami ali tovarni
doticni vecer, bi moral biti ma
Woo. In bas radi tega je zelo
vazno, da Sc v vsaki slovenski
naselbini organizirajo grupe,
avti in bust. Tiketi sc dobe sko-
no v vsaki naselbini ali pa sami
pisite ma American Slav Con-
gress, 1905 Berger Bldg, Pitts
burgh 10, Pa. Gene so: $1.2O,
$1.80 in $3.50.
Matthew Cvetic,
podpredsednik.