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La gaceta., 1943-11-24
Ell PR0GRAMA DE- LUGHAS
DE- Ia N0GHE DE- HOY
Sc Ofrecerk N pdhIico Una
"Balalla Real''.

Esta noche, en- 81 Auditorio
Municipal. bajo II direction del
empresario Price Daulton. que
cuenta con Ia bendicitn de Ia Co
mission de Boxeo del l16 az Ar
tilleria, Sc ofrecerk un excelente
proerama de luchas.
Una batalla real ha sido pre-
parade como attraction especial
Y en- ella partciparkn, con todos
aus honorea y ha0ilidades, Il ma
rinero mercante Bill Ludwig, q
ex carnicero Billy Williams, el
super-vilIano Pancho villa, 81 mu-
do Pedro Gomez, FL apuesto Leo
Nuns y 81 reci6n llegado Leroy
Bits
Dos drbitros estaran en- q cua-
drilatero cuando los "masto-
dontess Sc "agarren pOr donde
puedan" y comiencen . dar COL
pes b Ia mano alberta.
Durar6 IL batalla mientras los
luchadores tengan fuerza para
continuar.
Cuando dos de los contendien-
ties sean eliminates quedardn
cuatro en- la coIchoneta y enton.
ces Sc pondra en- practica 81 isis
tema" australiano.
Dnrara Il matchn 80 mimi
tos i se requerira de pno de loI
teams obtener dos caidas d
un total de tres.
Los bilIetes de entrada estal
= Ii venta en- Elite Cigar Store ]
Downtown Cigar Store.
La gaceta., 1943-11-24

esta listo " para Il gran
de manana por u tarde,
es, entire los Terriers de
pugh Y las Panteras de-
|Os equipos han practicable
b entusiasmo " los dos
especial empeho en- cone
'la victoria.
Hn preparado asientos pa
20 personas, 5000 En- las
y $500 en- las grade
'et Farnell Sc propone ini-
batalla, 81 no hemos sido
i%ormados, con esta Inca
%:
ing, le., peso de 195 Il
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03
W.N.u.F FEATURES

II didn't say much. I figured he
and were in for a showdown.
didn't intend to miss a plane being
off herding bunch of milk cows
through jungle, but I thought
there was no use being unreason-
able now. After all, fifty carabao
was lot to round up. It would take
several days.
Back at the quarters I found an
old navy captain who'd arrived the
day before-used to be in charge of
the industrial department at Cavite.
He listened to my story, and Mac
Arthur's promise, and then said,
The way it looks, 1 don't think I'm
getting out Then he talked about
the thirty years he'd spent in the
navy, all of them training so he
would be useful in case of war, and
you could see it was discouraging
for him to end like this-apparently
forgotten by the country he had
wanted to serve. What had his life
been for?
ION the night of April % my hopes
we're down. I was fiddling with the
radio and cut in on a news broad
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03
East's Popular Row House
MAY Feature Future Ruildin,

The possibility that an important part
of the estimated 100000 to 10000
new dwelling units, for which it is
predicted there will be market after
the war, may be of type of con-
struction which until now has found
favor only in a limited number of
eastern cities. 1t is the row" house
which has long been popular in some
older eastern cities. Until now rela-
lively few have been constructed else
where.
Row houses are merely a group of
homes built in a connecting series so
that single inner walls are utilized.
The older row houses are not likely
to be used as models for future row
houses except in their basic construc-
ton plan since this type of building
has been greatly improved in archi-
tectural design, probably as much as
any other residential unit in recent
years.
The row house may be one of the
first new developments in the postwar
housing field, because thousands of
families now renting will want to buy
their own homes right after the war
and the row house may seem to them
a good compromise between apartment
life and life in single-family dwell
ing.
Advantages claimed for row houses
are that they can be built on smaller
sites, a fact which possibly may prove
more important than we expect if the
nation undertakes vast urban rehabil-
itation projects in close = in districts
near central business areas. Operating
expenses are somewhat lower than for
individual homes and this seems to be
particularly true as to heating costs.
Taxes are some lower, available ex-
perience indicates.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03

cast from the States-a short-wave
station in San Francisco. 1t was the
navy news release on our fight with
the cruiser!
Il went to bed sick as the silky
voiced commentator again repeated
his account of our victory, when all
out here knew we had only expend-
ed ourselves in the hope that it
might slow down a Japanese victory,
and we had failed even in this.
Next morning the army colonel
sent for me. He'd had a plane-less
aviator hard at work who had col
lected thirty-nine of the fifty cara
bao. Soon the others would be here,
so l was to start work today-a
trail-blazing expedition to inspect the
jungle path up to Lake Lanao. But
suppose plane came while l was
away? l didn't even bring it up; it
seemed SO hopeless now. l went
back to my quarters and had just
packed to go when the phone rang.
l was TO report to General Sharp at
the landing field at once, and bring
everything l had with me.
at was grim waiting at the air
pert. The priority list was made up
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03

When the word went out that
soldiers overseas wanted pack
ages from home-the response was
so overwhelming that Uncle Sam
reluctantly had to call a halt. To-
day, due to shipping space, there
are Post Office restrictions on
packages to overseas Army men
but you can still send packages
to soldiers in the U. S., and to
Sailors, Marines, and Coast
Guardsmen wherever they are.
When you do, remember-one of
their favorite gifts is cigarettes,
and the favorite brand is Camel.
Sales records in Post Exchanges
and Canteens show that Camel
is first choice with men in all the
services. So send him that carton
of Camels today.-Adv.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03
t!!:;:x!PFP''EENRR'A{$(BB j.: Z:
g WHITE

THE STORY SO FAR: The story Of
their part in the battle for the Philip
pine: is being told by four Of the five
naval officers who are all that is left
of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron }. They
are Lieut.. John Buckley (now Lieuten.
ant Commander). squadron commander;
Lieut.. r, B. Kelly, second-in-command;
and Ensigns Anthony Akers and George
E. Cox Jr. The battle for the Philip
pines was nearly over when the Japs
invaded Cebu. Separated from his squad.
ron, Lieut.. Kelly had spent the night at
the home Of an American civilian. When
the Japs began their invasion he fought
his way back to the do.x where Lieut..
Bulkeley's boat was tied to learn that he
had been reported dead.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03
PerilOus Gambling

In the nitrate fields of Chile, the
workers play gambling game in
which man bets that he can hold a
stick of dynamite, with lighted fuse,
longer than anyone else. Winners
collector are collected.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03
1859 Miles of Wire Thread

A strand of wire reaching from
New York to Montreal, a distance of
1859 miles, can be produced from a
rod of tungsten 51s feet long having
a diameter slightly larger than a
lead pencil.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03
Salvage Waste Paper

At the present time more than
100000 pounds of waste paper, for
merly burned, Is being salvaged In
New York City for defense purposes
every week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03
Plan Late Crops

Care of the garden throughout the
summer, fighting insects and worms
must not be overlooked. Thought
should also be given to selection Of
late season crops like endive, cabbage
and kale.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03

Wherever gears or chains are ex-
posed and operate in dust, satisfactory
fabrication is practically impossible
Less wear may result if they are run
dry,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03

With matches scarce in Britain, Q
Londoner has discovered that the hui
man body contains enough phosphorus
to make 1900 match heads.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-09-03

Fish Kept in Drinking Water
Less than century ago in Japan
small fish were kept in the family
water jar to prevent the water from
growing stale.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08
Urednikoua
po$ta
Poroeilo podruznice st. 35
JPO,SS, okrozje Waterloo

Cleveland, Ohio. - To poro-
clio Sc nanasa ma zadnja diva
meseca, in sicer "a julij in av-
gust. Kot sem re porocal je bilo
v nesecu juliju premalo aktiv-
nosti Cd strani zastopnikov-na-
biralcev, da bi bilo "a priobci-
tev. V mesecu juliju sta bila
aktivna z nabiranjem lie Mrs.
Mary Buear in spodaj podpisa-
nj. Torej tn maj sledi porocilo
prispevateljev kot nabiralcev.
V mesecu juliju-Nabiralka
M. Buear:
Mrs. Mary Habie $500, -
po $2.00 so darovali: Mrs. Ste
fanich, Matt Smith in Agnes u
rankar.
.Po $1.00: M. Knez, B. Korenc,
M. Klemen, E. Drlicka, S. Su-
starsic, M. Noch, Frances Va
lencic, John Jezirc, Rose Sifert,
Ana Lukas, John Matjazic, Mrs.
Preskar, Mrs. Gricar, F. Bucar
jr, w. Bedenko, Mary Kozer, L.
zakrajsek, A. Ulle, Josephine
Sinkovic, Frank Bucar, ST., Le-
ma KikeI in Mrs. F. Keller.
Pc Soc: Mary Hiti, Mrs. Be
rent in j. Prijatelj.
Skupno $32. so.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08

MISC bill zaman starsi donna $ ,
Krasa. f.
Professor Del Vecchio je bill
zid in ko Sc je v Nemciji zace-
10 preganjanje zidov, SO PEN
zijonirali tudi MEGA v Italiji, da
bi Jim kdo kaj ne ocital. z mo-
Jim mozem sta ostala v pismeni
znanstveni zvezi se yes cas- :po-
tenn.
Mimo Narodnega donna smo
poslej hodili s sklonjenimi gla-
vami. S svojimi ozganimi stena-
mi in praznimi okpi je stal ka-
kor slepec, XII kliee po osveti
proti onim, XII so mu iztaknili
oci. Vedeli smo, kako tezko nam
bo ziveti sovrazni okolici.
Pripominjam, da je fasizem
takrat sele pricel svoje podvige.
Narodni dom so zazgah 13. ju-
lila 1920. Slovensko Ciril-Meto-
dovo Solo ma Acquedottu so
nam trzaske nefasisticne obla-
sti zaprle kot prvi dokaz nepri-
stranosti in naklonjenosti ze no.
vembra 1918, takoj ko so 1tali-
JAM zasedli Trst, da ne bo kak-
snih napaenih predstav fast
stih! Oficijelno so steli fasist:
, svojo dobo cd leta 1922.
Giuinta je bill torej eden pr
viii in najbolj gorecih. Visoke
casti in naslove so mu dali po
tenn zahvalo.
Mama, XII je ma dan poziga ta
, ko bridko jokala, je vernt
: spremljala njegovo strmo POI
in samo izprasevala, &c res n
7 nobene pravice ma svetu, sa
/ vendar pravijo, da kdor seize We
2 ter, bo Eel vihar. Okoli leta 193s
2 je izvedela, da je Giunta pade
4 v nemilost, ker Sc je hotel po
vzdigniti mad samega Mussoli
! Mia in res nekaj casa nj bill
slisati o MEM. I
5 Mama nj docakala konca
morda ga bono mi? Letos fe
bruarja meseca je Associated
I: Press cd 8. februarja 1913 pri
i. nesla brzojavko il Berna, po
4 sneto po porocilu iz Rima; da j
L Francesca Giunta nadomesti
prefekta Bastianija V Dalmaci
il. Meni Sc je pojavilo tho upa
- ME: Takrat, ko Sc MISC bill ia
sisti zelo trdni, so castili Giun
to, ker jim je pomagal straho
= vati nasprotnike. Morda, NOR
y da pa Sc jim rusi vera v lastn
d d moe in potrebujejo zopet izred
no zlocinske roke, XII jim DO pc
!. magala vzdrzati- oblast v dezel
"a po krivici pridobljeni?
= Sedaj je Mussolini moral il
j. in JAZZ sem radovedna, &c b
q Giunta ostal?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08


Jankovic:
Druzina Jack Rottar $500 -
Druzina Frank .Kevnek, 1879
Mohawk Ave. (ime ne dovolj
citljivo).
v mesecu avgustu--nabiralka
Mary Bucar.
$500: Mrs. Bartel, in neime-
novan.
$1.OO: M. J. Clucker, Matt
Klemen, Mary Dodic.
Skupno $500.
v mesecu juliju-nabiralec j.
r. Durn.
Paul Cesnik, Painesville, O.,
izrocil A. Bozic $1.OO, John Bo-
zie $500, Mr.. in Mrs. Cesnik
(E1untmere) $1.0O, Mr.. Frank
Jelarcic $1,000.
Mrs. Frank Petric $500 ma
mesto venca "a pokojnega A.
Ravnikarja, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Vi
druch $500, namesto venca "a
pokojnim A. Ravnikarjem.
Torej skupno v mesecu juliju
$21.OO.
V mesecu avgustu so mi pri-
spevali sledeci:
Mr.. in Mrs. John Hrovat CAR
cade) $25.O0; 1t. John Hrovat
$25.O0; Drustvo "V boz st. So
SNIP mesecna clanarina $3.50
Frank Kobal $1.00; Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Kren $500; Mrs. M. u
rex $1.00; Progressive Sloven-
ke st. 1. izrocila Mrs. Wolf tai
MICA $1,000; Mrs. J. Cesnik 81;
Mr.. Joseph Polanc $1,000; -
east End Social Club $500 Gz-
rocila Mrs. Smrekar); DR.. V
| boj st. So SNPJ clanarina "a
mesec julij $3.50.
Skupno zbral v mesecu avgu-
} stu $121.OO.
Dale so mi izrocili Sc nabi-
ralci:
. Mary Lustig, prispeval Frank
! Cankar $1.OO; Jos. Terbizan 81.
Geo Pancur, prispeval Joseph
Siskovich $500.
: -Torej smo skupno zbrali sku-
] paj pri tel postojanki "a ia diva
meseca $188.5O.
Hvala lepa v imenu trpece
- domovine vsem prispevateljem,
kot nabiralcem. Upam, da bodo
sli ponovno ma delo, Sc ostali
. nabiralci.
D Dale Sc moran oprostiti radi
: pomote v mesecnem porocilu "a
j. junij. Mrs. Cert. Bokal mi ie IL
i, roeila vsoto $3.50, XII jo je pri-
speval Victor Bernot, in ne kot
je bilo objavljeno lie $1.OO. To-
i liko v blagohotno obvestilo.
Zadnja seja podruznice je tu-
di ukrepala glede prireditve, ma
katero Sc pripravljamo ze vec
mesecev. Oh tel priliki se bc IL
dalo spominsko knjizico, ka-
teri DO objavljen program pri-
redbe, kot tudi oglasi tukajs-
njih trgovcev, vsak ina priliko
sedaj prispevat.
Objavljena bodo VISA imena v
, tenn programu, "a prispevke ia
mesec in "a dollar dalje bo vase
> ime objavljeno tel knjizici.
d Torej kater: namerava, mai
pr1speva ia mesec, nabira sc do
D 1. oktobra in vsa imena bodo
= objavljena. Torej ma delo, pri-
: .spevatelji.
: Vsote lahko izrocite zastop-
nikom-nabiralcem, ali pa spo-
'' daj podpisanemu v trgovini.
Pomnite zadnji cas- je 30. sep
tembra. Pc tenn datumu Sc ne
bo moglo upostevati, ker bo "a
a objavo prepozno.
kako pa z vstopnicami, ka-
: tere krozijo ze MED vami, dra-
gi rojah? Ali Sc jih posluzuie-
te? sezite po njih, ker bojimo
sc, da jih primanjkuje, in "a ta-
. ko lep program, katerega bono
: oh tel priliki vam nudili lie "a
: SOC. Ravno tako Sc posluzite IT,
Il n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08
ANA FURLANOVA: -. 1T ~
KAKO JE GOREL NARODNI DOM

slovenskega zivljenja. Hotel in
restavracija, kavarna in privat- |
ma stanovanja, hranilnica in po-
sojilnica, Glasbena Matica, Slo-
vensko planinsko drustvo, di-
jasko drustvo Balkan, Delav-
sko podporno drustvo in druga
drustva, vse je bilo pod emo
streho. v gledaliski dvorani smo
imei stalne predstave in kon-
certe.
Micka Sc. je torej tisto popol-
dne vrnila domov in Sc preoble-
kla v najlazjo stvar, kar jih je
premogla in sla, da pripravi mo-
zu vecerjo. Ko je prisel, je tudi
on vrgel S sebe, kar je bilo od-
vec in sedla sta k vecerji.
Toda nista utegnila povecer-
jati. Ma cesti je naraseal sum.
Najprej nista pripisovala temu
velike vaznosti. Trst nj bill mir
no mesto in Sc posebno tiste dni
ne ze nekaj casa so Sc pre-
ganjale po ulicah neke tolpe
druga "a drugo. Naenkrat Sc
je stresel zrak, eksplozija! Pla-
nila sta k oknu in videla, da Sc
vail Cd kavarne dim in dviga
smrad, gorelo je. Bezala sta po
stopnicah, kamor so bill prisli V
hipu vsi stanovalci, kar jih je
bilo donna. Cd Wilfanovih je BIZ
la donna samo kuharica, pac pa
so bill skoraj vsi Peganovi in
drugi. Tekli so po stopnicah ma
vzdol, da bi usli ma cesto, toda
vezna vrata so bila zaklenjena.
Ambrozic je tekel nazaj po
kljuc, stopnice pa so Sc polnile
z dimom. Prisel je v dveh minu-
tab nazaj, toda vrata Sc MISC
dala odkleniti, bila so zabita cd
zunaj. Nekdo Sc je spomnil, da
bi lahko s>strehe skocili ma sire
no sosedne hise, Xxi je bila neko-
liko niz ja. Lahko bi bill, toda
pustiti bi bill morali gospo Pc
ganovo, XII nj bila vec mlada in
zelo debela. V obupY so tekli Sc
enkrat V vezo, ceprav so vedeli,
da jih more resiti samo cudez.
Bill so napol zmesani cd strahu
in omamljeni cd dina. In GU
dez Sc je zgodil: Cd zunaj so sc
zaceli silni udarci g tezkira ko-
lom po vratih, zapahi in klju-
cavnica so odnehaG in vrata so
Sc odprla.
Prvo, kar so zaslisali, je bi-
10:
LIE po njih, lie po njih," SO
kricali Italijani mozu, XII je stal
S kolom v roki in je nckaj tre-
nutkov pref razbil vrata.
Clovek pa Sc je obrnil cd vrat
proc in tolkel okoli sebe kakor
pobesnel, da SO Sc Italijani uni
kali preseneceni in prestrasenj
in MISC niti utegnili gledati, kaj
delajo Slovenci. Ma vseh oknih
bliznjega postnega poslopja je
bilo polno uradnikov, XII so zace.
Ii kricati:
"Pazite, pazite, scavi YAM bo-
do usli''.
Sele potem so sc nekateri l.
talijani zavedli padli mozu S ko-
lom "a hrbet, ga potolki ma
tia in ga izrocili policajem. Ma
81 ljudje pa so taeas usli. Clio.
vek kolom je bill Ivan Kraig-
her, zelo mocan in divji clovek
kadar Sc je razjezil. Donna il
Postojne, brat pisatelja Lojza
Kraigherja in prvi strojnik ma
neki ladji, je prisel slueajno v
mnozico in Sc mu je stvar "a.
zdela takoj spocetka sumljiva
Pristopil je in poslusal govor.
nika. Bill je Francesca Guinta
O katerem Slovenci takrat nj.
smo Sc mic vedeli,. zato pa toll,
ko vec pozneje. Govoril je o sra.
motnen1 madezu ma cistem ita'
lijanskem znacaju mesta Tr.
sta, O. Slovenskem narodnem
dornu, XII je gnezdo zlocincev. T
zlocinci imajo veliko zalogo o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08
ANA FURLANOVA:

Bio je strasne vroee tisti dan
v Trstu. Zame so sc bile zacele
poeitnice. z mamo sva sedeli VI
zadnji sobici in sva Sc pogovar-
jail. Nobenega vaznega della MI
sva imeli. Nekaj sva sivah, pa
Sc tisto Sc mama nj prevee lju-
bilo.
Pogovarjali sva Sc o MEM, XII
mama je bill obema najljubsi: o
njenem sinu, XII je bill moi MOI.
Nekaj mesecev preje je napra-
vii doktorat v Zagrebu, eeprav
je dovrsil studije ma Dunaju. IL
Zagreba Sc je vrnil v Trst, da
stopi prakso ma sodniji. Caka-
10 pa ga je veliko in neprijetno
preseneeenje. .Povedali so mu,
da Zagrebskega doktorata ne
priznajo, ker je spadal Zagreb
pref pod Ogrsko. Nekaj dni nj
bio govoriti MIN. Kaj maj "a
cne? Nekaj njegovih vrstnikov
je odslo Jugoslavijo, on pa Sc
nj mogel odlociti. Po treh dneh
je bill sklep gotov. Prijavil Sc je
v Bologna, XII ina najstarejso
in najznamenitejso univerzo v
Evropi. Sedel ie k delu in ra-
zen pri obedih ga z mamo sploh
nisva videli. Vsako noe je cul do
dveh in treh.
Tisti dan, XII ga omenjam "a
cetka, je zagovarjal svojo tezo
pri prof. De Vecchiu. Bila sem
nekoliko nervozna, ker sem We
della, da zadnje dni pred odho-
dom sploh nj spal in Sc je cd.
peljal izmucen do skrajnosti.
Kakor receno, z mamo sva sc
menili najvec O MEM in ko.
maj cakali, da mine dan in noe
ker Sc je incl vrniti prihodnje
jutro. Mama Sc je navelicala 81.
vanja in je izjavila, da gre h
Klanderjevim. To sta bill dive
start Trzaeanki, XII sta S svojc
mamo stanovali istem mad
stropju kakor mama re skora.
trideset let. Ostala sem sama ir
Sc lotila neke knjige. Bio je O.
koli sestih popoldne. Nisem Sc
dolgo citala, ko je zazvonilo
Dolg je bill hodnik do vhodnit
vrat in JAZZ sem 81 mislila:
LIE komu Sc ljubi V TAXI vro
cini ma obiske!'
Odprla sem in prvi hip nisen
mogla dobro razumeti. Prec
vrati sta stala Mirko Ambrozii
in njegova zena, diva izmed ma.
sih najboljsih prijateljev, toda
kakSna.
zena Sc je tresla kakor Siba
ma vodi in ie komaj izdavila il
sebe:
ives, izgnali so mas"
"Kdo, "a bozjo voljo?"
"Italijani."
Resnicno sem Sc ustrasila
mislila sem, da sc blede njej al
pa meni. Mic nisem mogla ra.
zumeti, tako cudna Eta bila. O.
ba sta bila brez klobuka, v do
macih sandalih brez nogavic
Mirko brez suknje in telovnika
V nekaksnih platnenih hlacah ir
majici brez rokavov. Micka je
bila V domaci halji in skustra
ma, ona, XII jc bila vedno do pi
cice natancno opravljena! Take
sem bila prevzeta, da sem stals
pri vratih in jih gledala kakol
dive prikazni. Sele cez hip sen
prisla k sebi, da sem ju spusti
la noter. Micka Sc je sesedla ns
prvi stol in prosila vode.
sla sem po mamo, onadva pa
sta zacela pripovedovati. Micks
Sc je bila vrnila domov cd svo
je name. Bila je porocena Sc nj
emo leto in je rada sla pogledat
naSaj X mani. Takrat je Bile
tezko "a mlade ljudi, Leta dvaj
set v Trstu nj bilo dobiti stano
vanj, pa tudi ne opreme. Il Ma
rodnega donna pa Sc. je bill, odse
lii odvetnik v Jugoslavijo il
Ambrozic je prevzel cd njegs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-08

vratom, kjer je vedel, da so
privatna stanovanja in videl, da
SO zabita. Vedel je "a skladisee
dve ulici proc in tam 81 je spo-
sodil drog, Xxi so ga rabbi "a
'premikanje tovorov. Nihce ga nj
oviral pri razbijanju vrat, misli-
Ii SO namree, da jih razbija "a
to, da DO pobil Slovence.
Ko sta Micka in Mirko beza-
la, sta Sc videla gasilce, XII So
drveli z brizgalnami proti Ma
rodnemu domu. Micka je deja-
la:
"Saj ne DO gorelo do nasega
stanovanja, &c bodo precej "a
cell gasiti."
Pozno zveeer Sc je Mirko il
muznil il nasega stanovanja in
Sc kmalu vrnil. Tho mi ie re-
kel:
"Ne smemo nocoj povedati
Micki. Tam sem bill. Sal sploh
ne gasijo. lie citalnica gori."
Res MISC gasili. Gasilci so sa-
mo mocili tisto poslopje, XII Sc
je drzalo Narodnega donna, da
Sc ne bi vnelo. Ma drugi strani
poslopja, kjer je bill hotel, so bi-
la vrata ravno tako zabita in
Italijani so hladnokrvno gleda-
Ii, kako so Sc ljudje poskusali
resiti il gorecega poslopja. En-
gost Sc je ubil, nekaj Sc jih je
pohabilo, samo IL prvega mad
stropja so poskakali brez vecje
skode. Govorili so, da jih je ne
kaj zgorelo.
z Ambrozicem sva sla v
sprednjo sobo. Bila je re noe in
gost, rdece osvetljen dim Sc je
grozece vail. pod nebo. Meni sc
je stisnilo srce, vedela sem, da
gremo strasnim casom naproti
Micka in Ambrozic sta ostala
pri mas tiStO noe in Sc pOtem
Drugo jutro je sla mama ma trg
in je prijokala domov "Picco'
lom" v roki. Ma prvi strani je
bila velika Guintova slika, bill j
priobcen yes njegov hujskajoe
govor in velicast spev MENU, k
je resil Trst in Trzacane n
sploh cello Italijo strasne nevar
nosti. Bill ie zadnji cas-, da sc j
zgodilo nekaj "a javno varnost
zato cast in hvala Francesca
Guinti!
Potem je nenadoma prise
moi MOI, dobre wolfe in rekel
da je mislil, da ga bonn cakals
ma kolodvoru. Pa nj cisto nil
razglabljal, zakaj me nj bilo. vi
: della sem, da je nervozen, vozi
Sc je cello noe, toda hitel je pri
povedovati, kako je bilo Bo
| logni. Professor Del Vechio je i
mel ogromno knjiznico in sts
Sc tri dni pogovarjala ma njego
t vem domu samih knjigah il
: razpravah in "a mojega mozs
je bill razgovor z MIN prekra
/ sen in oficijelni zagovor tes'
je bill uzitek. Italijanski dokto
l rat in pravica do izvrsevanjs
prava v Trstu v zepu. Pc men
: pa so sli mravljinci in najrajs;
bi Sc bila zajokala. Cudno me j
= gledal in rekel:
"Kaj pa tt je? Ali nisi mic We
sela, sal imam tako ogromnt
: stvar "a seboj"'
/ "Ti 81 tako navdusen mad ita
= lijanskim profesorjem, ali yes
: kaj Sc je zgodilo? Pc kateri po
: tt pa 81 prisel domov?"
q, Nj prisel mimo Narodnegs
z donna, taksi ga je peljal okoli il
4 prestrasen je vprasal:
"Kaj Sc je moglo zgoditi?"
"Narodni dom gori."
me, saj nj res, sal ne NOR
j.. biti res". Potresel me je "a ra
: me, potem 81 je pokril obraz
!, rokami in tho zastokal.
. Dan ma to je Sci ma sodnijo
: da vlozi prosnjo "a vstop '
= prakso. Isti uradnik ga je spre
= jel in rekel:
= "a II r,icfo SE yy sIuooe1ox,;io
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-13

marketing have developed but egg
receipt, continue to tW.uG!r. Pr.cc.
poultry and eggs wee steady This
week but an uHdcy.yag iiymr">
exists IN Raleigh and v.-,whrrc g..
'2gs. Paying prices continued ~
23i. cents per pound 10y ~, =
:gycrS and IL - cents .cr dnZcl 80.
Cund!rd ana graded |. =. Grade y
large white eggs.
Cotton Lower
Cotton prices We're q ~ 20 Gems
= bale 10. the week. he oEG.c.l.
estimate o: 2l.995. 900 .y.cs Oi co.,n!
III cUl:.Vat!o" on July !. 1913 Ms
SO pcr cen; less than LIS, year a".i
30 percent less than the ln-yvl.
G932-42) avc.aG". RuEing oG E2..
cotton Was S,a". Tho W,at:v: ..~
mostly favorable 10 IL" cotton crop.
Picking and -.-H!uG wee repaired
making far ~ srcSS II '.n ri.
Gr@ndc Valley