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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17
S pota

0 Slovenskem narodnem kon-
gresu Sc veliko pise, kot tudi D
Slovenskem narodnem muzeju.
Posehno dobro je opisala zna-
ma primorska rojakinja in rodo-
ljubka Mrs. Anna Krasna v
"Glasu Naroda'. Njej vse pri-
znanje!
Pc kongresu sem bill sam par
dni V Slovenskem muzeju in Sc
pogovarjal raznimi, posebno
pa O trudu in delu pridnega ma
rodnega delavca Erazma Cor
sheta, XII je upravitelj muzeja.
q MIN sva Sc oh tel priliki
prvic osebno spoznala. Pref sva
81 marsikaj med seboj dopiso-
vala. Povedal sem mu pismeno
in sedaj ustmeno, da DO Sc mar
sikaj poslano originalu ali ko-
PHI v muzej kot nitro bo mogo-
ce.
Zato pa rojaki sirom dezele,
posebno Clevelandcani, prinesi-
tie ali posljite vse, kar ina kaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17

ker je moral Mr.. Cuznar ma delo
" soboto zjutraj, me je dal v
varstvo Stucinovim, sam pa sc
je odpeljal domov, obljubo, da
DO takoj 'po delu prisel spet po,
meme. Gospa Stucin je oblju-
bila Jakobu, da me bodo peljali
po> yseh zanimivih krajih takoj
v soboto zjutraj.
Dosti sem re "vandral" DO
tenn svetu, a malo sem videl ta-
ko prijaznih domov, kakor sem
jih videl tukaj. Stucinova do
macija je tako prijazna, da oh
priliki bonn prisel k MIN ma po-
eitnice, kar sva tudi prijazno
gospo razmotrivala in naredila
nekaksen "kontraht," da kadar
bonn incl priliko, da maj kar
fpridem. Ona je prisla iz Slove-
nije pred 13 lett in sedaj poma-
ga, kolikor je mogoee, da Sc bo
lahko dalo prvo pomoc nasim v
starem kraju. Vsak mesec da-
ruje diva dni svoje place "a Slo-
venijo in ze stirikrat je dala
svojo kri "a Rdeci kriz. Po We
eerJ sn1o Sc pogovarjali o sta
rem .kraju, in ona je ena izmed
takih, katerim je Slovenija 1.-Two
pred oemi in nj pozabila niti enc
nasih lepih "starokrajskih' ma
vad. Spal sem pri Stucinovih in
(Nadaljevanie ma 3. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17
UREDNIKOXA POSTA

zgodovinske vrednosti Sloven-
skenu narodnemu muzeju VI
Cleveland.
L tega muzeja bo potem lah-
ko crpala zdaj krizana, toda po
tel vojni zopet vstala in zedi-
njena Slovenija "a svojo zgodo-
vino o ameriskih Slovencih. &c
daste kaksnemu posamezniku
(prej sem tudi JAZZ mnogo raz-
dali, bo ali prodano ali izgub-
ljeno. Kolikor sem Sc zdaj pre-
prical, je v tenn nasem muzeju
v Clevelandu vse dobro shranje-
no in varno in koristi vsemu ma
rodu.
Glede tega vam je jamcena
sigurnost. Slovenski narodni
dom, kjer Sc nahaja muzej, nj
samo last clevelandskih Sloven-
cev, marvec tudi ponos celokup-
mega slovenskega naroda.
| V mill rodni domovini je ko.
maj pricel cvesti ondotni ma.
rodni muzej. Kaj in kako je da'
mes tam, ugibljemo. Pise Sc 81.
GER veliko, ali tocno sliko bono
dobili sele po vojni. Vemo pa
da so oni veliki revezi, XII seda.
umirajo cd gladu, trpljenja
mraza in preganjanja. &c bi m
slisali glas teh sirot, hi nan
njih mile prosnje segle globokt
v srce, da hi sc zjokali.
zato, rojaki, pomislite ma t;
klic, XII je vsaj enkrat zdruzi
mas vse ameriske Slovence 5. il
6. decembra 1912 ma prvem Slo
venskem narodnem kongresl
l V Clevelandu. Delujmo skupa
kot usmiljeni Samaritan "a re
sitev nasega naroda. Pa tudi N
. pozabite Slovenskega muzeja
Clevelandu in mu posljite7 VS.
zgodovinske vrennote. Rodo
!: ljubni Erazem Gorshe .bo p;
/ skrbel svojinni pomocniki, d;
DO vse lepo urejeno in varno.
1 Malta Pogorelc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17

namenil, da bonn "rogovilil' ma
10 bolj Vlsoko in bonn pustil vo-
jake pri niru. Precudno, res
nicno, bill sem v mestu, b kate
rem sanjajo mlada dekleta, O
mestu, katerega obiskujejo:
kralji, mogotci, prestolonasled-
niki (ti zadnji lie v starih cash,
danes SO izunrli in sc nahajajo
samo Sc muzejih), vojvode, pa
tudi ten je malo ma svetu, in
druga TAXA, 'gospoda," katera
rada zapravlja denar in zivi ma
stroske navadnih zemljanov. Bill
sem V mestu, o katerem pravi-
jo, da jc sredisee lepote sveta,
kjer Sc steka VISA krasota iz vse-
ga sveta, kamor pride pref ali
slej talentirani igralec odra, kjer
lzdeluJejo najbolJse filme sVeta,
in kjer zivijo in imajo svoje
domove igralke in igralci, kakor
SO Shirley Temple, Loretta
Young, Claudette Colbert, Gary
Cooper, Wallace Berry, Bing
Crosby in drugi.. Da, bill sem v
HollyWoodu.
Veste, do sedaj smo mi Slo-
venei opisali he skoro vse. Ali
niste ze citali poset Jeruzalena,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17

SkRAT !

"Nobenega leta vam vec ne
dam, &c ne boste nehali pitt in
kaditi, gospqd Logar!"
"To mi pripovedujete ze. vec
let, gospod doktor!!"
"ze, ze, toda enkrat bonn le
uganil, moi ljubi."
"Vceraj sem Sc vendar en-
krat resil teh sitnih upnikov,
oce."''
"Pav 81 naredil. To je lepo od
tebe. sploh postajas zadnje ca
Sc zelo razumen clovek. Kako
pa 81 zadevo uredil?
"Vsem upnikom sem dal tvoJ
naslov."
"Jaz sem med prvimi pevka-
mi ma svetu."
"Toliko ste re stari?'
Uciteljica vprasa: "Kako je
sedanji cas- cd piti?"
"Jaz pijem.'
"Dohro. In prihodnji cas-"
"Jaz sem pijan."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17
Ko banka izplacuje

Cleveland, Ohio. " sreoo'
dne 10. februarja je zacela ma
sa slovenska The North Amerl-
can banka izplaeevati 4Ofo dl-
videndo zamrznjenega denarJa
stare banke, katera Sc nahaja v
likvidaciji. The North Ameri-
can Mortgage Co.,, XII je sedaJ v
oskrbi Mr.. Edward Blythina.
Izplaeevanje imenovane divi-
dende Sc bo nadaljevalo toliko
casa, da bo VISA izplacana, cetu-
di vzame vec mesecev. Nekaterl
imaio "a dobiti Sc cd prejsnjih
dividend, cas- "a izplaeevanje nj
nobenkrat omejen, dokler ina
kdo svoj delez "a dobit.
Vrnjenih je bilo pa veliko po-
slanih pisem, to je znak, da so
Sc mnogi preselili ali drugace
naslov spremenili. Vsak, XII ina
kniizico stare zamrznjene ban
ke, bo dobil lahko cd sedaj ma
pref kadar DO hotel 40 odst. ka-
kor zgoraj omenjeno. Poleg te,
ga dobi obenem tudi ostale di,
vidende &c jih dosedaj Sc nj do
bill; nekaj je Sc takih, XII Sc nj
so prejei vseh dosedaj izplaca
nih dividend.
Dale: Priporoca Sc, da bi pr
We dneve ne prihajali preveli
kin skupinah TAXI, katerim Sc
"a denar ne mudi, po neka.
dneh bo lazje, ko sc bo vse ure
dilo sistem. Poskusali smo ma
jeti pomoc "a hitreje izplaceva
ME, pa je take pomoci tel
dneh tezko dobiti, radi tega ma
10 potrplJeI1Jd.
Dale: Ker Sc nasa banks
trudi in pomaga pri likvidacij
S tenn, da kupuje tudi vknjizbe
in sodeluje pri izplacevanju, j
umevno, da vodstvo banke vab
vlagatelje "a pristop k novi ban
XII kdor lahko nekaj prihrani x
jutri.
Vsega denarja "a to sedanjt
dividendo bo izplacanega $582,
100000; precej vec kot pol mill
jona dolarjev. Ko DO to izplaca
no DO v celoti izplacanega Z;
odst. ma vse vloge. Likvidacij;
Sc bo vrsila potem Sc naprej.
Ia posebno uslugo takim, ka
teri radi della ne morejo priti
banko v uradnih urah, nudin
priliko, da prineso knjizice n;
moi urad zvecer ali kadar ST
donna, drugi dan pa pridete p'
denar. Kateri ste izven mesta
posljite banki knjizico, kater;
vam DO vrnjena cekom. TAX
Sc DO izvrsilo redno izplaceva
ME "a vse po wolff.
V nadi, da DO to pojasnil'
vlagateljem po wolff, ostajam
pozdravom do vseh.
Anton Grdina,
predsednik slov. N. A. Banke
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17
DALMACIJA JIM DISI

"Pester Lloyd": Professor Domb je incl Budim-
pesti predavanje Da Dan1aciji. Razozh je kako e Da
macija sedem stoetij bila brank rmskega mpera pro
.vzhocnim barbaro. Ko so Avari in Sovani opustosi
to ozeme, Dalnatinci uvide da obstoa vez skupnih
interesov med mimi in med Benetkam katerim so Sc
zduzili in osta mimi tri solea. Lepa renesansa da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17
NACIJSKI GENERAL
UBIT

LONDON, 16. februarja. -
Nemsi radio je danes naznanil,
da5 je bill dne 1. februarja ubit
ma tuniski 'front.' general Wolf
gang Fischer, poveljnik divizi-
je nemzkih tankov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17
ZAJETJE JETNIKOV

PARCHMAN, Miss, Is. ia
nuarja. - Drzavni policisti so
snoci zajeli sedem cd 10 jetni-
kov, XII SO soboto pobegnili iz
tukajsnje drzavne jetnisnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17
Tony Drenik::
Priijieten poset
Houyvooda

"Kod je pa
zdaj h o d liz"
Vem, da DO kak-
Sen citatelj tc
ponislil, ko be
prieel eitati te
vrstice. Ampak.
predno b o s t G
pricakovali, d a
vam bonn pisal
O bojnih polja.
nah in O voja.
kin, vedite, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-17

matinskega gradbenega soga podaa dokaz, da to Pr-
morje kulturno spada k zahodnemu svetu
TO ponavljajo vedno in oh vsaki priki Itaijani
ker Sc jim vedno cede slime pc nasi lepi Dalmacij
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State Leads
NaHOn In
Scrap Drive

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TO Feature Concert
Type Show AT USO
Evening Of IulY II

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Children and Their
Pets VIII Por0de
Saturday Afternoon

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Coke Wclk Plcnned
By Playground
Committee

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Nursery School
70 Hold Open
House Sunday

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-25
NATHAN FORREST
MAY STILL LIVE
Fellow Altman Claims
General May Have Para
chuted to Safety
BY JAMES ROPER
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENCE

London, June 25.-(UP)-Brig
Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, air.
| minded descendant of Confederate
cavalry genius. may have parachuted
safely from his damaged flying for
tress when it was shot out of &C
ton on the Kiel raid June 10, q
fellow airman reported today.
Capt. Harry M. Conley of San
Francisco, crew member of another
fortress, said he saw eight para
chutes poisoning out after For
rests plane slipped downward, hit
but under control.
II think they were from the gen.
erals plane" Conley said.
Among the crew members of For
rests plane was Tech. Sgt. Robert
F.. Forest, radioman, of Arlington
Heights, Mass.
Gen. Forrest, great-grandson and
namesake of Tennessee's Civil war
cavalry general and the crew mem
bers of the fortress were listed
officially as missing. If they had
reached ground safely, they probab-
ably were made prisoners by the
NaIS.
Twenty-Five other fortresses were
lost on the Kiel raid, which turned
out to be the greatest air battle U.
S. airmen have ever had over Ger
many.
None of the flyers saw Forests
raiding plane crash. Captain Cliff
ford H. Cole of Effingham, Ill, said
the plane, helping lead the way
over the target, was attacked by
three Nazi fighters.
"They set afire the number four
engine but the pilot held her steady
until the bombs were away" Cole
said.
Then 1t was attacked by four
fighters and 1 saw a piece OF the
tail or fuselage blown off. The
plane had to drop out OF forma-
ton and the last I saw of 1t, 1t was
losing altitude rapidly but still un-
der control"
Forrest, SO, whose wife lives in
Spokane, recently arrived IN Great
Britain to command an Eight Air
force combat wing. He was acting
as an Observe on the raid.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-25
Weekend Travelling
Ordered Curtailed
Pleasure "Riders" on Trains or Buses Asked to Be
More Considerable; Many Over Sunday Trips Out

Weekend pleasure travel by inter-
city train and bus is practically
eliminated for the duration, the Of
flee OF War Information observed
today--not only because such travel
interfered with war transport and
crowds soldiers on leave, but also
because, the way things are, 1t isn't
going to be a pleasure.
Daytime jaunts to nearby beaches,
parks, hiking trails and other play
grounds will be the best way to
snatch a few hours of relaxation,
as long as pleasure seekers choose
a non-critical type of transportation.
Travel via street car, subway or
suburban bus during non-rush
hours is permissible. Excursion boats
in some areas also may be used for
a days outing.
Railroads and inter city bus COM
panies are in agreement that week
end pleasure travel should be ELI
minated Their service in carrying
the essential traffic of war under
great difficulties has won official
recognition. Many of them are
stating publicly their realization
that such traffic comes ahead of
everything else. Contrary to their
practice of advertising the lure of
recreational spots for Americas US
ual millions of weekend and holiday
travellers, they, as well as the Office
of Defense Transportation, are urg-
ing civilians to stay at home over
week-ends, particularly those con-
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nected with holidays, such as the
fourth of July.
One railroad serving the East and
Midwest bought space In the daily
newspapers just prior to the Mem
orial Day weekend TO point OUT to
possible travellers that "on those
days MAY % through June u there
may be standing room only The
advertisement called attention to the
large numbers of service men going
home for short furloughs and stated,
The needs of the fighting forces
and essential travel in connection
with the war effort must come
first"
At least one other railroad has
gone even further than discourage
ing weekend and holiday travel,
expressing it's views in newspaper
advertisement as follows, please
don't ride on Southern Railway
train this unless you con-
cientiously believe that your trip is
necessary"
Furlough travel for men in the
service reaches its peaks on week.
ends. A holiday weekend increases
the normal rise. Travelling civilians,
whose time is not restricted by the
regulations which cover these men,
can make a generous contribution
to the comfort ard pleasure of the
armed forces if they will make their
plans for any necessary travelling
so that their trip falls in the middle
of the week--holiday or no.