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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09
THE MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE

oAhDlS The funeral of Mrs
Martina Smith was held at Shiloh
church.
MRS. Sallie Heflin's funeral was
held recently.
The 69th session of the C. M F.
Sunday School Convention was
held at Walton Chapel C. NJ E.
Church, Sept. % and "a.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

err, Mrs. Georgia Parker Crockett.
Mrs. Helen Cooper Reid and
Mrs. Maud Cooper Dukes returned
to their home in Osceola, Ark, af-
ter attending the funeral of their
grandfather, Mr.. Bud Cooper.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

PASS CHRISTIAN Pvt. Gle
mentine Armstrong of 451 Church
street, is included in the group Of
Negro members of the Women's
Army Corps assigned to duty at
WAC Detachment Station Com
pletement, Camp Forest, Tenn.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

from Fort Des Moines recently that
Pvt. Rose NJ. Stuart is included in
the group Of Negro members of
the Women's Army Corps assigned
to duty at WAC Detachment Sta
ton Complement, Camp Forest,
Tenn.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

COMO 7. Mrs. Jerry r. Davis,
ST., died recently. She leaves a
husband, ]. R. Davis, ST., one
daughter, Miss Sennie o. Davis;
three sons, ] r. Davis, Jr., of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

KOSCIUSKO Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Kern are the proud parents
of a girl who has been given the
name of Mary Ester. The mother
is the former Mozell Oliver.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

HOLLY SPRINGS The open
ing of Rust College Wednesday
marks the beginning of the 18th SEES
sion. DR.. Mccoy is president.
The M. l. College began its 18th
year. w. M. Frazier is president.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

PEARLINGTON HoInoos
Chapel Methodist church is progress
sing Under the leadership of Rev.
H.. A. Brown. The church held its
homecoming day rally the second
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

Sunda yin August. The Sunday
School of the church presented a
pupil Bible as a gift to the church.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

HOUSTON Mrs. Eva David
son has returned to Chicago after
attending the funeral of her moth
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

Mrs Velma Coleman, Reporter
The Warm Springs School opened
September 20, with splendid en-
rollment of 116. During the first
two weeks of school the patrons
have already put into operation a
financial drive for acquiring funds
for internal improvements. The
total contributions that have been
made are $34.56. ~
The PIT. A. held their meeting
Sept. 80 at 200 o'clock. The at
tendance was very good and we
had successful meeting. We have
organized Busy Bee Club among
the student body. Thanks to all
parents who have put forth great
effort to make our school a sue
cessful one. Faculty members are:
Mrs. Mary E. Lackey, Mrs. Velma
Coleman and Miss Nethel Lee Bal
ley.
Keep 'em flying by buying more
war bonds and stamps.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

ready for service. Finance raised
for the school amounted to $685..
Rev. w. L. Gates and brother,
Rev. t. 7. Gates were present at
the opening of the school. Trus-
tees of the school are Mr.. D. L.
Lovelady, Mr.. t. H. Ayers and Mr..
Elree Brown. Principal Teacher,
Mrs. Elnora Walker, of Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09

CANTON News was received
Evening star., 1943-08-17

With the Purchase Bonds and stop Uncle Sam needs your
fighting dollars to buy pones Tanks need those
war moterioIs so buy your Bonds and stonps today
Deuperv-vetoy Booth-s Street, y,oy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22
Movies Playing
Today
STATE

Performances today and tomor-
row mark your final opportunities
of seeing James Cagney and Hum
phrey Bogart In THE Oklahoma
Kid" currently at Warmers State
theater also Crime Doctor" with
Warner Baxter and Margaret Lind
say.
A gala Christmas show will be
ushered in at the State starting Fri
day when "Riding High" techni-
color musical makes its debut at
that theater with Dorothy Lamour
Dick Powell and Victor Moore In CO.
starring roles featuring Gil Lamb,
Cass Daley and Milt Britton and his
band.
Here is a glorifled Western, COM
plete with rarin', tarin' action, gor-
geous gals, and snappy songs and
dances-and all of 1t in beautiful
technicolor. The laughs are plenti-
full, entrusted as they are to such
first rate comedians as Victor
Moore, Gil Lamb and Cass Daley.
If you've ever seen, and heard, Milt
Britton and his Band, you'll know
that their particular brand Of hui
NOR is the belly Laugh variety. The
lovely Lamour, too, proves to be
quite a Coincidence and her roman
tic partner in this Paramount ven
ture, Dick Powell, has some hilar-
ious scenes to his everlasting credit.
The action of the story takes
place on Cass Daley's dude ranch in
Arizona to which comes Victor
Moore, a genial counterfeiter, with
pocketful OF homemade mazuma,
and Dottie, an ex-burlesque star,
come home to help her Pa in his
operation of silver mine which he
owns in partnership with Dick
Powell, a mining engineer. Dick has
difficulty making Roadway with
Dottie because he was supposed to
produce money with which to oper-
ate the mine, but was unable to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22
In The Local
TheNteTS
STRAND

"Spitflre" the warmly human
story OF the man who designed and
perfected Britain's deadly fighter
plane, Is a picture in which most
of the action naturally Is taken by
men.
Yet 1t Is a "woman's picture" in
every sense of the word, for as
Mrs. r. j. Mitchell, wife of the
hero of the story. said, There's not
woman in Britain who doesn't
look up to the sky when Spitfire
goes over, wondering whose hus-
band, brother. son or sweetheart
sits between those hurting wings"
Leslie Howard plays Mitchell in
"Spitfire," projecting the qualities
of genius and simple humanity
which marked the living man. Davis
Niven was given leave from active
duty with the r. A. F. to portray
the daredevil test pilot who tried
out the then-fantastic ships born
on mitchell's drawing board. Mrs.
Mitchell herself is played by the
English beauty, Rosamund John.
"Spitfire" is a Samuel Goldwyn
presentation, and is released by
RKO Radio and will start today at
the Strand theater.
THE Deerslayer" is also on the
same program with Jean Parker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22

struggling a few seasons to get some
recognition as an actor that would
get him started in the professional
theater, was christened Carman
Jones. A few weeks ago he con-
nected with the case Of one of the
Blackfriars Guild productions, semi
amateur affairs that are a cut or
so above the average of such. He
had prominent role (and received
excellent notices. but he felt he
couldn't take advantage of the long
anticipated chance to see his own
name on playful. Producer Billy
Rose had in production his all-Ne-
gro version of Bizet's opera Gar
men" under the title Carmen
Jones" and the actor felt that to use
his own monicker would bring about
one of those who-iS-kidding- whom
situations. So for the time being he
is billed as David Carman Jones.
The aforementioned Blackfriars
production, incidentally, is Career
Angel by Gerard NJ Murray. Usu-
ally the Blackfriars plays are given
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22

gives you an idea Of her type of
work without wasting lot Of words.
THE happiest event in some time
is the return of the dancing Hart
mans, Paul and Grace, to a local
club, this time the Wedgewood Room
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Their sat-
iric ballroom numbers, some old,
some new, have never been equalled
and, in fact, defy imitation, because
there just aren't any more Paul and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22

for only q few performances, but
this production was so we'll received
that it is having an extended run.
THE Old Roumanian Restaurant
way downtown is one of the night
spot landmarks of the town, al
though it is something more than
just a night club. Been in existence
some Is years, which, If not a record
for a New York cabaret, indicates
that it is more than a fly-by-night
affair. The Rumanian Is one of
those places where whole families,
from youngsters to grandparents,
are won't to convene and spend
hours over good food and, In the
case of grownups, beer and wines.
The music and other entertainment
may vary from time to time but
Sadie Banks goes with the lease.
She has been there so long that
some patrons think she owns the
place. Sadie is a hearty singer of
robust songs who has been called
"the YiddiSh Sophie Tucker" which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22
w. J. BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT

The late William Jennings Bryan
would be pleased to know that q
current Hollywood movie is plugging
him for President.
Jack Oakie, who plays a clairvoy-
ant in Rene Glars ut Happened
Tomorrow repeatedly predicts that
Bryan will be the next-in 1897
occupant Of the White House.
Bryan shoulda had me Them
says Oakie, land he woulda been
President"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22
JEAN HARLOw's BoDYGUARD

Bud Wiser, once bodyguard for
the late Jean Harlow, now stand-in
for Edgar (slow burn) Kennedy, has
solved the problem of how to con-
tinue a career and still do his bit
in the war.
Wiser works on TIE set of Rene
Glars 1T Happened Tomorrow"
from nine in the morning until six
at night; reports for duty as an in
spector in defense plant, Indus
trial Products Company at seven.
He finishes this stint at four in the
morning and goes home to bed for a
good two and half hours sleep.
Bud is also once-every- I0-weekS
donor of blood to the Red Cross.
There's really nothing to it,"
says he, IF you get plenty of rest"
New Zealand plans to spend over
100000 on it's railways in the year
ending March 81, 1914.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22

Tornado with Nancy Kelly and
Chester Morris will be the second
hit of the program
A mammoth New Years Eve cele-
bration will be held at State in the
form of a midnight show with
Destination Tokyo" one of the
biggest hits of 1914 as the head
liner. Co-starring Cary Grant and
John Garfield Destination Tokyo"
is just the type of picture to start
the new year with so make your
plans now and attend the States
New Years Eve show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22
- In
Hollywood.
~ KRsKINE JOHNSON
NEA stan CoFrespOndent

Hollywood's success stories In re-
verse = villains turned into COM
odians singers never given @
chance 10 sing - ad nuseam-- are
old stun. Today we give you some
thing new-the ''Technicolor Girl"
who has never been seen In q
technicolor picture.
Not that Elyse Knox, q beauti-
fnl blue-eyed blond, is complaining,
understand. She's doing all right
ut Universal studio. where she just
played important roles in the Alb
bolt and Costello comedy, "Hit The
Ice", In Mr.. Big" and now the
feminine lead In "Hi'ya Sailor"
It's Just that Elyse can't under
stand the ways Of Hollywood,
which brought her from New
York, with a great deal Of drum
beating, as the ideal '"Technicolor
Girl" Talent scouts saw her. as
O model in a technicolor fashion
newsreel and five studios slugged
It out getting her name on a con-
tract. Twentieth Century Fox
won.
THE greatest natural beauty for
&echnicolor we've ever seen. A
fine actress. too" drolled the stu
do as Elyse rushed to LaGuardia
Field to board q plane for Holly
wwod. She preferred the train,
but time. they said. was a-wasting.
They told me to take a plane
because of technicolor picture was
due to start the following week"
THE RUN-AROUND
She arrived at the studio as out
Of breath as If she had lust run the
5000 miles from New York. The
technicoIor picture had been post
poned for a few weeks, the studio
said, but would she please rush over
to the Photographic studio of Paul
Hesse, the color expert, for some
portraits. She had lust Is minutes
10 keep the appointment.
Color Expert Hesse took one
look at Elyse through the lens of
his camera and was impressed.
THE greatest natural beauty for
color I've ever seem" he said. In
fact, Paul Hesse was SO impressed
he proposed to her a few weeks
later and she became Mrs. Hesse.
They were divorced year later.
That was three years ago.
Since then 'Elyse has appeared
in scores of pictures and proven
her ability as an actress. But she
has never been seen in a techni-
color picture except for a brief
flash in ARABIAN Nights" in which
she wore black wig and ebony
makeup!
1.-THE studio made a lot of prom
ises,' she said. Il played a couple
of bit roles and then asked for a
release from INV contract
After leaving Fox, Elyse sue
cessfully free-lanced for a year
and then signed her present long
term contract at Universal, where
she's receiving star buildup.
But even Universal has overlooked
the reason she was brought to
Hollywood. Every time there's a
technicolor picture" she saws. "I'm
not In it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22

raise it. Moore decides to play Gu
pid with the aid of his manufac-
tured money. But Sheriff Gil Lamb
is on his track and the plot rolls
merrily along.
There are seven hit songs you'll
enjoy hearing you're The Rain
bow" 'Whistling In The Light"
"Injun Gal, Heap Hep" He Loved
Me Til The All Clear Came" Get
Your Man." willie, The Wolf OF
The West and Pm The Secretary
To The Sultan"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22
BIG TOWN MEDLEY
BY JACK GAVER


the big finally
beats it that is
the Actor Carman
like others,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-22

Grace Hartmans at large. Someone
ought to write and produce ballet
around them. The ballet, which has
been unbending gradually In recent
years, could stand a bit more of the
same and I don't know anyone bet
ter qualified than the Hartmans to
give this classic dance form COM
edy kick in the back pockets.
GERTRUDE LAWRENCE tells
the story of some writing advice she
heard novelist Somerset Vaughan
give an inspiring writer who asked
him how to write tragic novels.
you're very young" Vaughan
said. why don't you begin with
something simple like short stories?"
The youth was insistent about the
novels, however, arguing that Maug-
ham himself wrote one when he was
IL years old.
Eyes," agreed Vaughan, "but I
didn't ask how"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
Isra "Vrnitev"

Euclid, Ohio. Namenila
sem Sc napisati par vrstic, da
omenim kako lepo gremo ma
pref tukaj v Euclidu in sicer
pri nasemu Slovenskemu drus-
tvenemu domu ma Recher Ave.
Vsako soboto ali nedeljo ina
mo kaj posebnega, vcasih pa
tudi cez teden. Kadar ina ka-
tero drustvo svojo sejo, Sc po
seji skupaj spravimo prijateljl
in Sc podamo V spodnje klubove
prostore, katere izvrstno oskr-
bujeta hisnika Mr.. in Mrs. John
Mihalic.
Sc ona diva Sc nam pridruzi-
ia k mizi, vsaki enkrat potreta
ootem sn1o pa takoj pripravlje'
ii malo zazingati in zapeti. Ia
ko gre V krai teden, da Sc SAM
ne vemo ali nedelja ali ponede-
!jek, in tako Sc staramo, da Sc
5ami ne bono Vedeli kedai.
Sedaj pa Sc nekaj. V nedeljo
g. marca priredi krozek st. :
Progresivnih Slovenk krasno i
gro "Vrnitev'', XII DO nekai il
vrstnega "a videti.
Vabim. vas, da ce YAM je L
nogoce, da pridete pogledati tt
gro Cd blizu in dalec. Ne b<
1am zal, &c jo boste posetili. Tu
Ii prav dobre igralce smo dobi
i, da prav veseljem igrajo il
iih je lustno poslusati.
Sc enkrat ponovim, pridite ns
gro! Ia lacne in zejne bono ps
ze preskrbele, da ne bo trebs
nobenemu iti domov lacen al
zejen.
Ma svidenje nedeljo, %
narca!
Mary Segulin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
Progressive Slovenke
kroZek st. l

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kakor
vsako leto, tako tudi letos pri-
radimo Progressive Slovenke,
krozek st. 1, svojo obieajno let
no veselico in to v soboto, 20.
marca oh 8. uri zvecer v igor
Mi dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Cenjeno obcinstvo prav pri-
:jazno vabimo, da Sc udelezi te
nase plesne prireditve in da
vsaj "a ia vecer pozabimo v We
sell druzbi nase tezave. Ia po-
strezbo bono imele vse dobrote
sveta, dobro godbo in seveda
tudi dobre prijatelje in znance,
XII vas bodo kratkocasili.
Ma svidenje vam klieemo, da
sc gotovo vidimo v soboto We
Ger, V Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Frances Wolf, tajnica,
147O3 Sylvia Ave,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
"Zarja" vabi

Cleveland, Ohio. - Pc hudi
zimi Sc vendar pojavljajo prvj
znaki pomladi. Zvoncki oh poto-
kin, macice ma vrbah, pomla-
danska utrujenost zgodnjih vrt-
narjev nam obetajo lepsih dni
ceprav je Sc zgodaj. Spala ,je
narava, tudi nekateri ljudje SO
in Sc spijo, dusevno mislim, a
nisnao pa lenarili v zimskih We
cerih pevci SOC. Zarje, kar vam
90 prica koncert, XII ga podamo
28. marca V Slovenskem narod-
nem domu ma St. Clair Ave.
Ceprav je morale odra jzati
pet nadaljnih clanov Zarjine
druzine v vojaski stan cd zad-
NIGGA koncerta, ostali vztraja-
mo in Sc bono, ker smo uver-
jeni, da mas, vi prijatelji petja,
ne boste zapustili. Tezke case
prezivljamo mi kot drugi zbori,
pa vedite, da bo lie zacasno.
Ne opere in tudi igre ne bo,
pac pa bo program sestavljen il
vencka priljubljenih narodnih,
sopka napitnic, kaksnih najbr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
UrSeca Sc dne 20. decembra~7942
ma naslOUU 1904 w. Cernak
Road, Chicago, Illinois

Predsednik odpre sejo OBJ 10.
uri dopoldne. Navzoci so slede-
ci: predsednik Etbin Kristan,
prva podpredsednica M a i e
Prisland, drugi podpredsednik
Janko N. Rogelj, tajnik Rev.
Kazimir Zakrajsek, blagajnik
Joseph Zalar, zapisnikar Mirko
G. kuhel, odborniki Vincent
Cainkar, Leo Jurjevec, dr.. F. J.
Kern in Frank Zaitz.
Predsodnik Kristan pozdrai
navzoce V kratkih besedah in
izrazi svojo hvaleznost, ker so
Sc tako stevilno odzvali vabilu
ma prvo sejo izvrsevalnega od-
bora Slovenskega ameriSkega
narodnega sveta. Obenem precI
ia pismeno opravicilo Rt. Rev.
J. J. Omaha, kateremu Sc radi
blizajocih Sc bozicnih praznikov
nj mogoce seize udeleziti. NADIA
lie naznani, da je prejel brzo-
iavko Cd castnega predsednika
SANSa Louisa Adamica, XII sc
radi prezaposlenosti tudi nj mo-
gel odzvati njegovemu vabilu
na sejo. Ker je Y brzojavki ne
kaj drugih vaznih reci, jo bo
precital, ko pridejo zadeve na
vrsto.
Brat Cainkar poroca glede
kongresnega zapisnika, katerc-
ga sta i1nela v oskrbi brata ia
kob Zupancic in Rev. Aleksan-
der Urankar. Brat Urankar je
izrocil svoje izcrpke Zupancicu,
da slednji izdela popolen zapis-
mix. Ker pa Zupancicu radi cez-
urnega della nj bilo mogoce "a
pisnika izvrsiti, je on-brat
Cainkar-poveril to nalogo bra
tu Zvonku Novaku, da pripravi
zapisnik "a naso prvo sejo.
Brat Novak Sc je bavil zapis-
nixon deli casa in sedaj je tn,
da ga precita.
Brat Zvonko Novak nato pre-
cita obsiren zapisnik prvega
Slovenskega narodnega kongre-
sa, XII Sc je vrsil V avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna v
Clevelandu, Ohio, dne S. in 6.
decembra l942.
Med citanjem in po citanil,
zapisnika Sc sprejmejo razni
popravki, pojasnila in priporo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
Prva seja eksekutive Slovenskega
ameriskega narodnega syeta

ella. Zakljuceno je, da Sc "a
pisnik popravi v toliko, da Sc
razne tocke dnevnega reda kon-
gresa zanesejo v pravo kronolo-
gijo, XII DO odgovarjala dejstvu,
kakor tudi ,da Sc ukljucijo V
zapisnik razni it'll professional
cev, XII so tvorili gotovi del kon-
gresa.
Brat Jurjevec predlaga, da Sc
zapisnik S temi popravki sprej-
me. Predlog je podpiran in So
glasno sprejet.
Tajnik Rev. K. Zakrajsek po-
roca, da bono V vladnih depart
mentih znani kot Slovenski
Ameriski Narodni Svet (Slo-
venian American N a t 10 nal
Council) pa priporocajo, da ma
stopamo pod tenn imenom.
z ozirom Ma pojasnilo je So
glasno zakljuceno, da Sc ime
spremeni il Slovenskega narod-
mega sveta ma SLOVENSKI
AMERIsKI NARODNI SVET
SLOVENIAN A M E R. I CAN
NATIONAL COUNCIL).
Predsednik brat Kristan sma-
ira "a potrebno, da pride "a
pisnik V javnost. Sluzi nam lah-
lso zelo veliko "a naso propa-
gando, kakor tudi "a poduh
onim, XII Sc Sc ne zavedajo ma
menov in potreb nasega della.
Mnogim bo odprl oci. Ako bo
priobcen samo v nasih casopi-
sih, bo razkosan, radi tega ne
bi dosegel tistih koristi, XII jih
pricakujemo cd kongresovih "a
kljuckov. Radi tega priporoca,
da Sc natisne v brosuri in raz-
deli med zainteresirane posa-
meznike, drustva in organizaci-
je. Posebno vaznost moramo
posvecati angleskemu prevodu.
Gledati moramo, da Sc angleska
jaVnost posebno seznani ma
Sim delom in to, ako bi razde-
lii izcrpke sprejetih resolucij
in zakljuckov med clane raznih
vladnih organov, med senator
je, kongresnike, po univerzah,
javnih knjiznicah it'd.
Brat Rev. Zakrajsek omenja,
da je po povratku s kongresa v
Washington ugotovil, da so ma
Sc resolucije rokah zastopni-
kov ze skoro vseh vlad, kakor
tudi drzaynega departments,
urada yojnih informacij, justic-
mega departments it'd. Kako so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18

mi, da bi izvrsni odsek SNPJ
ugovarjal, ako je zapisnik pri-
obcen v Prosveti, postavek pa
bi Sc ohranil "a tiskanje bro
sure.
Predlog brata Roglja je brez
sugovora sprejet.
V odsek "a publikacijo zapis-
nika so izvoljeni bratje Cain
kar, Jurjevec in Kuhel.
V razpravo pride vprasanje
naklade zapisnika, V katero po-
sezejo bratje Kristan, Zakraj-
SEX. Cainkar, Zaitz in Rogelj,
kIamendira svoj prejsnji pred
log toliko, Ga Sc zapisnik iZ-
da Y 5000 izvodih in da Sc DO
ena kopija istega poslje vsa-
kemu delegatu in delegatinii
kongresa, kakor tudi drustvu,
organizaciji ali skupini, XII je
bila ma kongresu reprezentira-
ma.
Tudi dodatek k predlogu je
bill soglasno sprejet.
Brat Zaitz zeli, da bi vsi citali
spis Borisa Furlana "Sloveniia
borbi' in da bi Sc isti V cim
vecjem stevilu razsiril med ma
so javnost. Priobcen je V Ame-
riskem druzinskem koledariu.
letnik 1943. Pripravljen ie ze
tudi prevod tega spisa in skupai
z resolucijami V anglescini, ali
z izcrpki istih, Sc maj razsiri
med amerisko javnost, da bo ia
brosura govorila Americanom,
XII mas Slovencev in Jugoslova-
nov Sc ne poznajo.
Brat Zakrajsek Sc strinja 2
bratom Zaitzom, vendar pa ie
misljenja in priporoca, da po-
nese nase resolucije ma najvisja
in najVplivnejsa mesta posebna
deputacija, katere naloga mai
bi bila pojasniti in raztolmaciti,
kaj je nase delo; da ne zahteya-
mo mic vec kot resitev in, zedi-
nJenJe nasega ubogega naroda
u strasne nesrece, XII ga ie "a
della in V kateri krvavi, V noyo.
zdruzeno Slovenijo demokra-
ticni, federativni Jugoslayiii.
Pokazalo Sc je ze, da je anne
rlska vlada zelo avstrofifska
MI n1oramo protestirati proti
otonu Habsburskemu in sploh
prot vsakenue avstrofilu. Rad.
1ega pa Je potrebna posebna
deputacija, ,. V kateri mai bifbil
ukiJucen tudi mas castni pred
sednik Louis Adamic. ,Poudarifi
Nadaljevanje ma 3. strani,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
ha ob pogrebu odbie ud Vsaka politicna manifesta-
CHA pod okrem itaianskh oblas narod boil in takm
manifestation narod izbegava.
-~-~-=-s~~ (Dalie jutri1
UREDNIkOXA POSTA
(Dalje jutri.)

ze Sc niste slisali IL odra, par
pesni v kvartetu, duetu, it'd.
Gotovo Sc pa vam bo dopadel
PRIOR ''V naravo", XII DO I'VE
zan petjem. LIE rezervirajte 81
vstopnice, da boste tocno oh s
uri v domu. Pc programu bono
pa zaplesali oh zvokih Pecono.
We godbe.
Ma svidenje ma koncertu in
pevski pozdrav vsem!
Frank Kokal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18

l. marca I943
Prejenlki do /. marca 1943:
Nabrano ma kongresu ..............:... 81 ,38O.5O
John Sortz, Cleveland, o. (na
kongresD ................. 100
Krist Stokel, Cleveland (na
kongresu) .-............... 500
Ivan Zorman, Cleveland ina
kongresU ...............-... 1000
Drustvo stew. SDZ ................ 10000
Drustvo stew. 800 SNPJ $1,000,
clani darovali $4,000 ....-........... $500
DruStvo stew. 48 SNIP .............. 1900
DruStvo Stew. 3 SDZ ...... $500
Drustvo stew. 2 SDz ....-............... 5000
John Frankovch, Cleveland, O. 500
DruStvo Stew. 126 SNIP ............ 10000
Jugoslov sam. podp. drustvo
"Danica," n. Braddock, Pa. - 1000
Drustvo stev. IS SNIP .............. $50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18

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