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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-25
Kruh je bozji dar

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ker ved-
no dobim pisma il zirov in Lo-
gatca cd mojih sorodnikov,
sem Sc odlocila, da opisem le
nekaj movie, kajti pisma SO pre-
cej obsirna.
Pred par meseci so mi z We
seljem sporocili, da glede pre-
hrane Sc precej dobro stojijo,
k1uha da imajo tam, kjer je
UNRRA. Toda zalostno je cita-
ii, kar mi sporocajo sedaj:
"Prejeli smo paket in denar.
Ia vse prisrcna hvala. &c ina
te namen, da Sc posljete denar,
bi bilo boljse, da posljete pa
ket ne glede ma to kaj je notri.
Tu ne moreno kupiti nicesar
tudi "a veliki denar. Kruha pri
naSi hisi nj bilo ze vec kot en-
mesec. Smilijo Sc mi otroci, XII
vedno povprasujejo "a kruh,
JAZZ pa jim ga ne morem dati.
Start so cd 5. do II. let in 81
GER tri dekleta in eden fantek.
"Ko dobim paket je prvo
vprasanje: cali je kakoa no.
tri?" Fantek 81 ga tako zeli, da
ne morem drugace, kot Vas pro-
siti, da mu ga posljete. Fantek
je bolj slaboten in &c ne bi Sc
mleka mogli kupiti, bi otroci "a
cell hirati. Kakor med vojno je.
Cd kar nj vec UNRRA-e, nj niti
kruha in vse ostalo je drago.
Dobili smo koruzni zdrob, soil,
II dkg sladkorja, 100 gramov
mila. Pa kaj moreno storiti S
tenn? MOI della in skrbi "a dru-
Zinc, bojim Sc pa "a njegovo
zdravje. Je krojac in popravlia
obleke, toda samo istim, XII mu
prinesejo blago. &c ne bo bolje
bo moral prenehati sivanjem.
"Snega smo imeli meter in
pol, sedaj Sc sicer re taja in bo-
mo plavali. Nekateri so ze pri-
zadeti. Vse to kaze ma slabo le-
tino.
Ia vse moramo cakati tudi
ma posti. Kadar Sc nabere vec
paketov mas sklicejo skupaj in
ko pride financar, &c pakete Cd
pre-. Nekateri dopijo kar po 8
ali 5 paketov naenkrat. Izgleda,
da pakete ne odpirajo mixer
7 kot pa tn in sicer cato, ker so
po svetu sovraz Tiki, XII bi radi
posiljali orozje in podobnc. Ia
paket sem placala le IL din. Vse
pride prav kar posljete in mi
VAN ostanemo vecni dolzniki.
"Iz Koroske Sc je vrnilo ne
kaj beguncev, katere pustijo
popolnoma ma miru ma njihovih
domovih. Koliko je taksnih, XII
so bezali ko sploh MISC imeli "a
kaj!
"zal nam je po ocetu, ki je
moral umreti, tolazimo pa So S
tenn, da je boljse, kajti ne VEN
kom in kaj bi mu kuhala, ko
Sc "a zdravega cloveka nj pra-
We hrane''.
Tako mi pise hcerka mojega
brata Milena Trsar IL Logatca.
To je slika, XII bi jo Slovenci tu-
kaj ne bi smell pozabiti. Ne bi
smell odkloniti njihove pros
nje "a pomoc. Da bi tam imeli
vsaj tisti kruh, katerega tn proc
pomecemo ne hi mnogi bill ta-
ko lacni kot so. Mi ga znamo ce-
niti, toda so tudi taksni, Xxi nj
koli Sc MISC bill lacni.
Anpa Jesenko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-25

poklical v klavnico nadaljnih
20 vagonov z zrtvarni in zopet
Sc je drenjalo okrog Stir tisoc
zrtev skozi vrata ma prvo dvo-
risce, Matere so nosile manjse
otrocicke v narocju, starejse pa
trdo drzale "a roke, da bi Sc ne
izgubili v gnjeci. Bio je nekakd
cudno il, strasno ma TEN, cd mi
lijonskih nog pomandranem
i3dvoriscu In kako je to, da
sc takoj "a "postajo" konea ze-
lezniska proga ? In zakaj
je tukaj tako visoka zicna ogra-
ia =. -?
Sprejem zrtev ma prven dvo-
riscu in odgon v plinske celice,
Sc je vrsil po toeno zasnovanih
nacrtih. Vse do minute je bio
natancno preracrnano. Med
TEN, ko so stale zrtve priprav-
ljene ma "poti brez vrnitve", je
ze prisla nova skupina ma prvo
dvorisce in med tenn so delavci
odvazali zadnja trupla IL cello v
jane. In cez pol ure je koman-
dant zopet poklical nadaljnih
20 vagonov z zrtvami in novi IT,
soci so Sc vsuli ma prvo -dvori-
See, plasljivo ozirajoc Sc okrog
sebe. Nekaj strasnega je bio
ma tenn cudnem dvoriscu, po-
mandranem cd milijonskih nog.
A komandant klavnice, sedec
v svoji pisarni, je telefonicno
klical drugi vlak zrtvami
glavne postaje v Treblinki.
Kmalu ma to Sc je pocasi zacel
pomikati s stranskega tira nov
vlak sestdesetimi vagoni pod
strazo gestapovcev proti klav-
nici v gozdu. Tako Sc je godilo
dan "a dnem, mesec "a mese-
Gem 49,.
Proti koncu zine leta 1913, je
prisel v Treblinko Himmler S ce-
linn stabom visjih gestapovskih
castnikov in uradnikov. Prisli so
zrakoplovom naravnost il Ber-
lima. Pod vodstvom Himlerja so
pregledali cello taborisce in klav-
nico. Neka prica nam je pravila,
kako je minister snnrti prisel k
velikanskim jamam -grobovom
in dolgo molce strmel. Njegovi
spremljevalci so stall v ozadju
in cakali. Ko 81 je Himmler ogle-
dal ogromno jamo, XII je bila Re
do polovice napolnjena s trupli,
Sc je magic obrnil in odsel. Sc
isti dan je celia komisija odlete-
la nazaj v Berlin. Pri odhodu je
Himmler ukazal komandantu OBJ
navzocnosti ''haupt-sturmfuer-
erja", barona Won Pfein-a, ME-
govega namestnika Krall-a in
kapitana Schulte-pa, da morajo
takoj zaceti seziganjem tru-
pei, pepel pa odvazati ma polje
in travnike. v zemlji je ze le-
zalo ma milijone trupel in Him.
mlerjev ukaz je bill res tezka
naloga. Poleg tega je bila tudi
ukazano, da Sc novih zrtev ne
SINE vec zakopavati, ampak da
Sc jih mora takoj sezigati. Kaj
je bill vzrok "a taksne drasticne
odredbe, katerim so polagali to-
liksno vaznost? Vzrok je bill
samo eden: strasen poraz naci-
stow pod Stalingradom in zma-
ga Rdece armade. Kakor sc vi
di SO nacisti res dobili strasen
udarec cd ruskega orozja oh
Volgi, kateri je ze cez par dni
prisilil berlinske valpete, da so
sc za1nislili o morebitni- odgo-
vornosti storjenih zlocinov, o
mascevanju in obraeunu, ker je
radi tega priletel v ~Treblinko
sam Himmler ter ukazal, da sc
unici vse sledi storjenih zloci-
nov.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
REEITT T.ArTTA HTTnNTTp
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-25

sonce.
Tako je nastopil zadnji akt
cloveske tragedije-clovek je
stopil cez zadnji prag treblin-
ske klavnice. Ia MIN so Sc "a
prla tezka vrata plinskih cello,
katerih bi ne mogla zlomiti no.
bena cloveska sila.
Ali Sc je sploh mogoce zami-
slit v to, kaj so cutili in pre-
stall tt muceniki v zadnjih tre-
notkih svojega zivljenja "a "a
prtimi vrati :plinskih cello? Emo
je gotovo: trpeli so strasne mu-
ke Z. Stall so tesno eden poleg
drugega tako, da niti dihati nj
so mogli in Sc potili v zadnjem
pred-smrtnem strahu. Mogoce
je kak postaran MOI, kateri je
re prezivel svoj vek izrekel to-
lazilne besede: "Pomirite sc to-
varisi, ,takoj DO vsega konec".
Mogoce je kdo klical strasno
prokletstvo mad barbarskim zlo-
cinci, katere jih bo gotovo "a
delo Mogoce matt vsemi
mocmi skusa razsiriti prostor
okreg sebe "a svojega otrocicka,
da mu vsaj "a trenotek olajsa
pred-smrtne nuke S svojo ma
terinsko ljubeznijo Mogo-
&c kaksno mlado dekle hrip-
linn glasom vprasuje: "Zakaj me
dusijo ? Zakaj mi ne dovo-
LILO ljubiti in imeti otroke ?"
V glavi Sc zacne kroziti in prsa
Sc magic dvigajo cd nekega tez-
kega pritiska Kaksne slike
migljajo pred osteklenimi uni
rajocimi ocmi ? Mogoce IL
otroske dobe, mogoce srecno
druzinsko zivljenje, ali mucno
potovanje v Treblinko Me-
kdo Sc je domislil tistega &C.
stapovca, XII Sc je tako hinavsko
REAL, ko so so dekleta, poprav-
ljala krila in lase po izstopu il
vlaka in je mogoce dejal: "To-
raj zato Sc je lump tako hinav-
sko REAL ~ v glavi zacne
potemnevati in vse okrog Sc
zacne vrteti Ne, nikakor 81
nj mogoce jasno predstaviti v
mislih to, kar Sc je godilo v
zadnjih trenotkih v plinskih ce-
licah, tega ne bono nikdar I'VE
deli -. Mrtvi ljudje so stall po-
konci in Sc pocasi ohlajali. Pri-
&c so nam pripovedovale, da so
najdalj ostajali zivi otroci. Cez
20 ali rs minut so rabbi po-
gledali skozi malo okence, &c so
ljudje tam ze mrtvi. Takoi nato
SO odprli vrata ma platformo.
Ker SO bila tia proti PLATFORM
precej nagnjena,. so trupla kar
sama drsela IL cello ma platfor-
mo, no vcasih 80 Sc trupla "a
jezila in delavci SO jih morali z
dolgimi kavlji vlaciti ven. Jetni-
XII, kateri so bill zaposleni pri
izpraznitvi cello so pravili, da
so bila lica vseh umorjenih ze-
10 rumena in da je mnogim te-
kla kri il nosa in ust. Pri vsa-
KEN vasoncku je stal gestapo-
vec in &c je videl, da zrtev nj
mrtva, il dal Sc zadnji strel v
glavo. Takoj, ko SO odprli cell
ce, je prisel poseben oddelek de-
lavcev zobozdravniskimi kle-
scami, kateri so ruvali mrtvim
zrtvann zlato zohovje. Re izru-
vane zobe so zopet sortirali po-
sebni "vescaki", jih skladali v
zaboje ma kar SO jih posiljali v
Nemeijo. Ako bi. bio "a gesta-
povce ugodnejse rivati zobe Ii
vim z-tvann, bi niti malo ne po-
miAjah, kakor MISC pomisljali, ko
so strigli lase Sc Twin zenskann.
Toda! ruvati zlatc' zobe, je bio
bolj ugodno rartvi1n, kakor Ii
i, vim. - III. .~
| Delavci SO metali trupla v
male vagoncke ozkotirne zelez-
nice ter jih odvszali v velikan-
ske jome-grobove, katere je ko-
paaa parma lopata. Trupla SO
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-25
NucistiCcnu kluuniicu j.
Treblif,ki
liz rustine prevel: J. Kautit.)
Vasilj Grossnaa,a:
(Nodaljet,dnje)

Povrsina novih cello je zavze-
mala Sc kvadratnih metrov, ali
vseh 10 skupaj $50 kvadratnih
metrov. &c k ter11u. dodamo se
povrsino treh starih cello, je
treblinska klavnica razpolagala
S 635 kvadratnimi metri smrt-
ne povrsine. V vsako posamez-
no celico so naganjali po 400 do
500 ljudi. Tako SO ma enkrat v
desetih celicah ubijali povprec-
no po 4,5O0 ljudi. Pri najnizji
zaposlenosti so celice napolnje-
vail po dvakrat do trikrat ma
dan. &c vzarnerno ga podlago
dvakratno, trikratno polnitev
cello, nam pokaze racun, da SO
povprecno ubili ma dan po 1O,-
900 ljudi, ali okrog 100000 lju-
di ma mesec. Treblinska klav-
MICA je delala vsak dan skozi
trinajst mesecev in &c tudi od-
stejemo 80 dni "a popravila,
proste dneve in razne druge "a
drzke, nam Sc vedno ostane 10
mesecev polne zaposlitve. In &c
so ma mesec ubili povprecno po
100000 ljudi, to znese v 10 me-
secih 100000 ljudi, kar je ista
stevilka, katero smo dobili po
izracunanju prihajajocih vlakov
v Treblinko. Zato ponovno Sc
enkrat povdarjam:
Prvic: Treblinska konvejerna
klavnica je, po izjavah pric, de-
lala vsak dan, vkljucno nedelje
in praznike;
| Drugic: navedeno stevilo ma
polnjevanja plinskih cello je pre-
cej zmanjsano. Treblinska klav-
MICA je bila ma glasu, da MISC
mixer drugje naganjali po to-
liko ljudi v emo celico, kakor v
Treblinki. Vcasih so natlacili v
posamezno celico cd 700 do 800
ljudi ma enkrat. Otroke in boil
nike so navadno zmetali ma gla-
We tesno stojecim zrtvam v cell
cab.
Trctjic: JAZZ hawaiian povprec-
no dvakratno polnitev cello ma
dan. Toda po izjavah pric je
dokazano, da je bila povprecna
polnitev cello po trikrat ma dan.
Tako po izracunanju in zmanj-
sanju stevila vlakov, pridemo
zopet do ravno iste stevilke g.
100000 zrtev.
| Usmrtitev Sc je po navadi
vlekla cd 10 do rs minut. Te-
kom prvih mesecev obratovanja
novih cello, so naprave veckrat
odpovedale in SO bile zrtve pod
vrzene strasnim mukam, cd enc
do dveh ur, predno so Sc zadu-
Sill. Najvec preglavic so delale
gestapovcem v prvih dneh cr-
palke, katere so pumpale plin v
celice. Ia usmrtitev SO najvec-
krat rabili zgoreli gasolin il
ogromnega tanka. Ia plin (car-
bon-monoxid) je posebna crpal-
ka potiskala v mocne jeklene ci-
lindre, cd koder SO ga potern
spuscali v plinske celice. Upo-
rabljali so pa tudi druge kemic-
ne snovi, toda to je bio samo
"experimentiranje', XII sc v mai
vec slueajih nj obneslo. Pri
taksnih experimental so Sc zrt-
We vcasih mucile cd 8 do 9 ur
p~edno SO poginile.
Celoten sistem treblinske
klavnice je obstojal v tenn, da
so nacisticne z::vali odvzemale
cloveku popolnoma vse, kar rau
je pripadalo po svetih zakonih
cd samega zacetka njegovega
zivljenja. Najprvo so rnu well
svobodo, potem dom in domovi-
no, ma kar so ga odpeljaliv ne
poznano gozdnato pokra jino.
Potem SO mu ma "posta jnem
dvoriscu" well osebno lastnino,
pisma, slike sorodnikov, obleko
in drugo, cloveku' po tire bno
drobnarijo; ma drugem dvoristn
SO mu we'll zeno, otroke in ma
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-25
VZGOJA GRADBENEGA
KADRA v MARLBORO

Ministrstvo "a gradnje Ljud-
ske republikei Slovenije je po
federalnih gradbenih podjetjih
ustanovilo v vecjih srediseih
gradbene sole, XII nudijo zidar-
skim in tesarskim vajencem "a
dostno teoreticno in strokovno
izobrazbo. Gradbena sola v Ma
riboru je v pristojnosti federal
mega gradbenega podjetja v
Marlboro "Magrad", XII je zace-
10 pouk 20. novembra 1916 v
prostorih Dijaskega donna. S
tenn, da Sc ie ustanovil prvi let
mix gradtene Sole, je odpadcl
prvi letnik obrtno-nadaljevalne
Sole "a tesarske in zidarske va
jence. Prihodnje leto bodo usta-
novii drug letnik gradbene sole,
tsko da sc DO lahko ukinila obrt-
no-nadaljevalna sola in DO samo
delovodska sola 8 prvim in dru-
GIN letnikom.
Podjetje plaeuje vajencem po-
trebni znesek "a meseeno vzdr-
zevanje, poleg tega. pa dobi va
:jenec cd uprave Sole meseeno
24O din "a razne potrebe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-25

Y "Ee'HicOrrG1'moSti" dObife
ned9,O SUeSe 1csepne nOUice o do
g0dEih po svetu in donna!
Evening star., 1947-01-26

EN- RAPPAP0RT. When we re-
Gently ran an article about the neck
tie business. entitled They've Got
You BY the Throat" we found our
selves up to our necks in Rappaports.
1t seems there are two sets of Kappa
port brothers who make neckties. BY
error we had one set of brothers run
ming the other set of brothers busi-
ness. The resulting confusion was such
that the Rappaports themselves had
a hard time figuring out who was who.
To keep the records straight, here
are the facts: David and Mamie
Rappaport run Damon Creations,
Inc, which specializes in unique, bold
designs. Morris and Bernie Kappa
port, and their father, Samuel H., run
RapSons Cravats, Inc, and they spe-
cialize in popular priced hand painted
ties.
OK, gentlemen - now you all
know which Office to show up at in
the morning.
Evening star., 1947-01-26
MEMS LADY
IA 0-Second Close-Up)

BOSS. It's no wonder women envy
Judy Thornton. Every day she has
hundreds of handsome men WAITING
at the other end of a phone. But to
her they're only a commodity - for
Judy heads up the busy male-model
department of Husband Walter
Thornton's New York agency.
Her handsome recruits are all non-
professionals who pose as a hobby
or to pick up few extra dollars. Two
vice-presidents, two ministers.
couple of lawyers, dozens of doctors
innumerable actors, students and
clerks have found their way into her
card index. Some of Judy's younger
discoveries" have gone on to fame
and fortune in Hollywood and on
Broadway. Two examples: joseph
Gotten and Bob Hutton.
FAST 1ALXER. One youngster had
just landed job with an ADVERTISING
concern, modelled during spare hours
One day Judy called him for morn
ing session. Reluctant to pass up the
chance, the boy phoned his boss, told
him he was Ill. Then he rushed over
to the photographers studio, walked
right into the chief himself. The boss
was there to supervise the shooting
of picture for one of his accounts -
the same picture for which the boy
had been called. The young fellow
had to talk fast to stay in the adver-
tising business - and Judy lost a
good model.
A one-tine model herself and twice
voted Americas best-dressed busi-
ness woman. Judy married her boss
and gave up modelling. To help her
fill in her time, Walter gave her the
male-model department to handle.
Brainy as we'll as beautiful, she built
it into one of the country's biggest.
PNCH-H1TTER- Male models don't
have to be particularly handsome,
says Judy. There are just as many
calls for character types as for good
lockers. Preferred: between 20 and
IS years old, around six feet tall, lean
face and good hair-line.
Occasionally frantic ad men call
after hours for a lovely girl model,
needed in a rush. Then Judy steps
out of her office to pinch-hit before
the cameras. Says Walter proudly:
"She's still one of the best in the
business. -R0sellEN CALLAHAN
Evening star., 1947-01-26
DNnEMM;Hr

MANP0WER- A few weeks ago a
Boston brokerage house advertised
for "a young Harvard graduate or
the equivalent. Among the answers
was one from Yale man: when you
speak of an equivalent" he wrote,
do you mean two Princeton men
or a Yale man half time?"
Evening star., 1947-01-26

COVER. Most circus folk are in win
ter quarters these days, but Ruth
Nelson, the young lady on our cover,
is still touring the Southern states
with the Cole Brothers Circus. She
has been an equestrienne for the past
four years and claims to be the only
woman rider in the world who can
drive Is horses with single rein.
We don't doubt her word for a
moment.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

Sophists of whom he has heard and expression
of ath which he has abundance 1t true that Plato
took the Sophists apart and affirmed the existence of
God with orderly logic than Elder Johnson's
1t that the prophet Ezekiel denounced unbeev-
and pictured Gods presence in more Aamboyant
language. The idea of Supreme Being old as man.
kind and in all ages wise have worked justify it,
Yet, when of my intellectual friends who have
faith in nothing except their ideoogies begin to
solve the worlds problems always think of Elder John
sons He scarcely read and wrte but he has
lots of faith and he has solved many problems for HIM
self and for his congregation Elder Johnson is more
than number in the book. l think he is whole man.
Evening star., 1947-01-26

Names and descriptions Of all characters In
Action stories and semi fiction articles In this
magazine are wholly imaginary. Any name
which happeas 10 b the same a. that of any
person. living or dead. b entirely coincidentaf
Evening star., 1947-01-26

NAYS Roark Bradford, author of
"Old Man Adam and His Chillun"::
The above is an excerpt from a
sermon by Elder J. J. johnson, pas
tor of Sunlight Christian Spiritual
Mission African Baptist Church
in New Orleans. 1t is a slap at the
Evening star., 1947-01-26
This Week Magazine

FOR A BETTER AMERICA
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
NOBODY HAS 10 GO HUhGaYI... 4
by Jokn kerd Logsssuaa
THE ZINC" TALKS.
by Eleanor Hurris
QUIZ EM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J
BY Ten Henry
WHAT HAPPENED TO EMILY. ......
by Jsssieu Wsiisss
OelAvED kEWARO. O............... 10
by Larry Ckesveaok
WAIlYS WACON. .................. ~
BY Waiiy Derea
0tkkAANY JCOAY. Y.................. ~
b. Riekusd Hussss
Csvsr by Frank E. Meifx
Evening star., 1947-01-26


ri = !
Words To Lice By from
ROARk BRADFORD
If YOU don't believe in God you amt whole
man; you just a number in the book. A lot of
smart people claim they don't believe nothin'
unless they see it, Look, friend, you can't see
electricity in that high-tension wire up yonder,
but | DARE TOUCH IT! No, you can't see
that electricity but you can see the Hghtr'
Elder johnson
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. ellis of
Washington, D. c., are visiting rela-
tives and friends, here.
Mr.. Chas. A. Elliott is very i'll at
his home on State Street.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of v. F. w. will be held on
Monday evening. A Xmas party will
be held on Thursday, Dec. 18th, at
s o'clock at the Moose Hall.
Mrs. Amanda Hearn, mother of
DR.. Carrie Hearn, of Salisbury, is
quite i'll of pneumonia at her home
here.
Joe Wilton, columnist for the BIZ
State weekly, lists the following
events as portraying the progress
of our town during 1947: Baseball
team won the Central Shore League
championship; Maryland Hi soccer
team won the Eastern Shore cham
pionship; Lions and Chamber of
Commerce erected street signs; S.
N. Culver and Tony Nero donated
community parking lots; American
Legion and v. F. w. each bought a
home site; local water-works taken
over by the town; health organiza-
ton formed and X-ray unit brought
in; ambulance bought by the Fire
Company; merchants sponsored a
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
DELMAR

Mrs. Emma Dutton left town this
week to spend the remainder of the
winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Park Weldon and family in Elmira,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilmer are
entertaining the latter's mother,
Mrs. Vandervoort, OF Ashville, N. c..
Mrs. Burns Marvil and daughter,
of LeGrange, Ill, are spending
sometime with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Hudson, here.
Mrs. Edward Taylor is patient
at the Pen. Gen. Hospital, Salisbury.
Wesley c. Short, A. R. NJ, 2Ic, of
Charlestown, r. l., is spending a
fifteen day leave here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Selby have
issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Rosalie Sell
by to Mr.. Joseph Whelpton, Jr. The
wedding will take place in the First
Methodist Church on December o.
Mr.. irwin ]. Aydelotte has COM
pleted the Matchmaking and re-
pairing course at the Bulova School
in New York City. Aydelotte was
fifth of a class of rs to finish. He has
opened an Office at GIL E. State ST.,
here and is equipped for doing
prompt and efficient repair work.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

Mr.. ]. NJ. Case of Milford and Mr..
and Mrs. John Palmer and SON of
Smyrna, called on Mrs. Ella Case on
Sunday.
Mr.. George Manloye and Mr.. Mar
shall Salevan of Philadelphia visi-
ted Miss Emma Manlove, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hessert and
son, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lowder Belts.
Mrs. H. F. Mitten spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Nit
ten of Milford.
Mrs. Helen Carlisle is spending
sometime with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Car
Isle of Boston, Mass.
Next Sunday will be Christmas
Sunday. The services will be in
keeping with the occasion.
There will be candle light serv-
ice in this church, Sunday, Dec. 81,
at 1880 p. M. This service will be
given by the M. Y. F.
Mrs. Eva Webb, age SIS years, wife
of Liston Webb died Friday night
at the Jarvis Nursing Home after a
lingering illness. She had lived near
town number of years; was a
member of the Barratt's Chapel
Church and had many friends. Fun
eral services were held Tuesday al
Barratt's Chapel. Interment made
at Barratt's cemetery.
She is survived by her husband
five sons. Jackson, Charles, James
Liston and Leon, of near town; two
brothers, Willard Hurd of Pearsons
Corner and Edward Hurd of Eel
ton and two sisters, Mrs. Laura
Carson of FELTON, and Miss Amy
/ Hurd.
Mrs. Sallie Williams recently en-
tertained the following guests
! Mrs. Cora Wilcutts of Camden
Mrs. Ethel Collins and Mrs. A. B
Smith of Magnolia; Mrs. Clayton
Tucker and Miss Marguerite Sale
van of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Mae Williams spent Tuesda,
with Mrs. Laura Hallett of Milford
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Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
FREDERICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Moore and
family of Newark, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach have
returned to their home here after
having spent the summer months at
their cottage at Rehoboth.
The Sunshine Society held a
meeting Tuesday night at the
church. The members decided to
pack Christmas boxes to send to the
Delaware Colony as. they have done
the past several years.
Mr.. Joseph B. Vinyard, of Ches-
tertown, Md, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vim
yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Tucker and
Miss Marguerite Salevan of Phila-
delphia. were recent guests of Miss
Emma Manlove.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Belts
spent the weekend in Wilmington
; and Philadelphia.
/. Parents and friends are invited
to attend the school play at the
school. Monday, December %.
Leano Kelly returned to Whining
ton after spending the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Kelly.
Mrs. Rachel Boone returned home
Saturday from the Milford Memoir
ial Hospital and is very much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bostio ol
Wilmington, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Sr
The following ladies attended the
tea given by Mrs. B. F. Burton, Jr.
at her home in Dover on Saturday
December 13-Mrs. w. w. Wilson
Mrs. Joseph Gerow, Mrs. Heller
Carlisle, Mrs Herman Vinyard, Mrs
II. F. Mitten, Miss Lizzie Lank, Mrs
Bertha Rogers, Mrs. Jester Gray
Mrs. ]. c. Darby. Mrs. Kate Boone
Mrs. Edith Melvin, Miss Mary Mel
win, Mrs. S. L. Wilson, Mrs. W
Leach, Mrs. j. B. Hendricks, Mrs
T. B. Spurry, Mrs. ]. E Mcbride
Mrs. B. F. Burton, Sr., and Mrs
Sara Gordon.