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The Mississippi enterprise., 1947-01-11
DELTAS MEET AT PRENTISS

DELTAS MEET AT PRENTISS
Alpha Chi Sigma Chapter of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority held
its December meeting. Sunday Dec
ember 22nd at Prentiss, Mississip-
pi in the home of Soror Thelma
Johnson with Soror Bertha john
son acting as co-hostess.
Immediately upon their arrival,
the sorors, their husbands and es-
corts were served lavish chicken
dinner amid festive Christmas
setting. Highlighting the meeting
was President Henriene Knaives
report of the Regional Meeting held
in Mama, Florida, November 29-3O.
Alpha Chi Sigma Chapter received
honor at this meeting through the
representation of its president who
spoke on the subject Of Education
during workshop conducted on
Pubnc RELATIONS Program Tor the
Region" President Knaive was
also elected Regional Chairman of
Education
Those enjoying the gracious hos
occasion were Mesdames Knaive.
Hall, DR.. and Mrs. R. NJ Neal Of
pitality of the Johnsons' upon this
Laurel; Dr. and Mrs A. NJ. Hall.
DR. and Mrs c. A. Price and son,
Mr. and Mrs w H Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. B A. Blackburn, Mrs.
Aurelia Young, Miss Catherine
Thorpe and Mr.. Harry Wright, all
of Jackson Special guest of the
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Eastview Street Fifty or more
guests greeted the lovely young
bride who was very pretty in a
gown of light blue net and wore
a lovely jeweled pin, gift of the
bridegroom. The couple received
many useful and valuable gifts.
Climaxing the evening delicious
ice cream and cake was served.
The bride and groom are making
their home in st. Louis, Mo.
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JOLLY JACKSONETTES MEET

The first meeting of the Jolly
Jacksonettes for the new year was
held in the home of Mrs. Cleo
James, West Lynch Street on Mon
day night. January 6. During a
brief business session the minutes
of the previous meeting were read
by Mrs. James, secretary and it
was reported that two members,
Misses Rosia Lee Forte and Lydia
Johnson were on the sick list. A
very interesting social hour was
enjoyed during which plans for the
clubs activities during the coming
year We're discussed and very
tasty salad course was served by
the hostess Miss Naomi Terrell
is president and Mrs. Cleo James,
secretary of this popular club.
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OWENS JONES UNITED
IN MARRIAGE

Miss Gertrude Odessa Jones of
5218 Calument Avenue, Chicago,
H., became the bride of Mr.. Earn
est Owens of jackson on Sunday,
December 90, 1916 at 4 p. m. The
ceremony took place in the home
of Mrs. Griffin. Mr.. Owens is the
son of Mrs. Bessie Brunson, 1127
Handy Avenue.
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Misses Elizabeth Brown, Clara
Robinson and Hazel Hicks return
ed to school at Lanier High after
enjoying delightful Christmas
with their parents. They make
their home here with Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas, 2218 No. Pleasant Avenue
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JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

meeting was Soror Eva Johnson
Dawson of Houston, Texas. Mrs.
Dawson, her husband and daughters
were spending the Christmas holi-
days with her mother and father,
Prof and Mrs. J. E. Johnson of
Prentiss.
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GIVEN MISCELLANEOUS
BRIDAL SHOWER

Mrs. Mamie Thurmond Evans.
neWlywed was recently honored
with bridal shower given by her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Brown in their home, 1041
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SELECT NEGRO All CHAMPIONS
For netting $1,000 from his All
demonstration projects during the
last three years and for all-round
leadership achievement in 1916,
James D. Campbell of Lee County,
Arkansas, won the State Champ
ionship for colored All boys, ac-
cording to report received by the
u. S. Department of Agriculture
from the Arkansas State Extnsion
Service
First prize for girls was won by
Ruby Lucille Loudd for outstand-
ing club work Both 4-H'ers re-
cieved $25 awards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Chic
ago returned to their home after
a most enjoyable holiday visit as
guest of their. parents, Rev. and
Mrs. R. A. Scott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Beadle.
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their home at 377 N. st. Albans,
ST. Paul, Mimi, after a delightful
Is days visit as guest of Mr.. .Pierce's
mother and Mrs. Pierce's mother
and other members of the family.
During their stoy, many social
courtesies were extended to them.
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Tidbits Of News
About Folks We
Know

Mrs. Laura Fobbs of Alcorn Col
lege was a recent visitor in the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Thomas. 2218
North Pleasant Ave.
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MISSISSIPPIAN ATTENDS CON-
VENTION OF NATIONAL COUN-
GIL OF NEGRO WOMEN

Gil OF NEGRO WOMEN
Mrs. Henriene Knaive, Laurel.
Mississippi Editor of the official
publication of the Womens Aux
Hilary to National Medical Assoc
iation, and President of Alpha Chi
Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority recently attended
the '46 Convention of the National
Council of Negro Women which
convened in Washington, D. c. She
was one of thirty y-eight women
chosen to visit the United Nations
Meeting which was in session at
Lake Success. New York.
RETURNS HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Worthy
and their little daughter. Rosie
Lee, returned home after spending
a pleasant Christas with their
aunt, Mrs. NJ j. Clarke on 426
Olin Street, who is the Social
Science Teacher in the Ji Hill
Junior High School in the city.
Mrs. Worthy as you remember
was before her marriage. Miss Ar
media Mclean a former teacher
IN the city until she resigned to
teach in Birmingham, Ala. and
remalnde there until her marriage
After being entertained by their
relatives and many friends they
left January on the Panama Linn
tied for Chicago and from there
to their home in Saginaw, Mich
igan.
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Very pleasant visitors here dur
ing the holidays were, Mrs. Sarah
Willis Yancey of Chicago, visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Sic Will
lis; Miss Dorothy Lewis of Chicago
who visited relatives; Miss Elvira
Gross and friend, Miss Edith Nc
Donnal of Chicago who visited
Miss Gross parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Gross on w. Pascagoula ST., Miss
Frances Lorraine Green of New
Orleans who spent the holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Greene and sister, Miss Gw-
endolyn Greene who is recuperating
from a recent serious illness.
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Visiting in the city during the
holidays was Lamar Hatch of San
Francisco who is the guest Of his
brother, Charles, grandfather, Mrs.
Gertrude Hatch and aunt. Miss An
ME Hatch, 1877 West Hamilton.
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Mrs. lola MCGEE of Lexington is
in the city visiting relatives, Mrs
Mary Smith, Mrs. Tennie Green,
Mrs. Rosa Evans and Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Garrett
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Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Jones of Dear
park Street had as their guests
during the holidays their children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler of At
lanta, Ga, nee Thela Jones.
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Other charming visitors in the
city are Mrs. Johnnie Middleton and
sons, Paul and Richard, Jr., who
are visiting Mrs Middleton's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Beadle
of Rose st.
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Miss Mabel Roseman, popular
teacher in the city school system
has returned to her home after
visit in Kansas City, Mo-, where
she was houseguest of Mrs. Helen
Cooper.
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Mr. and Mrs. Murry McNeamer
have returned to their home. 1885
Spruce Street, ST. Louis, Mo-, after
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JATTS- CLENSEY MARRIAGE

WATTS CLENSEY MARRIAGE
TOLD
OF much interest to their many
friends is the announcement made
by Miss Dorothy Lee Clensey and
Mr.. Earl D. Watts of their marriage
on Christmas Eve The couple
spent their honeymoon in New Or
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Mrs. Selena Hem Butler, wife of
prominent pastor of this city and
member of the faculty of Camp
bell College resigns her position
for an extnsive trip to Norwalk,
Connecticut Mrs. Butler hopes
to leave the city in a very few
days, and intends to visit other
sections of the East before return
ing to the city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eulace Pierce and
son, Eulace. Jr., have returned to
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Rev. and Mrs. George A. Thomas,
232 E. Cohea Street were happy to
have as their holiday guests, his
sister and sister-in-law, Mrs. Fran
ces Thomas Phillips of Chicago and
Mrs. Mark Thomas of Forest, Miss.
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Friends were happy to welcome
Mr.. John Fizer home during the
holidays. Mr.. Fizer visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fizer
of N. Parish ST..
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a visit in the city as guest Of their
brother and family, Mr.. J. E. Nc
Neamer and mother, Mrs. Gussie
McNeamer While here the Nc
Neamers were houseguest of their
cousins, Mrs. H. M Mason and Miss
Willie Hobson, 847 Dreyfus Street.
During their stay many social court
estes were extended to them, in
cluding a family reunion supper
held in the home of Mrs. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Harvey, 500
N. Gallatin have returned to the
city after spending the holidays
in ST. Louis as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Sa Edwards.
Misses Ruth and Ophelia Filing
ton, 1121 N. Grayson spent the hol-
idays in Durant, Miss.
Friends of Mrs Fannie Blackmon
are sorry to know that she is still
on the sick list. They wish for
her a speedy recovery.
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Rev, Thomas enjoyed a week
during the holidays in Detroit Wis
iting his children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murdock Thomas and their son,
Murdock, Jr, and Mr. and Mrs.
U. G. Louie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20

muzali Kan je izginil po-
tenn tisti rokopis, pa mi nj zna-
no.. Ne We, &c ga je "Glas svo-
bode" kdaj pozneje objavil. JAZZ
sem stikal tudi "a tenn, toda
edini primerki tega lista so po-
manjkljivi in zal brez vsakega
sledu o clanku.
Toliko O Cankarjevem biva-
nju v Sarajevu v letu 1909, ko
je tihoti romanticnega Treble
vica koncal svoj veliki politicni
"Eho": "4lapce", XII so nasta-
Ii bas tedaj ko so ga baje 'spr'e-
obracali'" " Sarajevu.
Martel.
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pise v njegov list Ito je bilo tu-
di res, pisal pa je samo feljto-
ne, XII SO pa bill cello zaplenjeni
kot "Krivica" v leta 19O6) in
ljudje so ga precej mrzlo spre-
jeli. Ia rokopis, XII ga je vzlic
vsernu temu oddal, MISC niti po-
izkusili najti prevajalca, temvec
je lezal skoraj mesec dni zalo-
zen med casopisi, XII so Sc kopi-
cili ma urednikovi mizi. Social
st; SO Sc tedaj pokazali v pra-
vem svojem oportunizmu in ca
Ivan Cankar je vnovic prisel
in tokrat jih je pobaral "a svo-
je delo:
"Kaj mislite, da sem student,
da Sc menoj oslo igrate! Mi
sill sem posteno, ko sem YAM
napisal clanek O vasem delav-
stvu, a vi tako Kako bo-
ste vi resevali drugacne pro-
bleme,- kot je ta," jih je zavrnil,
ko so Sc hinavsko opravicevali,
da MISC mogli najti prevajalca
in da DO clanek izsel pozneje,
ma primer jugoslovanski pro-
blem, XII je zgolj proletarski
problem, kolikor je naroden."
"Razsrdil Sc je, pridusil po
vase" mi pripoveduje omenje-
nj ocividec, Gin S svojimi dolgi-
mi koraki stopil cez prag ma uli-
co, ne da bi vel nazaj svoj cla-
mex, XII mu ga je nasel urednik
med casopisi. Ljudje ga MISC
prav razumeli in so sc samo
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Hisa naprodai

Hisa "a druzini, 2 zidani garazi;
gorkota ma vroco soparo; vse mo-
derno. Velika lota. Sc lahko takoj
vselite Zglasite Sc med 4. in 6. uro
zvecer.
lily E. 81 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20

~ - . - ',..' .....~.. s,.
| sci. To omenjam zategadelj, ker
sem pred kratkim slisal cd ne
kega nigeria, da je to Ivan
Cankar v resnici storil. Tedaj
mi je bilo vse jasno
Karlo Cankar, kot duhoven
je res verjel in Sc verjame v
"Cahkarjevo" spreobrnenje v
Sarajevu. Toda po vsem sodec
- pri cemer nocem zaliti Gus
tev pokojnikovega brata, - mo-
ram resnici ma ljubo povedati,
da je to Ivanovo pocetje bilo
zgolj vljudnost do gostoljuba,
ker sc nj hotel zameriti bratu,
XII ga je, kakor izgleda, zelo
ljubil. Dal Sc je obhajati po
MEM pred svojim odhodom il
Sarajeva. Ko brat Karlo -- du-
hoven - o tenn govori, Sc mu
zalesketajo solze v oceh. L. Min
size ljubezen, cista ljubezen do
brata in veliko spostovanje do
MEGA in ma ia spomin, ko je
Ivan uganil njegovo skrito in
sreno Aljo in jo izpolnil. Ivan
je bill velik psiholog, XII je videl
vse to in po vsem, kar sem po-
zneje izvedel, lahko trdim, da
je hotel lie bratu ugoditi in mu
tudi ugodil. Zato mu je brat Sc
danes zelo hvalezen. Kaj hocete,
bratovska ljubezen!
Ivan Cankar pa 81 je nasel v
Sarajevu ma svojih potih po
mestu in okolici, XII jo je vso OBJ
Sci, prav dosti novih znancev
in to najvec il delavskih vrst.
Obsel je vse zakotne musli-
manske kleparje in kotlarje, XII
cepec po turski navadi klepljejo
po bascarsiji (znanem starin-
skem sarajevskem trgu) v svo-
jih majhnih delavnicah, opazo-
val je njih delo in povpraseval
po ceni izdelkov in zasluzku. O
TEN We dosti povedati start slo-
venski obrtnik Petauer, XII je
pokojnega Ivana spremljal po
velikih zagah, XII so tedaj obra-
tovale v bliznji sarajevski oko-
lici. Povsod Sc je pisatelj zani-
NAL "a delo in zivljenje sarajev-
skega proletarijata in pri tenn
vedno vestno nekaj belezil. Ia
ko trdi njegov spremljevalec.
Ko Sc je tako ze nekako spo-
znal v Sarajevu, je po teh opa-
zovanjih naredil obisk urednis-
tvu socijalisticnega glasila -
Glas svobode -, XII je bas v
tenn letu zaeelo izhajati. Bill je
to tednik. V urednistvu "Glasa
svobode' pa Ivan nj naletel ma
tisto razumevanje, kakor 81 ga
.je zelel. Ocividec strokovnicar
Medic zna povedati tenn:
"Urednistvo je bilo takrat v
Cumuriji (osrednja mestna &C.
trt). Ivan je prinesel nekaksen
rokopis o bosanskem delavcu,
napisan " slovenscini, kot pri-
spevek "a list Ito SO bile sigur-
no one zabelezke, XII jih jes de-
lal po sarajevskem okolju, op.
pisca) in Sc predstavil kot slo-
venski pisatelj. Mi ga nismo po-
znali, sal nasa zacetniska de-
lavnost in obzorje nista sega
la tako dalec, temvec smo po-
znali samo njegovega brata, ki
je bill urednik nam nasprotne-
ga lista. Razen tega je nekdo
skrivaj namignil, da tudi Ivan
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Farma napr0daj

V North Madison-on-the-La sc
proda farnno, obsegajoco 10 akrov;
800 jardov vzhodno cd Bennett Rd.
ma Bartholomew Rd. Spredaj $50
cevljev in 1900 cevljev globoko.
Moderno urejena hisa, poslopja, sa-
dino drevje in fina zemlja. lima Ia
stem plinski vrelec Izvrstna prilika
"a biznes. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
KE 4O7l
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Ze1l1IjiiSca


sls.700. LASTNIK PRODAJA kra-
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lon; 6 let stara, Colonial tipa; 3
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Gostilna z D S (corp.) in
D 8 licenco

Lastniki morajo prodati takoj. D
5 licenca, zgoraj stanovanje 6
sobami; Sc proda ali zamenja. Kot
del vplacila, Sc vzame hiso "a 2
druzini ali hiso "a emo druzino 6
sobami, ali pa Sc proda samo 60
stilno brez stanovanja. Tudi D 3
licenca; mic stanovanja. Lastnik od-
haja izven mesta in mora prodati
Nizka cena. Ia podrobnosti pokli-
Cite kadarkoli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20

All ste marocnik "Enakoprav-
mostg" Ce ste, ali so -Vo& prija-
telji in enamel? "Enokoprav-
most" je potrebma vsoki druSimi
sar0di vd$nih vesti IN, vedno ak
ta1aznih Clankov! Strife "Enako-
prGUnOSt"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20
NAZNANILOI

Naznanjam vsem, kateri ste IL ze-
-lenega stajerja in ysem drugim
Slovencem, da Sc zopet dobijo
krvavice, rajzeve, in mesene pre-
kajene klobase po starokrajskem
okusu, in sicer pricensi soboto
o. novembra. FRANK PRESKAR.
1917 Saranac Rd.. Cleveland 10.
Ohio. Ii 1899. .--. ..
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cANkARJEvO BivAlNJEV sARAJEVU
20. tlovernbra 1g47

.Es - S
v septenibru leta 1909 je obi
skal Ivan Cankar svojega brats
Karla vrSarajevu. Prisel je ns
dopust naravnost IL Dunaj4 In
.ostal v bosahski metropoli sko:
raj diva in pol meseca. Tu je ia.
krat dokoncal svojo najboljsc
dramo '1Ilapce'' in Sc nato VI.
nil Ljubljano. Ker je to Can.
karjevo bivanje v Bosni prece.
malo poznano, bonn skusal po.
dati par pabirkov IL dobe Can.
karjevega obiska v sarajevu.
Ia taksno stvar sc je bio tre-
ba potruditi in tako sem wei
pot pod noge in zaeel z iska-
MEM. Prva pot me je vodila v
navkreber v visoko mestno &C.
trt, XII lezi ma severo-vzhodni
strani, XII jo domacini imenuje-
10 Bjelave. Tu s e m nasel Ma
stevilki stirideset Cankarjeve-
ga brata Karla Cankarja. Cd
1vana je mlajsi "a poldrugo le-
to in je Sc vedno eil in zivahen.
lima jih blizu sedemdeset in sc
prav dobro pocuti. Opravlja du-
hovno 'sluzbo v samostanu usmi-
ljenih sester, XII zelo pazijo ma
MEGA. Tudi okupacijo je tako
prezivljal in .je bill ma strani
"ponizanih in preganjanih," kot
sam pfavi. Posnemal je svojega
brata in biz vsem srcem "a
pravicno stvar v tel veliki do
movinski vojni, ma strani ljud-
stva. Po pogovoru teh stva-
reh in o zdravju pa je pogovor
sam po sebi preset ma predmet
mojega obiska. Takoj sem opa-
zil, da so starcku oci vzplamte-
lc, nekam radosten in ponosen
je postal in mi ponudil cigare-
te.
"Da hm Ivan je bill
pri neni jerk sc mu je raz-
veal in il MEGA je zacela 60
voriti bratovska ljubezen; vse
ma MEM je govorilo, kako rad
ga je incl ko> >je skoraj drhte
vlekel il svoje skrinje original
ne rokopise Ivanovih del 20 clo-
veskem napuhu'', "Legendo Q
Kristusovi suknji", "Urlaub''
"Milana in Mi1eno" it'd. vse mi
je hotel pokazati, kar je dobil
cd MEGA, in JAZZ sem Sc cudil
krasnim rokopisom velikega po-
kojnika, XII so bill takorekoc
brez popravkov. To me je v We
liki meri zacudilo' in mislil sem,
da je moral Cankar popreje pi-
sati kaksen koncept, potem pa
prepisovati. A Karlo me je v
TEN takoj izpodbil:
''Ne, nikoli -. Mas Ivan je
sproti pisal, nikoli nj mic po-
pravljal, to JAZZ dobro vem "
Molcal sem, ker nisem hotel
oporekati v tenn, cesar ne VEN.
In tudi &c bi vedel, da je druga-
&c, ne bi hotel zaliti spostova-
MIA vrednega starca, XII je incl
toliksno vero " brata. Pc teh
spominih pa sem navezal raz-
govor ma tiste dni pred osemin
tridesetimi lett:
:"Kako je bilo takrat? Kaj de
pocel Ivan in S cim Sc je bavil
ma obisku v Sarajevu? K ak c
sta mu ugajala mesto in ljud'
stvo?" Taksna nekako SO bila
moja vprasanja, da bi kaj vei
izvedel, kakor pa je Ivan sam
napisal o tenn bivanju Izidorju
Cankarju; kakor stoji v zvez
ku zbranih, spisov, kjer je dra
ma "Hlapci'', Toda mic bogve
: kaj nisem nogel izvedeti. Pe
vsefn sodec je Ivan hodil svojs
pota po Sarajevu, docim Sc j
brat Karlo bavil S svojo sluz
DO (bil je tedaj nadskofijsk
tajnik in urednik "Hrvaskeg'
dnevnika"), tako da sta Sc vi
dela. samo pti zajtrku in kosi
lu, in je bill starcek res v "a
dregi5 kaj da mi pove O tenn
Evening star., 1947-11-30
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OtO TUNA BOAT
GALS HERE

{ AtlS HERE
The Vindicator, q
former tuna boat out
of Anacortes, Wa ash,
tied up at Ander on
Dock for a short t ime
Thur sd ay. The ship,
captained- by ". P.
Lomen, had been to
Anchor age with a con-
s ignment Of FIRE light
and was on her way to
Kodiak and thence
back to Anac or ties.
Captain Lomen said
the eight was haul
ed on q ne-trip ba-
sis and he was uncer-
tain whe Their the VIM
dicatOr would r = turn
to Alaskan waters
again.
The Vindicato
reached anchor age
last Monday. She
found heavy ice packs
still remaining in
Ship Creek, Knik Arm
and st the army dock.
Al though the ship was
fore ed to break ice
for a large part Of
the trip, she suffer-
ed no ter ial damage
her captain said.
1t was repor ted
that the Dickie IT
and the Viking, both
Of Se1dovia, had ar
rived safely in Anch-
orage and we're lying
at the dock there.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-12
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AT THE BEACHC OMBER
James Col1ias Port
CIR aham; Capt. Raymond
T. Mat the S on, Fort
Richards on; Alv in
Rosenb1 ad, Hal.ibut
Cove; Bill VII on,
Jun eau.
AT SELDOVIA HOUSE:
Clark Andr Q en-, An
Choir age; Chr ist
Sykes, Ninilchik;
Morn is Por ter, city;
Arne Wick, city; Abr
nham. >Formjn and Dan
Anahonak, Por t. era
ham; A. Condor, Sc
attle; John Dennis
and R. II. Shannon,
Ke tchikan.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-12

AT MT fO0fCUM BE
Dr.. Philip H.
Moore has arr ived at
Mt. Edgec umbe hospi-
tai in sitka, where
he will serve as an
or thopedic surgeon.
Dr.. Moore has had
long exper fence in
surgery, having serv-
ed as instruc tor in
that field at the I'm
liver S ity Of Dragon
for seven years and
as q surgical con-
sultant in the Navy
dur ing the war.
DR.. Moore came to
Sitka from the Cree
ley clinic at Cree
ley, Colo.
RALPH ANDERSON
BACK HOME AG AIN
FOR a TIME
Ralph And er on,
who has been in Sc
attic working at the
repairing Of q tanker
purchased by the And
er s on brothers ear
Tier this year, re-
turned home Wednes-
day. He is at pre-
sent. ass is t ing his
mother in the Ander-
son Dock office.
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The Vindic ator,

ENTERS HOspt7 AL
Mrs. Vera Tabios
Of Port Graham ter
ed Seldovl ia hospital
for surgic al treat-
ment yes terday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
CAROLINA LOSES
STAR WINCBACK

CHAPEL HILL, Aug. 81 @ -
The University, Of North Carolina
Tar Heels have suffered a major
football casualty even before the
opening practice, it was disclosed
today.
B. K. Grow, junior wingback
scheduled to be first replacement
for starter Jim Camp, is in the
infirmary with a wrenched knee,
feared to be a torn cartilage. Al
though it is too early to make
sure, trainers say he may be out
for a month or even the entire
season.
Grow, 1S0-pound Raleigh boy,
and summer school student, had
his mishap when he stepped in a
hole in a tag football game. He
appeared to be one of the squads
most improved players in off-sea-
son practices which was n rea-
on why Jack Fitch was shifted
from wingback TO tailback.
If it develops that Grow cannot
play or is able to see only limited
action, Coach Carl Snavely may
be forced to return Fitch to his
old post or make some other con-
version. Johnny Clements and
Fred Bauer, the latter a convert
ed end, are the other top Carolina
wingbacks, in addition to Camp
Clements last year was used al
most exclusively on defense.