davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1947-08-08

identifying them. Proof that their
mental capabilities also are identi-
cal was contained in report show
ing their final grades for the past
two years were the same in every
subject.
Both were nominated for the OAR
American history merit award. Aft
er several conferences, the OAR de-
cided a choice between the two was
unnecessary. Medals were given to
both girls
Arizona sun., 1947-08-08
In THESE UNITED STATES
Minnesota etc Recalls
Historic Indian Uprising
WNU Features.

NEW ULM MINN.-Eightyfve years ago this month the
Sioux Indians command of Chief Little Crow struck
in last desperate attempt to drive the white their
rapidly shrinking empire in the Midwest states Center of the
attack which occurred at period when America
gaged in bitter civil between the states New Un
early German settlement in Minnesota The Indians struck
with sudden savage fury what history
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

truda in skrbi nego po drugih
krajih Primorske. Obdelovalci
istrskih vinogradov in vrtov Sc
pritozujejo zaradi pomanjkanja
gnoja, XII je izredne vaznosti v
kmetijstvu. S poveeano prasi-
cjerejo bo tudi ma tenn podroc-
ju precej pomagano, sal napra-
WHO prasici oh dobrem nastilja-
nju veliko dobrega gnoja. LIE
sami 81 bono lahko izboljsali
svoje gospodarsko stanje. Ire
ba je odpraviti sedanje pomanj-
kanje pujskov. Cim vee mascob
bodo pridelali z lastnimi sred-
stvi, tembolj Sc DO izboljsalo
prehranitveno stanje in tenn
stevilneje bodo lahko ljud je
imeli ma mizi mesno hrano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Vprasanje trzaskih ladij

Dne 6. augusta je incl Mestni
osvobodilni svet v Trstu svo-
jo redno sejo, ma kateri je OBJ
ravnaval vprasanje danasnjihI
trzaskih paroplovnih druzb ter
ukrepe, XII bi bill potrebni "a OBJ
novo trzaskih pomorskih zvez.
Brodovje trzaskega Lloyda jeI
bilo med drugo svetovno vojno
skoraj popolno uniceno. z ma
bavo novih ladij je trz ski
Lloyd dosegel stanje 131, ,260
ton napram 621.533 tonam
predvojnega brodovja. zal pa
so vse te Lloydove ladje regi-
strirane v pristaniscih itali JAM
ske republike, vTrstu samo sti-
ri. Zaradi tega je veliko pomor-
scakov brezposelnih. Promet v
trzaski luki je neznaten, ker nj
nobene prave pomorske zveze
Trstom. Nikdo sc ne briga, da
/ bi prevzelo trzasko pomorstvo
svoje stare tradicionalne po-
morske zveze. Ma splosno so tr-
zaske pristaniske pristojbine
nizje nego v Genovi, Benetkah
in drugih italijanskih pristani-
scih. Nujno potrebno je, da Sc
obnovijo stare pomorske zveze
z Vzhodom in promet z zaled-
:jem. To je tenn vaznejse, ker je
eeskoslovasko gospodarstvo re
| doseglo svoje predvojno stanje.
Vsi ii pojavi kazejo, da gre "a
dolocene naklepe proti Trstu.
Lloydovo brodovje maj obnovi
svoje zgodovinske pomorske
zveze v korist svojega gospo'
darstva. Te tradicionalne zveze
pa so usmerjene k Srednjemu
in Daljnemu Vzhodu. Takoj j
treba uvesti jadransko tarife
"a zeleznisko zvezo Trbiz-Trst
pa tudi "a vazno prometno I'VE
, 20 Marlboro Postojna-Trst.
5 Prank OsvObOditve in
i prikljucitve k Jugoslaviji
7 Oh blizajoci sc ratifikaciJ
: mirovne pogodbe Sc Slovensk'
, Primorje pripravlja. ma svo
i najvecji primorski festival, k
: mai predstavlja prank osvo
E boditve ter prikljucitve velike
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
MaCkOv shOd v
New YOrku

NEW YORK, 80. septembra-
V nedeljo Sc je vrsil v Manhat-
tan Centru javen shod, ma kate
rem je incl govoriti Vladko Ma
eek, ubezni vodja Hrvatske Sc
ljaske stranke. Shod pa nj uspel,
ker je prislo v dvorano precej-
snje stevilo progresivnih new
yorskih Hrvatov in Hrvatic in
ii so delali toliko suma ter wiki
kama novi Jugoslaviji in Titu,
da Macek nj mogel govoriti.
Koncno ga je policija spravila
il dvorane in Sc je odpeljal v
taksiju. Policija ga je nedvomnc
zascitila, ker Sc je bala, da bi
prislo do fizicnega napada mani
Govoriti je incl tudi Bogdan
Radica, pa tudi on nj prisel dc
besede. Jugoslovani so piketira'
Ii tudi pred poslopjem Manhat'
tan Center. Pred shodom so iz
dali letake in v njih apelirali M
newyorsko hrvatsko javnost
mai sc shoda ne udelezi.
"GlGs NdrOdd'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodisEem LjubIjani
proti vohunski skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

Tozilec: "Balkanski referat
(oddelek "a balkanske zadeve)."
Furlan: "Imela je velik vpliv
ma londonski radio, to je bill del
mole propaganda" (Obtozeni
Furlan je sporocil tel Miss Par
ker, maj objavi ma radio).
Tozilec: "Bomo precitali: "
prilogi boste dobili kopijo mole
ga pisma dne %. februarja
1914 >"
Furlan: "Vse to je bilo v ko-
rist .. :"
Tozilec: "Komu v korist, &c
pravite, da Sc akt proti partiza-
nom ne SINE proglasati "a sode-
lovanje proti okupatorju?"
Furlan: "Ampak to je samo v
enem pismu, XII sem ga pisal ze-
nj v London, drugace pa je vse
nasprotno."
Tozilec: Precital vam bonn ne
kaj zabelezk soobtozenega Ma
godeta, XII govore o zvezi z vami.
Prvic II. maja 1916: 'Hocevar-
jeva nj vzpostavila stika S Fur
lanom.' Drugic: 'Nagode maj go.
vori S Snojem in Furlanom'."
Furlan: "Toda to je nemogo.
&C."
Tozilec: "In 16. septembra
1916: 'Furlon sbira krog ljuM.
! 26. oktobra: 'Furlana sem vpra.
Sal, &c bi pomagal sa Trst.' Cd.
govor: NE morene, grem y sma.
most, Sc nj cas- sa akcijo'."
! (Razvidno je, da Furlan nj po.
magal, da bi prisel Trst pod Ju'
goslavijo. V sluzbi Anglije n
mogel zavzeti prijateljskega sta
lisca, &c bi tudi osebno to zelel
kar pomeni, da mu je bila domo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

cini razpisal 265 dvo in trosob-
nih stanovanj pri Sv. Soboti.
Par dni "a tenn je ia urad ze
prejel okoli 1,200 prosenj. Ver-
jetno Sc bo stevilo prosilcev po-
vzpelo ma 1000. re stevilke ka-
zejo, da je stanovanjska kriza
v Trstu zares huda. Prosnje re-
suje posebni odbor obcinskih
svetnikov. Trzasko delovno
ljudstvo sc bori "a to, maj bodo
najemnine ljudske, dostopne de-
lavcu, namescencu z danasnjimi
dohodki. Nedvomno gre pred
most onim, XII so stanovanja res
potrebni, XII so kot borci "a
svobodo ali kot politicni prega-
njanci fasizma morali zapustiti
svoje domove, kamor so Sc uti-
hotapili ponekod ljudje S tenn
no politicno preteklostjo.
Gospodarska vprasanja Istre
Ma zadnjem zasedanju Okraj-
ne skupscine v Kopru je bilo
govora vaznih gospodarskih
vprasanjih. Kmetijski razdelek
je letosnjo pomlad dobavil il
Jugoslavije 1000 mladih pra-
sickov "a rejo in pleme. V 1stri
terra prasicjereja precej man:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
PRIMORSKE VESTI

ga della Primorske k Jugoslavi-
ii. Festival DO ma obseznem Sem
paskem polju Oh Lijaku, XII je
torisce najvecjih obnovitvenih
del. Primorsko delovno ljud-
stvo Sc vneto pripravlja ma ia
zgodovinski dan, ko bo prvic V
zgodovini prislo v sklop drzav-
ne narodne skupnosti. To DO
najvecji zgodovinski dogodek
po /. maju 1915. Priprave "a
festival osvoboditve in priklju-
citve so zajele vse okraje, vse
organizacije ter vse primorsko
ljudstvo.
Stanovanjska kriza v
Trstu je res huda
Nedavno je Urad "a oddaJo
novih stanovanj v trzaski ob-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
AdaniS je bill "a
Furlana proved ekstremen

Tozilec: "Pravite, da ste v ino-
zemstvu delali korist partiza-
now"
F:urlan: "Da."
Tozhec: "Vam bonn precital
povsem kratko porocilo "a Ada
mica: PrviG sporo6ate Adomi6u,
da . SloueniW mihGe ne kolabori-
ra e. okupatorji). Drugi6 spo-
rocate, naj oposicije proti parti-
canon ne poudarja y kmjigi My
Native Land') kot sodelovanje 2
okupatorjen,. Komau . korist je
bilo to mopisamo"
Furlan: "Oh, to je liz enega
pisma zeni, ko sem prisel v Lon
don, maj naroci Adamicu te stva:
ri, ker je Adamic vcasih proved
ekstremen. JAZZ sem ga hotel opo-
zoriti, maj bo nekoliko previden.' u
Tozilec: "Kdo je Hull?"
Furlan: "Bil je uradnik pri "a
vezniskem informacijskem cen
tru, kjer sem Sc z MIN seznanil.'
Tozilec: cali poznate March
ama?"
Furlan: "Da, on je bill pri ra
diu v New Yorku v sluzbi."
Tozilec: "Kaj ste pa MEM,
svetovali?"
Furlan: ''Midva nisva bill,
mnogo skupaj."
Tozilec: ''Vi pisete temu iste
mu Marchamu in mu svetujete
maj svojimi agenti v Carigra
du in svici vzpostavi direktn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

Parkway Hardware Store

1886 Lorain Ave.
Pri mas 81 lahko nabavite vsako-
vrstno zeleznino in potrebscine "a
dom po nizjih cenah kot drugje.
Odprto cd 8. ri. do 9. Nv.
KOPECKY BROTHERS. lastniki
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

vina mani kot pa tuja drzava.
Predstavljal 81 je tudi Trst kot
del "vzhodnoevropske kombina-
cije." Op. SANSa).
Furlan: "Kaj Sc, "a vse to ne
vem."
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
NAJEMNIK ST JE SAM
ZVISAL NAJEMNINO

ST. PAUL, 80. septembra. -
Mrs. Frank Paul, XII je lastnica
hise, je danes izjavila, da 81 je
njen najemnik Harry Redmann
prostovoljno zvisal najemnino
"a SIS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Furlanovi vohunski posti

Tozilec: "Bomo videli. vi ste
spijon, vi ste pisali svoji zeni in
j napovedali neko tajno pismo,
tajno porocilo O Jugoslaviji."
(Jancikovic je bill clan podobne
skupine v Zagrebu in je re bill So
jen in prejel kazen. Op. SANs):
Furlan: "Jaz Sc ne spomi-
man,"
Tozilec: "Vam bono vase pi-
smo precitali. Pridite blize, bo-
mo pogledali."
Furlan: "Jaz sem zeni mnogo
pisal il Londona in sc ne morem
spomniti ma leto 1943-1944."
Tozilec (cita): "'Poslal tt
BON prihodnjic kratko in zaup-
no pismo O Jancikovicu - Ali
je to vasa pisava?"
Furlan: "Da, pa sal mora bltl
vmojem arhivu Sc tisti listek ..'
Tozilec: "Saj ga lahko preci-
tamo. Tajno anglesko porocilo
Jancikovicu. Porocilo je il tai
nih angleskih virov. Kako to,
obtozeni Furlan, da sc ma vas
zgrinja toliko takih stvari?'
Furlan: "Jaz ne vem."
Tozilec: cali poznate nekoga
imenom Hull? Ali ste mu NOR
da kdaj pisali?'
Furlan: " Da, morda."
Tozilec: "Precital bonn Hull
ovo pismo. Tu pise: 'Dragi moi
Furlan. Najlepsa hvala "a pi-
smo cd 20. aprila, poslano Kreku
London. Izredno lepo je, da ste
mi ga poslali -. , Kje ste dobili
to pismo? Ali ste prestregli pi-
smo vasih ljudi inozemstvu ?
Kako ste prisli do tega (Kreku
naslovljenega) pisma?"
Furlan: ''Morda v jugoslovan-
skem informacijskem biroju "
New Yorku)."
Tozilec: "Toda to so zaupna
pisma. Kje ste to dobili?'
Furlan: "Kvecjemu ma cen.
trumu." (Jugocentru, to je Jugo-
slovanskemu informacijskemu
centru New Yorku, XII ga je
vodil Franc Snoj in kjer so bill
uposleni med drugimi tudi Franc
Gabrovsek, p. Bernard Ambro'
zic in drugi. OPP. SANSa).
Tozilec: "Od koga ma centru'
mu?"
Furlan: "Nekaj mi jih je da
Snoj, nekaj mi jih je dal (a) tai
mix (ica), nekaj jih je bilo tam.
(V sodni razpravi proti Fran
Gu Snoju, XII pride objavo kas
neje, ugotavlja Snoj, da ne mo
re razumeti, kako je prisel Fur
Ian do njegovih pisem ter da j
pisma mogla oddajati Furlanl
tajnica, katero mu je preskrbe
Funrlan).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

Ali ste to svetovali? LIE poglej-
te ,takih pisem je Sc ogromno.
Ali je to vase?"
Furlan: "Da, ampak JAZZ ne
vem :"
Tozilec: "Pa Sc en- moment,
XII kaze vase spijonsko delo. Kaj
pa so to-Velebitova pisma
Furlan: "Ampak JAZZ "a to mic
ne vem Ko je bill Velebit v
Londonu, je prihajalo nekaj ME-
cove poste in JAZZ sem jo incl do
ma v mapi." General Vladimir
Velebit je bill nacelnik prve IT.
tove vojaske misije v Londonu,
potem, ko so zavezniske drzave
priznale AVNOJ "a de facto VIA
do Jugoslavije, insje bill Mihaj-
lovic proglasen "a kolaboracio-
nista z okupatorji. Dobival je
pisma cd glavnega staba Titove
vojske in ia pisma so bila mai
dena v posesti Borisa Furlana.
Op. SANSa).
Tozilec: "Pismo je naslovlje-
no. eGeneTnZM iuOOSzOUUnSke
osvobodilne vojske Vladinairju
Velebitu, London Kako ste ga
prestregli ~
Furlan: "Jaz nimam pojma,
kako je to mogoce."
Tozilec.: "Kdaj ste dali March
anu, XII ga sedaj zigosate kot
vasega sovraznika, porocilo o
slovenskem predstavnistvu v
emigratski jugoslovanski VIA
di?"
Furlan: ''Se ne spominjam."
! Tozilec: cali vam moramo vse
mi dokazati in pokazati?"
Furlan: ITO je vendar toliko
let nazaj, da nj cudno, &c Sc ma
to ne spomnim."
Tozilec:: "Vam bono pa predo-
cili. Povejte nam, komu ste po-
slali oziroma hoteli napotiti so.
vjetskega poslanika v Ameri.
ki?"
! Pc daljsem izmikanju je izpo'
vedal Furlan, da ga je postal h
Misleju.
Tozilec: "Kaj je Mislej?"
Furlan: mic ne vem, kaj j
bill"
Tozilec: "Ljubo Sire je pove
dal, da je agent tuje obvesceval
ne sluzbe. Kaj pa ime Vauhnil
yam je znano?"
Furlan: "Nisem incl z min
nobenih stikov.'
Tozilec: cali veste "a 'Zemlja
> ka'?"
Furlan: "Jaz sem bill to vpra
san v preiskavi, a Sc spominjar
samo enega Zemljaka, XII je b!
l pref partizan."
Tozilec: "Ta 'Zemljak' je
Avstriji. Ali ste dopisovali
njim?"
F'urlan: me-"
Tozilec:: "Kako pa pride to p
smo k vam? (Mu pokaze dokl
ment). Ali Sc spominjate tega?
F'urlan: "Da, mogoce."
- T'ozilec: "Mogoce?"
Furlan: 20 kaksnem dopis'
y vanju in da bi vedel, da je Zen
ljak' Vauhnik, nj govora. Mog'
&c, da je bilo kaksno poroci
poslano name" (Vauhnik je (
. y v sluzbi gestapa v Avstriji. O
- SANSa).
y Tozilec: "Komu ste izrocili
. pismo? Ker Sc ne spominjate,
)" ste ga dobili, povejte vsaj, kon
=. ste ga izrocili?"
Furlan molci.
~ Tozilec: mi bono te doka
>, izvedli. To je samo majhen c
gradiva, XII so ga nasli pri v
donna. Poglejte, kaj ste pis'
(cita): 'Drago Miss Parker!
- ,, prilogi boste masI kopijo no.
:. gG pisma 2 dine 22. janhar
- 1911. Donanevam, dd ste dob
Sc presemetljivo poro6ilo g. lie
a. ljoka o osnutku drSavne zoe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Trgovine
naprodaj
PRODA ALI
SOLASTNISTVO

sc nudi osebi prodajno izkusnjo
livarskih izdelkov, aluminijski
livarni - PR 2l64.
po g. uri poklicite EN- 99l5
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23
w J T.
JACKSONVILLE, N.

JACKSONVILLE. N. G.
TODAY
6:30-Yawn Patrol
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10:30-Parade of Bands
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23
CIVILIAN MEETING
PLANNED AT LAKE
Informal Gathering Oh
Nine Clubs In Area
Opens Today
Special to the Star

WHITEVILLE, July pa dis
trict-wide picnic and meeting will
be held at Lake Waccamaw. on
Wednesday with nine Civitan
Clubs joining together for an in
formal meeting Of members,
wives, and guests beginning in the
early evening and continuing into
the night. H. S. Strawn, president
of Civilian international, will be the
outstanding guest Of the occasion.
John A. Courtney, lieutenant
governor Of this district, was the
originator of this district Msse
originator OF the idea as a good
will measure to allow all nine
clubs to get together and discuss
problems, projects, and other
matters concerning the individual
club.
Other distinguished guests
scheduled to be present are:
President Elect of Civitan Inter
national, James c. Richardson of
Atlanta, Ga, Governor Of the
North Carolina District, Donald
&c. Dearborn, Governor-Elect of
the North Carolina District Henry
IT. Hearn of Winston-Salem, and
Past Governor of the North Caro-
lima District, DR.. ]. w. Braham
Of Raleigh.
Tabor City, Chadbourn, Ever
green. Fair Bluff, Hansboro,
Fairmont, Elizabethtown and
B1adenboro will be represented at
the meeting. Families and guests
! Of the members are asked to
pack a picnic basket for the oc-
casion and assemble at Harry's
Anchorage, which will be the head
quarters for the programs.
The S. S. S. Waccamaw, recent
ly launched Sea Scout Ship, will
Ibe used as a passenger vessel for
the attending guests and will make
tours of the Lake throughout the
! afternoon session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23
Radio Programs
OVER THE NETWORKS


Time is eastern standard. For central
standard subtract one hour, for noun
tain standard subtract two hours. Some
local stations change hour of relay ia
fit local schedules. Last minute pro-
gram changes canno be included.
Cor East. Daylight add one hour)
TODAY
5:00-News Report, IS Mins.-nbc
Eric Sevareid and News-cbs
Network Silent Il hr.)-mbs-east
Riddles Hour-(repeated hour later)-
mbs-west
5:15@America Serenade; Sports-nbc
Cues Talks Time-cbs
5:3O-Red Barber and Sports-cbs
5:41Lowell Thomas Newscast-nbc
World News & Commentary-cbs
6:GO-Radio Supper Club-nbc-basic
Bob @. Lewis Show-cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr. (repeat hour later)-
mbs
6:1jNews and Commensurate
Dance Music-mbs-basic
6:30-The House Party-nbc
Bob Crosby Show-cbs
Leland Stowe (r'pt at 1o)-mbs
6:4S-Kaltenborn C~omment-nbc
Robert Trout and News-cbs
Sports (repeat 80 m. later)-mbs
7:OOCGramps, Comedy Drama-nbc
American Melody Time-cbs
Crime Book Drama-mbs-basic
77sOESummerfield Band-nbc
lear Hersholt, DR.. Christian-cbs
Johnny Modero. Drama-mbs
o5-Fi Minutes News-cbs
8:0O-Tex n Jinx Show-nbc
Rhapsody in Rhythm-cbs
Gabriel Heater Comment-mbs
8:1@Real Life Drama-mbs
8:3o-District Attorney Drama-nbc
Meredith Wilson Music-cbs
Name of That Song Quiz-mbs
9:o0-The Big Story Drama-nbc
Whistler, Mystery Drama-cbs
Shadows Of the Mind-mbs
9:30-Pat O'Brien Theater-nbc
Doorway to Life-cbs
Lattn-American Serenade-mbs
10:00-News & Variety 2 hrs.-nbc
News, Variety Dance 3 hrs.-cbs
News, Dance Band, 2 hrs.-mbs
ABC PROGRAMS - Times fit eithe,
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
6:00-Network Silent hour east
Riddles Serial Hr.-west repeat
7:o0-News and Commentary
7:11Elmer Davis Commentary
7:30-The Lone Ranger Drama
8:O0-Lum and Abner Comedy
8:15-Bobby Doyle Show
8:3o-Paul Whiteman Music
o:00EThe Beulah Show
9:30-Eddie Albert Skit
10:00-Phil Silvers Comedy
10:3oELights Out, Drama
II :o0-News & Dance Band Hour
12:00-Dance Ban Hour-west only
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Of her life. she would answer The
1alnt deprecating question in he,
fathers tired face by flinging he,
arms around his neck and saying
I'm glad to be home-I'm glae
to be bora"
Her mother had died wher
Nudge was 'hl-teen. .oo4neuun
Nudge realized that she knew very
little about her mother. She nae
been vague, charming, gay. Had
She regretted her marriage. The
marriage that had taken her out
side the circle of the Angkatel
clan? Nudge had no idea. He,
father had grown grayer ane
quieter after his wife's death. Hi:
struggles against the extinction o,
his business had grown more IN
awaiting. He had died quietly anc
lnconspicuously when Nudge was
eighteen.
Nudge had stayed with various
Angkatell relations, had accepted
presents from the A%ngkatells, hac
had good times with the Anglia
tells, but she had refused to be
financially dependent on theil
good will. And much as she lovee
them, there were times such a.
these, when she felt suddenly anl
violently divergent from them.
She thought with rancor, they
don't know anything!
Edward, sensitive as always
was looking at her with a puzzled
face. He asked gently:
1--WE upset you? Why?"
Lucy drifted into the room. She
was in the middle of one of he1
conversations.
you see, one doesn't really
know whether she'd prefer the
White Hart to us or not"
Nudge looked at her blankly-
hen at Edward.
Its no use looking at Ed.
ward" said Lady Angkatell. ed
ward simply wouldn't know; you,
Nudge, are always SO PRACTICAL
Il don't know what you are
talking about, Lucy"
Lucy looked surprised.
1.-The inquest, darling. Gerda
has to come down for it. Should
she stay here? Or go to the White
Hart? The associations here are
painful, Of course-but then at the
White Hart there will be people
who will stare and quantities o.
reporters. Wednesday. you
know, at eleven, or is it eleven
thirty?" A smile lit up Lady
Angkatell's face. 81 have never
been to an inquest! l thought my
gray-and a hat, Of course, like
chrrch-tut not gloves
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23
-~Ir.H TWENTY-FIVE

I'm
@ had nc particular illu-
Nius chou. working. She disliked
si0As she disiiked Madame Al
the s'V cha dislihed the eternal sub
ssse 10 ill-tempered and i'm
ss4a customers, but she doubted
p0ll'' ,,ncb whether she could OBJ
very anv other job which she
tsp Ike better, since she had
Fopa' If the necessary qualifica-
tons. ss,rnniion that .
,ange Of choice was open to
S'ue uas simply unbearably irrita-
~ his morning. What right had
r ru to live in a world SO d.
hls-ced from reality?
'T rsey were Angkatells, all of
,..-,r And she-was only half an
.rasa,elp And sometimes, like
a;s morning. she did not feel like
angkatell at all! She was all
ssr fathers daughter.
DV Che thought of her father with
-. usual pang of love and COM
1 ~r a gray-haired, middle.
.sed, man with a tired face. A
IN who mad struggled for years,
INNING a small family business
~. was bound, for all his care
md efforts, to go slowly down the
hill. Ii was not incapacity on his
vas the march of prog
Strangely enough, it was not to
Mr. brilliant Angkatell mother but
n her quiet tired father that
Nudge $ devotion had always been
Each time, when she came
hack. from those visits to Aims
rjek. which were the wild delight
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23
CREDITS ESTABLISH
RECORDS IN ONSLOW

JACKSONVILLE, July 22.-The
Kinston Production Credit Associa-
alton has set something Of a record
for lending money to farmers OF
Onslow county, records show.
TIL records in the Richards OF
flee o. the association show tina,
the association has already loaned
5000, 600 to farmers for production
Of their 1947 ccops-exactly $12,
900 more than was loaned during
1946-the most in the history of
the establishment.
Increases in prices for farm pro
duction goods, and increase in
prices Of farm labor were the
chief reasons for tie high rate of
loans, it was said.