davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-03-07

religious groups to lay aside their
denominationalism and their per
petual insistence upon their differ
ences." He renewed a plea made
last year for the calling together of
a great convocation of Protestant
ism, Catholicism and Judaism In
America. Purpose Of the conference
would be to demonstrate the rela-
tion between religion and democ-
racy, emphasize that all religions
are united upon beliefs that are now
in jeopardy and set up some means
of conference and cooperation.
Emergency Actions.
Wartime emergency actions taken
by church groups this week:
Professionalism held its first Ma
tion-Wide study conference since
the outbreak of the war on the
bases of a just and durable peace.
More than 300 offlcial delegates
representing % denominations met
at Ohio Wesleyan University to
study political, economic and social
bases Of an enduring peace and to
consider the church's program in
relation to such peace. The con-
ference was called by the Federal
Council of Churches.
The Catholic Bishops Relief
Committee announced it will launch
a war emergency and relief col
lection in most dioceses throughout
the country on Sunday. March IS.
The Mormon Church discontinued
all local Institutes, conventions and
conferences for the duration.
A church commission on aliens
and prisoners OF war was set up
in New York under the joint
auspices of the Federal Council of
Churches. the Home Missions Coun-
Gil and the Foreign Missions Con-
ference of North America. The
commission will collaborate with
similar body created by the Cana
dian churches and with the Ecu
menical Commission for Chaplaincy
Service to Prisoners of War in
Geneva
DR.. william Patton OF London,
general secretary of the World
Council OF Churches. disclosed that
a group Of Roman Catholic,
Anglican, Free French and Church
of Scotland leaders have arrived at
complete agreement on a plan de-
signed to initiate joint action re-
garding international and social
questions. DR.. Patton arrived in the
United States for a six-week speak
ing tour.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Rev. {. 0. Clark Announces
New Series Of Sermons

Beginning a new series OF mes
sages on What Can a Modern Man
Believer" the Rev. Edward O. Clark,
at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
tomorrow at II am. will have as his
subject, Can = Modern Man Be-
neve in God?"
At the evangelistic service at 3
pm. the Sunday school will be the
guests of honor The Junior High
Christian Endeavor Society will
present a pageant. The Melody of q
Surrendered Life" directed by Miss
Hazel Bayne. The pastor will
speak following the pageant.
An every member social to honor
new members received this year will
be held Wednesday evening.
At the union lenten service or
Thursday evening Bishop Edwin H
Hughes will be the guest preacher
at the All Saints Protestant Epis-
copal Church.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
St. Matthews Lutheran

The Jenten Call to Holiness"
will be the subject of the Rev, Theo-
dore P. Fricke tomorrow morning,
The Senior Luther League will meet
at $50 pm.
A special evening service will be
held at pm. with Orben Slime of
Elizabeth, N. j.. presenting a pro-
gram of lenten chorales and hymns
The public is invited.
The High School Luther League
will meet Monday evening. with
Gerald Goebel speaking on "Lenten
Symbols" The Rev. Mr.. Fricke will
continue his series of lenten ser
mons, voices From Calvary" on
Wednesday evening when he will
speak on THE Voices of the Weep
ing Women"
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Wouoh Methodist

Lenten sermon on The Subject
OF Religion" the third in the series
on What Is Our Religion?" Com
bined vested choirs will furnish spe-
sial music. In the evening series OF
lenten sermons on Actors in the
Passion Tragedy the Rev. Samuel
r. Rose will give the third. entitled
sHerod, the Spiritual Bankrupt,
Young Peoples Leagues meet at
e:4S pm.
The Edgar Glass will meet Tues
dav at noon in the home of Mrs.
II. E. Hiatt.
The Woman's Society will meet
tuesday at 8 pm.
Christ. the Peace Offering third
IN the series of midweek meditatlons
IN Christ Foreshadowed in Old
Testament Offerings" on Thursday
st 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Chevy Chose Presbyterian

"An Together-Go!" will be the
subject OF DR.. J. H. Hollister to-
morrow at IL am.
The Emory Methodist Young
Peoples Choir will be the guest
choir at S pm. Thou Art Peter
will be the subject Of DR.. Hollister
The Cross in the Life of Jesus
will be the subject of the women's
lenten service. led by Miss Mabel
N. Thurston, Friday at 1::30 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Bible Quiz Over WWDC
By University Students

A Bible quiz over WWDC will fea-
ture tonight at sos o'clock a con-
test between teams from George
Washington University and Mary
land University students
Representing George Washington
will be Paul Gump. Beebes Downing
and Helen Chandler, and Maryland
will be represented by Bartlett Dorr
Mary Franklin and Roberta Kells
The quiz will be conducted by Evan
gelist Dale Crowley.
At 1890 am. tomorrow Mr. Crow
ley will speak over WWDC on Save
Our Soldiers From the Defeat OF
Drink"
The evangelist will speak daily
next week over this station at GAS
am. except Saturday. when his
guest speaker will be Attorney Lewis
H. Fisher.
On the Bible Round Table Mon
day at 7 pm. over WWDC a dis
cussion in the series on Bible
Prophecy and the End Of the Age
will be featured with DR.. James H
Miers, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian
Church, as guest.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
BrookIond Boptist

Mrs. Hunley Wiley. for some 20
years a missionary to China and
connected with her husband with
Shanghai University, in Shanghai
will be the guest speaker at IL am
The Training Union meets at Gas
pm
The pastors topic will be Mis-
sions Our Mission" at 7:45 pm.
This message of DR.. M. c. Stith will
be based upon home mission work.
and the regular quarterly mission.
ary rally OF the church will be held.
The Bible Conference on Thurs
day at 8 pm. will be conducted by
the pastor.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Church Federation Plans
Financial Campaign

The Washington Federation OF
Churches, representative body OF
167 Protestant churches and allied
agencies in Metropolitan Area, will
launch its annual financial drive
April Is, continuing through May
!. The goal is $4,000.
The campaign will be conducted
under the leadership OF Walter Britt
chairman Of the Financial Commit
tee and a prominent layman OF
First Congregational Church. and
the Rev. Walter G.. Borchers, jr.,
administrative assistant and finan-
eial secretary.
The increase in the budget is
necessitated by the federation's re-
organization and expansion OF serv-
Ices to Washington churches. par
ticularly in the field of programs
for service men and defense workers
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Church of the Brethren

In continuation Of his series of
sermons on ''The Life of Our Lord"
DR.. Bowman will speak Sunday
morning on Cups That We Must
Drink" At 8 pm. his subject will
be Just When I Need Him Most.
The Senior B. Y. P. D. will meet
at $50 pm. and the intermediate
B. Y. P. D. at Ppm.
The Parents Club will meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Smith on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Westminster Memorial

The sRev Harry v. Porter will
preach in the morning on Giving
as Means of Grace" Following
the service the young people will go
to Seneca, Md. for hike along the
canal In the evening they will hold
a meeting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Sanders. The High School
Christian Endeavor will meet.
There will be a get-together supper
and meeting of the congregation Of
the church on Wednesday at $50
pm. The speaker will be the Rev.
DR.. ]. Hillman Hollister, pastor Of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. A prayer meeting will be
held in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Reeves on Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
GhrtHttan srtrnttHt
Christian Science
CHURCHES OF CHRIST
CTIE ATICT

CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church Of Christ Scientist
columbi. Rd. and Euclid st.
Second Church Of Christ Scientist
Ill C at. NE.
Third Church of Christ Scientist
18th and L sts. NV.
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
18th and Oak SITS. NV.
Christian Science Society (Colored)
aO2 T st. NV.
Ne Sunday Evening Service at Present
SUBJECT:
"MAN,"
Sunday II AM. and PM.
wzpSEsDAY gDSdsA sSAof7Msi f7Ealsa d:1 NETTING
RADIO pRoaRAMs. SUNDAYS
sseosP 81 AN skp taahIR saAz!as za%2zz Rssy:
1890 PM. STATION wRC.
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH, 612 X st.
NV. Hours, 9 to 8 Except
WEDNESDAYS 9 to Z and Sum
days and holidays, 2::30 to
$500.
SECOND CHURCHILL c st.
NE. Hours, IL to $50 pm.
weekdays: 2::30 to $50 Sun
days and holidays.
THIRD CHURCH-Colorado do
Bldg, 18th and G Sts. Hours.
$50 to 8 wednesdays, $3.50 to
1880, and Sundays and holi-
days, 2 to 81.
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, $500 18th ST., 8 to week.
days; Wednesdays, $50 to Z;
Sundays, 2::30 to $50 pm.
Holidays, 2::30 to $50 pm.
Al are peIcome to attend our church
serDtcSS ana use reddtud FOOmS.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
fheosophicoI Forum

At the Theosophical Society Open
Forum at the Lightbringer Lodge
1t. Comdr. c. F. Stillman will pre-
side in the discussion of "A Theoso-
phist Looks at Vivisection." The
meeting will be held at -445 pm.
Sunday at 920 Seventeenth street
N. w. The public is invited.
A question and answer meeting
forms part of the open forum.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Duy Of Recollection

Msgr. Edward P McAdams will
give Day of Recollection tomor-
row at the Nazareth Social Service
Center. 200 I street NV, at 10 am.
and 2:30 pm. with the holy hour
st 4;30 pm. For reservations. call
Metropolitan 244O.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
The Week in Religion
Norwegian Bishops Resign
In Protest Against QuisIine Regime
By Religious News Service.

All Norwegian bishops have resigned in protest against the Qng
Stockholm this bishops
resignation Qung simultaneously
Bishop Berggrav the the church
already declared their
according Stockholm with
Evening star., 1942-03-07
ST. Marks
AND THE INCARNATION

l4th ond GolIotin SITS. NV.
MARYLAND Synod United Lutheran church,
REV HENRY MANKEN, Jr.. Pastor.
REV. M. ID. WHITE, Assistant.
$40 a.m.-Morning sufirages with Ser
mon.
$50 a.m.-Bible School.
IL 100 a.m.-Worship and Sermon.
700 pm-Y. p. Luther Leagues.
Wednesday INnten Service, % n,
Evening star., 1942-03-07

81. Mathews Lutheran Church
Kentucky Ave. at 18th St.. Sc.
Rev. Theodore Paul Fricke, Pastor.
am-Sunday School
! / :OO ma CALL TO HOLINESS
500 p.m.-6acred Concert.
Ienten Service Wednesday. 500 pm.
CordiaI Ksleame u AL
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Emthrrart
r A I T II

Lee Blvd. At Jackson. Ariineton. Va. Church
Service. s 30 am, IL am. and s:15 N.
8. g.. a:30 an. Luther League, p.m
GEORGE J. GREWEN0W, PastsF.
ST. ANDREWS
Capitol Heights. Nd.
401 No. 61st St.
REV. ALBERT F. HARKNs, PsstsT.
o:45a am.-Church School.
IL 100 am-"What Christianity Needs re-
day. the Pastor.
z ZOO pm.-vesper and Fellowship Hour
TAKOMA
Seventh and Dahlis SITS. NV.
Three blocks east of Walter Reed.
REV. J. ADRIAN PFEIFFER, Pastor.
SUNDAY School at 9:30 AN.
Morning Worship at II AN
Christian Tolerance"
Junior l.. League at 5:45 PM
Senior L. League at SIS PM.
Evening Service at Pm
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Hopkins Impressed Commons
With Churchill Anecdotes

world figure. Mr.. Hopkins in
formed the Commons that Winnie"
wore the old-fashioned nightshirt
instead of the more modern pa
jamas; that he had a sturdy con-
tempt for bedroom slippers and was
wont to patter around with bare
feet.
The Prime Minister also had
habit of knocking at a door to an
nounce his presence and then pop
ping into the room without waiting
for an answer. This habit struck
Mr.. Hopkins as being an extra
ordinary coincidence, for Mr..
Roosevelt, 1t seemed, frequently did
the same thing.
When Mr.. Churchill arrived at
the White House on his secret"
visit Mrs. Roosevelt was out OF town.
She returned, however, before the
end OF the visit. One evening she
knocked at Mr.. Churchill's door and
then entered without waiting for the
usual come in," to find him in a
dressing gown. This little incident,
to Mr.. Hopkins, showed the friendly,
informal, all-in the family relations
which prevailed between the leaders
OF the two democracies.
At the end Of this informal talk
there was y moment of silence,
then the M. P.s gave Mr.. Hopkins
a cordial hear, hear"
(Released BY the Bell Syndicate, lne.)
Evening star., 1942-10-21
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

Washington is getting only now
the first ripples from the deep i'm
preston Harry Hopkins produced in
the British capital when he visited
London in April.
Mr.. Hopkins addressed the House
of Commons while members Of the
House of Lords and other high
ranking British personalities sat
attentively in the distinguished Wis
itors' gallery.
The address received no publicity
from the British Ministry Of In
formation. The story is now being
told by high-ranking officials who
have returned to Washington. They
report that the speech is frequently
referred to in English clubs as the
most precedent-shattering address
ever delivered within the walls of
the Mother of Parliaments.
The usually International Com
mons was in a state Of expectation
as President Roosevelt's lease-lend
administrator rose to his feet. The
M. P.s were not expecting precise
figures of American war production
nor indications of war plans. But
they waited confidently for an over
all picture, couched in general terms
of the American war effort since
Pearl Harbor.
Mr.. Hopkins, however, chose to
be informal. He regaled the anxious
British legislators with intimate
word-pictures of their own Prime
Minister.
Mr.. Churchill, 1t seemed, had 8
number Of characteristics which
though belonging to the more in
innate part of his life, were properly
Of interest since they concerned
Evening star., 1942-10-21

her specialist training at the Cham
berlin Hotel In Des Moines, one of
several hotels in that city recently
acquired by the WAAC and now
part of the training center.
Army life is not new to Mrs.
Kutz, who accompanied her husband
while stationed at Fort Knox. XIV;
Fort Benning, Ga. and Fort Meade,
Md, before his Army career took
him overseas.
At Fort Des Moines Mrs. Kutz
said that by the time her new.
intensified motor transport training
is over. probably in eight weeks,
she will be able to take a 1h-ton
truck engine apart and put it to-
gether, with no machine parts left
over.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Effect Of New Rent Bill
On D. {. Slated for Study

Questions that have arisen as to
how the national rent control bill
passed by the House last week would
affect the Districts separate rent
administration may be cleared up
Friday morning. when the Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
holds hearings on the measure.
While the separate District Rent
Act applies to residential properties,
Evening star., 1942-10-21

Hunter Makes 3-Day Trip
10 Get Wound Treated
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NAMPA, Idaho, Oct. 2l.-Frank
Hurt, Nampa radio station operator.
walked q mile and . half, rode
horseback ~ miles. then travelled
800 miles by automobile to obtain
medical aid for a hunting wound.
Mr.. Hurt fell from q log last
Friday, suffered q 6-inch cut which
severed leg artery. Accompanied
by Jim Jenkins and two other men,
Mr.. Hurt began the long three-day
journey out Of the rugged Lochsa
River country Of North Idaho. Mr..
Jenkins said Mr.. Hurt collapsed
several times from loss Of blood, but
physicians reported he was expected
to recover and that the leg could be
saved.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

District, has be-
gun specialist
training for mo-
tor transport
work at the
Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps
training center
at Fort Des
Moins, Iowa, ac-
cording to word
received here to-
day.
Mrs. KutZ has
finished her four
weeks b sic
training and is
Evening star., 1942-10-21

the pending national law includes
commercial buildings. When the
bill was being debated in the House,.
leaders OF that branch gave assur-
ance there was no intent to abolish
the existing District Rent Control
Office.
After the Senate Committee had
discussed the bill in executive ses-
sion yesterday, members decided to
seek more information before act
ing, and the hearings were ordered.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
LOST.

LOST.
"A" "A" AND p" gas r.tionine books. Fs6ssse
AIsemsrle St s. nv: wo. enV@sspn' sesz' "'' 'oo0
Jsm.. jan aAs siAT1oM BAT: so3K bfaIin1 1sms q
II returned
= "A" GAS RATION BOOK. F-517e7o-H.
". James Sears. phone Ordway 6672
BADGE; Pi.I Metropolitan Police. No. 1884.
Is permit ana s.s r.tionns %Hns' esrd. srtx-
PSeIon PSons nDnonf fasd shoe social security GARD
BILL P@I4FoLD-,;slack. containing gas ration
90 econ' Nv permit etc. Reward. 1888 !st
BldLFQLD. brown. containing A and B gas
sss s.'u!Sss a.e S4ss so1n
sex.Ed: ss1?i Tn. noo4nss1fanins 4s1s' gas cards A. B.
BILLFoLp. October 1s,. vicinity Of Hin-
SSrsst' SnnH eonteininE co. ration book A-1ss7es.
book No. soesb; permit % Coast St. a1ard Sasr; pass
and money. Return to 1920 L St. Sc.
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL, brown collar.
tRe Rev.4d ss' oIdxs5 snfxsy' s2s f. name
sH e5o*B sna vh b:.1 male S.!
ness: Phone sH. 4776 Reward. > D"'
BOSTON !Ss BULL TERRIER-Male, bTindle
ser st. Is !is|a5sy cls9saden e.ll NJ. nr
Howard, Glebe 042S. 14O5 North Cleve-
land St. Arlington. Va.
BLUE sAPPHIRE, large square; on Oct
ward oGersd. PSone Is ao Ab. 6' 7oSs. 1S n'"' re-
BRACELET small link. with small gold St.
Ghrisstopher medal attached: lost yicinity
e.l 3nsspoIIs aIse! s5ss Ssnd'' night Reward
G1aliAEIErTE alisIs qHsF 5:S5 enamel: Sa
town ..atnn as Mqna.. in aSyn
@sfs kex.4d Phens s!'fs Adam. 1875 1875 DID,
DoGs Iss 4 wire-haired terrier. white With tan
sss5fd s.4s SssPiH ss AM s5s Ssas sad Quebec ;''
FOX TERR!ER. .black and white. male;
missing from Chick Inn, walker Min road road
'1f fas sPffSG sh h:s''sf'S s.: hr. GsEi a
TRENCH POODLE, black, female. clipped
s a s:s k1 nts as4o sh na .ns ss
Aa9s so2s: Sss '6st aiev:2 a''ossr = d4 ii
gas q. RATION BOOK. A. 1913 Minnesota
A "a ls4ss E4Eo. s02s e. s. ssss SsE 711t ys
ii1f555;aS i4f5 J;si.Gn and & XsssT w
CONVENIENT CHECK endorsed By NJ. R.
s$s q zss Ss'ss:' ss 'h s:ss'e
HAMILTON WRIST WATCH, mans yel-
low gold: reward. Phone Trinidad 1859.
HANDBAG. brown, VICINITY Of 1oth and
Value to nov ovns1 sz oss and papers OF
LIBERAL REwARD for return q lady's
NV. Sunday. Republic 5654 after 5 80 pm:
LOST GAS RATION BOOK: Please return
name STippy." Reward EN- 1880.
RATION ,. BOOK lor .I sas: I0st; please r.
childs, Child ss $50 Knox XII T. 'n', se ln's' =.
81 GAS ,RATIoN BOOK, Faes4o, LICENSE
Lerch Co. 4th and D SITS. s,w.
VoIGTLANDER CAMERA, In case includ-
easfn: ss @ r.ss9d .aa shone 81
WALLET. eontaining "a" 1.s rationinF
beck. owners license for Packard car. ME.
WALLET. Iady's. red, containing money,
Keep money IS reward: No o79e.
WALLET. dark brown. containing draft
CdrQS, "A tAS IatlOn DOOk, QllVeIS D per-
NIT, membership cards and S15. Reward.
8. Hildebrand. HO. 1000.
WATCH. lady's Bulova, yellow gold: Vi
cinity Clarendon. Va. Call CHI. 1918.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. vicinity 81 and
Tennyson sts., Barnaby Woods; answers to
name 'Tenny." Reward. OR. 1870 or 1900.
WRIST WATCH, Bulova, and link band By
VIM Wharton. 4708 9Th st. NV. Liberal
reward If returned. 21'
Evening star., 1942-10-21
Mrs. {. R. Kutz Begins
WAAC Specialist Course

Mrs. Charles Randolph Kutz, wife
of 1t. Col. Hutz of 2028 Allen place
and daughter-in-l of Col. C. w.
Kutz, Engineer Commissioner of the
Evening star., 1942-10-21

Bonds, like bombs, come In many
sizes. Even the smallest one gives
jolt to the Axis-if you buy It.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

The Axis is watching you; keep
'em signing while you keep buying
War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

They asked for . scrap-now let
'em have 1t. Collect yours now.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

Every time you lick . War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1942-10-21
The C0venant-First
Presbyterian Church
3es.sveA IN 5 minuses er

Conn. Ave. at N St. NV.
Albert Joseph Mccartney, d. D., Minister
George H. Yount, Junior Assistant
Minister
II Came Back on the GRIPSHOLM"
Dr.. HORACE UNDERWOOD
of Corea
BIB P M-Thursday Vesper Service.
Preceded by 15-Minute Organ Recital
Evening star., 1942-10-21
FOUND.

KITTEN, Maltese. gray, with black leather
collar and silver bell on neck. vic. of 49th
st. NV EN-, 219S.
Evening star., 1942-10-21

"A" AND p" gas r.tionine books. F36ssse
Albemarle st. NV. WO. 1894.
"A" GAS RATION BOOK. bearing name Of
James H. Pitts. 20 Seaton pl. ne. Reward
Evening star., 1942-10-21

containing gas ration
Reward 1888 -! !st
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-04
20 Amerikal Meseca marca 194l q po-T

20 Amerika Meseca marca 194l 81 po-
zyala mas JngosIovane, da vstanemo prot Hit
Ierju in mu zaklicemo me Tvoji predstav-
niM SO prisi K nam in nam delai obljube.
Vas predsednik je veekrat telefoniral Beo-
grad Vstal smo zoper yraga III rekli ssne!'
Nikdar nj bila ia kratka beseda boil wanna. IA
drzali smo Hitlerjev napad ma Rusijo "a sest
tednov. Morda smo zadrzai japonsh napad
ma Biserni zaliv.
"Sedaj umiramo. Borimo Sc. Hocemo sc
bojevati, moramo Sc toda pomagalo bi nam,
&c bi vedeli, "a kaj Sc borimo. Loze bi bilo spo-
samezniku umreti, &c bi vedeI, da pomagamo
s TEN, resih svoje narode in cloYestvo. Loze bi
bilo umreti, &c bi vedeli da Hitler ne dobi
Europe, tudi &c izgubi vojno; kajti de pogine-
mo mi, kdo drugi kot Nemci Sc nasei v nasih
dezelah?
Nj mnogo Jugoslovanov, XII bodo prezive-
Ii ta pekel ma zemlji. Kadar Sc konca, bono
brlogih. Morda bodo narodi Europe vecinoma
tam, &c Sc vojna zavlece. Kaj tedaj? Ali ne
mores kaj ukreniti, Amerika s svojimi sto mi
Hjoni nekdanjih Evropejcev, XII so imeli mad
sto sestdeset let demokraticnih skusenj? Vasa
izolacija je koncana. Prevzemite odgovornost!
Izdelajte nacrt, Xxi nam omogoci da bono
stall po konci, kadar pridemo il brlogov. Date
nam moznost, da postanemo zopet cloveska
bitja ,syobodna, demokratiGna-ali pa mas
pustite umreti.
NE imej mas "a norca, Amerika! Mi "
gozdOvih in hribih Jugoslayije govorimo "a
vso zasedeno Evropo, "a priproste ljudi ma
vsem tenn tragicnem kontinentu, ma vsem
svetu!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-04

Ohranil sem svoja nekdanja
nagnjenja. Kaj bi le, pocel 2 ru-
sko veliko kneginjo, XII je vzgo-
jena bo bizantinsko, ali q mad
vojvodinjo, XII ne bi videla v me-
nj nikoli mic drugega kakor
otroka revolucije, ma nloje maj
boljse prijatelje hi pa zrla ka-
kor ma move poyzdignjence? Po-
vabil sem vas S seboj, ker bi Sc
rad posvetoval q vami, kako
maj javno naznanim svoj sklep.
Vi ste prvi, XII vam ga povem.' =
Fouche je pri tisti' prici pla-
nil v vrzel, XII jo je bill opazil.
Sire" je rekel, zatezaje be-
-sede, da bi jih utegnil bolje
premisliti, cast mi je bilo, da
sem vam priporocil to izbero.
Misel, da ste jo sprejeli, me
navdajala veseljern. Nobena
princesa nj yrednejsa cesarske-
ga naslova kakor grofica Wa
leWska. Ta ina vse lastnosti, XII
il morejo zagotoviti ljubezen
FrancoZoy Nekai oyir Siear
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-04
Miklavz pride

Cleveland, Ohio. Letos SO
pisale mlade clanice drustva
Svobod domiselne Slovenke stew.
2 S. D. q. tudi Miklayzu mai po-
seti naso prireditev, katera Sc
vrsi v Slovenske.li narodnem
domu v soboto, 5. decembra I'VE
Ger.
Rayno ia veeer nosi okoli
darila, cato SO ga pa poyabila,
Odzval Sc je, da pride, sprem-
ljal ga DO tudi parkelj.
Kakor vsako leto, tako tudi
letos SO Sc nase alade 0lanice
lskupaj sesle ter tuhtaIe kaj hi
bilo najbolje, da razyedrijo po-
sestnike nase prireditFe. PRAY
$50 10 pogodile. Ravno 5. decem.
bra nosi Miklavz, zato bo tudi
ma naso veselico nekaj prinesel
da mas bo presenetil.
Poleg tega bono ~, se imel'
~ baro Harzlo in gorao pijaco
IL kphinji bodo eikice police il
drngo Y dyorani pa - igral'
fipa godha n plesa lire.
Vahino we Ganice naljit1
lyaae ozicle, pfiilte AZ i